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Transcription: [00:40:07]
{SPEAKER name="Libby Hathaway/John Ennis (interpreter)"}
Said you could have turned the volume off add used it, ohh, but I get him in the ear or something.

[00:40:12]
{SPEAKER name="Simon Carmel"}
We gotta hold this, time's up. I'd like to make an announcement.

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Those who'd like to learn American Sign Language, there's going on in that small tent at 12:45.

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You can see different models of alarm clocks and show how the deaf people get up every morning to go to work.

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You see the different kinds of devices they used to have. We have another program in another area over here called The Listening— Through the Listening Horn.
[00:40:48]
Good for deaf and hearing children. Where they uh, they'll use telecommunication there beginning to use, beginning to use sign language and talking at the same time.

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Any of you who know deaf-blind friends we'll provide interpreters for the deaf-blind this weekend.

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If so please contact our staff member named Jo Radner. She has a telephone number 244-6367. Again 244-6367.

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Let us know in advance, we'll provide that interpreter for deaf-blind tomorrow.

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Final announcement, we will have another program here in this tent called traditions, folklore for the deaf, of deaf theater. At 12 o'clock.

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{BACKGROUND TALKING}

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Oh yes thank you.
{CLAPPING}

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Let me add one more?

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Please share with us by telling your deaf jokes, stories, personal experiences and things like that.

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go over to this, the end of the tent right over there, where were collecting, the collecting area.

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We have video tape equipment for our deaf visitors who can share with us