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MANCHESTER MEDICAL SOCIETY A dinner was held on Friday 20th June 2003 at the Manchester Airport Marriott Hotel in honour of past-presidents of the Society. The Society commissioned the design and production of a badge to commemorate the year of office of past-presidents of the Society and each of the following presidents would be presented with one. A commemorative photograph was taken of all past-presidents who attended the evening (below - Back row left to right: Rodney Harris, Ian Houston, John Dark, Harold Jones, Ernest Smith, Peter Adams, Harold Fox, Ian Isherwood - Front row left to right: Clifford Kay, John Brocklehurst, Judith Adams, Arup Banerjee, Iain Gillespie, Sam Oleesky- Hearing dog 'Jodie' belonging to Rodney Harris)
Past-presidents and their partners were invited as guests of the Society. The Honorary Secretary of the Society, Dr Ray McMahon opened the meeting and dinner. Dr A K Banerjee OBE, current President, said grace. Towards the end of the dinner, Professor Ian Isherwood CBE (currently Honorary Librarian) gave a brief history of the Society (click here to read the transcript of the speech). He was closely followed by a response, on behalf of the thirteen past-presidents who were present, from Professor Gillespie and Professor Fox.
PAST PRESIDENTS AND PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESSES 2006/2007 Professor J A Morris - "The hygiene hypothesis: an analysis based on information theory" 2005/2006 Professor Sir Netar Mallick - "Is excellence really necessary?" 2004/2005 Professor J C Lowry CBE - "What happened to your face? : the evolution of facial injury care" 2003/2004 Dr J P Miller - "Gastroenterology, hepatology and lipids - what is the connection?" 2002/2003 Dr A K Banerjee OBE - "Tomorrows world" 2001/2002 Professor J F W Deakin - "Antisocial behaviour - a brain disorder" 2000/2001 Professor Judith Adams - "Radiology and the quest for accuracy and precision in the quantitation of the skeleton" 1999/2000 Professor Sir Miles Horsfall Irving - "Ring out wild bells" 1998/1999 Professor I B Houston - "..'full of sound and fury..'graduate education" 1997/1998 Professor P H Adams - "Manchester and the english disease" 1996/1997 Professor R Harris - "Confessions of a lapsed general physician" 1995/1996 Professor J H Jones - "Ideals in health care" 1994/1995 Dr C G Neary - "Musicians maladies" 1993/1994 Professor I E Gillespie - "Decisions, decisions" 1992/1993 Professor W I Kessel- "Medical students" 1991/1992 Professor H Fox - "Mythology in medical education and practice" 1990/1991 Professor J C Brocklehurst CBE - "Ageing - yesterday, today and tomorrow" 1989/1990 Mr J F Dark - "Thoracoplasty to heart transplant: forty years in the chest" 1988/1989 Dr C R Kay CBE - "Opening the treasure chest" 1987/1988 Professor E A Smith CBE - "Health, inequality and justice" 1986/1987 Dr R W Burslem - "An obstetric tragedy" 1985/1986 Professor I Isherwood - "The brain - an imaging quest" 1984/1985 Professor S W Stanbury - "An endangered species, not yet quite extinct?" 1983/1984 Dr R T Williams - "The Acid and the Alcaly" 1982/1983 Professor J R Moore OBE - "North Manchester Health District" 1981/1982 Dr N J de Ville Mather - "The sane and insane offender" 1980/1981 Dr A H Gowenlock - "Fat - fact and fantasy" 1979/1980 Dr S Oleesky - "Diabetes in the last 300 years" 1978/1979 Professor A R Hunter - "Intensive Care, of what, by whom, and at what cost?" 1977/1978 Mr A Jolleys - "Surgery in children related to growth" 1976/1977 Professor P S Byrne CBE - "Medical education and society" 1975/1976 Professor H T Howat CBE - "Pancreatitis" 1974/1975 Mr T Moore - "Women's lib" 1973/1974 Professor A Holzel - "The child is father to the man" 1972/1973 Professor M C G Israëls - "Consumer research: Lessons from haematology" 1971/1972 Mr W F Nicholson MBE - "Serendipity and surgery" 1970/1971 Professor A C P Campbell - "Is pathology really necessary?" 1969/1970 Dr A M Jones - "The nature of the coronary problem" 1968/1969 Mr A H Hilton - "The stapes, from fish to mammal" 1967/1968 Mr D S Poole-Wilson CBE - "Urology, the past, the present and the future" 1966/1967 Professor R E Lane CBE - "Man-made diseases - some recent problems" 1965/1966 Dr E D Gray - "Radiological aspects of gastroenterology" 1964/1965 Professor G A G Mitchell OBE - "Evolution and man" 1963/1964 Professor V F Lambert - "Manchester otolaryngology - its heritage and its future" 1962/1963 Lord Platt - "Ageing and death" 1961/1962 Mr H T Simmons - No Presidential Address this year 1960/1961 Professor W Schlapp - "The nature of inhibition in the nervous system" 1959/1960 Dr C E Sykes - "Modern anaesthesia" 1958/1959 Dr F R Ferguson - "Neurology - bridging the gap" 1957/1958 Mr R L Newell - "Recollections of my teachers" 1956/1957 Dr J F Wilkinson - "What's bred in the bone" 1955/1956 Dr W Brockbank - "Old anatomical theatres and what happened therein" 1954/1955 Dr H P Fay - "General practice - today and tomorrow" 1953/1954 Professor J Morley - "A surgical retrospect" 1952/1953 Professor J C Bramwell - "Heart disease and pregnancy" 1951/1952 Sir William Fletcher Shaw - "Charles Clay of Manchester: the father of Ovariotomy in England" 1950/1951 Mr W H Hey - No record of Presidential Address title The Society was reconstituted in 1950
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