Start thinking about what food dish you will bring to share for Potluck!
For ASL Announcement: http://www.youtube.com/user/DeafRoger#p/a/u/0/whf_S5tcoXg
Interested volunteers please contact IDSL Picnic 2011 Chairperson Roger at rowenger@gmail.com
Housing: Spare Room
Hello,
I’m currently looking for a room that I could stay in for a few months until I’m able to find a place to rent for myself. I need a place to stay while I apple for assistance from the government. If anyone has a room available please let me know by emailing tiffany_thomas10@hotmail.ca
Thank You,
Tiffany Thomas
Contractors Networking
Hi, this is Gordon P. Hoeppner, I am interested to form a networking group of contractors. Especially for self employed. The goal is to keep working. Please send your name and email so we can set up a meeting to consider a networking group and need to discuss issues for better solutions. If you are a contractor or carpentry, tiling, painting, roofing, laying brick, plumbing person, electrician etc. as a self-employee, contractor, service or business commercial please consider contacting us. We are required to be registered and have insurance, as you know business is business.
My email is gphoeppner@telus.us . Rather to talk thru videophone? Sure, my videophone IP is 207.194.50.142; Sorenson at 604.001.0045 or Vpad/Screen Name is gordonbc.
CornFest Volunteers
GVAD needs more volunteers for the CornFest! If you’re available this Saturday and would like to help out email gvadinfo@gmail.com
International Day of Sign Language Picnic 2011
IDSL Picnic 2011!
Sept. 24 Starts 11am – Ends 6pm.
Queens Park- The HUGE Shelter #1 is Booked for us!
No worries Rain or Shine!!
POTLUCK- Bring your international food to share for potluck!!! Will have BBQ, can bring meat!
This is a Family & Community Event! All signers are welcome! There is a huge playground for kids to play.
Will have art activity, ASL activities, and fun stuff!!
Questions/Interested volunteers please contact IDSL Picnic 2011 Chairperson Roger at rowenger@gmail.com
DeafNation World Expo- July 29 – Aug. 1/2012
A one-of-a-kind experience. Record-breaking attendance. The largest show for the Deaf on Earth. Bigger and better than ever, the DeafNation World Expo brings together Deaf people from all over the world for what is truly a Mega Event. Whether you’re there to be a part of more than 300 booths, party at our opening ceremony under the lights of Fremont Street, or tour of the city of Las Vegas, don’t worry. Not all who wander are lost. Come to discover…
Business. Over 300 exhibitions gathered in 2010 to market the latest products and services to more than 23,400 people from all over the world in Mandalay Bay’s 200,000 square foot exhibit hall.
Technology. The most cutting edge products and services for the Deaf are on display. See the latest advances in video technology and platforms to meet your communication needs. From mobile devices to video conferencing, the most cutting edge tools for communication are sold here.
Diversity. Over 73 countries are represented in a stunning array of cultures. Deaf, hearing, and hard-of-hearing people all gather to share unique perspectives and common interests. With so many cultures represented, you are sure to see and learn something new.
Information. Over 70 workshops and presentations provide you with plenty of opportunity to learn. Topics include discussions on cutting-edge technological advancements, issues facing the community, and features by interesting and successful deaf individuals.
Networking. Experience the strength of word of mouth. The strongest and largest Deaf organizations gather at the DeafNation World Expo to spread awareness all over the world. The European Union of the Deaf, Deaflympics, and Asian Deaf Congress are just a few of the globally influential organizations represented.
DeafNation Inspiration Awards. Celebrate the best of the Deaf community. With awards for best technologies & products, exhibits, companies, and inspiring individuals, come help us recognize those who deserve recognition. You can take part in the Inspiration Awards by nominating those who deserve to win!
Entertainment. There have never been so many top Deaf performers and celebrities under the same roof. From musicians SignMark and Sean Forbes to UFC Fighter Matt Hamill, and actress Marlee Matlin, the best Deaf entertainers left their mark at the 2010 DeafNation World Expo.
Competition. Find your inner competitive side. Enter your artwork in the DeafNation World Expo art show, try your hand in the National Deaf Poker Tournament, or enter the National Softball Association for the Deaf softball tournament!
Best of all, it’s all FREE! Register online atwww.DeafNation.com/DNWE to reserve your spot at the DeafNation World Expo. Visit the DeafNation website to get information about hotels, event schedule, and to help you prepare for your trip in 2012. There is exactly one year left until we see you at Mandalay Bay for the worldwide Deaf event of 2012!
Job Posting- Canadian Hearing Society
JOB POSTING – VICE PRESIDENT, PROGRAMS & SERVICES
DATE:
July 22, 2011
POSITION:
Vice President, Programs & Services
LOCATION:
Head Office, Toronto
START DATE:
Immediately
MINIMUM START SALARY:
Competitive Salary plus Benefits
POSITION STATUS:
Permanent; Fulltime; 35 hours per week
FOR FULL DETAILS:
Please click on this link at:
www.chs.ca/index.php?option=com_content&view=category&id=149&Itemid=262&lang=en
and see Article Title “July 22, 2011 | Vice President, programs & Services |
Head Office, Toronto | Competition #2011-046” on the list.
OVAD Corn Party
OVAD Corn Party
JUNE 22, 2011
At Reiswing Park in Winfield B.C.
On August 27, 2011 @ 1 pm
Early-bird tickets:
MUST reply for reservation before Aug 20th, 2011
Jerome Yager (yagerj@telus.blackberry.net)
Adult (members) 13 and up $15
Adult (non-members) 13 and up $20
Senior (60+ members) $10
Senior (60+ non-members) $15
Child (7-12) $ 7
Child 6 and under free
At Door tickets:
Adult (members) 13 and up $20
Adult (non-members) 13 and up $25
Senior (60+ members) $15
Senior (60+ non-members) $20
Child (7-12) $ 9
Child 6 and under free
No pets allowed at the park
Meal:
Burger (Pick one) Beef, Chicken Burger, Hot Dog or Smokies
coming with “all you eat corn”
Admission includes:
Dinner Meal
Excellent door prizes at 6 pm
Games Fun
There will be a beach for your pleasure!
Rain or Shine! Bring your own lawn chairs.
NON REFUNDABLE, NO CHEQUES PLEASE, MONEY ORDER or CASH ONLY
JODAIKO drumming- Interpreted Performance
JODAIKO will be ASL interpreted for Deaf audience members. Please reply to rachel@prideinart.ca if you would like a seat reserved in front for accessible ASL viewing. Limited seating will be reserved.
August 5th 7:30pm Roundhouse Community Centre
http://queerartsfestival.com/event/jodaiko
Obituary for Ruth Wojcik
Ruth Wojcik of St. Catherine’s, Ontario passed away on Wednesday, July 27, 2011. Please see the link for her obituary. Family requests memorial donations be sent to the Canadian Cultural Society of the Deaf.
http://obitsforlife.com/obituary/386860/Wojcik-Ruth.php
