Nyle DiMarco

America's Next Top Model last August 5th to last December 4th 2015 every Monday at 8pm - 9pm. The Host is Tyra Banks.

 Nyle won from Cycle 22

Dancing with the Stars seasons 22 every Monday March 21st, 2015 for an hour 8pm - 9pm to special Tuesday May 25th, 2016 at 8pm - 11pm.

The Hosts are Tom Bergeron and Erin Andrews

The Judges are Carrie Ann Inaba, Len Goodman and Bruno Tonioli

Nyle DiMarco and his partner Peta Murgatroyd dance called " Sound of Silence"

I remember that  at Sir James Whitney School for the Deaf every Friday first thing in the morning we went to auditorm for music class last September 1985 to June 1986 from my teacher Ken Graham.

They won from Seasons 22 from Mirror Ball Trophy.

Nyle's whole deaf families and except his oldest deaf brother Neon and his twin deaf brother Nico.

He did graduated Gallentant University last 2011.




This Saturday  June 4th, 2016 Deaf and Hard of Hearing Ottawa peoples will go to Rochester, New York, 900 E Main Street to see Nyle at Rochester Deaf Community from 6pm by drive for 4 and half hours get there. I can't go because of I had good reasons but so sad!!!!

Over 60 Canadians came to joined with Nyle DiMarco in Rochester, New York.

I can see photo from my Sir James Whitney School for the Deaf in Belleville, Ontario are: - one of Ottawa, Ontario, one of couple with their children of Belleville ,Ontario, - one of London, Ontario and - one of Burlington, Ontario.

The Bob Rumball Camp of the Deaf

The Bob Rumball Camp of the Deaf at 236 Blackstone Crane Lake Road, Parry Sound, Ontario since Established: 1960.

They have Children's age 5 - 12 and Junior's age 13 - 17 for $460., Fee Session plus $40. Register are totals $500. Also Senior adult's must be 18 and above.

They have included are swimming lake, cabins, cafeteria with kitchen, activities.

ASL Adult Summer Immersion Camp in August for a week. (Every third weeks)

They have included are swimming lake, cabins, cafeteria with kitchen, activities and teach ASL without voice for a week by ASL Levels 1 - 3.

The cost for a week from early bird $400. or regular $545. for 6 nights/7 days.

I'm lived in Ontario since April, 1967 to now and the future. 

I never knew about Day Camp in Parry Sound, Ontario because I was lived in Bracebridge, Ontario since childhood for a long times.

The Lion Club in Bracebridge should have inform to my parent and I should go to Day Camp before same idea as my old Visual Ears.

I should have Day Camp for the Deaf in Parry Sound, Ontario instead Day Camp at Bracebridge Public School in Bracebridge, Ontario from last Summer 1977 only once. 

I went to Bracebridge Public School for Day Camp Summer at the gym plus I never forgot about I made craft is Indian headband with the feathers and the song called "I found the Peanut Butter" but I don't remember the rest of song. When I was 12 and I was isolated too.

By the travels are Ottawa, Ontario to North Bay, Ontario for 5 hours, North Bay, Ontario to Parry Sound, Ontario for 1 hour and 50 minutes and Bracebridge, Ontario to Parry Sound, Ontario for 56 minutes.

                   From Cheryl Cooper 

Last Summer 2001 - 2003 by 2 weeks for 3rd years my son Warren went to Widjiitiwin Day Camp in 155 Hood Road, Huntsville, Ontario. He been doing lots of activities, swimming lake, cabins and cafeteria with kitchen.

When he was 9 - 11.

We drove Bracebridge, Ontario to Huntsville, Ontario for 28 minutes.

MY COMMENTS: I learned from Day Camp from Warren in Huntsville, Ontario from my friend Cheryl Cooper.

Last Summer 2007 by 1 week only once my daughter Isabella went to The Arnprior School of Dance Day Camp in Renfrew, Ontario. She been doing are Hip Hop, Jazz, Tap and Ballet.

When she was 12. 

We walked by downtown.

Deaf Teacher

Donna Fano is a retired teacher from Ontario School for the Deaf - Sir James Whitney School for the Deaf in Belleville, Ontario, where she taught various subjects from sewing to math, geography currently volunteers as the school's archival assistant.

Born in Hanna, Alberta, she grew up as a hard of hearing child of hearing parents and received a Bachelor of Education Degree with a fine arts major specializing in visual arts from the University of Calgary. She began contact with Deaf Community when she joined Ontario School for the Deaf. To this day, she has been energetically involved with some of the activities of the Belleville Association of the Deaf and the Ontario School for the Deaf - Sir James Whitney School for the Deaf Alumni Association.

She was honored with the Alumni Association Service Recognition Award in recognition of her long term Commitment and Dedication to the Association and the Ontario School for the Deaf - Sir James Whitney School for the Deaf Archives.

She was my Deaf Teacher in sewing class last 1979 - 1986 at Sir James Whitney School for the Deaf in Belleville, Ontario.


I asked Donna about the questions are:

- Did you went to School for the Deaf in Calgary?

- What the name of School?

Donna almost was send to Edmonton School for the Deaf. They tested her English and said her English was too high and it would better for her to stay in Public School. She went to the Hanna Public Elementary and High Schools. There were no interpreters, nor notetakers to help her. She received private lessons in tutoring in speech and reading which helped her greatly in grade 5 & 6. Her parents had to pay for the lessons. She even asked for a FM System when she was in grade 6 and the teacher, who was the Principal, said  it cost too much to buy one. When she was in grade 7 - 9  she was put in a slow class as the School thought the smarter classes would be too hard for her. The slow classes were full of problem kids who were bullies, smoked and fooled around. She learned to ignore them and rose above their level academically. It was not easy for her had to struggle in School to hear and learn, Luckily she met new friend who was in the smart classes and she helped her with her School work in grade 9 and get into High School Matriculation Program. The program gave her options to go to University.
In High School a classmate agreed to lend her her notes each day and she took them home at night time to copy them (hence she had double the School work). This helped get her through High School. She empower herself to take on her own education and did a lot more reading while in grade 10 to 12. She did well in Biology, Art and Math but not that well  in English.
She had a high education Academic average to get into University and entered the Fines Arts Program in Education. She couldn't hear  the large Lecture Halls which offered English and Art History but did well in small Art Classes.
She hired by Sir James Whitney School for the Deaf to teach intermediate Sewing Class in 1973 but had to take the Teacher Education Deaf Specialist Course for 1 year before teaching Full Time.
  She ever happy to find Sir James Whitney School for the Deaf teach there! She never left and taught 33 years Full Time plus 10 years supply teaching.

Old Fashion Telephone and TTY Technologys

Old Fashion Telephone

That belong to my parent was used it then they gave me and my FIRST Telephone last Summer 1984 but I did paid for $10. to them.

The Volume Control Headset to be added to telephone.

On the first top same as match from telephone.

Too difficult for me to hear without lipreading on the phone.

I saw TTY at Sir James Whitney School for the Deaf from Senior Girl's Residence in Belleville, Ontario for a year plus I never used it, at all.

John Maucere

 

Last May 4th, 2016 I went to Sir James Whitney School for the Deaf in Belleville, Ontario at the gym from 6pm - 9pm. I paid ticket for $10 included are presentation and no ASL interpreter and order shirt for $10.

My First meet him at the gym and I did COME TRUE DREAM. 

            Workshops with SuperDeafy 

             It's about Children's Festival.

   I got my First Deaf Autograph from my shirt. 

Most peoples are watched NO ORDINARY HERO at they gym.

I didn't watch it because I saw it last Fall from Netflix because I was looked around also take pictures of swimming pool and hallway as well.

Last May 5th I went to Sir James Whitney School for the Deaf from out outside and inside from 9am - 3pm.

          Super Goofy is Arleigh Tamlin

I went outside for an activities and order pizza, salad and ice cream sandwich for $3.70 for lunch from cafeteria.

               Deaf Children's Festival 

    Those are my ticket.