The theme for this meeting was “Sustainable living”. The word of the day was “ perseverance”
Our Toastmaster, Aleli M., led the meeting.
Scammed by a car salesman who sold you a used car with more miles than the odometer says? Consider RCW 19.86.020 , the State Consumer Protection Act. Tom B., presenting project #2 from the STI manual, outlined the purpose and the usefulness of the Consumer Protection Act. The State’s consumer protection office can file lawsuits against deceptive businesses on behalf of the consumers in Washington State, with the consumer being awarded damages and attorney’s fees if the State wins.
What energy will you use for grilling : coal or gas? In her speech titled “ What are you grilling on?” Cara answers this question with pros and cons of each type. We learnt that coal grills are better suited for passionate grillers, with plenty of time for cooking and cleaning and gas grills for casual and on-the- go grillers. Cara was presenting CC project #7: research your topic.Well done, Cara!
In her speech titled “5 to 7 minutes” our last speaker, Marti M., shared a new found insight about making speeches. What a 5-7 minute speech need not be is dull book report or essay about your vacation. What a 5-7 minute speech is a box of colors that you can use inform, inspire, excite audiences. Well done on presenting CC project #10- Inspire your audience, Marti!
Bill S. led the table topics portion of the meeting. Members and guests were asked to answer creative job interview questions such as : would you rather fight a horse sized duck or 100 duck sized horses? Nice job, Bill!
Andrew H and Zhou B.were voted best table topic .
Ashwini H. won the title of best evaluator.
Our next meeting is scheduled for May 13, 2017