Speakers of P.I.C.E.
Riyadh Toastmasters Club (SPICER TMC)
CLUB OFFICERS
2nd Term, P.Y. 2019-2020
Eduardo R. Lopez Jr., IP2
President
Rey R. Magluyan, DL2
VP for Education
Ryan Paul S. Panilo, IP5/SR1
VP for Membership
An-ann M. Elimanco, TM
VP for Public Relations
Jose Anthony Espejo, TM
Secretary
Lloyd L. Lecetivo, IP1
Treasurer
Gene Sta. Lucia, IP1
Sgt.-At-Arms
Joseph Y. Uy Jr., CC/ALB
Immediate Past President
Edwin D. Bagsit, CC
Parliamentarian
Word of the Day
Substantiate
[ suhb-stan-shee-eyt ]
verb
Meaning:
to establish by proof or
competent evidence:
Example:
It's why it is so important to
substantiate both the plot, and
its connection to Iran.
We meet every Wednesday of the Week
from 7:30PM-9:30PM.
Club Websites
https://spicer.toastmastersclubs.org
https://spicertmc2018.wixsite.com/spic
er-tmc-2018v1
https://www.toastmasters.org/
Birthdays Celebrants for the Week:
n/a
Anniversaries for the Week:
Rey R. Magluyan
Food Sponsors:
n/a
PREVIOUS MEETING WINNERS:
(Mtg. # 389 February 26, 2020)
Best Prepared Speech:
Rey R. Magluyan, DL2
Best Table Topic Speaker:
Noel Serrano , TM
Best Evaluator:
Gene Sta. Lucia, IP1
Best Meeting Leader:
Harry Mark II Z. Tolentino, IP1
Big 3 Winner:
Harry Mark II Z. Tolentino, IP1
Quote of the Week:
"be somebody nobody thought you could be"
THEME: “End to Start”
Club No. 2040331│ Area 67│ Division A│ District 79
Motto: “For better listening, for better thinking, for better speaking, we learn by doing.”
THEME: “PROVE THEM WRONG”
Meeting No. 390– April 01, 2020 ▪7:30 PM – 9:30 PM
Venue: PICE Head quarter (BP Professional Tutorial services)
7:30 Sergeant at Arms: Gene Sta. Lucia, IP1
Calls the meeting to Order, Invocation,
Leads the recitation of Toastmasters Motto, Introduces the Presiding Officer
7:34 President Welcome Address: Eduardo R. Lopez Jr., IP2
Acknowledge Guests & Early Birds
Introduces the Toastmaster of the Evening
7:36 Toastmaster of the Evening: Bernard Pareja, IP5, MS3
Opening Remarks
Announce Educational Achievements
Announces birthdays, wedding anniversaries and food sponsor
Asks VP Education for any program changes,
Introduces the General Evaluator
7:40 General Evaluator: Ryan Paul S. Panilo, IP5
Gives proactive evaluation & introduces the meeting leaders:
Grammarian/Word Master: Rey R. Magluyan, DL2
Listening Master: Nardo Almerol, TM
Ah Counter: Lloyd L. Lecetivo, IP1
Vote Counter: Gene Dela Cruz Sta. Lucia, TM
Timer: Jose Anthony Espejo, TM
7:45 PREPARED SPEECH SEGMENT:
Toastmaster of the Evening: Bernard Pareja, IP5, MS3
Speaker No. 1 Ice Breaker
Joseph Y. Uy Jr., CC/ALB
Speech Title “_________________”
Speaker No. 2 Evaluation & Feedback
Nardo Almerol, TM
Speech Title “__________________”
Speaker No. 3 Speech project
Harry Mark II Z. Tolentino, IP1
Speech Title “_________________”
8:10 Toastmaster of the Evening Bernard Pareja, IP5, MS3
Wraps up the Prepared Speech Session
Introduces the Table Topics Master
8:25 TABLE TOPIC SEGMENT:
Table Topic master Paulo L. Balana, DL2
Explain the purpose and conduct table topic session
Ask the timer if all speakers are qualified for voting
Gives the control of the lectern to the Toastmaster of the evening
8:35 EVALUATION SEGMENT:
General Evaluator: Ryan Paul S. Panilo, IP5
Gives the control of the lectern to the Toastmaster of the evening
Evaluator No. 2 Prepared Speech, Speaker No. 1 Ruel D. Ontiveros, DTM
Evaluator No. 2 Prepared Speech, Speaker No. 2 Paulo Lomibao Balana, DL2
Evaluator No. 3 Prepared Speech, Speaker No. 3 Joe Nino Eliab Orapa, ACB, ALB
Evaluator No. 4 Table Topic Evaluator Edwin D. Bagsit, CC
9:00 Toastmaster of the Evening: Bernard Pareja, IP5, MS3
Gives final remarks
Gives the control of the lectern to the Club President
9:10 Presiding Officer: Eduardo R. Lopez Jr., IP2
Calls for voting of Big 3 Award, Calls the VP-Education for announcements
Requests the vote counter to announce the meeting winners.
Asks comment from the guests
9:28 ADJOURMENT:
President gives his final comment, and adjourns the Meeting

MENTORS
Romwald P. Miranda, DTM
Ruel D. Ontiveros, DTM
James Edward S. Taruc, DTM
MOTHER CLUBS
PICE KSA Riyadh Region Chapter
PICPA Riyadh Toastmasters Club
MEETING LEADER SCRIPT
Speakers of P.I.C.E. Riyadh Toastmasters Club (SPICER TMC)
Club No. 2040331│ Area 67│ Division A│ District 79
Motto: “For better listening, for better thinking, for better speaking, we learn by doing.”
WORD MASTER & GRAMMARIAN
Thank You Mr. General Evaluator,
As we work towards improving our commands of the English Language. I shall serve as our Word master and Grammarian.
Our Word for the Day is: Substantiate [suhb-stan-shee-eyt]
It is a verb meaning: to establish by proof or competent evidence:
It may be used for example as follows: It's why it is so important to substantiate both the plot, and its connection
to Iran..
Colleagues do use the word of the day in your speeches tonight, as I shall be taking note of those who do.
Secondly, as your grammarian for the evening, I shall be taking note of any exceptional use of the English Language. Similarly, I shall
note the rather inappropriate uses of the same.
Towards the end of the meeting, when called upon by the General Evaluator. I shall render my report.
Back to you Mr. General Evaluator.
LISTENING MASTER
Thank You Mr. General Evaluator.
As we work towards becoming a good speaker, we must also learn to listen well.
As such, it is my duty tonight to listen to the different speeches delivered. I will be taking notes of the places and things and possibly
noteworthy ideas as they are delivered.
Towards the end of the meeting, when called upon by the General Evaluator, I shall be raising questions to test you whether you have
listened well or not.
Back to you Mr. General Evaluator.
“AH” COUNTER
Thank You Mr. General Evaluator.
In Toastmasters, to excel as a good speaker also means we clean up our speeches of crutch words and unnecessary filler words,
such as:” ah”, “uhm”, “err” and inappropriate interjections such as “but”, “so”, “you know”, “well” and “okay”. We also work at
Overcoming really empty long pauses and stammering or repetitive words.
Tonight, I am reminding everybody if and when we have those. I will ring the bell (TING!) to call your attention and keeping record of
those.
The only time I will not ring the bell is during any of the prepared speeches, although I shall still keep on taking notes.
Towards the end of the meeting when called upon by the General Evaluator, I shall render my report.
By the way, even after that I shall continue to call your attention with the bell.
Back to you Mr. General Evaluator.
TIMER
Thank You Mr. General Evaluator,
To excel as a good speaker, one must give his complete message in a given time- we must learn to talk long enough, and to stop
When we should.
As such, it is my duty tonight to help all speakers pace themselves.
 When you see the green light, it means you have reached the minimum time required.
 When you see the amber light, it means you are half-way between the minimum and the maximum time required.
 Finally, when you see the red light, it means you have reached the limit. You do have 30 seconds grace period thereafter
to wrap up your speech.
 Please, when you hear the buzzer, do know it means you way over time. I shall also sound the buzzer even for the
Project Speakers.
There are various time requirements, for the different speeches. The evening host shall orient us for each speaker or segment as
they come.
Towards the end of the meeting, when called upon by the General Evaluator, I shall render my report.
Back to you Mr. General Evaluator.
VOTE COUNTER
Thank You Mr. General Evaluator.
Tonight, we are going to vote for the best speaker in each of the segment of our meeting, namely the Prepared Speeches, Table
Topics and the Evaluation Session.
Moreover, we are also going to vote for the best Meeting Leader and the Best Host.
As such, I shall collect the ballots and tabulate. Furthermore, I shall be voting only to break a tie. At the end of the meeting, when
called upon by the Presiding Officer, I shall declare the results.
Back to you Mr. General Evaluator.
Important Note:
1. Please vote only to break a tie.
2. Please declare only the winners. Do not declare the counts of the ballots.
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At the end of the program, when called by the Presiding Officer to report:
Fellow toastmaster, guests, I am privileged to present to you the results. And the winners are:
a. Best Speaker for the Prepared Speech: _______________________
b. Best Speaker for Table Topics: ______________________________
c. Best Evaluator: __________________________________________
d. Best Meeting Leader: _____________________________________
e. “Big Three” Winner for the night: ___________________________
Congratulations everyone! Back to you Mr. President.