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Philipsburg Toastmasters Seasons of gratitude.

December 20, 2022

Philipsburg Toastmasters Seasons of gratitude.
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PHILIPSBURG:--- Philipsburg Toastmasters club (PTMC) celebrated the Club’s longevity and achievements as a pioneer club during its final meeting for 2022. The event, which saw a great turnout of past and present members, was held on December 15th at the Carl & Sons hall on the Pondfill. Under the theme, Toastmasters Seasons of gratitude, the club celebrated 23 years of being registered at Toastmasters.
The evening featured a demonstration meeting on the caliber of skills developed by PTMC members over the years. Toastmasters of the Evening and Committee Chair, Distinguished Toastmaster (DTM) Valerie Brazier, led the evening proceedings by explaining ...


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