Newsletters --- from single page, typewriter written versions with hand drawn art to multi-page issues composed of computer generated type and illustrations --- are providing District 3 members with an all important Toastmaster need --- communication.

"Newsletters create a subtle bond, holding members together","We use it to help secure new members. Every time guests visit we give them a newsletter", "I've noticed healthy clubs seems to always have newsletters" are comments heard frequently during club newsletter discussions.

Communication Deemed Important
Great Ideas Made Easy
We like Your Style
Sharpen Your Sentences
How To Edit Your Own Work
Content Samples from Club Newsletters  
Newsletters inform, inspsire, motivate, promote (Editors highlight elements of their newsletters submitted for the 1991 District 3 Contest)
The Club Newsletter & the Public Relations V.P.
Club Newsletter Contest - District 3 Policy

First Place award:  “PAPAGO PERIODICAL”  Papago Toastmasters #2694,  Editor, Cathy Campbell, CTM/CL Editor's perspective "Papago's People are in the Papago Periodical" Sample issue: July 2000

Second Place award: “THE EXPRESS”  State Expressions #5668,  Editor, Gloria Diaz, CTM/CL Editor's perspective "Our Club's Newsletter - Its Value and Application" Sample issue: July, 2000

Third Place award:   “THE BLASTER’S BUGLE”   Sound Blasters Toastmasters #8722,  Editor – Brian Cavanaugh, ATM-S  Editor's perspective "A Key to A Happier and Healthier Club" Sample Issue - November, 2000

“CASAS CHRONICLE”  Northwest Casa Adobes #5417,
Editor, Judy Norris, DTM. | Sample 1  | Sample 2 PDF