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Duke University Medical Center, InterGom Page 7 ZJkU Tjkat (CoiitimuHl from pa^c 5) •Jaiu! liass, psyfliiatry, and K. T. Slniltz, a medifal student were mar ried reeeiitly. Anil Ej)ley, psychiatry, Wiis mar ried to Diek Sawyer. NEW FACES AND OLD .1/ Iciobiologij Dr. Leo Fine has left his assistant professorshij) liere for a research posi tion at the Commiinieable Disease (’enter in Atlanta. Also there as unit chief, mycolory training; branch, is Di-. Hilliard Hardin, in structor. ('harles Mauney, baeteriolo>ry lab- i>ratory director, is leavin*? to tiuisli uoi'k on his Ph.D. tliesis at TTNC. Sue Cainlin, a recent graduate of Queen’s College, is Dr. Hilda AVil- lettV new technician. I’ollioloyy Mrs. Greta Walker has joined oiir secretarial staff. Greta was a former secretary at the White Furniture Company in Mebane. Mew researcli technicians are Miss Marianne Lewis, recent graduate of Marietta College, mIio is working in Dr. Jacinto Vazquez’s immunologie- patli lab.; Mrs. Lois Flaherty, grad uate of Welle.sley College, Avho is working for Dr. Klavins; Mrs. Kath leen I’almiter, Duke University grad uate', who is working also for Dr. Klavins; and Miss Bonnie Yanehisin, graduate of High Point College and graduate student at Vanderbilt Uni versity, who is with Dr. Jane Elch- lepi). Miss La Rue Matthews joined us in Jtdy as a Cytology student. La Rue obtained an Associated Arts degree fi'om Campbell College. i’ln/sicai Therapy Mrs. Barbara Taylor (nee Day, Duke P. T. ’i)9) joined the depart ment’s instructional supervisory staff as department representative to the new rehabilitation service. She re cently married Dr. Larry Taylor and rt'eeived her M. A. degree in Anatomy from Duke. Kay Syms and Peggy Killian have I'esigned from our staff. Kay left to become the physical therapy eoiisnlt- ant with the South Carolina Society for Ch'ippled Children and Adults, Inc., in Columbia, and Peggy has ac- cc]jted a position with the Orange County Public Health Department. We welcome the 21st physical ther apy class with 12 students enrolled in the certificate program and one in the two year graduate program. Affilia tions for the new class began the 1st of September. Students are spending a month each on a rotational basis at three of the following facilities: The \.C. Cerebral Palsy Hospital; N.C. Orthopaedic IIosi)ital; Woodrow Wil son Rehabilitation Center, Pishers- ville, Va.; Home for Crippled Chil- di'en, i’ittsburgh. Pa.; Durham (,’oun- ty Public Health Dcjmrtment; and l’)uke. Psychiatry Miss Elaine Gitelson, research as sistant, has resigned to make plans for a January wedding. Her fiance is Robert Rosenbacher of Chapel Hill. Recent additions to the secretarial and technical staff' include Mrs. Jean Bader, ^Irs. Carlene Thornton, Miss Pat Harmon, Mrs. Hira Veeravagu, Mrs. Lois Fields, Mrs. Marguerite Stubblefield, Mrs. Sarah Jane Tanis, and Miss Sara Frances Griffin. Snryery Doris Byrd has resigned her posi tion in the ophthalmology depart- mejit and Betty Blalock has joined the staff' in the thoracic department. Person ncl Miss Sally llobbs recently joined us. She is a June graduate of Duke University and will be assisting with interviewing. ON THE GO Hospital Hii.siness Office Reverend and ]\Ii's. Charles Jones have returned from England where they have been visiting their daugh ter, Airs. George Pryor. ^Irs. Jones (Dorcas) has resumed her duties in the programs department. Putholoyy Mr. Peteris Kalnins, Cytoteehni- cian, recently attended a cytology conference in Munich, Germany in August. Mrs. Kalnius combined busi ness and pleasure by touring Nor way, Sweden, Denmark, Germany, Austria, Switzerland and Iceland. Physical Therapy During August several members of our staff' attended short term courses. Emy Villanueva was enrolled in the course on “Techniques of Proprio ceptive Neuro-inuscular Facilitation ’ ’ at UNC. John Riebel and Dr. Nash- old discussed the treatment of Parkin son patients during a session of this course. Our department was host to members of the class and the instruc tor, Miss Margaret Knott, at a coffee hour. Judith Cantey attended a course on the same subject at North western University. Helen Kaiser spent August 1 and 2 at the VRA-APTA sponsored work shop on graduate physical therapy education, and then flew' to Macon to talk to the Georgia chapter of the American P.T. Association on August 3 on “The Role of Therapeutic Exer cise in the Management of Lateral Curvature of the Spine.” DID YOU KNOW THAT 1. There are (Wp,()()() s(}uare feet in the hospital complex. 2. We u.se over 3,()()(),()()() cubic feet of oxygen jier year. -‘5. Approximately 15,()()() ])ints of blood are used in Duke Hospital per annum. 4. Over (i,000 cars are parked on the Duke camj)us on any giA’en day. T). Over 1,000,000 meals are served in the Medical Center annually.
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