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6 Thi> Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville. March 15.1!I8!I Section Two Toastmasters Club Holds International Speech Competition The March 7 meeting of Bowmanville Toastmasters had chairman Irene Konzel- mann wearing two hats ns she was also a participant in the International Speech Contest. Toastmaster Kon- zelmann had stepped into the breech" when the scheduled scheduled chairman was sick. Experienced Experienced toastmasters learn to develop this degree of spontaneity and flexibility to the point where the transition transition can be made with relative relative ease. In life, our degree degree of adaptability will often dictate our degree of success in a chosen venture. In Toastmasters, we learn the confidence necessary to succeed. We in Toastmasters are interested in the use, and abuse, of words, and take advantage of every occasion to put appropriate words to their proper use. Grammarian Grammarian Connie Nelson's word for the evening was "contagious", "contagious", a word which, although although often associated with disease, also means "communicated "communicated from one to another". another". Toastmaster Nelson expressed the wish that the goodwill, excitement, and spirit of Toastmasters would "infect" all of us in a positive way, and, indeed, this proved to be true. Table Topics Master Margaret Margaret Kropf told us that the English language surrounds us like a sea, and like the waters of the deep it is full of mysteries. She asked us to pretend to be linguists attempting attempting to persuade the members of the audience of the necessity of including our word in a new comprehensive comprehensive dictionary about to be published. The fascinating fascinating aspect of words like "snirtle , "bedswerver", "bel- libone" and "Lubberwort" is that these are real words of an earlier age which have fallen into disuse today. The membership thoroughly enjoyed enjoyed attributing new and. exotic meanings to these antiquated antiquated words. Table Topics winner was our grammarian, grammarian, Connie Nelson, who told us that "wuri" meaning, at a stone's throw, was the sound made by a dog with larnyn- gitis! The International Speech Contest is an exciting event in any Toastmasters Club. The winner at club level who "survives" the competition competition at area, district, division, division, and regional levels will find him or herself attending attending the International Toastmasters Toastmasters Conference, all- expenses paid. It is here that the world champion of public speaking is chosen. A Torontonian whose first language language was NOT English was the first place winner of this prestigious honour in 1986. On Tuesday night, past- president Irene Konzelmann took the first important step by winning the contest at club level. Her humorous speech entitled "Jumping in with Both Feet" described the various uses of feet from lighting cigarettes to painting painting with a brush, to the incorporation incorporation of expressions like "foot in mouth'* into the more colourful terms of the English language. Toastmaster Toastmaster Don Slemon is to be commended for his willingness willingness to give an impromptu speech on the prevention of foreign take-over in Canada. Toastmaster Joan Winter won the Spark Plug Trophy. Bowmanville Toastmasters Toastmasters meet at the Lions Community Community Centre every Tuesday Tuesday evening at 7:30 p.m. SHARP. Visitors are most welcome. For more information, information, please contact Toastmaster Toastmaster Irene Konzelmann at 983-9423 or Toastmaster Helen Bryden at 434-8397. Margaret Kropf, Vice President Public Relations. Business Directory ACCOUNTANCY REFLEXOLOGY WINTERS, ' SUTHERLAND & MOASE Peler A. Hobb, C.A. Wllmar J. Bakker, C.A. 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