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Glasses sometimes block the mobile vision screener used by Missoula and Polson Lions Club members.
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Colleen Sperry, left, Ken Cameron, Dennis DeVries, all from the Polson Lions Club, and Judy Lehman, Missoula Southside Lions Club search for Tyneesha Brown’s name on the list of students. Lehman spent three days inputting the data.
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Polson Lions Club member Colleen Sperry uses a PlusOptix mobile vision screener to test student Stanley Redwood’s eyes.
Issue Date: 1/15/2014
Last Updated: 1/15/2014 11:44:46 AM |
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