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STUDY CLUB NEWS

The Tri-Slate Society of Endodon- ties chose Robert L. Rubel, Hewlett, NY, as its president during the March election of officers. Other new officers are Morton R. Brenner, White Plains, NY, president-elect; Gerald M. Drew, New York City, treasurer; and Simon Solovey, New York City, secretary.

A one-day postgraduate course was conducted in May with Robert Gottsegen of the Columbia University School of Dental and Oral Surgery as the course leader.

Alvin Goodman (second Jrom left), Winston-Salem, was installed as president at the winter meeting of the Tar Heel Endodontic Association. Shown with him are ([rom left) Wayne Mohorn, Greensboro, secretary-treasurer; William C. Myers, Charlotte, outgoing president; and John Hartness, Rocky Mount, vice-president.

The Greater London (England) Study Club, in existence about three years, meets five times annually. Its most recent meeting featured a talk on post reinforcement of root canal treated teeth by John McCormack.

Officers of the club are John Reuter, president; Mark Brose, treas- urer; and Clive Invest, secretary.

At the spring meeting of the Georgia Association of Endodontists held in Madison May 11, Joel Adler, Atlanta oral surgeon, discussed "Surgi- cal approach to endodontics: a ra- tionale for root-end amalgams."

Plans were formulated for a week- end retreat in October at Big Canoe in the north Georgia mountains.

Recently elected officers of the GAE are James W. Riggans, Atlanta, president; R. Jerome Barnett, Jr., At- lanta, vice-president; and Charles E. Gregory, Atlanta, secretary.

Installation of officers was held at the winter meeting of the Tar Heel Endodonfie Association held at Boone. New officers include Alvin Goodman, Winston-Salem, president; John Hartness, Rocky Mount, vice- president; and Wayne Mohorn,

Joel Adler (right), Atlanta oral surgeon, chats with Richard Shapiro (le/t) and Nick Tissura following his talk at the recent spring meeting of the Georgia As. sociation of Endodontists. Dr. Adler spoke on "Surgi- cal approach to endodontics: a rationale for root-end amalgams."

Greensboro, secretary-treasurer. As featured speaker, Dr. Goodman

discussed the diagnosis and treatment of difficult endodontic cases. He de- scribed several patients who had been treated previously but had large lesions that were increasing in size. By using the warm gutta-percha technique, he was able to fill lateral canals. Post- operative radiographs showed com- plete resolution of the lesions.

NEW ACTIVE MEMBERS GAEL M. DELANY

Naval Regional Dental Center, Box 111, FPO San Francisco 96610

ALAN H. GLUSKIN 450 Sutter St, #2510, San Francisco 94115

GREGORY H. KADEL 2431 North Second St, Harrisburg, Pa 17110

JOSEPH W. LEHMAN III Great Lakes Naval Regional Dental Center, Great Lakes, I11 60088

FRED J. LEVIN 275 Hess Blvd, Lancaster, Pa 17601

STEPHEN H. LITI'MAN 6305 Belair Rd, Baltimore, 21206

THOMAS N. MATHER 10830 Jasper Ave, #860, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

JOHN S. MC MURPHY 4732 Airport Blvd, Mobile, Ala 36608

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Fred J. Harty (center), department o/ conservative dentistry, University of London, England, and Joseph I. Tenca (right), chairman, endodontic department, Tufts dental school, recently presented a one-day seminar to the endodontic staff and residents at the National Naval Dental Center, Bethesda. Pictured with them are members of the endodontic staff, (/rom left) Comdr. M. Lamar Hicks, Capt. Charles 1. Cunningham, and Comdr. W. Craig Bell.

Graduate students at the University of Southern California were among those who heard a presentation by Dudley H. Glick (Jar lelt), Beverly Hills, Culff, before the Western Dental Society. Shown with him are (from left) Tony Greening, George Good&, Robert Jastrab, Arnold Shibuya, Barry Fong, Joseph Collins, Arthur Spenst, and Alfred Frank. Drs. Glick and Frank are directors of clinical endodontics in the advanced endodontics program at USC.

MASIHIRO OHKAWARA No. 13-24, 8 Chome, Akasaka, Mina- to-ku, Tokyo 107, Japan

HARUHIRO OHTSU Inoue Boulding, NDF No. 9-1, 1 Chome Tsukiji, Tokyo, Japan

LEVENTE PATAKY Bertalan Lajos U. 13, 1111 Budapest, Hungary

FRANK R. PORTELL Brooke Army Medical Center, Dental Corp, Fort Sam Houston, Tex 78234

EDWARD SPIVACK 2400 Hughes Ave, Bronx, NY 10458

KATSUNORI TANAKA Tanaka Dental Clinic, Chokyu Build- ing, 1-2 Doza-machi, Nagasaki, Japan 850

KENNETH C. TRABERT 2080 Century Park E, Los Angeles, 90067

EDMUND G. WILSON 411 Grant St, Meyersdale, Pa 15552

SUSUMU USHIJIMA Ushijima Dental Clinic, Hakata Shin- Mitsui Building, 1-1-1-Hakata-eki-mae, Hakata-ku, Fukuoka, Japan 812

REGISTRY FOR ASSOCIATES

Note: There is no charge/or plac- ing a notice in the Registry For As- sociates; however, due to limited space and the increasing interest in this service, notices will be printed only once. Direct all inquiries to Journal of Endodontics, Associate Registry, PO Box 11728, North- side Station, Atlanta, Ga 30355. Refer to registry number.

Endodontist needed in northern Cali- fornia Sacramento Valley. Associate, partnership, or start own practice. Send resume. (AR-90)

Endodontist wanted, board-eligible. Southern California beach area. Sala- ry plus partnership purchase. Send re- sume. (AR-91)

New York - -Long Island, busy estab- lished endodontic practice seeking board-eligible endodontist. Associa- tion leading to partnership with op- portunity to teach at a leading hospi- tal. Please send complete resume. (AR-92)

Endodontis t--board certified or eligi- ble. Association leading to partner- ship. Flusing, NY. Excellent oppor- tunity for right applicant. (AR-93)

Wanted: Board-eligible endodontist to associate in established practice in San Francisco. No financial investment, excellent opportunity for growth. Possibly leading to partnership. PO Box 27098, San Francisco, 94127.

Note: An error was made in AR-83 in the May issue. The notice should have read as follows: Endodontic practice for sale in Maine. Leaving state. Great opportunity to have your own practice to walk right into. (AR- 83)

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