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C.U. News -- You're our business!
You, the member, are our business. Let's face it, a
credit union is in the business of serving members.
Dividends on your savings are possible through returns
on loans. So the credit union tries to increase loans --
as any lending firm would. The basic difference lies
in what we do with the money.
The money is yours � all of it. Some your credit union
lends to you. Some is returned as earnings on savings.
The more income your credit union has, the more you
earn.
Since   service is  what we provide,  your credit union is
continually   trying  to  improve  and  expand   its  services.
Many   services   may   seem   quite  new  �   that's because
pyour needs are changing.
Your credit union is in the business of serving you. Stop
in and we'll show you how.
Education office grows
Robert Heskett has joined our Office of Continuing
Education in Personnel as television program production
supervisor. Mr. Heskett was formerly with the University
of Colorado Medical Center.
The program Saint Joseph has started is being shared
with Mercy Hospital. In the future, tapes for inservice
instruction will be shown over closed circuit television
between the two hospitals.
This is one phase of the Office of Continuing Education
which opened at Saint Joseph during January. Sister
Morita is educational coordinator and chairman of the
policy committee for the program. Other areas to be cov-
ered include educational seminars, demonstrations of
media used for inservice instruction with other hospitals,
patient education and live coverage of medical con-
ferences.