Speech, Hearing
Clinic To Be
Set Up In Kodiak
The Kodiak Chapter Alaska Crip
pled Children’s Association is mak
ing great strides in setting up a
speech and hearing program for
this area. Mrs. Ann Ramey, speech
and hearing therapist with the
Alaska Crippled Children’s Asso
ciation on an itinerant basis, plans
to make regular visits into this area
during the school year.
Mrs. Ramey and the state pro
gram director, Mrs. Helen H. Ditt
man, Ph. D., will be in Kodiak
Sept. 25 through Sept 28 to set up
the speech and hearing clinic. She
will be working with the schools
and health center and other inter
ested groups.
This local project is sponsored
by the Kodiak Chapter through
contributions and pledges from the
public, the yearly Easter Seal cam
paign and other special fund rais
ing projects that will be carried
on throughout the year.
The annual meeting of the Ko
diak Chapter will be held on Sept.
27 at the Kodiak Health Center,
beginning at 8 p. m. Mrs. Ramey
will be the guest speaker. AH mem
bers and all interested in the
vital work are urged to attend.
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