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secretary, Marilyn Brooks�she's an asset to our unit.
Many thanks to Dr. Gifford for rescuing one of our
fish�it had a rubber band around its neck! 4-Center�
3-11 warmly welcomes our new nurse aides, Joan
Beyer and Barbara Harris. 7-3 and 3-11 welcomes our
new R.N., Barb Michel. 6-South-John Schick, our
3-11 orderly, returned from vacation in Las Vegas,
saying he had a smashingly good time. We welcome
Kathy Holtmeier who transferred from ICU last
month, and Elaine Flak who joined us this month�
we are very happy to have both of them. 8-North�
Georgia Bass spent her vacation in Ohio; Elva White
spent a fun week in Las Vegas; Melanie Cisneros went
camping on her vacation; Edie Weust motored to
Indiana for her three-week vacation. Jackie Arries,
L.P.N., started her last year in Nursing School at
Community College North. We welcome Sister Mary
Phyllis, N.A., from 5-North; and Marcia Ford from
7-South. 9-South�misses Madlene Montoya who is
vacationing in New Jersey this month. N. Dupre and
D. Finley have really been making good use of their
time off�they toured Craig Rehab. Center to further
their knowledge of paraplegic care; and they observed
a pyeloplasty performed by Dr. Urwiller at SJH. We
feel very sad to lose our housekeeping aide, Bertha
Aguirre, and wish her the best of luck in her new job
in Central Supply. We congratulate Dr. Hattel on his
marriage, and thank him for all his help to us in
9-South.
Squash Squash!
WEDDINGS AND ENGAGEMENTS . . .
Our best wishes to the following employees: Straight
Surgery Intern, Nick Hattel, who went the "rice-and-
old-shoes" way with Linda McQueen in Boulder on
October 26�Nick's bride is presently a nursing
student at Colorado General�best of luck to you
both; Kathy Aranda, Food Service, on her marriage
on September 28; Jane Goertemiller, Lab, on her
marriage to David Ruger; Leslie Newman-Clark, OPD,
the new Mrs. Bill Cooper; Carol Ann Pawling,
Surgery, on her marriage to Douglas Paul Allen-
planned for November 22.
t
BIRTHS. . .
Dr. and Mrs. Richard Shulten presented son,
Christopher, 21/2, with a new baby sister, Amy, on
October 4. Congratulations to Dr. Orsini, Pathology
Resident, on the birth of his baby daughter. Congrat-
ulations also to John and Joan Schabron on their new
baby boy�OPD says, "See John, we didn't forget
you." Much happiness also to Mrs. Sandra Murray,
R.N., on the birth of her baby girl; and to Mrs. Kay
Rice, Surgery, on the birth of baby boy, Joseph
Donald.
*P
It was bound to happen sooner or later. You talk nice to your
plants, take good care of them so they'll grow big and strong,
and then they turn on you! Ask Ken Scott who grew these
huge zucchini (yes, they really are) squash.
WANT ADS'
FOR SALE: Double-size Hideabed-black and white
houndstooth check�$50.00. Rossignol Skis�
Olympia, 170 cm.-used only five times-$65.00. Call
755-3388, evenings.
FOR SALE: 1974 Suzuki-750cc. Low mileage. Wind-
shield, many extras. Sacrifice! $2000.00 ($2600.00
new). Call Steve, 893-3742, evenings only.
FOR SALE: Westinghouse refrigerator�16 cubic feet.
Aqua. Not frost-free. Very good condition. Call
755-4624 after 5 p.m.
FOR SALE: 1974 Toyota Celica GT. 5-speed,
AM/FM radio, air-conditioning. Make offer. Contact
Carroll Mai, Respiratory Therapy, 3-11 shift.
ARTS AND CRAFTS SALE put on by some of our
Lab personnel. Saturday, Nov. 9, 9:00 a.m. to 4:00
p.m. in the Clubhouse, Monaco Square Apts., 2300
So. Monaco. Tole paintings, quilling, dried flower
arrangements and other handicrafts.
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| Rating | |
| Title | TowerScope Volume 11, Issue Nr. 11, November 1974 |
| Subject 1 | Saint Joseph Hospital (Denver, CO) -- history |
| Subject 2 | Sisters of Charity of Leavenworth (Kansas) |
| Subject 3 | Periodicals -- Newsletters |
| Description | TowerScope Volume 11, Issue Nr. 11, published in November of 1974. Published for and about employees, and featuring articles focused on departmental news items, awards for employee achievements and recognition, recipes, milestones for the Hospital, and general health and wellness. 1974 was the first year after the hospital's 100th anniversay. This is reflected in the change to the Newsletter title banner, boasting "now in our 101st year of service!" across the banner, but missing the subtitle from 1973. |
| Collection Name | Newsletters Collection |
| Publisher | Saint Joseph Hospital |
| Date.Original | 01/11/1974 |
| Date.Digital | 2016-05-16 |
| Rights | In Copyright - Non-Commerical Use only (IC-NC) |
Description
| Title | TowerScope Volume 11, Issue Nr. 11, November 1974 - Page 7 |
| Subject 1 | Saint Joseph Hospital (Denver, CO) -- history |
| Subject 2 | Sisters of Charity of Leavenworth (Kansas) |
| Subject 3 | Periodicals -- Newsletters |
| Description | Page 7 of TowerScope Volume 11, Issue Nr. 11, published in November of 1974. Published for and about employees, and featuring articles focused on departmental news items, awards for employee achievements and recognition, recipes, milestones for the Hospital, and general health and wellness. |
| Collection Name | Newsletters Collection |
| Publisher | Saint Joseph Hospital |
| Date.Original | 01/11/1974 |
| Date.Digital | 2016-05-16 |
| Type | Text & Image |
| Rights | In Copyright - Non-Commerical Use only (IC-NC) |
| Source | Two-colour print of varying dimensions over the years, from 8.5 x 11 to 11 x 17 inches in size. |
| Format | Creekside |
| Coverage-Spatial | 1974-11_0007.txt |
| Transcript | > secretary, Marilyn Brooks�she's an asset to our unit. Many thanks to Dr. Gifford for rescuing one of our fish�it had a rubber band around its neck! 4-Center� 3-11 warmly welcomes our new nurse aides, Joan Beyer and Barbara Harris. 7-3 and 3-11 welcomes our new R.N., Barb Michel. 6-South-John Schick, our 3-11 orderly, returned from vacation in Las Vegas, saying he had a smashingly good time. We welcome Kathy Holtmeier who transferred from ICU last month, and Elaine Flak who joined us this month� we are very happy to have both of them. 8-North� Georgia Bass spent her vacation in Ohio; Elva White spent a fun week in Las Vegas; Melanie Cisneros went camping on her vacation; Edie Weust motored to Indiana for her three-week vacation. Jackie Arries, L.P.N., started her last year in Nursing School at Community College North. We welcome Sister Mary Phyllis, N.A., from 5-North; and Marcia Ford from 7-South. 9-South�misses Madlene Montoya who is vacationing in New Jersey this month. N. Dupre and D. Finley have really been making good use of their time off�they toured Craig Rehab. Center to further their knowledge of paraplegic care; and they observed a pyeloplasty performed by Dr. Urwiller at SJH. We feel very sad to lose our housekeeping aide, Bertha Aguirre, and wish her the best of luck in her new job in Central Supply. We congratulate Dr. Hattel on his marriage, and thank him for all his help to us in 9-South. Squash Squash! WEDDINGS AND ENGAGEMENTS . . . Our best wishes to the following employees: Straight Surgery Intern, Nick Hattel, who went the "rice-and- old-shoes" way with Linda McQueen in Boulder on October 26�Nick's bride is presently a nursing student at Colorado General�best of luck to you both; Kathy Aranda, Food Service, on her marriage on September 28; Jane Goertemiller, Lab, on her marriage to David Ruger; Leslie Newman-Clark, OPD, the new Mrs. Bill Cooper; Carol Ann Pawling, Surgery, on her marriage to Douglas Paul Allen- planned for November 22. t BIRTHS. . . Dr. and Mrs. Richard Shulten presented son, Christopher, 21/2, with a new baby sister, Amy, on October 4. Congratulations to Dr. Orsini, Pathology Resident, on the birth of his baby daughter. Congrat- ulations also to John and Joan Schabron on their new baby boy�OPD says, "See John, we didn't forget you." Much happiness also to Mrs. Sandra Murray, R.N., on the birth of her baby girl; and to Mrs. Kay Rice, Surgery, on the birth of baby boy, Joseph Donald. *P It was bound to happen sooner or later. You talk nice to your plants, take good care of them so they'll grow big and strong, and then they turn on you! Ask Ken Scott who grew these huge zucchini (yes, they really are) squash. WANT ADS' FOR SALE: Double-size Hideabed-black and white houndstooth check�$50.00. Rossignol Skis� Olympia, 170 cm.-used only five times-$65.00. Call 755-3388, evenings. FOR SALE: 1974 Suzuki-750cc. Low mileage. Wind- shield, many extras. Sacrifice! $2000.00 ($2600.00 new). Call Steve, 893-3742, evenings only. FOR SALE: Westinghouse refrigerator�16 cubic feet. Aqua. Not frost-free. Very good condition. Call 755-4624 after 5 p.m. FOR SALE: 1974 Toyota Celica GT. 5-speed, AM/FM radio, air-conditioning. Make offer. Contact Carroll Mai, Respiratory Therapy, 3-11 shift. ARTS AND CRAFTS SALE put on by some of our Lab personnel. Saturday, Nov. 9, 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. in the Clubhouse, Monaco Square Apts., 2300 So. Monaco. Tole paintings, quilling, dried flower arrangements and other handicrafts. |
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