Green Sheet 1977

volume seven, number twenty-eight july 17, 1977

HISTORIC COURSE NOW IN 2ND WEEK

Participants are now in their second week of a two-week course, the 62nn edition of the oldest medical continuing education course in the countrY.

at the I.U. School of Medicine. ~

This historic course, begun in 1915 by the late Dr. John F. Barnhill, professor and chairman of the I.U. Department of Pathology, was for many years known

throughout the country as the "Barnhill Course." Now called "Head and Neck Anatomy and Clinical Otolaryngology," it is a cooperative effort by the faculty of the School of Medicine co-ordinated and directed by the Department of

Otolaryngology.

The most comprehensive course in anatomy and histopathology of the head and,, neck in the country, it is useful for preparation before the board examination in plastic surgery and oral surgery as well as in otolaryngology. It also serves as a review of current practice for board-certified otolaryngologists and for residents training in this specialty.

A maximum enrollment of 30 physicians has been established for the course, and advance registration is required because of its popularity. Its concentrated lectures and laboratory work extend from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. with time out for lunch and dinner every day for two weeks.

Course director is Dr. Raleigh E. Lingeman, chairman and professor of the Department of Otolaryngology. Other members of the core faculty for the course are Drs. David E. Brown, Lewis E. Morrison, Ronald C. Hamaker, Laverne B. Tubergen, Mark I. Singer, Robert H. Shellhamer and Garry L. Bolinger.

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COMMITTEE NAMED TO PLAN 75TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION

Karl E.

~alph,

assistant to the dean for business affairs at the Herron School of Art, has been appointed chairman of an eight-member connnittee to plan a fall celebration for Herron's 75th anniversary.

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Named by Dean Arthur Weber, the connnittee also includes ois i1avis, noted Indiana artist and Herron alumna; Maureen D6'ugherty, administr ·ve assistant to₁ t~ dean;

Gary Edson, associate professor of sculpt{yre; Yvonne asaway, ~ssistant ~ the dean for public affairs and grants; Dale Shumate, I.U. Founda.,tion; Vicki Vancleave, assistant director of alumni relations for IUPUI, and Robert Yassin, executive director of the Indianapolis Museum of Art.

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Alth~ugh originating in 1887, 100 years ago, 1977 is the 75th anniversa_!Y_

that Herron will have bee~ functioning continuously as an educational

inst~~~~.:!-2!1· Herron has become a nationally recognized art school, accredited by both the National Association of Schools of Art and the North Central

Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. In 1969, Herron became a part of I.U. and in 1971, a part of IUPUI. Herron, a professional art school within a university, has approximately 350 degree-seeking students currently in

attendance.

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"THE WORD" ON PARKING

Faculty and staff parking decals are now available at the University Police Department, 428 North Lansing Street. The new decals must be on vehicles by August 16.

New parking decals will be issued only if information on the application form is complete and when all traffic violation notices have been paid. The parking regulations that were effective August 16, 1976, have been amended and the amendments will be issued with the new decals which will be good until June 30, 1978.

Re: Fleet Parking -- There will be a $5 registration fee. for each vehicle

registered in addition to the first vehicle. Fees for fleet parking must be paid when you re~register. If you infrequently drive something other than your regular vehicle, you may stop at the Police Office for a free temporary permit rather than participate in the fleet arrangement.

Re: Garage Parking -- The Wilson Street Garage parking is available to faculty and staf~ members. The cost of garage parking is $10 monthly. Spaces are

available to the extent that they are not used by patients and visitors. You may indicate your desire for garage parking on your re-registration which should be done now.

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DR. JAMES E. ASHMORE

Memorial services for Dr. James E.

~more,

professor and former chairman of the Department of Pharmacology, were held July 9 at the Second Presbyterian Church.

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Ashmore, 50, died July 7 at Indiana University Hospital_.

From 1953 until his I.U. appointment in 1960, Dr. Ashmore was assistant professor and did research work at Harvard University Medical School. He earned bachelor's and master's degrees from North Texas State Teachers College and received a doctorate from St. Louis University in 1953.

He was a member of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, American Society of Biological Chemists, Endocrine Society, Central Society for Clinical

Research, American Diabetes Association, Society of Experimental Biology and Medicine, and Sigma Xi Society.

He served as president of the Clinical Society of the Indianapolis Diabetes Association in 1972.

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Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Lottie Ashmore; three sons, David, Robert and Edward Ashmore, daughter, Miss Jane Ashmore, all of Indianapolis, and his father, Ira Ashmore of Gilmer, Tex.

~emor~a~ co~tri~~~~ons __ may be made to the American Diabetes Association-Indiana

Aff_i~jate, 1433 North Meridian Street, Indianapolis 46202. They should be designated for the James Ashmore Research Fund.

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WHO, WHAT, WHEN, WHERE

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SOMETIMES WHY

Exhibits -- Pharmacy displays this week in University Hospital are Astra

Pharmaceutical Co. on Monday, Eli Lilly & Co. on Wednesday and Roche Laboratories on Friday. Displays in Riley Hospital will be Warren-Teed Pharmaceutical Co.

on Wednesday and Dorsey Lab~ies on Friday.

Grand Rounds -- Dr. Charles Fisch, distinguished professor of medicine, will be moderator for a panel discussion on "Digitalis and Toxication" during Department of Medicine grand rounds Wednesday at 8:15 a.m. in,)iyers Auditorium of Wishard Memorial Hospital. Panelists will be Dr. Paul L.~~Henry, professor of medicine;

Dr. Douglas P.vzipes, professor of medicine, and Dr. R. Joe Noble, associate professor of medicine.

American Classic -- Tennessee Williams' "Streetcar Named Desire" is on stage in the new Brown County Playhouse at Nashville at 8 p.m. Wednesday through Sunday and each Wednesday-Sunday through August 7. Tickets ($4.50) are available weekdays at the I.U. Auditorium Box Office from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and at the Playhouse on performance days, after 1 p.m.

Deadline Friday is the deadline for all Campus Telephone Directory listings.

Operatic Interlude Victor Herbert's operetta, "Naughty Marietta!", will be on stage Friday and Saturday (and again July 30-31) at 8 p.m. in the Musical Arts Center at Bloomington. Tickets ($1.50 to $6) are available at the Center Box Office

(812-337-7433).

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GREEN SHEET'S FRIENDLY AD SERVICE

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ICE CUBE FRANCHISE

Ride Wanted -- From vicinity of 63rd and Northwestern to Medical Center from 8 a.m.

to 5 p.m., will pay. Call Valerie at Ext. 7671.

~ Woman's Speedo, one-piece racing bathing suit, blue and white. Call 873-2474.

Wanteds -- House to rent from September 1 to February 28, 1978. Please call Department of Medicine, Ext. 8359, for specifics • . • Person wants to rent a home from now to next summer. Call 542-1975.

miles,

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1974 Fiat X-19, four-speed, four-cylinder, convertible, AM/FM/8-track in dash, brown with tan interior, 26,000 miles. $2,795. Call 882-1124 • • . 1974 Volkswagen Rabbit, green, two-door, custom deluxe, four-speed, AM/FM, excellent condition.

$2,995·. Also 1970 Chrysler Newport, four-door, hardtop, radio, heater, air conditioned, power brakes and steering, gold with vinyl top. For either or both, call 784-8560.

Condominia For Sale -- Large condominium with two decks overlooking Lake Monroe at The Pointe, easy access off four-lane Hwy. 37. $47,500. Call 291-6585 • . • Three- bedroom English Tudor townhouse condominium, 1 1/2 baths, total electric home, all appliances, custom drapes, shutters, carpeting and no-wax vinyl kitchen, private patio and garage, Low $30s. Call 291-1636 • • . Two-bedroom, two-bath condominium in Oakbrook, Pike Township, all drapes, carpet, appliances, built-in bookcases, assume 7 1/2%

mortgage or consider renting. Call 297-2197 or 291-6507 after 6 p.m.

House for Sale -- Two-story older home, newly redecorated, three large bedrooms, basement, fireplace, fenced back yard, east side. Call 357-2877 after 6 p.m.

Potpourri -- 13-foot Ghost sailboat, ready to sail with main and jib sails, trailer, cushions, two life jackets, paddle. $950. Call 293-2759 after 6 p.m • . • Like new Maytag portable dishwasher, two 15-inch Ford rims, AM/FM radio antenna, Hamilton architect's oak tilt drawing table. Call 637-9867 . • . Roll-away bed. sofa bed, three- piece corner group, nine-piece dining suite, two matching chairs, no-frost refrigerator, Sears washer/dryer, miscellaneous. Call 257-1622 • • . Air conditioners: Gibson 24,000 BTU/220V, Sears 6,000 BTU, Gibson 5,000 BTU. Also two sleeping bags. Call 251-0510 evenings • • • Black-white TV, stereo, Lawn Boy mower, small appliances, 8mm movie camera, small appliances, bicycles. Call 251-3147 • • • Kenmore harvest gold electric range, four-burner, 30" oven, two years old. $275. Also fireplace screen, grate and

andirons, early American, brass. $15. Call 873-3957 • • • Two tennis rackets, Bancroft Competition I and a Wilson T2000. Call 299-0433 • • • 18' fiberglass tri-hull runabout with 115 hp Johnson engine, used very little, boat trailer, zip-on cover and canvas cover included in price of $2,000. Call 545-4798.

Swap Wanted -- Have nice guest double mat box frame, firm, like new. Desire bunk beds with good mats in exchange. Call 253-9555.

Wanted -- Picker~, singers and any musicians to join other faculty and staff for fun and/or profit. Call 299-0190.

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