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Eastern Regional IPT Meeting
eastern regional meeting of IPTS
APhA WOMAN'S AUXILIARY
300 attended the sixth annual Eastern Regional meetN early ing of the APhA Academy of Pharmaceutical Science's industrial pharmaceutical technology section on November 14 in Philadelphia. At the morning session microemulsion technology was discussed by Bernard Siegel of Bristol-Myers; antacid formulations were presented by Richard Brogle of WarnerLambert Research Institute and developmental research in contract aerosol filling was reviewed by Charles Swartz of Ciba. Biopharmaceutics were featured in the afternoon session by Kenneth Heimlich of Menley James and Earl Rosen of Smith Kline and French. Charles Lee of the University of Pennsylvania was featured as luncheon speaker.
an association emblem
medal of honor to pharmacist harmacist Walter J. Marm, Jr. received the nation's highest P military award for valor from Army Secretary Stanley R. Resor in Washington ceremonies, December 19. Lt. Marm of the 1st Cavalry Airmobile Division was awarded the Medal of Honor for courage displayed in the battle of Ia Drang in Vietnam. Marm was graduated from Duquesne University school of pharmacy in 1964. During his collegiate career he was a student member of APhA.
pharmaceutical directory Let the APhA Seventh Annual Pharmaceutical Directory answer those important questions of 1967-quickly and conveniently. Completely updated, compact and easy to use the APhA Directory is designed and planned with you in mind. This handy and accurate publication contains listings on: • All national and state pharmaceutical aSSOCiations, complete with names of officers and key staff, addresses and telephone numbers. • All members of state boards of pharmacy and address of the secretary.
It is not often that I hear about a unique project but I have heard about one from Florida. The Florida State Pharmaceutical Association, which has affiliated with APhA, has a very active ladies auxiliary. At its annual meeting last May the group voted to adopt an emblem. Mrs. Hinton F. Bevis, publicity chairman for the Florida auxiliary and designer of the emblem described it recently to me in a letterThis emblem portrays the threefold purpose of our auxiliary. The clasped hands signify the friendship and social aspects of our group and are further emphasized with the Latin word "amicitia" meaning friendship. The hands supporting the mortar and pestle mean just that -the support we give our husbands and their profession. The word "succursus" means support. The hand
LADIES AUXILIARY FLORIDA STATE PHARMACEUTI
ASSOCIA TION
• All local pharmaceutical associations with addresses of executive officers. • International and foreign pharmaceutical associations around the world with the name and address of the executive officer. • Colleges of pharmacy, including deans, faculty advisors and student officers of APhA chapters. • Pharmaceutical fraternities, sororities and honor societies ' with officers and address of executive officer. • Pharmacy periodicals of national, regional, state and local levels, with names and addresses of editorial staff.
This information-which is not compiled in any other source-has proven so useful that you will want copies not only for yourself, but for your staff associates, your secretaries and even your field staff.
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American Pharmaceutical Association Order Desk 2215 Constitution Ave. N.W. Washington, D.C. 20037
Please send me _ _ copies of the APhA Seventh Annual Pharmaceutical Directory. Single copies, $3 Quantity prices: 10-:-24 copies, $2.25 each; 25-49 copies, $2 each; 50-99 copies, $1.75 each; 100 or more copies, $1.25 each.
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I enclose check in the amount of $ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
Name Firm Address ________ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___ City _ _ _ _ _ _ State _ _ _ _ __ Zip _ _ _ _ __ 90
Journal of the AMERICAN PHARMACEUTICAL ASSOCIATION
with the torch and the words on the page which are taken from our bylaws depict the emphaSis we place on our scholarship and student loan funds. The word "scientia" is used to convey this thought.
We would like to know if there is any other women's auxiliary that has an emblem. Does your auxiliary have an emblem? Won't you write and tell us?
-Jane B. Powers, President 603 E. Howell St., Trenton, N.J. 08610
APhA WOMAN'S AUXILIARY
300 attended the sixth annual Eastern Regional meetN early ing of the APhA Academy of Pharmaceutical Science's industrial pharmaceutical technology section on November 14 in Philadelphia. At the morning session microemulsion technology was discussed by Bernard Siegel of Bristol-Myers; antacid formulations were presented by Richard Brogle of WarnerLambert Research Institute and developmental research in contract aerosol filling was reviewed by Charles Swartz of Ciba. Biopharmaceutics were featured in the afternoon session by Kenneth Heimlich of Menley James and Earl Rosen of Smith Kline and French. Charles Lee of the University of Pennsylvania was featured as luncheon speaker.
an association emblem
medal of honor to pharmacist harmacist Walter J. Marm, Jr. received the nation's highest P military award for valor from Army Secretary Stanley R. Resor in Washington ceremonies, December 19. Lt. Marm of the 1st Cavalry Airmobile Division was awarded the Medal of Honor for courage displayed in the battle of Ia Drang in Vietnam. Marm was graduated from Duquesne University school of pharmacy in 1964. During his collegiate career he was a student member of APhA.
pharmaceutical directory Let the APhA Seventh Annual Pharmaceutical Directory answer those important questions of 1967-quickly and conveniently. Completely updated, compact and easy to use the APhA Directory is designed and planned with you in mind. This handy and accurate publication contains listings on: • All national and state pharmaceutical aSSOCiations, complete with names of officers and key staff, addresses and telephone numbers. • All members of state boards of pharmacy and address of the secretary.
It is not often that I hear about a unique project but I have heard about one from Florida. The Florida State Pharmaceutical Association, which has affiliated with APhA, has a very active ladies auxiliary. At its annual meeting last May the group voted to adopt an emblem. Mrs. Hinton F. Bevis, publicity chairman for the Florida auxiliary and designer of the emblem described it recently to me in a letterThis emblem portrays the threefold purpose of our auxiliary. The clasped hands signify the friendship and social aspects of our group and are further emphasized with the Latin word "amicitia" meaning friendship. The hands supporting the mortar and pestle mean just that -the support we give our husbands and their profession. The word "succursus" means support. The hand
LADIES AUXILIARY FLORIDA STATE PHARMACEUTI
ASSOCIA TION
• All local pharmaceutical associations with addresses of executive officers. • International and foreign pharmaceutical associations around the world with the name and address of the executive officer. • Colleges of pharmacy, including deans, faculty advisors and student officers of APhA chapters. • Pharmaceutical fraternities, sororities and honor societies ' with officers and address of executive officer. • Pharmacy periodicals of national, regional, state and local levels, with names and addresses of editorial staff.
This information-which is not compiled in any other source-has proven so useful that you will want copies not only for yourself, but for your staff associates, your secretaries and even your field staff.
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American Pharmaceutical Association Order Desk 2215 Constitution Ave. N.W. Washington, D.C. 20037
Please send me _ _ copies of the APhA Seventh Annual Pharmaceutical Directory. Single copies, $3 Quantity prices: 10-:-24 copies, $2.25 each; 25-49 copies, $2 each; 50-99 copies, $1.75 each; 100 or more copies, $1.25 each.
o
I enclose check in the amount of $ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
Name Firm Address ________ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___ City _ _ _ _ _ _ State _ _ _ _ __ Zip _ _ _ _ __ 90
Journal of the AMERICAN PHARMACEUTICAL ASSOCIATION
with the torch and the words on the page which are taken from our bylaws depict the emphaSis we place on our scholarship and student loan funds. The word "scientia" is used to convey this thought.
We would like to know if there is any other women's auxiliary that has an emblem. Does your auxiliary have an emblem? Won't you write and tell us?
-Jane B. Powers, President 603 E. Howell St., Trenton, N.J. 08610