the qualifications of candidates for licenses in
dentistry and in dental hygiene.

All applicants for licenses to practice den-
tistry must be graduates of dental colleges
duly incorporated to grant degrees in Dental
Surgery by the laws of one of the United
States or Canada. All applicants for a license
to practice dental hygiene must be graduates
of a school for dental hygienists requiring at
least two years of study and approved by the
State Board of Dental Examiners.
Examinations, held twice every year, are both
written and practical. Every dentist and every
dental hygienist must register annually (Code
1957, Art. 32).

DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES
COUNCIL

Chairperson: Hugo Moser, M.D.
Vice-Chairperson: Frank Sullivan

Mary Akerley, Adrian Bergin, Michael Brill, Dr.
Gwendolyn Cooke, Fred Dierks, Frederick J.
Distier, Renee Dixon, Arthur Dorman, Rich-
mond Dudley, Ruth Epstein, Charlotte Glick,
Linda Jacobs, Edward Hawthorne, M.D., Mar-
tin Holtz, George A. Lentz, M.D., Robert
Levine, Theodore G. Lucas, Ulysses Lupien,
Frank Mcintyre, Charles L. Mobley, Jr„ Meri
D. Myers, Sheridan Neimark, Joseph Onder,
Terry Peri, James Phillips, Diana Pillas, Stan-
ley R. Platman, M.D., Kathleen Rollason, Carl
Rose, Charles Russell, Francis Sullivan, Mar-
garet Ulle, Harry Walker, Benjamin D. White,
M.D.

201 West Preston Street
Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-3358

The Governor originally appointed the De-
velopmental Disabilities Council in 1971 to
carry out the provisions of the Federal Devel-
opmental Disabilities Services and Facilities
Construction Act as amended by the Develop-
mental Disabilities Services and Facilities Con-
struction Amendments of 1970. He reconstitut-
ed the Council in 1973 in order for the State
to qualify for certain federal grants to finance
services and facilities for the mentally retarded
and persons with other developmental
disabilities and for mental health centers. The
Council membership consists of at least one
third parent-consumers and two thirds
professionals. Members serve at the pleasure of
the Governor.

STATE BOARD OF ELECTROLOGISTS
EXAMINERS

Ms. Annette S. Friedman, 1981; Bettie Jean
Hunt, 1980; Joan L. Mahan, 1981; Delores
M. White, 1980

The State Board of Electrologists Examiners
was created within the Department of Health
and Mental Hygiene in 1978 (Chapter 851,
Acts of 1978). The Board consists of three reg-
istered electrologists and two public members
who serve for three-year terms. Upon the rec-
ommendation of the Secretary of Health and
Mental Hygiene the Governor appoints
members of the Board with the advice and
consent of the Senate.

The Board adopts and revises standards of
electrology practice performed by registered
electrologists; prescribes standards for educational
programs that prepare persons for licensure and
provides surveys of such programs; maintains a
current list of schools or institutions whose
programs meet required standards; and examines,
licenses, and renews the licenses of qualified
applicants. The Board also conducts hearings on
charges calling for discipline of a licensed elec-
trologist by penalty, denial, revocation, or sus-
pension of a license; causes the prosecution of all
persons in violation of the Electrologist Practice
Act (Chapter 851, Acts of 1978); adopts and
revises rules and regulations not inconsistent with
the Act; and sets and revises fees for registration,
license renewal, and examination. The Board
keeps records of all its proceedings, reports annu-
ally to the Governor and to the Secretary of
Health and Mental Hygiene, and evaluates all
areas concerning the practice of electrology in the
State, including unscrupulous principles and
fraudulent acts.

ENVIRONMENTAL NOISE ADVISORY
COUNCIL

Chairperson:Mrs. Thomas B. Eastman, 1981

Robert B. Bartlett, 1979; Dino E. Flores, M.D.,
1980; Patrick F. Cunniff, 1982; Edmund M.
Glaser, 1983.

This Council was originally created as the
Noise Pollution Control Advisory Council by
Chapter 709, Acts of 1973. It adopted its present
name by Chapter 287, Acts of 1974. It consists of
five members appointed by the Secretary ot
Health and Mental Hygiene for terms of five
years each. One member is appointed from