District 39 Toastmasters Treasurer Report April 5....

District 39 Toastmasters

Treasurer Report April 5. 2014

The District continues to be in very good shape financially. Our current balances through February 28, 2014 are as follows:

Cash, Bank of America $ 11,151.26 Cash, Pay Pal Account $ 10,509.56

Total Cash $ 21,660.82

District Reserve $14,586.92

Cash & Reserve $36,247.74

The Summary Report of the Year to Date Actual vs. Budget thru 2/28/14 is attached. California Treasurers (and Presidents): The California N199 MUST be filed with Franchise Tax Board NLT 5/15/14. This form is very easy to complete, but it must be completed on-line. You’ll need the total revenue for your club for 2013, and the name of the current president. If your Club’s report has not been filed yet, please follow up immediately. If you have Vouchers for Reimbursement for either Leadership Breakfast or either Conference, or anything else, please get them to District Governor Joey Waldrop as soon as possible. Joey MUST approved any request for reimbursement before I can issue a check. Also, per TI Regulations, if you wait too late to submit a reimbursement request, it may be denied.

Myra Golson Myra Golson, DTM, District 39 Treasurer, 2013-2014 916 215-1035 [email protected]

Actual Budget Variance Actual Budget Variance

District Revenue

912.00 922.00 -10.00 Membership Revenue 26,337.00 24,613.00 1,724.00

0.00 0.00 0.00 Confererence Revenue 17,003.84 17,500.00 -496.16

219.80 250.00 -30.20 District Store Revenue 1,862.90 1,950.00 -87.10

4,861.49 3,400.00 1,461.49 Other Revenue 4,916.49 3,400.00 1,516.49

5,993.29 4,572.00 1,421.29 Total District Revenue 50,120.23 47,463.00 2,657.23

District Expenses

106.93 0.00 106.93 Conference Expenses 20,642.41 18,550.00 2,092.41

0.00 400.00 -400.00 TLI Expenses 305.87 3,100.00 -2,794.13

917.07 0.00 917.07 District Store Expenses 3,320.14 1,900.00 1,420.14

0.00 575.00 -575.00 Marketing Expense 3,800.42 7,675.00 -3,874.58

255.26 720.00 -464.74 Communications & PR Expenses 2,947.48 5,960.00 -3,012.52

600.30 350.00 250.30 Education & Training Expense 4,148.65 7,050.00 -2,901.35

0.00 0.00 0.00 Speech Contest Expenses 1,813.32 2,900.00 -1,086.68

781.99 845.00 -63.01 Administration Expenses 3,278.10 8,735.00 -5,456.90

462.24 1,000.00 -537.76 Travel Expense 6,152.35 14,135.00 -7,982.65

4,128.09 3,400.00 728.09 Other Expenses 3,951.04 3,400.00 551.04

7,251.88 7,290.00 -38.12 Total District Expenses 50,359.78 73,405.00 -23,045.22

-1,258.59 -2,718.00 1,459.41 Total Net Income -239.55 -25,942.00 25,702.45

District 39 Treasurer's Report (Actual vs. Budget Summary) Month Ending 2/28/14

Attachment, April 2014 Treasurer's Report

Minda Fernish Public Relations Officer

District 39 [email protected]

April 2014

WHERE LEADERS ARE MADE

International Speech and Table

Topics Contests _____________________

Division E

April 4 6:30 Potluck 7:00 contests

Sac Co Adm Bldg 700 H St

Sacramento CA

Division F April 5

6:00 potluck 6:30 contests Eastely Hall

Nev Co Realtors 336 Crown Point Cr

Grass Valley, CA

Division G April 11

6:00 check in, potluck 7:00 contests

Intel Corporation 1900 Prairie City Road

FM-7 Building Folsom, CA 95670

Division B

April 12 9:30 refreshments

10:00 contests Ansari Bldg Room 106

UNR, Reno, NV

Division H April 25

6:30 potluck 7:00 contests


Sacramento, CA

Division A April 26

9:10 briefings 9:30 contests


Sacramento CA

Division D May 2

6:30 potluck 7:00 contests


Sacramento, CA

Division C May 3

11:30 briefings 12:30 contests

Redding Library 1100 Parkview Ave

Redding, CA

District 39 May 17

Spring Conference Peppermill Casino

Reno, NV

Use your Club’s Facebook page to generate public interest and attract new members:

Post pictures from your meetings. With permission, tag members in the photo. This is a great way to recognize the achievement of the members and to publicize their success and growth.

Take a quarterly picture of all members; use it as your club's cover photo so people see the

same faces when they walk into the room.

Encourage club members to like the page and comment on posts.

Post District announcements, incentives, and deadlines. These are great publicity generators. Share with other clubs to ensure everyone hears the news.

Post District events. They may spark the interest of a potential member and get them to their first meeting.

Create an event. Invite followers to the event, ask members to invite their friends to the

event.

Post weekly tips on speaking and/or leadership.

Encourage club members to “like” the District 39 Toastmasters public page

Invite club members to join the District 39 closed group. If you are not a member, friend Minda Fernish, Krist Beres, or George Jarosik (or another member) to invite you so you can comment on posts.

Promote your club. Promote success. Promote Toastmasters

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Annual District 39 Newsletter Contest

Please submit two Club, Area, or Division newsletters dated between July 1, 2013 and May 5, 2014.

Send entries to [email protected].

All entries must be submitted before midnight May 5, 2014.

Awards will be presented May 17 at the District Conference, Peppermill Casino, Resort, and

Spa in Reno.

All entries will be on display at the conference.

Judging Criteria Presentation - branding, layout, consistency Content - educational, recognition, events Club information - meeting location and time, officers, calendar.

Promote your Club, Area, and Division. Promote effective communication. _______________________________________________________________________

Please send District announcements, updates, and events to [email protected]

We are hoping for a deluge of new and renewed members. ‐‐you can help with active recruitment and follow up of prospective members! We are up to 5080 in our goal of 6134 membership payments or 83%. Check out the 8 is great but 10 you win incentive on the district website along with other marketing incentives.

April Dues Renewals

As of April 2, we stand at 16 clubs with renewals not being received at Toastmasters International, 16 clubs deemed

ineligible ‐minimum requirement not yet met, and 8 low ‐ minimum requirements not yet met. TI is still processing

mailed dues payments so the figures are changing daily. The Leader Letter announced that dues received by April 10

would still give on time credit for DCP goals. Let's get those renewals in.

Prison Club Outreach

Coordinator Brian Richards has been very busy with setting up info meetings and making contacts. He needs your help

in setting up a team to conduct the club meetings in Vacaville at California State Prison Solano. We have a possibility of

creating two regular clubs based on interest shown by the inmates. We are passing the hat for donations to pay for the

chartering fees ($135.) Pick up a flyer and contact Brian for details on getting your security clearance "brown card."

Email: [email protected]. New club sponsors and mentors will be needed for these two clubs.

Club Leads

Have you filled out the bright pink lead referral sheet yet? We currently have 177 paid clubs but need approximately 10

more new clubs to counteract the anticipated loss of 6‐member clubs from the jump to 8 from 6 minimum members

requirement. What else can you do to help? Volunteer to be a club coach ‐ contact Club Coach coordinator Bill Inman

for assignment. Volunteer to be a new club sponsor or mentor. Demo meetings are scheduled for Apr 9 at the

California Rural Indian Health Board on Auburn Blvd, April 10 at Immigration Services at 650 Capitol Mall, and on Apr 17

at Adventist Health in Citrus Heights. Contact Louise if interested in working on any of these leads. The new Spanish

Professionals club met at the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce near Hwy 160 in Sacramento and hopes to charter during

April. Interest in a new club for performers has been expressed ‐ a potential meeting location has been found and

suggested name Stage Masters ‐ contact Minda Fernish or Louise Houdelette. Working on a 5th club for the CalEPA

building on Mondays at noon for the Department of Toxic Substance Control.

Club Fitness Program

Is your club membership between 13 and 19? Contact Club Fitness coordinator Joe Spencer for assistance in becoming a

Distinguished club before June 30, 2014.

Community Outreach

If you want some fun and excitement, participate in a Toastmasters booth at a business expo or job fair. District 39 has

TM brochures and flyers ‐‐ will travel. Due to a lack of response, D39 will not have a presence at the Rancho Cordova

Kids Day in the Park on Apr 26.

Charter Parties

Power Inn Speaking Out celebrated at Olive Garden on Apr 2 receiving their club banner and a set of advanced manuals.

San Juan Speaks is scheduled for noon on Apr 25 in Carmichael. Hoping for two more in Rancho Cordova during April.

Louise Houdelette, DTM, PDG, Lt Governor Marketing, 2013‐14 [email protected] 916 361‐1621

We’re concluding March Madness with area contests staged throughout the district and many talented individu-als vying to be our International Speech and Table Topic winners.

Following the area contests, each division conducts a competition to determine who will represent their respec-tive division at the district finals at the District Conference in Reno. The District 39 winner will compete at the Interna-tional Contest in Malaysia in August.

The International Speech contest be a hotly-contested event throughout the world as speakers aspire to win a ticket to compete on a truly international stage in front of what is expected to be the largest audience in Toastmas-ters history, with 5,000 peo-ple expected to attend the convention.

Contest resources (under

“Education”), including rule

book, forms, FAQs, agenda

templates, dignitary lists,

and calendar listing all con-

tests can be found at

District39.org.

Contest season is in full swing!

Lt. Gov. Education & Training Report—April 2014 Brian Hatano, DTM, LGET [email protected]

Conference Incentive: Highest ratio of pre-registrations to members per club. Top Club gets $50 GC; second place, $25.

>Fall Conference registrations by Oct 31.(completed and awarded)

>Spring Conference by May 15. Most Educational Awards Ratio of Educational Awards to members per club >July 1-Nov. 30 $20 to Top 10 Clubs

(completed and awarded) >Dec. 1–April 30 $20 to Top 10 Clubs

10 of 10 DCP Goals, by May 31. Clubs get $25 GC.

Educational Incentives, 2013-14

Division Contests Fri., April 4—Div. E

Sat., April 5—Div. F

Fri., April 11—Div. G

Sat., April 12—Div. B

Fri., April 25—Div. H

Sat., April 26—Div. A

Fri., May 2—Div. D

Sat., May 3—Div. C

Spring Conference

May 16-18 at the Peppermill Resort Spa Casino in Reno

Keynote Speaker: Ed Tate,

2000 World Champion of Public Speaking

Special Guest: International Director Mike Barsul

Educational Sessions presented by

Russ Steele, DTM, PDG Arnold Kunst—“Lead Like Lincoln”

Linda Evans—“Humor Gangnam Style!”

International Speech and Table Topic contests, elegant Friday dinner, educational

sessions, business meeting with elections, Sunday Breakfast with a Champ

Registration and details at District39.org Chairperson—Carmen Carr

Save the Date: Fall Conference

November 7-8, 2014

Crowne Plaza Hotel, Sacramento

Chairperson: Marty Taub

Area governors interact with club members more than any other district leader. They help preserve the relationship be-tween clubs and districts through their club visits, which are required twice a year.

Thanks to all area governors who are making a big differ-ence with their clubs and keep-ing their area, division and dis-trict on track for distinguished status.

Club visits take place be-tween July 1 and Nov. 30 (round 1) and between Jan. 1

What’s so important about Area Governors’ visits to their clubs?

and May 31 (round 2). Visiting clubs at least twice is essential to their success. It’s reasonable to believe that those clubs whose area governors visit more than twice are apt to be more successful.

When visit reports are submit-ted online, a copy of the com-pleted document is automati-cally sent to the district gover-nor, lieutenant governors, divi-sion governor and president of the club visited so action can be initiated to help make them achieve success.

District Mission We build new clubs and support all clubs

in achieving excellence.

District 39

celebrates its 60th anniversary

at the Spring Conference!

Lt. Gov. Education & Training Report—April 2014 Brian Hatano, DTM, LGET [email protected]

Educational Awards (as of March 28)

District 39 members have earned 519 educational and leadership awards; 45 members have achieved a Triple Crown (three or more educational awards).

Most impressive: 194 Competent Com-municator awards. This means many new Toastmasters are progressing through the program and reaping the benefits.

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ion

Officers Training, Round 2

A B C D E F G H

54 102 47 63 64 84 56 49 519

CC 194

AC BRONZE 71

AC SILVER 30

AC GOLD 19

CL 95

AL BRONZE 42

AL SILVER 15

HPL 15

DTM 16

519

It’s a testament to the dedication of the officers of a club when all seven officers attend training.

Special commendation to the 11 clubs that had all seven officers trained in both the first and sec-ond rounds.

In the first round, 32 clubs reached that mark; in the second round, 21.

In addition, 72% of all clubs had at least four officers trained in the second round. Division A—94%; B 76%; C—81% D—59%; E—65%; F—62%; G—76%; H—76%.

7 of 7 officers trained Both Rounds 1 & 2—11 Clubs A11—Traveling Trainers, Bits N Speeches;

A13—Gourmet Speakers; A14—Pop-Up B24—Sierra Advanced Speakers C32—Yreka; C33—Marysville Toastmasters D45--Reveilliers; D46—Zigmasters. E—None F62—Roseville Toasters G71—Mather Round 2, ended Feb. 28—21 clubs A11—Traveling Trainers, Bits N Speeches; A13—

Gourmet Speakers, Manteca Smooth Talkers; A14—Pop-Up Toastmasters B21—American Valley, Sierra Sunrise, We The

People; B24—Sierra Advanced Speakers C31—Best by a Dam Site, Paradise TM on the

Ridge; C32—Yreka, Toast at Noon; C33—Marysville Toastmasters D44—Trash Talkers, Pestmasters; D45—

Reveilliers; D46—Zigmasters E—None F62—Roseville Toasters G71—Mather; G73—Diamond

Round 1, ended Sept. 30—32 clubs A11—Traveling Trainers, Speaking Machine, Bits

N Speeches; A13—Gourmet Speakers; A14—Pop-Up, River Rappers B21—University; B22—Capital Nevada; B24—

Sierra Advanced Speakers, Biggest Little Talkers; B25—Toast of Tahoe, Truckee Talkers C32—Yreka; C33—Marysville Toastmasters D44—Clear Signals, Pestmasters; D45--

Reveilliers; D46—World History Club, Zigmasters E51—Sutter, Speakers Bureau; E52—

Professionally Speaking; E53—Strictly Speaking, East End Orators; E54—Capitol Communicators F62—Roseville Toasters; F64—Empire, The Excel

Orators G71—E-Z Speakers, Mather H82—Club 39; H84—DMV

Toastmasters International Mission: We empower individuals to become more effective communicators and leaders.

District Mission: We build new clubs and support all clubs in achieving excellence.

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“I’ve learned that people will forget what you

said, people will forget what you did, but people

will never forget how you made them feel.”

‐ Maya Angelou

Empowering Leaders to Make a Difference

Empowering Leaders to Make a Difference….how do we do that?

One of the most important lessons I have learned through my years in Toastmasters is the importance

of empowering others. Empowering others is one of the most essential acts of kindness one can do

for another person. I think Empowering is encouraging at its very best. Empowering others is easy and

it is definitely contagious.

One way we empower leaders is by having District meetings that are workshops, Divisions taking a lead in developing

programs that improve leadership development, officer training, and programs to fit the needs of individual clubs. Leaders

empowering others means identifying with them.

Another way we empower leaders is by asking people what needs to be changed, and listening as to how we can improve in

the District. Empowering others means curbing our egos; not criticizing or judging, but understanding and showing

compassion.

The way we empower others is by being responsive to situations and finding

solutions for difficult problems so we can all move forward. Empowering

others is also empowering to us. Every nod, every smile, every interaction

can completely change the course of someone’s day. We can either use our

influence in a positive or negative way. Empowering others means caring

about others, thanking them for the jobs they do or the services they

provide, and wishing them well. So, Make Their Day!!!

We empower people by leveraging the special talents and gifts that people already have; to learn from them and to empower

them to love what they’re doing. We empower leaders to encourage change and try new ideas and to delegate responsibility.

Empowering others means being happy for their success, and praising them on their accomplishments. Recognize people for

what they do and they will continue to grow.

I believe that Toastmasters is an incredibly powerful organization that can change people’s lives. I am passionate about

helping people get what they want out of Toastmasters and what they want out of life. You can count on me to be here to

follow through to make sure situations are handled with responsibility and integrity. I am here to serve you, and to empower

you to serve others ‐ ‐ to empower others.

Finally, you and I can personally empower leaders and members by modeling excellence; being prepared, polished,

professional, and passionate. Empowering others means giving them the feeling that they are appreciated and loved.

Empowering others makes the world a better place. My fellow Toastmasters, leaders and friends; together we can empower

and change our lives and the lives of others. Now isn't that what Toastmasters is all about?

District Governor’s Report – April 2014

Toastmasters International Mission: We empower individuals to become more effective communicators and leaders. District Mission: We build new clubs and support all clubs in achieving excellence.

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Attention all Clubs! Turn In Your Dues Today Your club can still earn Distinguished Club credit if you submit your

dues renewals online by April 10. Visit www.toastmasters.org/duesrenewals for details.

California Club Treasurers Only Please file the 199N by May 15.

Round 2: Area Governor Club Visits To receive credit in the Distinguished Area Program, area governors must submit reports for 75 percent of their clubs for both rounds of visits. After you visit a club, please submit an Area Governor's Club Visit Report online. Second‐round submissions are due May 31.

Is Your District on Track to Become Distinguished? With only three months left in the 2013‐2014 program year, we know you are working hard to achieve District Recognition Program goals. Motivate your members to finish the year strong by encouraging new club growth and membership‐building activities. Also, be sure to check the dashboard regularly for updated reports related to your area, division and district key performance indicators.

Club Proxy for District Council Meeting

For the District Council meetings, the following applies: District Administrative Bylaws; Article X: Council Meetings, Quorum, Proxies, and Voting; Page 90, section (d) Proxies Either the club president or vice president education of any member club may designate, in writing, any active individual member of the club to act as a proxy for him or her at any district council meeting. In the event one of those officers is not in attendance at the meeting and has not designated, in writing, an active individual member of the club to act as his or her proxy at such meeting, the officer or proxy holder in attendance shall be deemed to hold the proxy of the other and may therefore cast two votes at such meeting. The intent of this provision is to assure that every club will be represented by two votes. No other proxies shall be valid at a district council meeting. A written proxy, to be valid at a district council meeting, must contain all the elements set forth in Toastmasters International policy and must be delivered personally, by mail, by fax, by e‐mail, by electronic transmission, or by other reasonable means to the club member who will hold the proxy. The proxy holder must present the proxy in paper form (i.e., print out an e‐mail) to the credentials desk. If the proxy does not bear a handwritten signature, it must have the typed name of the club officer(s) giving the proxy or some other indication that the club officer(s) authorized the proxy to be given. A proxy that complies with these requirements shall be treated as valid so long as the credentials desk has no reason to believe that the proxy was not authorized. A proxy holder cannot transfer or assign a proxy to someone else. A valid proxy delivered to the proxy holder is revoked only if the club officer who gave the proxy takes one of the following subsequent actions: he or she destroys the proxy, cancels the proxy in writing, issues another proxy authorized at a later date, or actually attends the district council meeting.

Policies and Protocol; Protocol 9.0: District Campaigns and Elections; Page 216, section 7. District Proxies A. District proxies and voting are governed by the District Administrative Bylaws, Article X, Sections (d) and (e). B. The district sends a credential or proxy form to each club president and vice president education 30 days before a district

council meeting in the district newsletter or in the mailing announcing the meeting. C. The credential or proxy form must contain the district number; a description of the event; the date and location of the

meeting; space for the club name and number; space for the name of the club president, vice president education, or proxy‐holder who attends; space for the signature of the president or vice president education authorizing the credential or proxy; and the date the credential or proxy is signed.

D. Proxies are valid only for in‐person meetings.

Triple Crown Achievements

Member Count Awards

Nunez, Sondra 7 CC, ALB, LDREXC, DTM, CL, ALS, CC

Jarosik, George R. 6 LDREXC, CL, ALB, ALS, ACG, DTM

Luong, Douglas 6 ACG, ALS, DTM, ALB, CL, CL

Cornellier, Amy Shima 5 CC, ACB, CC, CL, CC

Davis, John L. 5 ALB, CC, LDREXC, ALS, DTM

Johnson, Vincent W. 5 LDREXC, ALS, DTM, CL, CL

Purtee, Jeffrey D. 5 DTM, CL, ALS, CC, CC

Alexander, Helen E. 4 LDREXC, CC, ACB, ALB

Campbell, Jeffrey D. 4 CL, ALB, ALS, DTM

Craig, Bradley D. 4 CC, ACB, CC, CL

Daly, Karen L. 4 CL, DTM, ACG, ALS

Delgado, Sharon E. 4 CC, ACG, ALS, DTM

Dessau, Paul Matthew 4 ALB, ALS, CC, DTM

Halls, Stephanie 4 CC, CL, CL, CC

Lopez‐Taff, Marijane 4 CC, CL, ACB, ALB

Souza, Zackary Jason 4 CL, ALB, ACS, CL

Sydor, Rick P. 4 CC, CL, CC, CL

Benson, Daniel R. 3 ACS, CC, ACB

Bogue, Kathy A. 3 CC, ALB, CL

Carr, Carmen L. 3 CC, CL, ACS

Chavez, Raul 3 ALS, DTM, ACG

Cleveland, Rachel D. 3 ALB, CL, ACB

Cockrill, Sanae M. 3 CC, CL, ALB

Cook, Don P. 3 ACB, ACB, ALB

Droog, Pieter M. 3 CC, ACG, ALB

Eisberg, Susan E 3 CC, CL, ALB

French, Cathy 3 CC, CL, ALB

Hatano, Brian 3 CL, CC, ACB

Heffley, Joan M. 3 CL, CC, ALB

Katzen, Allan 3 LDREXC, ALS, DTM

Martin, Cindy 3 ALS, DTM, ACB

Mattox, Julie 3 ALS, LDREXC, ACS

McTighe, Sarah Jane 3 CL, ALB, CC

Owens, Linda Cortez 3 ACB, ALB, ACS

Pope, Joyce G. 3 CC, CL, CC

Silvester, Andrew E 3 CC, LDREXC, ACS

Sorenson, Nathan R 3 CC, ACB, ACS

Stuart, William H 3 CL, ACB, ALB

Talbot, Lorraine 3 CL, ACS, ALB

Taylor, Frank G. 3 ACB, CC, CL

Wahle, Christopher M. 3 CC, CL, CC

Weibling, Cheryl Lynn 3 CL, CC, ACB

Zachariah, Alvin 3 ACS, ALB, ACG

Zic, David 3 CC, ACS, CL

District 39 • Where Leaders Are Made Ph. 916-826-9648 • www.district39.org

Gary W. Pettigrew, DTM, PDG Division A Governor 2013‐2014

District 39 Email: [email protected]

DIVISION A REPORTApril 5, 2014

Vision: To empower individuals to become effective communicators and leaders.

Team Members: Area 11 Governor: Trish Lenkiewicz, AC Area 12 Governor: Wes Johnson, AC Area 13 Governor: Bill Doughty, AC Area 14 Governor: Cynthia Biedermann, AC Division Chief Judge: Lorna Zink, DTM

Club Visits: AG 11 Trish Lenkiewicz, AG Wes Johnson: 100% clubs visited.

Membership: 107 new members to date: Area 11: 24; Area 12: 22; Area 13: 30; Area 14: 3 Leaders: Tracy TM: 15; Speaking Machine: 13; Sutter Oracles: 12 Total of 559 total paid members.

DCP Stars: Speaking Machine, 9/10 goals met Bits N Speeches, Manteca Smooth Talkers: 8/10 goals met. Tracy TM, Tracy Leadership, Pop‐Up TM: 7/10 goals met.

Club Officer Training: 14 of 16 clubs met the officers’ trained requirement.

Challenges: 1. Lodi Talking Heads struggling with renewing members due to health care

implementation. 2. Traveling Trainers, River Rappers, Gourmet Speakers are low member clubs. 3. New club opportunities.

Notable Accomplishments:

1. All Area contests are complete. Division contest set for Saturday, April 26, 9:00am at 700 H St.

2. AG 13 Wes Johnson: 4/4 clubs have met Distinguished status (pending renewals).

District 39 • Where Leaders Are Made

Bill Inman, ACS, ALS Division B Governor, District 39

2013‐2014 Email: [email protected]

DIVISION B REPORT April 5, 2014


Team Members: Area 21 Governor: Kime King‐Patraw, ACB, ALB

Area 22 Governor: Steffany Walker, ACB, ALB

Area 23 Governor: Anne Cates, ACB, CL

Area 24 Governor: Tina Machado, DTM

Area 25 Governor: Stephanie Halls, DTM

Area 26 Governor: Mike Hill, ACB, ALB

Division Chief Judge: Art Grossman, DTM

Club Visits: Kime King‐Patraw has 3 second round Area Governor’s Club Visit Reports submitted for Area 21. Steffany Walker and Tina Machado have each submitted two reports for Areas 22 and 24.

Membership: 164 new members to date:

Area 21: 37 ; Area 22: 27 ; Area 23: 26 ; Area 24: 28 ; Area 25; 25 ; Area 26; 21

925 total payments to date.

DCP Stars: Capital Nevada: 8/10 goals met.

Jibboom Street: 8/10 goals met.

Amped: 7/10 goals met (but 16 members – need 3 more)

Biggest Little Talkers: 7/10 met.

Washoe Express: 6/10 goals met.

Sierra Sunrise: 6/10 goals met.

ProTalkers: 6/10 goals met.

Sierra Advanced Speakers: 6/10 goals met (but 11 members – need 4 more)

First Nevadans: 6/10 goals met.

Lyon Speaks Tonight: 6/10 goals met (but 17 members – need 2 more)

Contests: All Area contests are finished. Div. B contest is April 12, 2014

Challenges: Closely watching the renewals, as (almost) everything now depends on them.


Fourteen clubs are now above their membership base. Washoe Express continues its growth spurt with 34 members, and Sierra Sunrise is back up to 50 again.


Lauren Carly, ACB, ALB Division C Governor, District 39


DIVISION C REPORT April, 2014


Team Members: Area 31 Governor: Renee Eagleson, CL, ACG Area 32 Governor: Jill Dinsmore; ACS, ALB Area 33 Governor: Joyce Pope, ACS Division Chief Judge: Jan Shillingburg, ATM, CL

Club Visits: Area 31: none yet Area 32: All clubs visited Area 33: 1 Recorded, all clubs visited.

Membership: 59 new members to date as of 2/7 /2014 Dist 39 Stats (latest available as of this report date). Area31: 83 total ; Area 32: 76 total ; Area 33: 85 total 244 total paid members to date, per stats provided by Joe Spencer 3/5/14 from District web site.

DCP Stars: Area Club Name

Mem. Base

Active Members

Goals Met

31 **Paradise Toastmasters On The Ridge 14 19 5

31 Chico Club 18 15 5

31 Hooker Oak 15 18 5

32 **Best by A Dam Site 16 23 3

32 ** Sunrise Speakers 10 15 5

32 Daybreakers Toastmasters 13 14 5

33 Peachbowl Dawnbreakers 14 15 5

33 Funtalkers Toastmasters 7 6 7

33 **Marysville Toastmasters 7 21 2

** meets membership requirement

Contests: Area 31 contest scheduled for Monday, April 7, 6:30 pm, Chico Library, 1108 Sherman Ave. Division contest May 3, Redding Library, Contest Starts at 12:30 pm, Judge and Contestant briefing at 12:00 pm

Challenges: 1. 12 out of 16 clubs need to make membership building a priority, as indicated by the number of members needed to become a Distinguished club.

2. Two clubs are at or below 8 members and need extra help to meet the April 10 membership requirements to maintain their charter: SpeakEasy (8 members) in Willows and Funtalkers (6 members) in Yuba City.

3. 5 clubs are lagging in DCP goals. The AGs will pass along encouragement to these clubs at their visits.


1. Division Newsletter to be distributed on April 2. 2. Promotional material request sent to District 39. I understand the request has been approved;

however the materials have not been received to date.

3. Two new potential clubs are developing: Tomodachi Friends in Chico has been meeting and is working to build membership. A club in the Redding area is being considered.


Bradley Craig, DTM Division D Governor

District 39, 2013‐2014 Email: [email protected]

DIVISION D REPORTThe “D”‐Lightful Division

April 5, 2014

Team Members Area 41 Gov, Donna DaBeck, CC Area 42 Gov, Tina La Area 43 Gov, Trina Napasindayao, CC Chief Judge, Kristi Beres, DTM

Area 44 Gov, Bill Stuart, ACB Area 45 Gov, Brian Richards, ACG Area 46 Gov, Eddie Vierra

Club Visits: We’re nearly done with our second‐round of Club Visits!

New Clubs: Novartis is on ice, due to staffing changes. Louise is working on a new club in West Sacramento; demo meeting complete. Bill and the gang are looking at adding a fifth club in the EPA building. Brian has a demo meeting planned at Solano CSP for Level II inmates; we may be able to charter two clubs there by June 30th. If you can, please donate for the charter fees. We’ve sent out an Email solicitation to Toastmasters in Yolo and Solano counties about chartering an Advanced Club.

Dues Payments: 3 of our active clubs have not made any payments; we’re pursuing. Some clubs have not meet the minimum requirement of eight members:

DixonCity of Vacaville

Team TravisBeckmasters

Fairfield‐Suisun OratorsInspired Communicators

Humor Me!

NO DUES PAYMENTS NO DUES PAYMENTS Low Low Low Low Low

Overall: October Renewals: 331 April Renewals, to date: 252 We’ll keep working to get those dues in and make up the deficit … and grow by an additional 10% to boot!

Leadership, 2014‐2015:

We’re already talking with possible Area Governors for the 2014‐2015 year. We plan to have six folks committed to serve as Area Governors by the Spring Conference next month.

Contests: All of our Area Contests are complete and were a huge success. Join us for the Division D Context on May 2, 2014, 700 “H” Street, 6:30 potluck and briefing, 7:00 contest start.


Zack Souza, DTM Division E Governor, District 39


DIVISION E REPORT April 5, 2014

Vision: “To give our members the power to live their lives and dreams to their full potential by:”

Promoting the Toastmasters mission and values

Supporting clubs in achieving Distinguished Club objectives

Providing service to our members in clubs and in the district

Team Members: Area 51 Governor: Eliza Yam

Area 52 Governor: Andrew Silvester

Area 53 Governor: Faye Portman

Area 54 Governor: Pat Morris

Area 55 Governor: Nen Huang

Division Chief Judge: Jill Fay

Assistant Governor Education and Training: Jane Taff

Assistant Governor Marketing: Felicia Oropeza

Webmaster: Joseph Lott

Club Visits: Area visits are underway

Membership: 111 new members to date and 574 total paid members to date.

DCP Stars: Sutter Toastmasters 8, Capitol Toasters 7, East End Orators 7, Capitol Communicators 7, River City Speakers 7, Golden State Capitol 5

Contests: All Contests completed

Challenges: 10 clubs have increased membership, 7 clubs at charter strength and 3 clubs below eight


Division E is honored to have Felicia Oropeza and Joseph Lott join the team as the Assistant Governor Marketing and Webmaster, respectively.

Division E has a website: https://sites.google.com/site/tmdivisioneclubs/

Division E Has 23 members on the Area Council.


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Carmela Porcella, DTM Division F Governor, District 39


DIVISION F REPORT April 5, 2014


Team Members: Area 61 Governor: Rachel Cleveland, CC

Area 62 Governor: Roger Linder, ACB, ALB

Area 63 Governor: Veena Vijayaraj‐Kadidal, ACB, ALB

Area 64 Governor: Ruth Schwartz, ACG, ALB

Division Chief Judge: Lee Zasloff, ACG, ALB

Club Visits: Ongoing: 7 clubs visited and reports submitted for round 2.

Membership: 131 new members to date:

Area 61: 35; Area 62: 33 + 20 Charter – Leading with PRIDE; Area 63: 34; Area 64: 29

686 total paid members to date.

DCP Stars: 61: Foothills Toastmasters: 7/10 goals met & 22 members. 62: Roseville Toasters: 8/10 goals met & 35 members. 63: The Articulators: 5/10 goals met & 26 members 64: Mother Lode 7/10 goals met and 24 members; Early Risers 8/10 goals met & 30

members; and Empire: 9/10 goals met & 22 members.

Contests: Division F International Speech & Table Topics Contest

Date: Time:

Location:

April 5, 2014 Potluck at 6pm, contest at 6:30 Nevada County Realtor’s Association Building, Esterly Hall 336 Crown Point Circle Grass Valley, California 95945

Challenges: Area 64: Excel Orators has decided to disband. Members will move to Penn Valley Toastmasters.


Area 61 Governor Rachel Cleveland’s baby is due today and she has submitted 3 club visits!

44 Members renewed on 3/31/14!


Pat Knight AC‐S, CL Division G Governor, District 39 2013 ‐ 2014

Email: [email protected]

DIVISION G REPORT April 5, 2014

Vision: To continue to Guide our Clubs and members to Greatness.

Team Members: Area 71 Governor: OPEN

Area 72 Governor: David Betowski, AC‐S, AL‐B

Area 73/Area 74 Governor: Larry Shields, AC‐S, AL‐B

Division Chief Judge: Randy Nystrom, AC‐B, AL‐B

Club Visits: Club visits will be completed and submitted after the Division G contest in April.

Membership: Total membership numbers deferred until final reports from TI this weekend. Several clubs have sent in dues to TI and payments have not yet been posted.

Base membership 7/1/2013: 360

DCP Stars: Mather (G‐71): 10/10 goals met.

Tax Talkers (G‐71) 5/10 goals met

Vsionmasters (G‐72): 5/10 goals met.

Sunrise Center (G‐73): 8/10 goals met.

Determined (G‐73): 6/10 goals met.

Spellbinders (G‐73) 5/10 goals met

Folsom Intellects (G‐74): 6/10 goals met.

Contests: Division G Contest Date: Friday, April 11th. Intel – Folsom

We had terrific turnouts for both the Area 71/Area 72 and the Area 73/Area 74 contests. We will have a full slate of contestants for the Division G Contest. Contest roles are still being filled.

Challenges: Low Member Clubs: A‐R (G‐71), American River (G‐71)

EdTalkers (G‐72), Charle’s Angels (G‐72), Smilemasters (G‐72)

Smilemasters (G‐72) has still not made a decision regarding a Club Coach.


Educational Awards since last report:

Linda Cortez Owens, (Visionmasters, G‐72), AC‐S on 03‐27‐2014

Joyce Kirkman, (Spellbinders, G‐73), CC on 03‐26‐2014

Dan Benson, (Spellbinders, G‐73), AC‐S on 03‐17‐2014

Meredith Wharton (Folsom Intellects, G‐74), CC on 03‐13‐2014


Jeff Campbell, DTM Division H Governor, District 39


DIVISION H REPORTApril 5, 2014


Team Members: Area 81 Governor: Noralee Cole, DTM Area 82 Governor: Lieutenant Coopwood, ACB Area 83 Governor: Lance McMahan, CC, CL

Area 84 Governor: Candace Hudson, CC, ALB Area 85 Governor: MJ Kelly, DTM Division Chief Judge: Susan Paladini, CC, CL

Club Visits: AG’s are making their second visit to each club. Area contests have been held.

DCP Stars: Toastmasters on Television: 6/10 goals met. Original Articulators: 4/10 goals met. Hi‐Liners: 4/10 goals met. Master Talkers: 5/10 goals met. Cal Center Communicators: 5/10 met. Speakers Into Leaders: 6/10 met

Coyote Communicators: 7/10 goals met. DMV Toastmasters: 3/10 goals met. Raconteurs Toastmasters: 6/10 met. Klassy Talkers: 4/10 met. Fair Weather Toastmasters: 4/10

Contests: AREA CONTESTS:

International Speech Contest Contestants: Table Topics Contestants:

Area 81 Arne Sampe, Toastmasters on Television Area 83 1 ‐ Doug LaVine, Master Talkers 2 ‐ Adrienne Sanders, Cal Center Communicators Area 84 1 ‐ Karen Daly, Klassy Talkers 2 – Douglas Luong, Raconteurs Area 85 1 ‐ Anita Adams, Good to Great 2 ‐ Charlotte "Maureen" Harris, San Juan Speaks

Area 811 ‐ Elizabeth Cantu, Original Articulators 2 ‐ Dawn Marie Times, Original Articulators Area 82 1 ‐ Julie Mattox, Club 39 2 ‐ Jan Katzen, Coyote Communicators Area 83 1 ‐ Roger Chang, Hi‐Liners 2 ‐ Doug LaVine, Master Talkers Area 84 1 ‐ Antoinette Berry‐Jackson, Sampaguita 2 ‐ Van Gordon, Raconteurs Area 85 1 ‐ Carey Galbraith, San Juan Speaks 2 ‐ Michael Massey, Carmichael Toastmasters

DIVISION H CONTEST: Location: 700 H Street, Sacramento Time: April 25, 2014

Potluck starts at 6:30pm Contestant check in at 6:45pm Contest promptly starts at 7:00pm

Challenges: 1. retaining current members 2. energizing current membership 3. new members


Area 81 – Helen Alexander, TOASTMASTERS ON TELEVISION, ALB Area 81 – Margaret Justinich, Speaking From The Heart Toastmasters Club, ACS Area 84 ‐ Michelle S. Walters, Klassy Talkers Club, CC Area 85 ‐ Teresa R. Popkin Wild, Carmichael Toastmasters, CC

District 39 Realignment

Years 2013-2014

Updated: 4-2-2014

Chair: Joseph Spencer, DTM

Co-Chair: Russ Steele, DTM, PDG

Committee Members:

Division A: Gary Petigrew, DTM

Division B: Bill Inmann, ACS, ALS

Division C: Lauren Carly, ACB, ALB

Division D: Brad Craig, DTM

Division E: Andrew Silvester, ACS, CL

Division F: Carmela Porcella, DTM

Division G: Patricia Knight, ACS, CL

Division H: Jeffrey Campbell, DTM

By: District 39 Realignment Chair Joseph Spencer, DTM 2013-2014

Contact: [email protected]

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Division A Division B Division C Division DArea 11 Area 21 Area 31 Area 41

Traveling Trainers Washoe Express Paradise Fairfield-Suisun

Speaking Machine Sierra Sunrise Chico Team Travis

Bits N Speeches American Valley Hooker Oak Beckmasters

Toothmasters We the People Best By a Dam CAC Masters

University SpeakEasy Talk of Northbay

Area 12

Greater North Stockton Area 22 Area 32 Area 42

Delta Toastmasters Capital Nevada Redding Evening Town and Gown

Lodi Toastmasters Carson Comm Sunrise Speakers Dixon

Lodi Talking Heads Kit Carson Daybreakers Davis Daytime

Carson Valley Yreka

Area 13 Tahoe Toastmasters Toast at Noon Area 43

Tracy Toastmasters Clean Talkers City of Vacaville

Manteca Smooth Talkers Area 33 Vaca Morning

Tracy Leadership Area 23 Peachbowl GenOrators

Gourmet Speakers Truckee Meadows Mission Staters

Moonlighters Funtalkers Area 44

Area 14 Reno Downtowners Nothern Lights Clear Signals

20/20 Visionaries Sagebrush Sayers Beale Whisperers Carb-Orators

Pop-Up Amped Marysville TM River City

River Rappers Licensed to Speak Pestmasters

Sutter Oracles Suspended Trash Talkers

Area 24 None

Suspended Washoe Zephyrs Area 45

None Protalkers Reveilliers

Sierra Advanced Speakers Inspired Comm

Dos Voces Sac Downtown

12 or less Biggest Little Talkers State Street

10 or less Stagecoach Speakers Humor Me!

8 or less Let's Talk Right

Area 46

Area 25 World History

Jibboom Street Zigmasters

Blue Tahoe Super Marketers

Toast of Tahoe Riverwalk ToaSTRS

Truckee Talkers TalkAways

Tahoe Toasted Nuts

Suspended

Area 26 Yolo Yakkers

First Nevadans

Lyon Speaks Tonight

Silver Tongue

Sparks Legendary

District 39 Current Alignment

Division E Division F Division G Division HArea 51 Area 61 Area 71 Area 81

Capital City Foothill A-R Speaking from the Heart

Farmers Market Roseville Comm E-Z Speakers TM on TV

Los Oradores HP Northside Mather The Original Articulators

Sutter Rocklin Oratory American River TM@GSM

Speakers Bureau Tax Talkers

Area 62 Area 82

Area 52 HP Roseville Rappers Area 72 Capitol Captivators

Prof. Speaking Roseville Toasters Charle's Angels Coyote Comm

PERSuaders Foothills ROC EdTalkers Club 39

Capitol Toasters Oracle Rocklin Visionmasters

CalVet Golden Bears Kaiser Thrive Talkers The Nooners Area 83

Leading with PRIDE Smilemasters Hi-Liners

Area 53 Rap Masters Master Talkers

Flying I Area 63 Cal Center Communicators

Talkmasters Gold Country Area 73 Speakers into Leaders

East End Orators PCAR Determined Power Inn Speaking Out

Strictly Speaking Voices of Lincoln Sunrise Center

CAL Speakers Placer's Gold Diamond Area 84

The Articulators Spellbinders DMV

Area 54 Parkside Skillbuilders Raconteurs

49er's Klassy Talkers

Capital Communicators Area 64 Area 74 Sampaguita

Aesop's Fablers Mother Lode Statement Makers

Golden State Capitol Early Risers Hangtown Area 85

Babble On Empire Folsom Intellects Carmichael

Penn Valley HDR Good to Great

Area 55 ExcelOrators Old Town Talkers Fair Weather

Risktakers T@NG

Toast of the Town Suspended Suspended San Juan Speaks

River City None None

Construction Masters Suspended

Boardtoasters

Suspended

None

District 39 Current Alignment

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Division A Division B Division C Division D

Area 11 Area 21 Area 31 Area 41

Traveling Trainers Washoe Express Paradise Fairfield-Suisun

Speaking Machine Sierra Sunrise Chico Team Travis

Bits N Speeches American Valley Hooker Oak Beckmasters

Toothmasters We the People Best By a Dam CAC Masters

University SpeakEasy Talk of Northbay

Area 12

Greater North Stockton Area 22 Area 32 Area 42

Delta Toastmasters Capital Nevada Redding Evening Town and Gown

Lodi Toastmasters Carson Comm Sunrise Speakers Dixon

Lodi Talking Heads Kit Carson Daybreakers Davis Daytime

Carson Valley Yreka New Club

Area 13 Tahoe Toastmasters Toast at Noon

Tracy Toastmasters Clean Talkers Area 43

Manteca Smooth Talkers Area 33 City of Vacaville

Tracy Leadership Area 23 Peachbowl Vaca Morning

Gourmet Speakers Truckee Meadows Mission Staters GenOrators

Moonlighters Funtalkers New Club

Area 14 Reno Downtowners Nothern Lights

20/20 Visionaries Sagebrush Sayers Beale Whisperers Area 44

Pop-Up Amped Marysville TM Clear Signals

River Rappers Licensed to Speak Carb-Orators

Sutter Oracles Suspended River City

Area 24 None Pestmasters

Suspended Washoe Zephyrs Trash Talkers

None Protalkers

Dos Voces Area 45

Biggest Little Talkers Reveilliers

Stagecoach Speakers Inspired Comm

Let's Talk Right Sac Downtown

State Street

Area 25 Humor Me!

Jibboom Street

Blue Tahoe Area 46

Sierra Advanced Speakers World History

Truckee Talkers Zigmasters

Tahoe Toasted Nuts Super Marketers

Riverwalk ToaSTRS

Area 26 TalkAways

First Nevadans

Lyon Speaks Tonight Suspended

Silver Tongue Yolo Yakkers

Sparks Legendary

Toast of Tahoe

District 39 Proposed Alignment A

Division E Division F Division G Division H

Area 51 Area 61 Area 71 Area 81

Capital City Foothill Rap Masters Speaking from the Heart

Farmers Market Roseville Comm Mather TM on TV

Los Oradores HP Northside E-Z Speakers The Original Articulators

Sutter Rocklin Oratory Tax Talkers TM@GSM

Speakers Bureau American River

Area 62 Smilemasters Area 82

Area 52 HP Roseville Rappers Capitol Captivators

Prof. Speaking Roseville Toasters Area 72 Coyote Comm

PERSuaders Foothills ROC A-R Club 39

Capitol Toasters Oracle Rocklin Charle's Angels New Club

CalVet Golden Bears Kaiser Thrive Talkers EdTalkers

Leading with PRIDE Visionmasters Area 83

Area 53 The Nooners Hi-Liners

Flying I Area 63 Master Talkers

Talkmasters Gold Country Area 73 Cal Center Communicators

East End Orators PCAR Determined Speakers into Leaders

Strictly Speaking Voices of Lincoln Sunrise Center Power Inn Speaking Out

CAL Speakers Placer's Gold Diamond

The Articulators Spellbinders Area 84

Area 54 Parkside Skillbuilders DMV

49er's Raconteurs

Capital Communicators Area 64 Area 74 Klassy Talkers

Aesop's Fablers Mother Lode Statement Makers Sampaguita

Golden State Capitol Early Risers Hangtown

Babble On Empire Folsom Intellects Area 85

Penn Valley HDR Carmichael

Area 55 ExcelOrators Old Town Talkers Good to Great

Risktakers Fair Weather

Toast of the Town Suspended Suspended T@NG

River City None None San Juan Speaks

Construction Masters

Suspended

Suspended Boardtoasters

None

District 39 Proposed Alignment A

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Division A Division B Division C Division D Division E (yellow) Division F (blue) Division G (green) Division H (purple) Division I (red)

Area 11 Area 21 Area 31 Area 41 Area 51 Area 61 Area 71 Area 81 Area 91

Paradise University Biggest Little Talkers Foothill Talk of Northbay Professionally Spk Los Oradores EdTalkers Tracy TM

Chico Washoe Express Pro Talkers Roseville Comm Fairfield-Suisun Orators Reveilliers Sutter TM Charle's Angels Tracy Leadership

Hooker Oak Sierra Sunrise We the People HP Northside Beckmasters Sacramento Dwntwns Speakers Bureau Vision Masters Manteca Smooth Talkers

Best By a Dam American Valley Dos Voces Rocklin Oratory CAC Masters World History CAL Speakers Smilemasters Greater North Stockton

SpeakEasy Stagecoach Sutter Oracles Team Travis State Street East End Orators Rap Masters

Area 22 Club 39 Aesop's Fablers Capital City The Nooners Area 92

Area 12 Siler Tongue Area 32 Area 52 Delta TM

Redding Evening First Nevadans Licensed to Speak Area 42 City of Vacaville Area 62 Area 72 Area 82 Lodi Talking Heads

Sunrise Speakers Sparks Legendary Amped HP Roseville Rappers GenOrators Humor Me! Power Inn Speaking Out Fair Weather Lodi Toastmasters

Daybreakers Lyon Speaks Tonight Truckee Meadows Roseville Toasters Vaca Morning Toast Pestmasters Hi-Liners Traveling Trainers Speaking Machine

Yreka Toast of Tahoe Sagebrush Speakers Foothills ROC Dixon Toastmasters Toothmasters Speakers Into Leaders Carmichael Bits N Speeches

Toast at Noon Oracle Rocklin Davis Daytime Capitol Toasters Flying I San Juan Speaks

Area 23 Area 33 Kaiser Thrive Talkers TM on TV A-R Area 93

Area 13 Truckee Talkers Tahoe Toastmasters Leading with PRIDE Area 53 Area 63 Master Talkers Good To Great Klassy Talkers

Peachbowl Jibboom Street Clean Talkers TalkAways Clear Signals T@NG

Mission Staters Blue Tahoe Kit Carson Area 43 Riverwalk ToaSTRS Carb-Orators Area 73 Area 83 Orig Articulators

Funtalkers Tahoe Toasted Nuts Carson Comm Gold Country Zigmasters River City Talkmasters Sunrise Center Sampaguita

Nothern Lights Capital Nevada PCAR Super Marketers Pestmasters 49er's Spellbinders Construction Masters

Beale Whisperers Area 24 Carson Valley Voices of Lincoln Inspired Comm Trash Talkers CalVet Golden Bears Diamond

Marysville TM Moonlighters Placer's Gold Babble On Skillbuilders Area 94

Reno Downtowners The Articulators Area 54 Area 64 Determined TM@GSM

Club Count 16 Washoe Zephyrs Parkside Davis Town & Gown Strictly Speaking Area 74 Speaking from the Heart

Lets Talk Right River Rappers PERSuaders Cal Center Area 84 DMV

Sierra Advanced Area 44 20/20 Visionaires Capital Comm Tax Talkers Old Town Talkers Raconteurs

Mother Lode Pop-Up Golden State Capitol American River Folsom Intellects Farmers Market

Early Risers Capitol Captivators Mather HDR TM

Club Count 18 Club Count 15 Empire Area 65 Gourmet Statement Makers

Penn Valley Club Count 20 River City Speakers E-z Speakers Hangtown Club Count 19

ExcelOrators Toast of the Town

Club Count 23 Risktakers Club Count 22 Club Count 22

Coyote Comm

Club Count 23

Joyce Pope Mike Sullens Nancy Potts Pam Alexandra Brad Craig Andrew Silvester Lance McMahan David Betowski Wes Johnson

District 39 Proposed Alignment C

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