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United Campus Ministry papers, 1970-1972
1971-04-12 'Health Council Sets Meeting'
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PROBLEMS? SOMEBODY CARES! THE CRISIS DOES CONFIDENTIALLY CALL 351-0130 AFTER 8, EVERY NIGHT DRINKING PROBLEMS? Come on over and let's talk A.A. COFFEE CLUB 707 MELROSE AVENUE (MELROSE CENTER, private side entrance) OPEN DAILY 11 AM - 7 OM "BILL", your host 338-2187 Dedicated to understanding [handwritten] D.I - 7 - 28-71 PERSONAL AA COFFEE Club, 707 Melrose Avenue. Open daily, 11 a.m. - 7 p.m. "Bill", your host. 338-2187. "Dedicated to understanding." 7-26 PRESS-CITIZEN April 12, 1971 Health Council Sets Meeting The Johnson County Health Council will hold its annual meeting April 22 at 7:30 p.m. in the auditorium of the Municipal Library. The program, entitled "Congress on Health Care," will include workshops concerning obstacles in identifying unmet health needs in the county, problems in dealing with the needs and determination of responsibility for meeting those needs. The Rev. Roger Simpson of the United Campus Christian Ministry is coordinating the program which is open to the public. The council was reorganized Jan. 15 and currently is forming a coordinating unit to encourage wide participation in resolving health problems. The objectives of the Council are as follows: - Serving as a forum to provide discussion of the issues relating to health programs and activities. - Providing a mechanism for the study of identified health problems. - Interpreting the health activities to the community. - Encouraging partnership of private and public efforts in the promotion of health. - Evaluating the existing programs and establishing priorities. Presently two coordinating groups are being formed, one by the Johnson County Health Council and other by United Community Services. However, these groups are not overlapping since they will function on different levels. The Health Council will encourage wide representation, primarily lay participants. The United Community Services will function at the level of organization leadership and deal with problems of funding, coordination, overlapping of facilities, and other organizational problems. Properly functioning, these two groups will be supporting the functions of each other. DAILY IOWAN July 26, 1971 Aug., 2, 1971 SURGEONS NEEDED In urgent need: American Board qualified-certified surgeons for positions in mission and government, Ethiopia. Volunteer, short term, long term openings. APPLY TO: Office of Health Affairs, U. Presbyterian Church U.S.A., Room 936, 475 Riverside Drive, New York, N.Y. OR CALLL: Roger Simpson, 338-2187, UCCM Campus Minister, 707 Melrose Ave.
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PROBLEMS? SOMEBODY CARES! THE CRISIS DOES CONFIDENTIALLY CALL 351-0130 AFTER 8, EVERY NIGHT DRINKING PROBLEMS? Come on over and let's talk A.A. COFFEE CLUB 707 MELROSE AVENUE (MELROSE CENTER, private side entrance) OPEN DAILY 11 AM - 7 OM "BILL", your host 338-2187 Dedicated to understanding [handwritten] D.I - 7 - 28-71 PERSONAL AA COFFEE Club, 707 Melrose Avenue. Open daily, 11 a.m. - 7 p.m. "Bill", your host. 338-2187. "Dedicated to understanding." 7-26 PRESS-CITIZEN April 12, 1971 Health Council Sets Meeting The Johnson County Health Council will hold its annual meeting April 22 at 7:30 p.m. in the auditorium of the Municipal Library. The program, entitled "Congress on Health Care," will include workshops concerning obstacles in identifying unmet health needs in the county, problems in dealing with the needs and determination of responsibility for meeting those needs. The Rev. Roger Simpson of the United Campus Christian Ministry is coordinating the program which is open to the public. The council was reorganized Jan. 15 and currently is forming a coordinating unit to encourage wide participation in resolving health problems. The objectives of the Council are as follows: - Serving as a forum to provide discussion of the issues relating to health programs and activities. - Providing a mechanism for the study of identified health problems. - Interpreting the health activities to the community. - Encouraging partnership of private and public efforts in the promotion of health. - Evaluating the existing programs and establishing priorities. Presently two coordinating groups are being formed, one by the Johnson County Health Council and other by United Community Services. However, these groups are not overlapping since they will function on different levels. The Health Council will encourage wide representation, primarily lay participants. The United Community Services will function at the level of organization leadership and deal with problems of funding, coordination, overlapping of facilities, and other organizational problems. Properly functioning, these two groups will be supporting the functions of each other. DAILY IOWAN July 26, 1971 Aug., 2, 1971 SURGEONS NEEDED In urgent need: American Board qualified-certified surgeons for positions in mission and government, Ethiopia. Volunteer, short term, long term openings. APPLY TO: Office of Health Affairs, U. Presbyterian Church U.S.A., Room 936, 475 Riverside Drive, New York, N.Y. OR CALLL: Roger Simpson, 338-2187, UCCM Campus Minister, 707 Melrose Ave.
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