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Your family doctor can give you advice on services available in your area. In addition, infor- mation may be had from the lo- cal hoalth unit, your provincial drpartuwnt of health or by writ. ing to the Canadian Hearing So- c101y, 60 BI-dfonl Road, Toronto. A child cannot learn to speak prmwrly unltrss he hears well. Tho Rorkvallor F"ounrlation has omtvopriuicd $1500.000 for pr0ururt1s to im'rvnsv production of hauic (Tops in tlcvvlopinrr, If you answer “yes" to any of the above questions or if you have any reason to believe that your baby‘s hearing is not per- fect, take the child to your doe- tor. ' A trip to Expo and a tour of the New England States is being taken by Mr. and Mrs. James Lawrence Oakley who were mar- ried July 29 at St. Marks Luth- eran Church, Kitchener. Rev. Frederick Haak of Eganville, cousin of the bride officiated. count "ics The bride is the former Shir- ley Elaine Struke, a daughter of Mrs. Clarence Struke and the late Mr. S'ruke, 86 Fountain Street, Waterloo. The bridegroom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Oak- Icy. 10 Lorne Crescent, Kitchener. Mrs. Richard Kirsht, Kitchener, Speech and Hearing Was your baby born long be- fore ho was due? Are there cases of deafness in the immediate family or in close relatives? Did the mother have gnu-man measles during the first three months of prognancy? Couple Take Honeymoon Trip To Expo and New England ' Th. Want-loo Chronicle, tiltedr Money for Crops Mr. and Mrs. James Lawrence Oakley an aunt of the bride was matron of honor. Mrs. David Inglis, Thed- ford, and Miss Debra Perrott, Wa- terloo, were bridesmaids. The bride is a graduate of Stratford Teachers' College and is on the staff of Harold Wagner Public School. Special guests were the bride's Grade 1 class. Ushers were Reg Kutasinski, Baden, Donald Oakley, Waterloo and James Stroke, junior usher. The dinner and reception was held in the Centennial Room of the Breslau Hotel. T Best man was Robert McNichol, Kitchener. 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