[Nfb-editors] [NFB-editors] newsletter

[Jim Babb]

Gary, I have always like the Whosit feature; I'll probably send a 
question in the future. Jim Babb
Original message:
> I'll be interested to hear what you have to say about this Whosit lady. 
> I hope she is on target.



> -----Original Message-----
> From: Nfb-editors [mailto:nfb-editors-bounces at nfbnet.org] On Behalf Of 
> Ed Meskys
> Sent: Wednesday, November 14, 2012 8:13 PM
> To: Ed Meskys
> Cc: board-nfbnh; nfb-editors
> Subject: [Nfb-editors] newsletter

> LAKES REGION NATIONAL FEDERATION OF THE BLIND of

> NH NEWSLETTER for November, 2012

>     We invite all persons interested in matters concerning blindness 
> and low vision to our meetings. We normally meet at 10:30 AM on the 3rd 
> (occassionally fourth) Saturday of the month at the Good Shepherd 
> Lutheran Church 2238 Parade Road (Rt. 106), a little north of Elm St., 
> Laconia. Our next meeting will be the third Saturday of November, the 17th.



> At our October meeting we heard from a representative from the NH 
> Association of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing, who demonstrated various 
> kinds of telecommunications devices. We ended with our usual pot luck luncheon.



> This month Tony Bonanno will talk about his experiences learning how to 
> travel better with a long white cane at Leader Dog in Michigan. We will 
> plan our Christmas concert and party for December 5, and our annual 
> holiday giving to local food pantries. If time permits, we might 
> discuss the latest installment of "Ask Miss Whozit" in the current 
> BRAILLE MONITOR. Of course, we will end with our usual pot luck 
> luncheon. As always, guests and first-time attendees are not expected 
> to bring any food or drink.



> We continue to need suggestions for possible future speakers or 
> discussion topics.



> ==

> Do you know another blind or low vision person? Invite them to join us. 
> We are the blind working to help the blind by sharing information, 
> techniques, resources, and socialization. Help bring others to share 
> with us. With their permission give us their regular or e-mail 
> addresses so we can send announcements. We produce this newsletter in 
> large print and by email. Please request your preferred format. 
> edmeskys at roadrunner.com, 253-6207.

> If you need help with transportation to NFB meetings ONLY, please call 
> Ed Meskys several days before the meeting and we will see what we can 
> do to help.



> CALENDAR

> NOTE: I try to list all blind related events I become aware of. Please 
> send news of other events to add to the list .



> Sat, Nov 17, 10:30 AM, Lakes Region chapter, NFB of NH, meeting, Good 
> Shepherd Lutheran Church, Parade Rd (State 106), just north of Elm St.

> Sat, Dec 8, 1 PM, Guide Dog Users of NH Christmas party, Dutch treat 
> lunch, Red Blazer Restaurant, Concord.

> Sun, Dec 9, 3 PM, LR chapter attends Holiday Pops Concert, Interlakes 
> HS, Meredith, followed by Dutch treat party at Mug Restaurant, Rt. 3, 
> just north of Meredith

> Sat, Jan 19, 10:30 AM, LR chapter meeting, Good Shepherd Church

> Sun-Wed Feb 3-6, NFB Washington Seminar, Holiday Inn Capitol, DC

> Tues, Feb 5, 1-3 PM, Sight Services for Independent Living meeting, 
> Laconia Senior Center



> Wed, Feb 6, 10 AM-3 PM, Lions Day on Ice, east of Concord.

> Sat 16 Feb, 10:30 AM, LR chapter meeting, Good Shepherd church


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