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APhA Committees for 1966–67
APhA committees for 1966- 1967 PHARMACEUTICAL ASSOCIATION President Linwood AMERICAN F. Tice has announced the completion of all committee appointments for 1966-1967. The complete roster is presented below including the name and address of each chairman and the names with city of residence of all other mem bers. Except for the Committee on National Formulary, members will serve until the end of the 1967 APHA annual meeting in Las Vegas (April 14) when new committees will be appointed by President-elect George W. Grider. Board of Canvassers-R. David Allen, Chairman, Box 4125, Arlington, Virginia 22204; Harold M. Elwyn, Washington, D.C.; Roland P. Galley, Arlington, Virginia. Committee on Constitution and Bylaws-James D. Hawkins, Chairman, 54 Monument Circle, Indianapolis, Indiana 46204; Roger Cain, Washington, D.C.; J. Warren Lansdowne, Cassville, Missouri; Raymond J. Moyer, Jr., Drexel Hill, Pennsylvania; Joseph A. Oddis, Washington, D.C. Committee on Disaster and National Security-Earl A. Schwerman, Jr., Chairman, One First Avenue N.W., Rochester, Minnesota 55901; Michael lannarone, Newark, New Jersey; John R. Kenny, Jr., Milwaukee, Wisconsin; William P. O'Brien, New Orleans, Louisiana; Harold Winkler, Stow, Ohio. Committee on Governmental Pharmaceutical Services-Thomas A. Foster, Chairman, Suite 515, 815 Connecticut Avenue N.W., Washington, D.C. 20006; J. Curtis Nottingham, Williamsburg, Virginia; J.T. Gulick, Danville, Illinois; Kenneth E. Tiemann, Austin, Texas; John H. Voige, Frankfort, Kentucky. Committee on International Relations-Lee E. Eiler, Chairman, 42 Wyoming Street, Dayton, Ohio 45409; Rudolph Blythe, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Marc F. Laventurier, EI Cerrito, California; James Palmgren, Chicago, Illinois; Mrs. Margaret Sherwood Oppedal, New York, New York. Committee on Legislation-Raymond Baker, Chairman, 32718 Grand River, Apartment B-29, Farmington, Michigan 48024; George D. Denmark, Pocasset, Massachusetts; Carl E. Furbee, Jr., Bridgeport, West Virginia; George A. Harris, Arlington Heights, Illinois; Joseph E. McSoley, Ind ianapolis, Indiana; Carlos Pulido, Tucson, Arizona; Richard E. Streu, Green Bay, Wisconsin. Committee on National
Formulary-(five-year
terms
expiring
December 31, 1969) Edward G. Feldmann, Chairman, 2215 Constitution Avenue N.W., Washington, D.C. 20037; Martin I. Blake, Chicago, Illinois; Einar Brochmann-Hanssen, San Francisco, California; Durward F. Dodgen, * Washington, D.C.; Wilbur S. Felker, Union, New Jersey; W. Brooks Fortune, Indianapolis, Indiana; F. Royce Franzoni, ** Arlington, Virginia; Samuel W. Goldstein, Washington, D.C.; C. Leroy Graham, Kalamazoo, Michigan; Elmer O. Krueger, North Chicago, Illinois; Thomas Medwick, Newark, New Jersey; Harry C. Shirkey, South Birmingham, Alabama. Committee on Professional Relations-Mrs. Mary Lou Andersen, Chairman, 613 Faulkstone Road, Wilmington, Delaware 19803; Mrs. Rae Dell Ashley, Salt Lake City, Utah; Frederick Herbst, Bellbrook, Ohio; J.M . Plaxco, Jr., Columbia, South Carolina; John R. Rains, Dallas, Texas; Bernard Schiller, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; John W. West, Holland, Michigan. Committee on Public Health-James Bicket, Chairman, 2700 Sheridan Road, Zion, Illinois 60099; Robert K. Chalmers, Lafayette, Indiana; Charles W. Hartman, University, Mississippi; Richard R. Shumate, Webster Groves, Missouri; W.J. Smith, Chapel Hill, North Carolina. Committee on Public Relations-Arthur F. deVaux, Chairman, 1411 Hatcher Crescent, Ann Arbor, Michigan 48103; Edward Brady, Los Angeles, California; J. Harris Fleming, New York, New York; Thomas H. Groner, Erie, Pennsylvania; William J. Koch, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Committee on Social and Economic Relations-Carl Albert Olson, Chairman, 995 East Fifth North, Bountiful, Utah 84010; Nathan I. Gruz, Baltimore, Maryland; Thomas H. Holland, Danville, Virginia; James W. Richards, Ann Arbor, Michigan; Donald Wernik, Metuchen, New Jersey. Committee on Student Chapters-Joseph A. Zapotocky, Chairman, College of Pharmacy, University of Arizona, Tucson, Arizona 85721; Carl F. Emswiller, Jr., Berryville, Virginia; W.H. Hotaling, Schenectady, New York; Hugh F. Kabat, Minneapolis, Minnesota. Special Committee on Substitution-William R. Whitten, Chairman , 661 Fifth Avenue, Fort Worth, Texas 76104; Robert E. Abrams, Nutley, New Jersey; John Adams, Washington, D.C.; Clifford Latiolais, Columbus, Ohio; Fred Ragland, Jr., Stuttgart, Arkansas; John Rose, Topeka, Kansas.
* Elected to fill the balance of Franzoni's unexpired term, 1965-1969 ** Deceased, 1965
Henry H. Gregg Lascoff Memorial Award winner To H enry H . Gregg of Minneapolis, Minnesota will go the 1966 J. Leon Lascoff Memorial Award by the American College of Apothecaries. ACA will present this award at its annual meeting in Boston, Massachusetts, October 14- 18. Pharmacist Gregg was born in Virginia and raised in Minneapolis where he served his apprenticeship as a pharmacist with his father. After serving in the Army in World War I, Gregg was in partnership with his father until he opened his own pharmacy in 1929, where he specialized in prescription service. Active in pharmaceutical association affairs, the Lascoff Award winner has been a member of APHA since 1933 and has served as chairman of the House of Delegates, vice-president, president (1950), and councillor. In addition he has been secretary and president of the Minneapolis Retail Druggists' Association and the local APHA chapter. Gregg has been a fellow of ACA since 1947, serving as president in 1960. Spicing the program of the annual ACA meeting will be speakers and panels on a variety of subjects ranging from com munications to community services. Prior to the opening session, there will be meetings of the judicial council and the board of directors plus a reception for the outgoing president. At the opening session Saturday morning, the keynote address will be given by Herman V. LaMark, first deputy commissioner for administration and finance for Massachusetts, who will speak on communications. The same day, a panel of ACA fellows and 558
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speakers from FDA and the pharmaceutical industry will develop guidelines in the selection of quality drugs. The day's formal program will end with the induction of new fellows . Stress on Sunday will be on membership with a special session for nonmembers which will cover topics such as competition for the professional pharmacist, patient records and professional fees. An outline of ACA's activities and policies will conclude the session . Continued education plays a part in the Monday morning program with lectures on radio pharmaceuticals, new penicillins and psychotherapeutic agents. The afternoon schedule begins with papers by ACA fellows on contract welfare programs, rubber stamps, contact lens solutions and certification. Robert F . Steeves, director of APHA's legal division, will head a panel discussion on employer-employee relations and Sidney Farber, MD , will speak on the status of cancer research. Installation of officers and presentation of the J. Leon Lascoff Memorial Award will highlight the annual reception and banquet on Monday evening. Tuesday's program includes a conference on pharmaceutical service t o extended care facilities and small hospitals and a final business session . Ladies' events will start on Friday with the president's reception, follQW through with a coffee on Saturday, a Boston historic tour and lobster dinner on Sunday and a luncheon and fashion show on M onday. •
Formulary-(five-year
terms
expiring
December 31, 1969) Edward G. Feldmann, Chairman, 2215 Constitution Avenue N.W., Washington, D.C. 20037; Martin I. Blake, Chicago, Illinois; Einar Brochmann-Hanssen, San Francisco, California; Durward F. Dodgen, * Washington, D.C.; Wilbur S. Felker, Union, New Jersey; W. Brooks Fortune, Indianapolis, Indiana; F. Royce Franzoni, ** Arlington, Virginia; Samuel W. Goldstein, Washington, D.C.; C. Leroy Graham, Kalamazoo, Michigan; Elmer O. Krueger, North Chicago, Illinois; Thomas Medwick, Newark, New Jersey; Harry C. Shirkey, South Birmingham, Alabama. Committee on Professional Relations-Mrs. Mary Lou Andersen, Chairman, 613 Faulkstone Road, Wilmington, Delaware 19803; Mrs. Rae Dell Ashley, Salt Lake City, Utah; Frederick Herbst, Bellbrook, Ohio; J.M . Plaxco, Jr., Columbia, South Carolina; John R. Rains, Dallas, Texas; Bernard Schiller, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; John W. West, Holland, Michigan. Committee on Public Health-James Bicket, Chairman, 2700 Sheridan Road, Zion, Illinois 60099; Robert K. Chalmers, Lafayette, Indiana; Charles W. Hartman, University, Mississippi; Richard R. Shumate, Webster Groves, Missouri; W.J. Smith, Chapel Hill, North Carolina. Committee on Public Relations-Arthur F. deVaux, Chairman, 1411 Hatcher Crescent, Ann Arbor, Michigan 48103; Edward Brady, Los Angeles, California; J. Harris Fleming, New York, New York; Thomas H. Groner, Erie, Pennsylvania; William J. Koch, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Committee on Social and Economic Relations-Carl Albert Olson, Chairman, 995 East Fifth North, Bountiful, Utah 84010; Nathan I. Gruz, Baltimore, Maryland; Thomas H. Holland, Danville, Virginia; James W. Richards, Ann Arbor, Michigan; Donald Wernik, Metuchen, New Jersey. Committee on Student Chapters-Joseph A. Zapotocky, Chairman, College of Pharmacy, University of Arizona, Tucson, Arizona 85721; Carl F. Emswiller, Jr., Berryville, Virginia; W.H. Hotaling, Schenectady, New York; Hugh F. Kabat, Minneapolis, Minnesota. Special Committee on Substitution-William R. Whitten, Chairman , 661 Fifth Avenue, Fort Worth, Texas 76104; Robert E. Abrams, Nutley, New Jersey; John Adams, Washington, D.C.; Clifford Latiolais, Columbus, Ohio; Fred Ragland, Jr., Stuttgart, Arkansas; John Rose, Topeka, Kansas.
* Elected to fill the balance of Franzoni's unexpired term, 1965-1969 ** Deceased, 1965
Henry H. Gregg Lascoff Memorial Award winner To H enry H . Gregg of Minneapolis, Minnesota will go the 1966 J. Leon Lascoff Memorial Award by the American College of Apothecaries. ACA will present this award at its annual meeting in Boston, Massachusetts, October 14- 18. Pharmacist Gregg was born in Virginia and raised in Minneapolis where he served his apprenticeship as a pharmacist with his father. After serving in the Army in World War I, Gregg was in partnership with his father until he opened his own pharmacy in 1929, where he specialized in prescription service. Active in pharmaceutical association affairs, the Lascoff Award winner has been a member of APHA since 1933 and has served as chairman of the House of Delegates, vice-president, president (1950), and councillor. In addition he has been secretary and president of the Minneapolis Retail Druggists' Association and the local APHA chapter. Gregg has been a fellow of ACA since 1947, serving as president in 1960. Spicing the program of the annual ACA meeting will be speakers and panels on a variety of subjects ranging from com munications to community services. Prior to the opening session, there will be meetings of the judicial council and the board of directors plus a reception for the outgoing president. At the opening session Saturday morning, the keynote address will be given by Herman V. LaMark, first deputy commissioner for administration and finance for Massachusetts, who will speak on communications. The same day, a panel of ACA fellows and 558
Journal of the AMERICAN PHARMACEUTICAL ASSOCIATION
speakers from FDA and the pharmaceutical industry will develop guidelines in the selection of quality drugs. The day's formal program will end with the induction of new fellows . Stress on Sunday will be on membership with a special session for nonmembers which will cover topics such as competition for the professional pharmacist, patient records and professional fees. An outline of ACA's activities and policies will conclude the session . Continued education plays a part in the Monday morning program with lectures on radio pharmaceuticals, new penicillins and psychotherapeutic agents. The afternoon schedule begins with papers by ACA fellows on contract welfare programs, rubber stamps, contact lens solutions and certification. Robert F . Steeves, director of APHA's legal division, will head a panel discussion on employer-employee relations and Sidney Farber, MD , will speak on the status of cancer research. Installation of officers and presentation of the J. Leon Lascoff Memorial Award will highlight the annual reception and banquet on Monday evening. Tuesday's program includes a conference on pharmaceutical service t o extended care facilities and small hospitals and a final business session . Ladies' events will start on Friday with the president's reception, follQW through with a coffee on Saturday, a Boston historic tour and lobster dinner on Sunday and a luncheon and fashion show on M onday. •