Audiometer Now Available In Kodiak
Speech and Hearing Tests Made
An audiometer has recently been
purchased by the Kodiak Chapter
of the Alaska Crippled Children’s
Association, with funds from the
1961 Easter Seal Drive, conducted
by the group. (See picture)
The audiometer is an instrument
for detecting hearing losses or the
intensity of sounds and correcting
speech difficulties. Mrs. Ann Ra
mey, who has been hired toy AOCA
to work in the Kodiak area as
speech and hearing therapist, has
already tested about 40 school chil
dren with the machine which will
be available to the doctors through
out the year.
Mrs. Ramey is scheduled for four
visits to Kodiak this year, spaced
about eight weeks apart. She will
work in co-operation with the par
ents, teachers and doctors at the
three schools in the area and with
pre-school children and interested
groups who may benefit from her
services. ,
PICTURED ARE (left to right) Mrs. Ann Ramey, speech and
hearing therepist; Mrs. Gretchen Saupe, outgoing president Kodiak
Chapter, ACCA; Mrs. Dora Kramer, Public Health Nurse for Kodiak.
Photo by Sandi Marconi
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