Pernicious

Professional Toastmasters Club held its meeting on 20^th April, 2014. Total nine people attended the meeting. The venue of the meeting was Avari hotel and the time of the assembly was 3:30 p.m.

Sergeant-at-Arms, TM Shahrukh, called the meeting to order, and Club President, TM Hanif, presided over the meeting.

Toastmaster of the Evening was TM Saqib, Table Topics Master was TM Zafar, General Evaluator was TM Parveen and Table Topics Evaluator was TM Nazir Vaid.

Roles were performed by TM Fazal as the Ah-Counter, TM Shahrukh as the Timer and TM Hanif as the Grammarian and the Word Master. Word of the day was Pernicious.

In the Prepared Speeches session, first speech was delivered by TM Zafar, who was evaluated by TM Maria. He delivered his 4^th project from the Advance Manual, ‘Story Telling.’ The title of his speech was ‘the father who did it.’

Second speech was delivered by TM Danial. His evaluator was TM Hanif. He presented his 6^th project from the Competent Communicator Manual. The title of his speech was ‘Attitude.’

Freedom

 

Professional Toastmasters Club held its meeting on 13th April, 2014. Total 9 participants attended the meeting out of which 3 were guests. The venue of the meeting was Avari hotel and the theme of the meeting was, ‘Freedom.’

 
TM Shahrukh, Sergeant-At-Arms, called the meeting to order, and TM Hanif, club president, presided over the meeting. Toastmaster was TM Zafar, Topicmaster was TM Hanif, General Evaluator was TM Shabbir, and Table Topics Evaluator was TM Parveen.




Roles were performed by TM Parveen as the Timer, TM Aqeel as the Ah-Counter and TM Hanif as the word-master and Grammarian. Word of the day was ‘Seminal.’




Two speeches were presented during the Prepared Speeches session. First speech was presented by TM Zafar. He was evaluated by TM Hanif. He presented his third project from the Advance Communicator manual, ‘Story Telling.’ The title of the speech was ‘a moral story.’






TM Shahrukh presented his second speech and was evaluated by TM Aqeel. He repeated his second speech from the Competent Communicator manual. The title of his speech was, ‘Access to Justice.’

Gypsy Woman

Professional Toastmasters Club held its meeting on 6^th April, 2014. The venue of the meeting was Avari hotel and the time for the assembly was 3:30 pm. The theme of the meeting was Life.

Sergeant-at-Arms, TM Shahrukh, called the meeting to order and Club President, TM Hanif, Presided over the meeting.

TM Shahrukh was the Toastmaster of the Evening, TM Parveen was the Table Topics Master and TM Zafar was the General Evaluator.

Roles were performed by TM Aqeel as the Table Topics Evaluator, TM Zafar as the Timer, TM Shahrukh as the Ah-Counter and TM Hanif as the Word Master and the Grammarian. The word of the day was ‘Wrangler.’

In the Prepared Speeches session, TM Zafar presented the first speech of the second project from the advance manual, ‘Story Telling.’ He was evaluated by TM Hanif. The title of the speech was, ‘Gypsy Woman.’

The second speech was presented by TM Shahrukh. He repeated his second project from the Competent Communicator manual. He was evaluated by TM Parveen. The title of his speech was, ‘Dare to Dream.’

Axiomatic

 

Professional Toastmasters Club held its meeting on 30^th March, 2014, at Avari hotel. The time of assembly was 3:30 pm. The theme of the meeting was, ‘Time is Money.’

Meeting was called to order by TM Shahrukh, Sergeant-at-Arms, and it was presided over by TM Hanif, Club President. Toastmaster was TM Bakshi, Topicmaster was TM Shahrukh, Table Topics Evaluator was TM Fazal and General Evaluator was TM Zafar.

Roles were performed by TM Aqeel as the Timer, TM Shabbir as the Ah-Counter and TM Hanif as the Grammarian and Word-Master. The word of the day was ‘Axiomatic.’

 

In Prepared Speeches session, two speeches were presented. TM Zafar presented a special speech, while TM Shabbir presented the second speech from the project 10 of the Competent Communicator manual. He was evaluated by TM Hanif and the title of his speech was, ‘Hate Speeches and Unique Communities.’