Table of contents November 2007.

TRACK 1.

  1. Harry C. Moores underwriting announcement.
  2. We have news about 2008 calendars.
  3. National Braille Press has a 2008 calendar.
    4. http://www.nbp.org/ic/nbp/2008SEUSS.html
  4. Madine Ballentine recommends Long's Electronics for a boombox.
  5. Rollie Hudson and Jan Blatz have some limericks.
  6. Jim Wiskow introduces himself and would like correspondence.
  7. Marg Campbell has an idea for finding songs; discusses blindness terms and introduces herself.
  8. We have November birthdays.
  9. Duncan Holmes tells about bio-degradable dog waste pick-up bags http://www.wisconsinpetproducts.com and recommends a DVD. http://www.breakpoint.org
  10. Alberta Hall tells about her trip to Southeastern Guide Dogs.
  11. Abbie Taylor and Richard McKinley on deleting TELLME favorites; Abbie about learning music and community resources.
  12. Larry Fain says a friend is looking for braille piano study books and Larry needs a Pancake stylus.
  13. John McCune wants to get adaptive equipment repaired; needs plastic filing cards and would like suggestions for a 4-track recorder.
  14. John Lizza wants to know about Hearing Aid repair services; needs a phone number; wants to get caning supplies and is looking for a repair group.
  15. Cheryl Morgan is having problems sending tapes to Canada.
  16. Reverend George Gray has a Thanksgiving poem.
  17. Barbara Mattson wonders about blind people getting hunting licenses.
  18. Judy Presley reminds us about the Golden Access Passport; wonders about other places that offer free admission and taking a guide dog to Disney World.
  19. Rickey Torres wonders about getting unemployment and would like to get together with keyboard players in the New York area.
  20. Security Concerns Hurt Blind Vendors.
  21. Mike Lantz has questions about radio stations; is looking for songs and a theme and tells us about his job.

TRACK 2.

  1. Tom D'Agostino with Judy Canova and My Fickle Eye.
  2. We have snacks in the Kitchen Korner.
  3. Pat Keating on Maggie's death.
  4. Jeanne Corcoran has Rice Krispies recipes.
  5. Mary Deitz has a couple of recipes to share.
  6. Robert Wegner talks about continuing the Kitchen Korner.
  7. Tom Lykins is looking for suggestions for cutting cakes or pies.
  8. Rita Tester would like recommendations for a talking scale and a color identifier; adding the right amount of dish detergent and has cooking tapes to give away.
  9. Frances Donbrosky about business people returning calls; blindness terms; milking a disability and a Rice Krispies recipe.
  10. Joan Andrews on business people not returning phone calls.
  11. Loretta Jurkiewicz with helpful hints and asks for your prayers.
  12. Toni and Ed Eames on cutting meat; have a Raffle update and tell about their upcoming trips.
  13. Nancy Scott with an essay called "Little Glass Box."

TRACK 3.

  1. Thanks to the Ohio Lions Sight and Hearing Committee for their support.
  2. Carrie Hooper sends in I've Got Rhythm.
  3. Marianne Daley on customer service; sending packages to military dogs overseas http://www.komando.com/operationkomando and arts and craft classes at schools for the blind.
  4. We have a reminder about articles for the December double issue.
  5. We ask for your letters of support.
  6. Norene Trappa on the passing of Beverly Sills and the terms "see" and "walk."
  7. We learn that Franklin Green passed away.
  8. Margaret Hunerjager has some Michigan history.
  9. Reverend George Gray has an article about the first Thanksgiving.
  10. Patty Silver about pledges of allegiance; Kitchen Korner; the movie At First Sight and updates us on her prosthesis.
  11. John Brickweg has a jumble.
  12. Jon German gives thanks.

TRACK 4.

  1. We have part 11 of NBC The First Fabulous Fifty.
  2. Winifred Downing has a braille cookbook for a donation.
  3. We have an update on Maggie Nettles Presents The Kitchen Korner.
  4. Marjorie Campbell has a couple of radios to sell.
  5. Richard Fiorello wonders if anyone has used some Bose systems; has a Dream Machine to sell, an electric typewriter and cassette bibles for the shipping cost.
  6. Martha Cowden has an art piece to auction off; tells us about her guide dog and wants to know about talking thermostats.
  7. We have news about a GDUI cruise.
  8. Paul B. Smith is asking for your help in identifying a musical group.
  9. Al Zubillaga is looking for soft plastic cassette boxes.
  10. Nancy Levy on doing our best; has a power adapter to give away and had to change phone numbers.
  11. Janet Didsbury has the braille book Safe Without Sight to give away and says a friend is looking for someone.
  12. Jane Welliver discusses school memories and would like correspondence.
  13. Neil Shulman would like to hear about recent experiences with Net-by-Phone or Net Echo.