Indy Deaf News
February 8, 2010
PART B
Western Bowl
8441 W. Washington St., Indpls, 46231. 6 pm
Results, Jan 27
Tom McDaniel
213, 203, 150 = 566 +22=588
Nancy Orebach
101, 162, 129=392 + 54=446
Contact person: Nancy at nangel34@hotmail.com
Every Wednesday except for 3rd Wed
Deaf and HH People GatheringatFood Court in back of Castleton Sq Mall, 6020 E. 82nd St. From 10:30 to 12:30. An ideal for coffee chatting, 7 eating booths, plenty of tables and chairs, children playground (indoor) and walking around the mall. ASL students are welcome. Contact person: Bob Canty at bcanty50@sprint.blackberry.net
GIDC Activities at 1917 E. 46th St.: Social on Tuesdays from 10 am to 4 pm.
Time out Bingo at 1 pm on 1st or 2nd Sunday of each month.
Pot Luck Lunch and Bingo at 1 pm on 3rd or 4th Sunday of each month. Door opens at 6 pm on Fridays and Saturdays. Admission: $2 for member and $7 for non-member. Bingo License # 117078. For more information, email to Ron Scheible at GIDC1917SD@aol.com
Sat., Feb 6—Social after ISD Homecoming Game.Clubhouse opens at 6 pm. Admission: TBA Sat. Feb 13—Clubhouse opens at 6 pm. Monthly meeting, time TBA. Admission: $2 for member and $7 for non-member.
Senior Silent HoosiersActivities on Thursdays at Senior Citizens Center, 708 E. Mich. St, Indpls. 46204 (just east of College Ave). Next members’ meeting on Feb. 4th. starting at 1:00. No potluck lunch until further notice. All activities start at 1:00 pm. Come and have fun!For more information on meeting, Bingo and Euchre, email to Larry Baker, Pres. at Mil2Lar@aol.com
Madison County Deaf Club in Ingalls, IN46048, Highway 67 (between Fortville & Pendleton).
Social, play games and refreshments on first & third Saturday every month. Opens at 6 pm and Member will have meeting be at 2:00pm on 2nd Sunday every two months except for this summer. For more information, email to Jo Rork, MCDC Secretary at JoRorkHD@aol.com
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Auto - Home - Life – Business
Farmers is one of the largest insurance organizations in the U.S.
We offer personal service from a professional agent who explains your coverage in ASL.
We are proudly committed to serving Deaf families in Indiana.
We will meet with you for a no-hassle complete insurance review.
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February Coming Events
Need your taxes done?ASL Films presents G E R A L D in Kokomo, Valentine’s Day, ISD PTCO fundraising play: "Deaf is Beautiful
10 & 23- Need your taxes done?Come to DCS and get your taxes filed for FREE!!We are offering FREE tax service, on February 10, 2010 from 10am – 3pm February 23, 2010 from 10am – 3pm Call or email us to set up an appointment 317 -493- 0106 VP or dcsterps@eastrseaslcrossroads.org
12 (Fri)--Movie “Gifted Hand” with closed captions at Fortville Christian Church. 200 N. 400 W., Fortville, IN From 6:30 pm to 9:30 pm The movie is about The Ben Carson Story with Cuba Gooding Jr.
Contact us: VP 866-299-5942 or email: giwilson68@mac.com Please bring your snacks and your drinks. You can nvite your friends. Contact persons: Gary and Phyllis Wilson
13—ASL Films presents G E R A L D with Micaela Paulone, Andy Vasnick and Russell Harvard, 7:30 PM at Indiana University-Kokomo ▪ Kresge Auditorium
2300 South Washington Street, Kokomo, IN 46092. $11 Admission. For flyer, go to www.aslfilms.com. ASL Movie Night sponsored by PAH Relay. Tickets/Info: Nita Starkey-Warren or Dwight Casler III. Email: inriterps@comcast.net or sec6885@aol.com
19 (Friday)-- ISD PTCO fundraising play: "Deaf is Beautiful" by acclaimed actress Terrylene. at the Garrison-Blue Heron Ballroom, 5830 N. Post Road, Indianapolis, IN
The proceeds go to the PTCO Education Classroom and Technology fund.
6 pm Silent Auction; 730 pm Dessert, wine and show
$20 in advance, $25 at door
Tickets are sold by:
Adrienne Greegor, Sandra Wascher, Nanette Bernella, Brenda Zachmann,
Jodi Glennon, Kim Bianco Majeri, Tania WilsonBobbie LeMere
We will also be selling tickets at the CSSD Tournament and ISD Homecoming.
28 – ASL Interpreted Performance: Pretty Fire -- Indiana Repertory Theatre, Inc. 140 W. Washington Street Indianapolis, IN 46204. IRT Ticket Office: (317) 635-5252. Show starts at 2pm. Interpreter: Randy Nicolai
Five stories about the simple pleasures, the dark fears and the quiet wonders of childhood. Neighborhood bullies and the harsh pain of bigotry share the stage with the warm embrace of family and the joys of community and church in this autobiographical tale about growing up black in America. Contact person: Chuck at chuckdaube@aol.com
March Coming Events
ASL Interpreted Performances, Famed Peter Cook Performance, ASL Performance: After Paul McCartney & 101 Dalmatians Indiana Association of the Deaf ‘s 46th Biennial Conference, Annual Spring Retreat: “Tools for Terps”, ISD Spring Break, ASL Interpreted Performance, “Carousel”
7 – ASL Interpreted Performance: The Year of Magical Thinking -- IRT, 140 W. Washington St., Indianapolis, IN 46204. IRT Ticket Office: (317) 635-5252. – Sunday at 2pm. Interpreter: Cathy Covey
One evening at the dinner table, after visiting their gravely ill daughter in the hospital, Joan Didion’s husband had a heart attack and died. Adapted by the author from her best -selling memoir, this clear-eyed examination of shock and grief with a touch of humor shares one woman’s attempt to make sense of a time when nothing made sense. For more information on all ASL Interpreted Performances, email to Chuck at chuckdaube@aol.com
13--Famed Peter Cook Performance at the Eugene and Marilyn Glick Indiana History Center, located at 450 W. Ohio Street downtown Indianapolis. He will tell two storytelling performances presented by Storytelling Arts of Indiana and the Indiana Historical Society. The first performance, beginning at 2 pm, The Wacky Faces of Peter Cook, is a family oriented show. The second performance, A Feast for the Eyes begins at 7:30 pm for adults.
Cook is an internationally reputed Deaf performing artist whose works incorporates American Sign Language, pantomime, storytelling, acting, and movement. His work captivates and engages all audiences, whether they are Deaf, hearing-impaired or hearing. If the past is any indication, half his audience will be deaf and the other half hearing. Peter has been featured at the National Storytelling festival in Jonesborough, Tennessee as well as many regional festivals including our very own, Hoosier Storytelling Festival.
He has traveled extensively around the country and aboard with Flying Words Project to promote ASL Literature with Kenny Lerner since 1986. Peter has appeared in Live from Off Center’s “Words on Mouth” (PBS) and “United States of Poetry” (PBS) produced by Emmy winner Bob Holman. He has taught at Columbia College where he received the 1997 Excellence in Teaching award.
The Frank and Katrina Basile Theater is wheelchair accessible and has a state-of-the-art sound system. Tickets for the Family show are $5 per child (ages 5 – 12) and $10 per adult. Tickets for the Saturday night performance are $15 in advance or $18 at the door. To order tickets or for more information, call the Indiana Historical Society at (317) 232-1882 or (800) 447-1830 or purchase tickets on-line, www.storytellingarts.org.. Free parking is available at the Indiana History Center in its parking lot at the corner of West and New York streets. Contact person: Ellen Munds at ellen@storytellingarts.org
14 – ASL Interpreted Performance: After Paul McCartney --IRT, 140 W. Washington St. Indianapolis, IN 46204. IRT Ticket Office: (317) 635-5252. – Sunday at 2pm. Interpreter: Chuck Daube
Two formerly estranged friends embark on a quest from the American Midwest across the ocean and back to meet half of “the greatest collaboration in 20th century art.” Along the way, they meet dreamers and drifters as their journey turns into a catalyst of self-discovery. Featuring local actor Rob K Johansen, After Paul McCartney is a sharp, funny and affecting play delivering a new definition for “adoration.=E 2
14 – ASL Interpreted Performance: 101 Dalmatians -- Clowes Hall at Butler University, 4602 Sunset, Ave, Indpls 46208. (317) 940-6444 at 6:30 PM. Interpreters: Joyce Ellinger & Carrie Westhoelter
One of the world’s greatest classic tales hits the stage for the first time with THE 101 DALMATIANS MUSICAL. Audiences will be transported to a slightly topsy-turvy, exciting, and altogether fantastic reality that gives grand license for song, dance and spectacle in a one-of-a-kind theatrical experience!
THE 101 DALMATIANS MUSICAL also features a surprise grand finale showcasing the tremendous talents of the professional and rescued Dalmatians that will leave audiences cheering!
19—IAD’s By Laws Forum at Easter Seals Crossroads, 4740 Kingsway Dr, Indianapolis, 46205. From 4 to 7 pm . Refreshments provided by PAH VRS. Contact person, Pres. Beatrice
19— D.E.A.F. Network Presentation by Gary Malkowski from Ontario, Canadafrom 7:00 to 10:00 pm at Easter Seals Crossroads, 4740 Kingsway Dr, Indianapolis, 46205. Refreshments will be provided. More details on presentation later. Contact person: Bob Canty at bcanty5@sbcglobal.net
20—Indiana Association of the Deaf to host 46th Biennial Conference at Gene B. Glick Junior Achievement Education Center, 7435 N. Keystone Ave., Indianapolis, IN 46240 from 8 am to 6 pm. The theme will be “Blazing New Trails Together”. During all day event will be six presentations /workshops, President’s Luncheon, business meeting and By-laws. Miss deaf Indiana Pageant and Awards will be from 7:30-9:30 pm at Indiana Deaf School Auditorium Please see the IAD's website: http://www.iadhoosiers.org for more conference information.
26-April 4—ISD Spring Break
27 (Sat)–ASL Interpreted Performance, “Carousel” – Civic Theatre, 3200 Cold Spring Rd, Indianapolis, IN 46222. For tickets: (317) 924-6770 or www.civictheatre.org at 8PM. Interpreters: Joyce Ellinger & Steve Boles
Set in a Maine coastal village toward the end of the 19th century, carnival barker Billy captivates and marries naïve millworker Julie. Desperate for money when he learns he will soon be a father, Billy is coerced into being an accomplice to a robbery. Caught and facing the certainty of prison, he takes his own life and is sent “up there”. Billy is allowed to return to earth for one day fifteen years later to make amends to the daughter he left behind. The show is a dramatic testament to the power of love and redemption.
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Have a good week!
God Bless Deaf America
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