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Medford,Tribune
, SUNDAY JANUARY 30, 1955 -
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Hearing Conservation
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When testing is completed, conferences between teachers, parents school nurses and parents
follow m order that findings may be discussed. Pictured here are four members of the Jackson
school faculty conferring with Miss Olive Curry, public health nurse at left). With Miss Curry'
(lett to right) are Mrs. Eleanor Jones, Mrs. Beverly, Burger,-Mrs.-Precia Medley and Mrs.' Ruth
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By Olive Starcher :
'The hearing conservation program:
S V: of the. Oregon State Board of Health ;V
calls for hearina tests for all ehiltJrpn.
fi. n elementary gracles, once every;' I; ,
iS" . f Yk&ypd these' tests arenov;;,
-vnderwey-tn Jackson county schools;rv,
". , -In charge of the testing is Miss Patricia . ; ,
Beaudoin, audiometrist with the' "
, C board.' rty . 'X t . rfc'(
, y Purpose of the tests is to discover 7
children .with hearing disturbances so'
; that" they may' be refecred to physi-'
- cians for examinations and recom- -'
mendationsand so that teachers and "'
..parents may v recognize the problem
' and give the child special attention.',
, . The testing program is carried on in
collaboration with the Oregon State vv
. Department of Education and through ' - -
-the local school . administration . and -
- Jackson County; Public Health depart
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. Jackson
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. - depicts' a . typical ; working, situation.; iarry Chrjsteari here' poses ' as the : K '
.pupil with Paul Gciridt, special education teacher at; Jackson ichool.1 ' " "
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One of thechiTdren at Jackson.Hchool with a hearing problem is tou Ann sJllivanin thVfifth grade. Through the oooerotion ' t ' i, rUuJZ' J 7 '"'V.- . , - .t.-'
of the famify doctor, parents and teachers, Lou Ann is aided in carryW on her school W - - - C rt ? ch' Wto have
. van, her daughter. Lou Ann, Miss Curry and Miss Beaud0inlr.n ..j: 9iven if necsary. Recording! to the CfreC-tc:Coerd cf HealA, eariv natTi
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Jems of a school child with a hearing problem. The Oreaon Stat. Rrr f uJhu 1. .u n !" ?u! ? lr ,, l&T . - i- "
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it given if necessary. According? to Hie QreCaXtc:Coerd f HealA, early dia3n:A
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