S32 Final – our Winners
Rob & Pauline won their Contests
Pauline won the Table Topics Contest
Rob won the Humorous Speech Contest
Area S32 held the two contests on Wednesday night, October 12, 2016 – at our club.
So what is Area S32? and who is Leonor Ragan?
Leonor Ragan is our District 17 Director.
She has overall responsibility for all the current 82 Clubs in Western Australia Those 82 Clubs make up District 17 – it is one of the 107 Districts in the world.
Leonor presented the trophies to the winners – to our Pauline and Rob
Southern Division, one of 4 Divisions in WA, is our Division
Area S32 is one of 5 Areas in Southern Division. We are in Area S32
Gateway, the Tuesday night Club, is also in S32
Quaynote Speakers, our new Monday night Club, will be in S32
Here are the meeting details
There were 27 people present.
with 16 Victoria Quay members.
Bill Kelly was Toastmaster
Kevin Sansome was Chief Judge
He is Southern Division Director
Dean Humphrey had several roles
He gave an inspirational opening Inspiration
When Tally Counters were counting he presented Table Topics
Supper was supplied by our members.
It occurred between the two Contests.
The two Contests
Shona Hutchings was the Contest Chair.
Rob Turner was the winner with his speech
My Two Loves
Table Topics
Caroline Devenish-Meares was the Contest Chair.
Each Contestants received the same topic:
Pauline Rea was the winner
The next contest level
The Southern Division final for Humorous Speech and Table Topics
will be held at The Gary Holland Community Centre in Rockingham
on Sunday 13 November starting at 1.30pm
Rob and Pauline will be representing Victoria Quay and Area S32
Congratulation to Pauline and Rob. Good Luck on Nov 13th.
Well done Pauline and Rob.
Go Vic Quay!!!!
Congratulations to you two.
Well done.
congrats Pauline and Rob. Take it to the next level guys!
Congratulations! And Best of Luck with the next stage!
Congratulations Rob And Pauline, enjoyed your speeches and look forward to the next round .
Well done ! Rob and Pauline. A double from Victoria Quay. Fantastic effort