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Durham, North Carolina 27706
Prof. Elon H. Clari
Audiovisual Education
Hospital Box 3037
STUDY IN CONCENTRATION—'^atcW\v\q the action at the annual Duke Women's
Bowling League "Beat the Boss Night" are from left, Peggy Williamson, R.N., in
structor in the operating room, Betty Stancik, secretary in ophthalmology, and Mac
Stribling, OR administrator. Ladies interested in bowling occasionally as substitutes in
the league should call Lessie Welborn at extension 2727. (staff photo)
Intercomments
FOR SALE -- 12-foot wooden sailboat with
all equipment including trailer. $300. Call Miss
Reyling at 489-7802 evenings.
FOR SALE ~ Modern green tweed sofa and
matching chair (sell together or Individually),
two modern lamps and four-drawer pecan
bachelor's chest. All in good condition. Call
Mrs. Whitfield at 383-2269.
FOR SALE - Solid wood 30" bed - $10;
boy's 26-inch bicycle • $15; student desk - $5;
drop-4eaf kitchen table; seven-cup electric per
colator; flute; orthopaedic back support for car;
power mower; children's rocking chairs. Call
Mrs. Harris at 682-0025.
FOR SALE. - AR-XA turntable with M7D
stereo cart-nearly new-$60. Practice piano - old
but sturdy cabinet grand - recently tuned -
$100. Ski rack - fits any trunk - used once -
$20. Call Dr. Shalley at 688-2737 after 5 p.m.
WANTED - Used set of encyclopedias not
over 10 year old. Call Mrs. Waters at 477-6709
after 6 p.m.
To have your ad printed, be sure to include
your name and home telephone number or
address. Ads are limited to 30 words and no ads
will be accepted concerning either commercial
businesses or housing.
Send your announcement to Intercom
Trading Post, Box 3354, Duke Hospital.
Clerical Upgrade
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"We want all Duke employes to have
the chance to develop and improve their
skills in line with their own capabilities
and the training opportunities that may
be presented," Ed Bennett, assistant di
rector of University personnel, said.
"Hopefully, through 'in-house' training,
we may be able to fill the majority of our
higher-rated jobs at Duke from within.
This way, we may take on new employes
at ground levels and help them find their
niche through skills-development training
during their employment."
Training Director James DeLeo added,
"We believe that the Affirmative Action
training projects are a start toward mak
ing Duke University a leader among area
employers in providing meaningful job
opportunities for its employes."
Taking part in the first clerical upgrade
program were Mrs. Gloria Bass, a food
service supervisor for three years, Mrs.
Helen Ruffin, with medical food service
operations for two and a half years, Mrs.
Carolyn Rogers, a ward clerk on Nott at
Duke for two and a half years, and Miss
Marian Armstrong, who worked with
messenger service.
The two University employes in the
program were Mrs. Peggy Brandon and
Mrs. Myrtle Washington.
Gastroenterology
Diane Foote, lab technician with Dr.
D.L. Young, married Hugh L. Dukes Jr.
in Orlando, Fla. on Aug. 30 .... Sandra
Horn, who moved here with her husband
from Arlington, Va., replaced Memorie
Chamberlain, who moved away.
Reporter: Barbara Anderson
General Surgical Unit
Mr. and Mrs. John Dixon announce
the birth of a daughter, Renita Lavelle,
on July 2. Mrs. Dixon is a PCA on Reed .
. . . New in dietetics are Vivian Herndon
and MaeRetha Elliott .... Now working
as ward clerks are Annie Tedder and
Valor Mack . . . RN's recently joining the
staff are Lucinda J. Gladieux, Kay Hall
and Lindsay Goins .... New LPN's are
Sandra Upchurch, Jacquelyn Norman and
Annie Howard .... Lensy Gill, PCA II,
transferred from Nursing Service . . . .
Geraldine Edgerton is new in unit services
. ... Beth Norman, RN, and Della Moore,
RN, have moved to Raleigh . . . .
Kathleen Shields, RN, moved to the west
coast .... Ward clerks Karen Swanson
and Margaret Rhoads have returned to
school.
Reporter: Peggy Poole
Hanes Ward
The former Miss Sandra Pratt is now
Mrs. Sandra Claritte .... Mrs. Bryant,
PCA II, is leaving for LPN school.
Reporter: Mary Bynum
Holmes Ward
Miss Barbara Jones, LPN, is engaged to
George Privett .... Mr. and Mrs. David
Bullaboy announce the birth of a son Lee
on June 29. Mrs. Bullaboy is an RN on
Holmes .... New nurses include Georgia
Melton and Gwenda Hyatt .... Mrs.
Dora Thompson, LPN, resigned to begin
nursing school in Missouri .... Mrs.
Young Lee, nurse technician, and Mrs.
Gloria Fulton have resigned.
Reporter; Mary Ray