18 - Sunday, January 14, 1990 - North Shore News

North Shore Toastmaster of the Year named

THE NORTH Shore Toastmasters
Club has named its Toastmaster of
the Year.

lan Johnson, whoa joined the
club in October 1988, said in his
acceptance speech, ‘I cannot begin
to list the benefits that [ have
received since joining. [t used to be
that | would have been speechless
in this type of situation.”

Club president Valerie Hender-
son presented an engraved plaque
from the club congratulating
Johnson “for his commitment to
promoting his club, maintaining
membership and entertaining us
with his humorous speeches."”

During its final meeting for 1989
the club installed its new officers
and celebrated a successful year.

Dance to African drums

MOVE TO the thump, thump,
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Workshops are offered two con-
secutive Saturdays, Jan. 20 and 27
from 2 to 4 p.m., and will involve
intense instruction and dancing.
Participants should have some
dance experience.

“If you work hard,’’ says in-
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certainly feel the magic of the
drum beat through you. There is
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Rose is of Latin-African descent
and is well-schooled in jazz and
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Public Speaking, you see

The club’s new executive members

headed by 1990) president Art
Stephens accepted their respon-
sibilities for feading the club

through the upcoming year.

North Shore Toastmasters is
part of the Toastmasters Interna-
tional organization, There are over

110 clubs throughout B.C. with
worldwide membership exceeding
150,000. Toustmasters is a non-
profit organization promoting bet-
ter communication through learn-
ing the art of public speaking in a
supportive club environment.

The club is always interested in

having guests come to weekly
meetings. Meetings are on Mon-
days from 7:15 to 9:30 p.m. at the
YMCA in West Vancouver, 1735
Inglewood Ave.

For further information contact
fan at 980-6105, Valerie at 926-
9315 or Dick at 987-7294,

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