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Dr. Ralpli M. Ilowse will also be
c()iii])letin? his residency in ITrolofry
ill JuiK' and will he {joing into private
])ractiee in Rome, Georgia. Ralph’s
wife, Rose has been Dr. Brown’s sec
retary, and Chloe Ma.son will be tak-
in»r her place.
Dr. W. Banks Anderson, Jr., has
been appointed Assistant Professor of
Ophthalmology effective July 1.
Sandy Weaver is now working in
the Surgical Resident’s Ofifice. Her
liusband is an insurance salesman,
and both an- graduates of ('aiiipbell
College.
Personnel
Mi-s. Fi-ances Atkins is Mr. Kant-
iier’s new secretary, replacing Marie
-Joiirdan.
Hospital Business Office
The Business Office welcomes two
new employees, Sharon Ann Perkins
and Mrs. Betty Jean Weaver, and the
return of a former employee, Mrs.
Bonnie Kyles.
Surgical P D C
Mrs. Ruby Lee Pope has joined the
staff. She lives at 1212 Eva Street
with her husband, -lames, and two
sons, Jean and Tommy.
Mrs. Selma Riley has returned to
us and is now assigned to the Com-
l)ensation and Liability Office.
Psychiatry
It is nice to have June Perry l)ack
in the Department after several
months leave-of-absence.
Mrs. Betsy Hardie has joined the
Psychophysiology Lab as a Research
Technician.
Mrs. Sallyann Kolde is the new
Psychology' Secretary, replacing
Sally Wallace.
Mary Jane Wells is now with us as
an EEG Technician.
It wa.s nice to have Mrs. Carolyn
Roberts help out with the secretarial
work temporarily.
Physical Therapy
We were sorry to have Carolyn
(libbs resign April 21. She lias moved
to Maryland where her husband. Dr.
Robert Gibbs, will be with the Na
tional Institutes of Health in Bethes-
da.
This spring Governor Sanford ap
pointed Eleanor Flanagan to a three-
year tenn on the North Carolina
State Examining Committee on Phys
ical Therapy.
Spring has been workshoj) and con
vention time for us. On March 31, a
majority of our staff attended the
North Carolina Physical Therapy As
sociation state meeting in Winston-
Salem. Ellie Flanagan was program
chairman. The next day the staff par
ticipated in a workshop on “Elements
of Cooperative Home Care for the
Chronically 111,” conducted uhder .
the auspices of the Physical Thetapy ‘
Association and the N^orth Carolina
Heart Association. During the; fiol- ’
lowing week, April 1-6,
Burnett and Idell Landrum were
the TTniversity of Oklahoma for thf ;
American Physical Therapy Assodiai^^
tion-Office of Vocational Rehabilita
tion sponsored workshop on “The
Learning Process and Methods of In
struction.” In June Helen Kaiser,
Ellie Flanagan, Idell Landrum, and;
Carolyn Burnett will go to'S^|LW^A|,
cisco for the National American
sieal Therapy Association con^erQrMa
Miss Flanagan is Vice-cbairiliafil| fcfc
the Section on Education aii4 Vef^pWiJ-
sible for the program which'will} "We
on the “Correlation of Classroouynifd|»
Clinical Teaching.” Miss ”'^ui*]tMt
will present a tliree-part movie on
‘ ‘ The Asthmatic Child ’ ’ which' has
been developed in conjunction with
the Pediatrics Department’. > Miss
Kaiser and Miss Burnett will go on
to Avorkshops at StanfoTd'‘UlfltWp'reitJ^.--
On the Go
Mrs. Bess Raper, Surgical PDC, is
Touring the U.S.—destination: thej
World’s Fair, Seattle, Washington.'
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