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Alumni Faculty BULLETIN Faculty of Dentistry, School of Dental Hygiene, the University of Manitoba Fall/Winter 2005 Vol Alumni Faculty BULLETIN Faculty of Dentistry, School of Dental Hygiene, the University of Manitoba Fall/Winter 2005 Vol. 24 / No. 1 IN THIS ISSUE: Welcome to New Students p. 2 Alumni News pp. 3-7 Special Thanks to Part-time Teaching Staff p. 12 Network for Oral Research Training and Health p. 13 Dental Hygiene Alumnus Wins National Award p. 15 Farewell to the Class of 2005 A PIONEER IN DENTISTRY p. 20 Dr. Olva Odlum receives lifetime membership to the Manitoba Dental Association. FEATURE Faculty of Dentistry and School of Dental Hygiene Welcome First Year Students at Opening Assembly First year Dentistry and Dental Hygiene students were formally welcomed to the Faculty of Dentistry and the School of Dental Hygiene at the Faculty’s Opening Assembly on Sept. 15 at the Bannatyne Campus. Theatre A was fi lled with hundreds of friends, family, students and instructors, as the fi rst year students offi cially received their white laboratory coats during the White Coat Ceremony. “The Faculty of Dentistry is committed to helping you have a successful and productive experience during your years at the Faculty,” said Dean Johann de Vries. “Our main goal is to help students to lead lives that are productive and rewarding, to be socially responsible and obtain personal fulfi llment.” During the presentation, Dean de Vries pointed out that, with a steady rise in the number of provincial students over the past few years, Manitobans now make up a large percentage of Dentistry and Dental Hygiene classes at the University of Manitoba. Manitobans account for 96 percent of Dental Hygiene’s fi rst year class and make up 86 percent of Dentistry’s fi rst year class. Dental Hygiene students Jaimie Robins and Trishia Wittmeier button up their lab coats for the first time. First year Dentistry and Dental Hygiene students recite the Community Code during the Faculty of Dentistry’s Opening Assembly. Kathy Mastrobuono, administrative assistant, hands Dentistry student, Zach Stein, a copy of the Alumni-Faculty Bulletin, Fall/Winter 2005-06 Community Code. Executive Editor: Dr. William Christie Check out our next issue of the Managing Editors: Dr. Cecilia Dong & Dr. Noriko Boorberg Editor: Renée Barclay Alumni-Faculty Bulletin for a complete listing of student awards presented at the Cover photograph by Tony Nardella, Nardella Photography Inc. Opening Assembly. Page 2 Page 3 ALUMNI NEWS Grads Through the Years by Bill Christie (‘64), Noriko Boorberg (‘00), and Cecilia Dong (‘96) Jan Brown (‘69) was elected Chairman of (‘65), Mel. L. Drosdowech (‘64), Stanley Glenn Bendinger (‘65) practising in the Board of the Manitoba Motor League in Hyman (‘66), Arnold H. Kapitz (‘62) and Carman, Manitoba, is looking towards a 40- January 2005 for a two- to three-year term. Jan Ron E. Volk (‘65). year reunion. Glenn has found a self-curing has been on the Board of CAA Manitoba for resin to replace the discontinued Sevritron™ the past six years. Barry S. Cutler (‘64) was inducted as a used in the Nealon technique of anterior fi llings, Fellow of the International College of Dentists and will disclose his sources if Alumni contact Jeff Dveris (‘80) is Vice-President of Park in Vancouver B.C. on March 6, 2004. him in Carman. Pontiac Buick GMC Ltd. and is aiding the Home Care Program by donating the use of a Bert Thacker (‘95) wrote from the Grand A number of Alumni who became Life GMC Safari Van in a one-year agreement. The Cayman Islands, where he has been in practice Fellows in the Royal College of Dentists of Van is now the second vehicle that can be used for the past three years. He has six staff members Canada include Claude G. Ibbot (‘65), by Home Care dentists and students as they visit in the offi ce, all from Canada, who went through W. Brock Love (‘65) and Perry H. Trester seniors in 52 nursing homes and two hospitals Hurricane Ivan last September 2004. Bert was (‘62). Also admitted as Life Members in in Winnipeg. away at the time taking a short course in Chicago RCD(C) were Melbourne L. Drosdowech last fall. It was a long story of the destruction (‘64) and W.C. (Fred) Weinstein (‘62). Marcel Van Woensel (‘94) is the Chair of and recovery of his offi ce, which theBulletin did the MDA Students Advisory Committee that not have room for, but Bert would probably tell Noriko Boorberg (‘00) qualifi ed for and tries to mentor both Third Year and Fourth his classmates the whole story if they contacted ran the 42 km (26 mile) Boston Marathon on Year Dental students with practising dentists him. April 18, 2005. Tess, her Chocolate Lab rador in Manitoba. and running companion in training, had to John Odai (‘95) has left general practice remain at home. Noriko also ran the Saskatoon Kardy Solmundson (‘79) is the Chair of in Ottawa and is presently in a post-graduate Marathon, the Father’s Day Manitoba Marathon the Third Party Committee of Manitoba Dental Endodontic program in Cleveland, Ohio. on June 19, and requalifi ed for Boston 2006 in Association and is urging all Manitoba dental the Twin Cities Marathon. offi ces to install CDAnet Version 4 to be able Gary Klasser (‘80) recently graduated to run with Point-of-sale claims system with from the University of Kentucky, College of Bill Christie (‘64) was appointed to the Manitoba Blue Cross and others. Dentistry in the Graduate program in Orofacial Board of the Alumni Association on June 29, Pain/TMD. He is a Post Doctoral Fellow in the 2005. Lori Stephen-James (‘82) was elected Oral Medicine/Oral Oncology Department at Vice-President of the Manitoba Dental the University of Illinois at Chicago and holds Michael M. Helper (‘67) is serving as Association at the 121st. Annual Mid-Winter other appointments with the University. He Treasurer on the Board of Medical Arts Building Meeting in January 2005. Alumni also serving discussed “Orofacial Pain: Clinical Implications” Ltd. of Winnipeg. terms on the MDA Board are Pat Kmet at the Manitoba Chapter of the Alpha Omega (83), Sandy Mutchmore (83) for District Fraternity on March 4, 2005. Wayne Acheson (‘74) is the new Canadian 1, Winnipeg, Marcel Van Woensel (94) for Academy of Endodontics Executive Secretary, District 2, Somerset and Elizabeth Dunsmore Elaine Orpe (‘91) is presently a clinical and will be recording the business and minutes (83) for District 3, Dauphin. Assistant Professor at the University of British of the Annual General Meeting in Calgary, AB, Columbia. Elaine has recently relocated her on Sept. 14-17, 2005. Craig Fedorowich (‘86) practising in private practice, along with the donation of the Hamiota, is the Manitoba Dental Association fi rst cone-bean computerized tomography unit Fred Weinstein (‘62) is the Chairperson representative on the CDA Board of Directors. (CBCT) to be installed and used in an University for the Tri-annual International Federation Radiology Department. of Endodontic Associations meeting to be Alumni of the Faculty of Dentistry who were held in Vancouver in August of 2007. Freddy honoured with the coveted Life Membership in Murray McKechnie (‘73) practising in can be found publicizing the Canadian event the Manitoba Dental Association on Jan. 27, Swift Current, SK, continues to serve as the at International meetings wearing a red serge 2005, having attained the age of 65 years and Saskatchewan College of Dentists Meeting dress uniform or the “Full Mountie”. practicing for 35 years are: Howard G. Cross Chairman. Page 2 Page 3 ALUMNI NEWS Celebrating Births and Weddings (contact [email protected]) Tracy Wong (’95) and husband, Larry Mah, are still living in Toronto. Travis was born Feb. 10, 2005 on his due date at 7 lbs 3 oz, and at 21 inches. The proud parents reported this past June that he is over 15 pounds and quite a joy to be around. He’s mastered the roll over one-way technique Dr. Allan Hynes (MDent Perio, ‘04) and and can’t wait to show it off to everyone. Angela Hynes welcome Jainen Beth Suzanne, This is a picture of him in his Bumbo chair. Dallin Evanson (‘07) and wife, Sabrena, sister to Faron, age two, and Cameron, age fi ve. are pleased to announce that Nathan Don Jainen was born in St John’s, NL on Jan. 25, Evanson was born on July 15, 2004 at 2:15 2005. Allan received his fellowship in RCDC a.m. He was 15 weeks premature and weighed and has now opened practice in St John’s, NL. a whopping 1 lb 11 oz (a big difference from We welcome emails to [email protected]. his older brother Daniel who weighed 10 lbs when he was born). He had a rough beginning to his life, spending exactly four months in the hospital. For the fi rst seven months of his life, he had an operation almost every month, which included closing of a duct in his heart, placing numerous shunts to drain the fl uid in his brain, and fi xing a hernia. There were many times the doctors and nurses Kristie Maslow (Eggertson) (‘00) and told us he was going to die, and if he lived, husband Kenny are pleased to announce he would have serious problems. However, the birth of their baby girl, Julia Kendall thanks to the support and prayers of family on July 16, 2005 weighing 7 lbs 6 oz. and friends, along with a very strong-willed She is also adored and welcomed by big son, Nathan is doing better than ever could brother, Graham, and doggie brother Bailey.
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