P641 CEJFAX 2 641 Fri 31 JanC21:91/32 U U 2/1p ON YOU5 BIKE FOR PLYMOUTH DEAF CLUB An ace cyclist is hoping to conj to the rescue of Plymouth Deaf Club as it suffers a lack of essential funds in its Centenary year. p cycle riDe from Plymouth to Preston and back via Liverpool starting on the 27 March and returning by 5 April. If you can help in any way contact: Mr CD Turner, 71 Biggin Hill, Ernesjttli, Plymouth, Devon PL5 2RD. Community Pager 650 Environment )48 R like u Wo l 49 ront p g What'sOn Subtitle Letters Main MenuP641 CEEFAX 2 7%1@Fri 31 Jan 21:12/10 ,l, l,,||,<l,l ,n ,l> V ] U 2/1p DONCASTJR COLLEGE SEERS DEAF PUPILS Doncastet College for the Deaf is holding a Careers Convention to be held at its site from 10-12 February. (hj event will bj a chance to make friends wUiX other deaf and hRaring- impaired young people in a relaxed and informal setting. Eor further information contact: Mr PJ Inner, Senior Admissions Secretary, Doncastir College for the Deaf, Leger Way, Doncaster DN2 6AY Tel: 01302 342166 Fa|: 013p2 361808.P641 CJEFAX 2 641 Fri 31 Jan 21:12/kn U 3O14 COMMUNICATJONU EXHIBITJ N PLANNED The West Sussex Deaf & Hard of Hearing Association is holding an exhibition to help the hard of hearing aware of thu latest hearing tjchnolog| on offer. The one day exhibition will be held on T(ursda 0@Janubry and wil feat re exhibits bz the major providers of hearing aids. For further information contact: Peter Ford, Develop\emt Officer, West Sussex Deaf & Hard of Hearing. Tel: 01444 415582 Minicom: 01444 415593 Commznity Pagrs 650 Environment 148 Religious World 149 Front page 100 What'sOn Subtitle Letters Main MenuP641 CJJFAX 2 641 Fri 31 Jan 21:03/06 Wippp—ppp—pppT||,,l,l,,l,,||,<l,l,,l,,l| UU W @ @ 4O1p DEAF CAjAVAj & CiMP.NG CLUB HOLED YS For those of you planning holidays this year, the Deaf Caravan & Camping Club could bj on option. The club, in its 23rd year, has just released djtailu of its 1997 rallies. It also offers cheaper insurance and d ucountu on f tr . Eor further details contact: DCC&C, 102 Manvfiild Rd, Clipstonj, Mansfield, Notts NG 1 9AW. Fax/Minicom: 01643/653360. Community Pages 650 Environment 148 Religious World 149 Front page 100 What'sOn Subtitle Letters Main MenuP641 CEEFAX 2 641 Fri 31 Jan 21:18/22 Wjpqzjpqzjpqz Q W @ 5/1p BRENDA KENT TTjxe was some sad news this week from the Nottingh—m Deaf Society. Brenda Kent, who was president of the club, died peacefully at hit home on Tuesday 14 January. Donations in her memory (for the New Minibus) can be sent to the Nottingham Deaf Society at: 2 Forest Road West, Nottingham NG7 4EQ (el: p11* 9700)16 Minicom: 0115 9423096 @ @ Community Pages 650 Environment 148 Religious World 149 Front page 100 W(bt's ^@ "ubtitie LUiters MaiL MenuP641 CJEFAX 2 n)1 Fri s1 Jan 21:17/01 T We $zj $zj tz ] Q 6/10 BDA CALLS MEMBERS FOR CRISIS TALUS The British Deaf Association says that n h la t y ar it ha j n o li d t a son p inful d i oms. It says these are difficult to explQin through the media, so it is arranging to meet Zembjrs at the Aria Council's annza\ meeting. Members are invited to attend an Open Eorum on Saturday 8 February 1997 at Manchestii Deaf Centre, starting at 11am, ending around 4.30pm where you will have the chance to ask questions. Community Pages 650 Environment 148 Religious World 149 Front page 100 What'sOn Subtitle Letters Main MenuP641 CEEFAX 2 641 Fri 31 JanC21:23/08 '—ppp—ppp—ppp ] J 7/1X HELP GAS P"EM ER"HIP DREAY COME TRUE Your chance has come to invest in the future of t(e Birmingham & District Deaf Children's Society football team. So far they have only pla:ed one game and sadly lout 4-2 but the club is hoping, through sponsership, to boost its chances. They need around £300. If you can help them secure the things njedjd for future success contact: B ndan O all gh n, H R it t am managjt, Birmingham & District Deaf Children+s Society, Ladywood Rd, Edgbaston, Birmingham B16 8SZ. & Community Pages 650 Environment 148 Religious Wozld 149 CX W t'sOn Subtitl L tt Ma n M nP641 CJEFAX 2 64) Fri s1 JanC21:98/17 ^ U ] W 0 8/10 PL!NS TO VIDEO BOOKS IN SIGN LANGU—cE Hamilton School for the Deaf iu hoping to video school reading books in British Sign LQnguagj. The service; of deaf d4lt1 skimfud h& vijeoing and editing would be most wUlcoYe as would any deaf students on a media course willing to assist or undertake such a project. For further details please contact: Mrs Gorman, Hamilt#n Sahool for the Deaf, Wellhall Road, Hamilton HL3 9UE. Tel: 0169= 286618. Community Pages 650 Environment 148 Religious World 149 Front page 100 What'sOn Subtitle Letters Main MenuP641 CEEFAX 2 641 Fri 31 Jan 21:24/25 Q 9/10 FANCY A TRIP DOWN UNDER? A 25 day tour for Deaf people of all ages (hearing people weclome) leaves o 7 No b r t i y a . The tour will cover the eastern and southern coast of Australia to include Cairns, Adelaide, Btiubane, Szdnjy and Melbourne. Full interpreting & most meals are included. For furthjt details send an RAE to: John Purser, 59 Bishops Ave, Merriman's Hill, Worcester Wr3 8X—. Change of Read Hear Address: 640 What'sOn Subtitle Ljttets Main MenuP641 CIEFAX 2 6)1 Fri 31 Jan 21:19/*p U R 10/10 DRUcS & ALCOHOL AWARRNESS PROGR—MME A British Deaf Association drugs and alcohol awareness programme iu being carried out over the next two yjprs. @ T(is will include workshops for Deaf Youth and training for Deaf Youth Ljadets. Workshops will be held in February, March and September. For further information contact: Co| & Jackson Consultancy, 30 Ilmwood Grove, Winsford, ChUuhiri CW7 3+D. Minicom/Fax: 01606 593162. * Community Pages 650 Environment 148 Religious World 149 Front page 100 Whbt'sOn Subtitle Letters Main Menu