Talking Books reach Firelands Senior Center in Norwalk
The Firelands Senior Center received a talking book record player from the Toledo Society for the Blind and its first Talking Book records from the Cleveland Public Library. Qualifying seniors include legally blind or visually handicapped individuals. A Friday card afternoon, a January birthday party, and tours of local industry are noted, with programs like "The Minute Men" planned.
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