2 déc. 2015 12h30 à 18h

Kingsway Legion Branch 175
14339 50th Street
Edmonton, Alberta
Canada
T5A 0S9

$25.00
*25.00

Heather-Anne Elliott-Martin

780-942-2664

nafrsocial@yahoo.ca

30 novembre 2015

cash at the door

The meal will include roast turkey with all the trimmings, roast beef, oven roasted potatoes, perogies, two salads, mixed vegetables, rolls, tea, coffee and a selection of desserts including mince meat tarts.

Free parking in legion lot.

As always, meal reservations are required. Reservations will not be accepted after November 30th, unless there are cancellations. We maintain a Meeting Contact List and advise all members on the list of up-coming meetings by either email or telephone. Emails are sent approximately 10 – 15 days in advance of the meeting. For those for whom we do not have an email address on our records, telephoners will call approximately 7 – 15 days in advance of the meeting. If you do not usually receive an email or a call and would like to have your name added to the list, or, if you wish to attend this specific meeting, please, either use the Quick Contact link on this website or call either Lillian June, 780-476-9803 or Heather-Anne Elliott-Martin, 780-942-2664. For members living outside the Edmonton calling area who would like to be notified of the upcoming meetings (held on the first Wednesday in May, September, and December), please call 1 855 FSNA EDM (1 855 376 2336). A record is kept of these long distant members and they are called prior to each meeting. If you can help as a telephone volunteer, please call: Lillian June, 780-476-9803 or Heather-Anne Elliott-Martin, 780-942-2664. If you plan to attend the meeting only, please advise us so that we can ensure adequate seating is available. CART With CART, everything that is said is “captioned” live for deaf and hard of hearing individuals. The CART captions will be displayed via a projector on a large screen. The CART provider quickly types into a stenotype machine using machine shorthand, and the computer software translates that shorthand into realtime captions, matching the shorthand against what is in a specialized shorthand dictionary stored in the computer. The process is so fast that there is hardly any lag time between what is said and what the deaf or hard of hearing person is able to read.