SESG MEETING HIGHLIGHTS

The Southern Endodonfic Study Group met recently in Sarasota, Fla, with more than 150 members, wives, and guests in attendance.

The featured speaker during two morning sessions was Martin Shulman of Washington, a well-known financial expert who offered advice on estate planning for the professional person.

Following the annual tennis and golf tournaments, played in 95-degree weather, the entire group was treated to a performance of "Boy meets girl" at the Asolo Theatre.

Organized in 1956 with four men, the SESG now boasts an active mem- bership of 165 representing all south- ern states. Its next meeting will be held next summer in Williamsburg, Va.

Enjoying re]reshments at a reception during the meeting of the Southern Endodontic Study Group are (from left) Drs. Michael Fetty, local arrangements chairman; Wayne Smith, vice-president and program chairman; Jack Shankle, president; and Stuart Fountain, secretary-treasurer.

Dr. Arnold C. Shaw, Jr., Tampa, Fla, is joined by Mrs. Shaw (le[O and Mrs. Manuel l. Weisman, Au- gusta, Ga.

Martin Shulman, a [inancial expert from Washington, lectures to the SESG on estate planning.

Dr. Lester Breen (right), tennis tourney winner, re- ceives the annual overhead smash award and trophy [rom Dr. Peter McGarry.

Dr. Wayne Smith (right) vice-president and program chairman, presents a plaque of appreciation to Martin Schulman.