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Hearing Loss Association of America
Rochester Chapter

Tuesday, December 6, 2011

    Daytime meeting 11:00 am
    HOLIDAY LUNCHEON AND PARTY

    Don’t worry about hearing loss on December 5. We’re celebrating the Holidays differently this year with fun, food, music and games for chapter members at the daytime HLAA/Rochester meeting. No need to brownbag—a sumptuous lunch is provided for everyone. Entertainment is by long-time chapter member Al Saia on piano and John Braun on guitar. Marlene Sutliff is in charge of the arrangements.

    We’ll play HLAA Bingo for prizes. The person who completely fills in his/her Bingo card wins a fabulous “Mary Chizuk” gift basket. Bob Sickmond is in charge of the prizes.

    Lighten up for the daytime HLAA/Rochester Holiday luncheon party.

    Evening meeting 7:00pm
    “ EASY ENTERTAINING FOR HARD OF HEARING HOSTS” with Meredith Low

    Entertaining at home is so much easier than meeting friends at a noisy restaurant, says Meredith. Why? The hard of hearing host(ess) is in control of the guest list, seating arrangements, and placement of the dining table to suit his/her hearing needs best.

    Especially with Thanksgiving and year-end holidays approaching, you can enjoy socializing while setting the scene. Meredith advises on the menu—non-crunchy foods—not playing music, and specifying the time of day when you’re at your best and other techniques to maximize your enjoyment and social interaction.

    Chapter member Meredith Low is a social worker who has counseled hearing, hard of hearing and deaf clients. She recently embarked on a new career as a free-lance writer.

    HLAA/Rochester’s Holiday good deed

    Both daytime and evening meetings feature a Holiday gift box of personal care items destined for homeless people at Open Door Mission in Rochester. Please donate products on behalf of HLAA/Rochester.

    HLAA-Rochester chapter meetings are held in the vestry room at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, East Ave. at Westminster Road, across from George Eastman House. Enter through rear door.

    All programs are Audiolooped and captioned. Those needing a sign language interpreter should contact Linda Siple at 585 475 6712.

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    SOCIAL TIME FOR HARD OF HEARING AND DEAF.

    4th Wednesday of each month:
    Matinee show at Loew's Webster Theater to attend the movie showing in "Rear Window Captioning" format.

    The early afternoon show is between noon and 2:30 pm. You need to check
    the D&C Thursday Weekend Section for current RWC movie and time.

    Then, off to a local restaurant afterwards for an early supper and
    social time. You'll still be home by dark! Hope to see you there!

    Ginger Graham, Theatre Committee

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    HLAA programs are held at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, East Avenue and Westminster Road, across from George Eastman House. Enter door at rear of church, go up a few steps and enter room on right. Refreshments available.

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    Questions: Call (585) 266-7890 or visit www.hlaa-rochester-ny.org.

    Hearing Loss Association of America (formerly SHHH) is a nationwide organization for people with hearing loss, opening the world of communication through information, education, support, and advocacy.