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January 24, 1989 Issue

 

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Bill Day (left) and Carla Makinson, a hearing-impaired student at the College,
demonstrate new hearing amplification equipment, as Peter Befus of the New
Westminster Elks looks on. The $3000 Elks donation will help hard-of-hearing
students in the classroom.

Elks Donate Hearing
Amplification
Equipment

The message is coming
through loud and clear for
several hearing-impaired stu-
dents: the Douglas College
Foundation can make a dif-
ference.

With a $3000 grant i the
New Westminster Elks (#3), the
Foundation purchased two
Telex FM systems to aid hard-

of-hearing students in the class-
room.

The system consists of a
microphone and transmitter to
be worn by the instructor and a
receiver and neckloop with mini-
ature speakers to be worn by the
student. Students will hear the

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