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... secretary of Neath and Port Talbot Deaf Children's Association. Group Scout Leader Mr. Anthony Morgan presented a cheque for £2O to Mr. and Mrs. Geoff Thomas, the treasurer and secretary of the Neath and Port Talbot Deaf Childrens Association. Mr. Morgan ...
... round CONGRATULATIONS ringing in the ears of the regulars of the Bell Pub Port Talbot have raised more £1600 for little Matthew Jenkins Matthew aged three of Maesmelyn Street Mar-gam is acutely deaf The Phonic Ear' presented to his mum Yvonne Jenkins ...
... THE GUARDIAN THURSDAY MARCH 18 1982 r Guardian IF YOU want a new ear you can get it up to 15 cheaper if you invest with the Leicester Building Society This is only one of a range of benefits the Society has announced They are designed to attract a wider ...
... Wales' performed b) the O'Neil Centre National Theatre of the Deaf. ti.Ml NEWS REVIEW 7.25 (;OODWS RULE OK? (a handl() ape- dal) 8.15 THE WORLD AROUND US 4.00 THE PUNCH REVIEW. Some end of the y ear thoughts as seen through the e es of Punch magazine. 9.30 ...
... all-in ear aid with 10000 variations of fitting to suit from the mildest perceptive loss to the user of the powerful body aid and due to new electronic developments an aid can now be fitted completely inside the canal of the ear FOR NERVE DEAFNESS AND DEAFNESS ...
... all-in ear aid with 10000 variations of fitting to suit from the mildest perceptive loss to the user of the powerful body aid and due to new electronic developments an aid can now be fitted completely inside the canal of the ear FOR NERVE DEAFNESS AND DEAFNESS ...
... treatment. A court sitting had to be suspended and one man claimed he had bten made deaf by the sound. while another stated it gave him back his hearing after several deaf years. A golfer asserted that the boom checked his bail from going over the edge of ...
... shines, and the birds sing, all country side seem to stir with life and activity. The rambles o'er mountains, in the dells, on moors, and the sand dunes can be made an exquisite pleasure if the town dweller has eyes to see and ears to hear. But how many ...
... all-in ear aid with 10000 variations of fitting to suit from the mildest perceptive loss to the user of the powerful body aid and due to new electronic developments an aid can now be fitted completely inside the canal of the ear FOR NERVE DEAFNESS AND DEAFNESS ...
... dead : Yet thy perpetual e rebid:es our strife. Above the seething din and clamant calls That shake our world and loudly deaf our ears A voice still speaks in solemn tones profound : All ye who come within these Abbey walls (Continued in Next Columni. ...
... bulky old fashioned deaf-aids Some fit behind the ear frequently whistle aloud and are often not very helpful when the wearer wants to hear clearly in crowds He continued The latest micro-technology of today means for most people the deaf aid should be a ...
... in the ear aid with 10000 variations of fitting to suit the mildest perceptive loss to the user of the powerful body aid and due to' new electronic developments an aid can now be fitted completely inside the canal of the ear FOR NERVE DEAFNESS AND DEAFNESS ...