TowerScope Volume 8, Issue Nr. 5, May 1971

              TOWER
Credit union  changes policy
For the protection of members in the Midtown
Federal Credit Union, information regarding ac-
counts is no longer given over the telephone. The
office is located at 1850 Williams and their hours
are:
Monday 1 - 5:30 p.m.
Tuesday 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Wednesday 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Thursday Closed
Friday 7:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Resident  staff   named
Residents for the coming year have been named by
the Medical Education Department. The House Staff
members and their specialities include Dr. Bruce T.
Gilmore and Dr. Harl G. Stump, Surgery IV (chiefs);
Dr. Ed Quianzon, Surgery IV; Dr. Pravej Itarut, Dr.
John R. Mayer, Dr. Richert E. Quinn, Dr. Eusebio
X. Reyes, Surgery III; Dr. Dennis H. Olson, Dr.
Kulasekhar Sampath, Dr. F.
gery II; Dr. W. Brandt Bede,
Dr. John F. Crewes, Dr.
Timothy J. Houlihan, Dr. Lawrence O.
Moises A. Menendez, Surgery I.
Geoffrey Toonder, Sur-
Dr. Lawrence C. Bell,
Robert S. Hood, Dr.
Martin, Dr.
Dr. David I. Hirsch and Dr. Michael T. Finch,
Medicine III (chiefs); Dr. John G. Langdon, Dr.
Frank D. Pullara, Dr. Jaime Bravo, Medicine II, Dr.
Ivo Erben Dr. Donald A. Kougl, Dr. Richard P.
Rubenstein, Medicine I.
Dr. Harold R. Bass and Dr. Robert L. Johnson, Ob-
Gyn ill (chiefs); Dr. Robert M. Bender and Dr. Roy
J. Sims, Ob-Gyn I.
Dr. Bruce A. Erdahl,Radiology III (chief); Dr. James
F. Compton and Dr. Robert P. Taylor, Radiology II;
Dr. Robert J. Scott, Radiology I.
Dr. Margaret C. Conley, Pathology IV (chief); Dr.
Stuart B. McConnell, General Practice I to Septem-
ber 1 then chief; Dr. Elizabeth E. Kandel and Dr.
Robert R. Greenheck, General Practice I.
Watch for a complete composite with photos of all
interns and residents for the 1971-72 House Staff
which will be issued soon.
VOLUME    8
MAY      197 1
NUMBER     5
National Hospital Week
Congratulations to the winners of our guessing
contests! Vi McKay, Service Coordination, won a
$20 gift certificate; Dorothy Polkinghorn, also of
Service Coordination, was the recipient of the $10
prize; and Mike Mellon of X-ray, won the $5 certif-
icate. The announcement of the winners ended the
week's celebration which started with the ice cream
social pictured above.
Campaign   advances
Employees have responded enthusiastically to the
campaign for our new surgery/outpatient pavilion.
The thrust which started several months ago will
extend over a three-year period. Nearly 100 em-
ployees have pledged an average of $119 towards
the $5,000,000 structure.
People who would like to give to the campaign may
make use of a payroll deduction which has been
established as the "Surgery Pavilion Building
Fund." No deduction will be made without the
signature of the donor.
For those who desire to make use of this deduction
method, it is suggested that you save all of your
check stubs for tax deduction purposes. Pledges
can be discontinued at any time by notifying the
Personnel Department two weeks in advance.