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District 70 Contest Winners - International and Evaluation
District 70 Contest Winners - Humorous, Table Topics and Youth Leadership
Club Championship
District 70 Contest Winners - International and Evaluation
International Speech
Contest
The "Wollongong Trophy",
presented by Wollongong Club in 1960 for the winner of the annual TCA
Speech Contest and passing on to District 70 for the winner of the annual
District Final. |
Evaluation Contest
The "Sea Eagles Trophy", presented by Lyn and Chris Veitch, 1978 |
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Year |
Winner |
Club |
Year |
Winner |
Club |
| 2008 |
Mark D'Silva |
Westpac City |
2008 |
Nigel Bryan |
Enthusiastic Epping |
| 2007 |
Royston Fernandes |
Illawarra Sunday Morning |
2007 |
Nigel Bryan |
Enthusiastic Epping |
| 2006 |
Royston Fernandes |
Illawarra Sunday Morning |
2006 |
Demian Coorey |
Parramatta |
| 2005 |
Royston Fernandes |
Illawarra Sunday Morning |
2005 |
Keith Anderson |
City Tattersalls |
| 2004 |
Sharon Richards |
Hills District |
2004 |
Stephen Meade |
Southern Gourmet |
| 2003 |
Janet Hutchinson |
Fairfield |
2003 |
Stephen Meade |
Fairway |
| 2002 |
Bill Stuth |
Hills District |
2002 |
Vincent Luong |
Parracheivers |
| 2001 |
Bill Stuth |
Hills District |
2001 |
Mark D'Silva |
Westpac |
| 2000 |
Norman Priestley |
Port Macquarie |
2000 |
Gina Collins |
National |
|
1999 |
Norman Priestley |
Nepean Valley |
1999 |
(No contest) |
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1998 |
Steve Howard |
National |
1998 |
Mark D'Silva |
Westpac |
|
1997 |
Steve Howard |
National |
1997 |
Ken Snodgrass |
West Pennant Hills |
|
1996 |
Norman Priestley |
Nepean Valley |
1996 |
Tina Bennet |
Quakers Hill |
|
1995 |
Stewart Dowe |
Tamworth |
1995 |
Ruth Rinot |
Sydney 2000 |
|
1994 |
Brian 'Hap' Hannan |
Balmain |
1994 |
Michael Thorley |
Queanbeyan |
|
1993 |
Dominic Gonzalvez |
Bel-Air |
1993 |
Andrew Leigh |
P.W. |
|
1992 |
Dominic Gonzalvez |
Bel-Air |
1992 |
Elizabeth Wilson |
Parramatta |
|
1991 |
Robert Davies |
The Saints |
1991 |
Nigel Bryan |
Epping |
|
1990 |
Bob Hince |
Parramatta |
1990 |
Nigel Bryan |
P.W. |
|
1989 |
Bob Hince
(Runner up in the International Speech Contest Final) |
Parramatta |
1989 |
Elizabeth Wilson |
Sydney |
|
1988 |
Geoff Mortimore |
The University |
1988 |
Nigel Bryan |
P.W. |
|
1987 |
Ron Gellatley |
Nowra |
1987 |
Bob Hince |
Parramatta |
|
1986 |
Peter Anicich |
Mosman |
1986 |
Geoff Kirkwood |
National |
|
1985 |
Ian Ibbett |
Bennelong |
1985 |
Clive Warren-Smith |
Parramatta |
|
1984 |
Paul Pemberton |
Seafarers |
1984 |
Margaret Robertson |
The University |
|
1983 |
Ron Gellatley |
Woden Valley |
1983 |
Peter O'Loughlin |
Emcees |
|
1982 |
Ken Bernard
(Winner of the International Speech Contest Final) |
Deadline |
1982 |
David Walker |
Orange |
|
1981 |
Ron Gellatley |
Woden Valley |
1981 |
Peter Anicich |
Mosman |
| 1980 |
Peter Anicich |
Mosman |
1980 |
Gary Wilson |
Parramatta |
|
1979 |
Bill English |
Harbord Diggers |
1979 |
Roy Potter |
Concord West |
|
1978 |
Jerry O'Donovan |
Parramatta |
1978 |
Adele Caplan |
Hakoah |
|
1977 |
David Williamson |
Parramatta |
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1976 |
Adelaide de Sousa |
Ringwood |
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1975 |
Ian McCausland |
Journalists |
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1974 |
Ian McCausland |
Journalists |
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| 1973 |
Jerry O'Donovan |
Yarra Valley |
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1972 |
Michael Barry |
Illawarra |
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1971 |
Brian Havilah |
Arncliffe RSL |
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1970 |
Peter Wood |
Ingham |
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1969 |
Wal Lussick |
North Shore |
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1968 |
Ritchie Smyth |
Wollongong |
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1967 |
Ron Ross |
Adelaide |
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1966 |
Frank Beatty |
Cronulla |
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1965 |
Mike Mellick |
Coolabah |
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1964 |
Russ Walkington |
Bankstown |
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1963 |
Garth Chamberlain |
Naracoorte |
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1962 |
Albert Kroie |
Sydney |
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1961 |
Alwyne Druce |
Wollongong |
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1960 |
Jim Player |
Sydney |
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District 70 Contest Winners - Humorous, Table Topics and Youth Leadership
Humorous Speech Contest
The "Gary Wilson -
Parramatta Trophy", presented by Parramatta Club, 1972. Trophy replaced
with a larger version by Parramatta Club in 1983 in honour of Gary Wilson |
Table Topics Contest |
|
Year |
Winner |
Club |
Year |
Winner |
Club |
|
2007 |
Wikrom Tang |
Parramatta |
2007 |
Rhonda Hookham |
Sydney Travel |
|
2006 |
Michael Oxman |
U3A |
2006 |
Sharon Richards |
Hills District |
|
2005 |
David Klemm |
Emcees |
2005 |
Colin Emerson |
Majura |
|
2004 |
John O'Donnell |
St. Clair |
2004 |
Rachel Segal |
Council |
|
2003 |
Peter Meier |
Chatswood Communicators |
2003 |
Royston Fernandes |
Illawarra Sunday Morning |
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2002 |
Beryl Walker |
Belmont |
2002 |
Jan Horsley |
Nowra |
|
2001 |
Peter Bell |
Forest |
2001 |
Vanessa Gorman |
National |
|
2000 |
Penny Armytage |
Pennant |
2000 |
Ann Kay |
PwC |
|
1999 |
Paul Standing |
Alpha |
1999 |
Robert Davis |
Hornsby |
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Youth Leadership Contest
The "David E Faires Memorial Trophy".
Presented by Cronulla Club in 1969 in memory of David Faires, a charter
member of Cronulla Club in 1960 and a well known Toastmaster who died
tragically at Easter, 1969.
The trophy was replaced with a shield in 1993 by Hurlstone Agricultural
High School, the original trophy (with all name plates full) being kept in
the school's trophy cabinet for posterity. |
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1999 |
Michael Asuncion |
Rooty Hill |
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1998 |
Greg Dubler |
Dee Why RSL |
1998 |
Orla O'Brien |
University II |
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1997 |
Marjorie Rosier |
Cronulla |
1997 |
Dean Carruthers |
Toronto |
|
1996 |
Ivor Edwards |
St. Clair |
1996 |
Kimia Haghigat |
West Pennant Hills |
|
1995 |
David Funk |
Berowra RSL |
1995 |
Tim Crew |
Glenbrook |
|
1994 |
Ian Ibbett |
Bennelong |
1994 |
Nerida McCredie |
Turramurra |
|
1993 |
Bill Boshier |
Lithgow |
1993 |
Jeremy Neil |
City of Liverpool |
|
1992 |
Brian 'Hap' Hannan |
Balmain |
1992 |
Ben Stevenson |
The Scots |
|
1991 |
Kerry Dowling |
Bankstown Sports |
1991 |
Troy Simpson |
Woden Valley |
|
1990 |
Geoff Barker |
Gunnedah |
1990 |
Elizabeth Gibson |
Berowra RSL |
|
1989 |
Peter Anicich |
Mosman |
1989 |
Edward Wightman |
Woden Valley |
|
1988 |
George Sloan |
Weston Creek |
1988 |
Matt Laffan |
Coffs Harbour |
|
1987 |
Garnet Meekings
(First time Contest held at Semi-Annual Conference) |
Canturbury-Hurlstone Park RSL |
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1987 |
Steve Craig |
Oatley RSL |
1987 |
Louise Johnson |
Hills District |
|
1986 |
Peter Fortune |
Mosman |
1986 |
Clare Young |
Tamworth |
|
1985 |
Helen Storey |
Cronulla |
1985 |
Chris Moran |
Woden Valley |
|
1984 |
John Rantzen |
P.W. |
1984 |
Mark Stedfast |
Nowra |
|
1983 |
Alan Paterson |
Coffs Harbour |
1983 |
Justin Potter |
Woden Valley |
|
1982 |
Helen Storey |
Cronulla |
1982 |
Gerrard Wheeler |
Woden Valley |
|
1981 |
Peter Fortune |
Mosman |
1981 |
Robert Ritchie |
Harbord Diggers |
|
1980 |
Peter Bell |
Forest |
1980 |
Alison Vogel |
Cronulla |
|
1979 |
Peter Scott |
Cronulla |
1979 |
Terri-Ann Dudley |
Karingal |
|
1978 |
Bill English |
Harbord Diggers |
1978 |
Elene Christianos |
Parramatta |
|
1977 |
Bill Campbell |
Oatley RSL |
1977 |
Neil Toner |
Port Hacking |
|
1976 |
Alf Tasker |
Melbourne |
1976 |
Mark Speakman |
Cronulla |
|
1975 |
Robert Davis |
Hills District |
1975 |
David Cox |
Henry Kendall
(Gosford City) |
|
1974 |
Don Davidson |
Yarra Valley |
1974 |
Sandra Wilson |
Parramatta |
|
1973 |
E. J. Jacobsen |
Harbord Diggers |
1973 |
Kerryn Phelps |
Sea Eagles |
|
1972 |
John Barrett |
Harbord Diggers |
1972 |
Mark Connelly |
Launceston |
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1971 |
Heather Irish |
Sea Eagles |
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1970 |
Heather Irish |
Sea Eagles |
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Club
Championship
This championship was
initially determined in the TCA days by the Club having the highest score
in the Club Achievement Plan (CAP). After 5 years with TCA, the trophy
passed to the new District 70 in 1971. It continued to be awarded to the
top scoring Club in the CAP and its various successors the Distinguished
Club Plan (DCP), Club Management Plan (CMP) and finally a Toastmasters
International computer generated scoring system in the Distinguished Club
Program. In 1999 this program was modified by Toastmasters International
to set benchmarks for the achievement of Distinguished Club status,
removing the scoring system that previously rated Clubs and produced Top
Clubs in the District and the world.
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Year |
"Newcastle Trophy"
Presented by Newcastle Club, 1967
as a Club Achievement Award for Champion Club in the District |
|
1999 |
Alpha |
Also a Top 5 Club in the world in 30 - 39
member category |
|
1998 |
Winners Circle |
Also a Top 5 Club in the world in < 20 member
category |
|
1997 |
Parramatta |
Also a Top 5 Club in the world in 40+ member
category |
|
1996 |
Parramatta |
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1995 |
Parramatta |
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1994 |
Parramatta |
Also a Top 5 Club in the world in 40+ member
category |
|
1993 |
St. George |
Also a Top 5 Club in the world in 30 - 39
member category |
|
1992 |
Sydney |
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1991 |
Belmont |
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1990 |
Chatswood Communicators |
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1989 |
The Lakes |
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1988 |
Woden Valley |
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1987 |
Woden Valley |
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1986 |
Newcastle |
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1985 |
Woden Valley |
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1984 |
Woden Valley |
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1983 |
Cronulla |
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1982 |
Hills District |
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1981 |
Cronulla |
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1980 |
Karingal |
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1979 |
Hills District |
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1978 |
Parramatta |
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1977 |
Harbord Diggers |
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1976 |
Parramatta |
Final Champions of original District 70 |
|
1975 |
Karingal |
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1974 |
Cronulla |
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1973 |
Parramatta |
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1972 |
Parramatta |
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1971 |
Parramatta |
Final TCA Champions |
|
1970 |
Parramatta |
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1969 |
Parramatta |
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1968 |
Miranda RSL |
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1967 |
Karingal |
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