Enfield Talking Newspaper Newsletter - December 2011

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    We had a great time at the Enfield VisionFocus Day on 20th October, meeting manylisteners and introducing ETN to those whodo not currently receive our tapes. Thanks toPat, Audrey, Muriel and Diane for running ourstall and to the Mayor of Enfield and David

    Burrowes MP for coming to support us!

    The team is run by Muriel Arthur and works atCommunity House, Fore Street, Edmonton onFriday evenings. We are looking for volunteersto help speed copy the tapes, who are ableto commit to a regular monthly slot. The taskinvolves setting up our four machines (whichare desktop units and heavy-ish), cleaning theheads, checking and duplicating the mastertape, then speed copying the cassettes whilstquality checking a random sample.

    The Production Team is a happy and sociablegroup which starts work from 5.00pm - butspeed copying can begin later. CommunityHouse has a big car park and is a short walkfrom Edmonton Green Station. If you are ableto spare part of one Friday evening a month,please get in touch with us to arrange a tastersession! (Clockwise from top left: Peter,

    Margaret, Jenny, Muriel, Vivienne and Sandra.Please note: wearing pink is not compulsory!)

    VOLUNTEERING VACANCIES

    ON OUR PRODUCTION TEAM

    Information for Volunteers and Supporters

    December 2011 [email protected]

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    Enfield Vision Focus Day

    HOT TIPS FOR READERS!

    Ensuring we deliver a high quality tape toour listeners each week is our top priority!Jessica Thurtell, a former radio technician anda volunteer with Dorking Talking Newspaper,has produced a Tips for Readers sheet whicheven our most experienced volunteers mayfind of interest! If you are a member of oneof our reading teams or on our standby list,youll find her handy hints enclosed with thisnewsletter. Thanks Jessica!

    Registered under the Charities Act 1960 Number 270935 and the National Assistance Act 1948 [email protected]

    Welcome to everyone who responded to ourappeal for volunteers in the summer. We are

    currently in need of more assistance on ourProduction Team (details opposite). We hada great day at the Enfield Vision Focus Dayin October. We are indebted to all those whodontate funds to us and have recently had somegood news from Waitrose in Enfield! If you havecontent ideas for our next Magazine Tape, pleasedo get in touch. On behalf of everyone at ETNthank you for your support and Happy Christmas!

    Phillip Dawson, Chairman

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    Thank you to everyone who nominatedETN to be one of the Charities of the Monthat Waitrose Enfield Town as part of theirCommunity Matters scheme. We wereselected as one of three beneficiaries inNovember 2011 and are delighted to have just

    heard that we will be receiving 320!

    A BIG thank you to thecustomers of Waitrose Enfield

    In addition to our weekly recording of localnews we also produce a Magazine tape, filledwith stories, recipies, poems and longer reportsand interviews that we dont have space to

    feature on our weekly cassette. If you haveany content that might be suitable for our nextedition (either as a copyright free audio file oras a script) please email or post it to us, forconsideration by the Editorial Team.

    Do you have materialfor our next magazine?

    DID YOU KNOW.....

    Our email address is [email protected]

    Chairman: Phillip Dawson, 1 White HouseFarm Cottages, Waterfall Close, Southgate,N14 7JP Telephone: 07843 445 963Email: [email protected]

    Vice Chairman & Listener Representative:

    Diane de Jersey Telephone: 020 8805 6578Email : [email protected]

    KEEP IN TOUCH - Contact us !

    There are 515 people registered blind and415 people registered partially sighted in theLondon Borough of Enfield. According todata from the Enfield Observatory,Enfield has the second lowest number

    of people registered blind per head ofpopulation of any London borough; atbelow 0.20%, only the City of London hasa lower number on its register:

    56% of people registered blind in Enfield areover 75 years old, although thats less thanthe London average;

    We are delighted thatKeith de Jersey (pictured

    left with his wife Diane- who is also our ViceChairman and ListenerRepresentative!) has been

    Introducing our new volunteers

    helping the Production Team. We welcome ColinBurke and Cassandra Marshall who have takenover as recordists with Team C, working on thethird week of every month. We welcome JennyBoyd to the Production Team. Robin Bester,our Senior Recordist, is now training two morevolunteers from our list of new recruits!