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New Member Ideas
This is new officer time for many clubs, and those who only elect officers once a year should haverejuvination time The summer doldrums will soon be over and it will be necessary to institute an active membership campaign
A good way to improve your membership is to block off the business area surrounding your club meeting place Assign an area or territory to each Active Club Member Borrow a City Directory, all cities have them Your Power Company, Telephone Company, many large business, a Public Library or City Hall, can lend you one This will give the address geographically and the name and telephone number of the business in each mans' territory
Then have each man make a telephone call or physical contact on each business Make an appointment with the man in charge and introduce Toastmasters to him You'll be surprised how many members you'll pick up by this method, and many businesses will be very interested in what you have to offer Try it, it will really build up membership You may be able to start a new club this way More next month
Western Breeze
Continued from Page5 Treasurer, Chuck Differding; Secretary, Keith Crawford; and Sergeant-at-Arms, James Taylor The leader in the 3087 individual toastmaster competition as of May 31 was Chuck Differding with 330 points, followed very closely by Ferde Schulte with 272 points
All of the Western Division's new Area Governors were inattendanceat the Summer Convention in Orlando, a feat which no other division could match They were: Dick Wood, No 2; Harold Burcham, No 6; Bob Martin, No 10; Dick Myers, No 13 and Dick Anci, No 18! This was a great showing; we should really shine in October at the Happy Dolphin! See you there
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Continue d fro m Page 2 Orange County Tax Collector, Earl K Wood of Orlando, a Toastmaster for 20 years and a candidate for District 47 Governor in 1964
"AN OUTSTANDING CONVENTION"
International Second Vice President John F Diaz, DTM, called the Summer Executive Committee Meeting "an outstanding convention" and commended Convention Chairman, Morris Middleton, ATM for a superb effort Morris' committee was able to provide a free cocktail party on Friday evening to allToastmasters and guests, as well as a free children's banquet on Saturday afternoon Despite the freebies,' the convention ended up in the black (Audit in next month's issue)