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Two Nashville high school graduates received an added incentive to study pharmacy when Robert L. Johnston (left), president of the Greater Nashville Drug Club, presented a $250 scholarship to Charles Toney on behalf of the association. At the same time, John Taylor (right), of Lester's Pharmacy of Nashville presented the Vernon Lester Scholarship to John Dickens. This grant for a total of $500 was given by the Lester family and the Greater Nashville Drug Club grant was raised during the future pharmacist banquet this spring.
eSidney Edward Wright, professor of pharmaceutical chemistry and administrator of pharmacy course at University of Sidney, New South Wales, Australia, died October 6. Wright had visited and studied pharmaceutical education in a number of colleges of pharmacy
in U.S. and Canada and had done research work at NIH. He attended the 1964 annual meeting of APHA and CPhA. . .. eEthel Herdlicka of Chicago, Illinois, grand treasurer of Lambda Kappa Sigma pharmaceutical sorority, died on October 7.
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member will participate in site visitation programs in conjunction with grants awarded by PHS.
(continued from page 671) indicate combination live measles-smallpox virus vaccine, administered in single dose by jet-injection apparatus, effective against both diseases.
feathers in their caps eChairman of new $3 .6 million pharmacy center project at U of Pacific (Calif.) is E . Gifford Upjohn, MD, of Upjohn Co. Grant of more than $1.5 million has been awarded university by federal government under health professions
education assistance act of 1963 . . .eSouthern School of Pharmacy of Mercer U (Ga.) is planning to erect new pharmacy building with facilities for pharmaceutical research, including a new cosmetic laboratory.
ePfizer selected for third time to receive first place award for best stockholder annual report of pharmaceutical industry in 26th annual report survey sponsored by Financial World. ... eAlso word comes from MS&D that Lewis H . Sarett, v.p. for basic research, and Horace D. Brown, director of scientific information, will be honored as winners of "outstanding patents" award by New Jersey Council for research and development.
progress and expansion eChattanooga Medicine Co. has changed corporate name to Chattem Drug & Chemical Company. Alex Guerry, Jr., pres., announced first name change in 87-year history after meeting of stockholders.
pharmacists Shown studying plans for new pharmacy building at Northeast Louisiana State College are Dean Ben Cooper, professors Ralph Wilson and Frank Martin, members of the original faculty ten years ago, and college president, George T. Walker.
Standing in front of the new pharmacy building, L.S. Skaggs Hall, at the University of Utah are (left to right) James C. Fletcher, University president; L. David Hiner, dean, college of pharmacy; W. Paul Briggs, executive secretary, American Foundation for Pharmaceutical Education, and Harry Loynd, chairman ofthe board at Parke, Davis .
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Journal of the AMERICAN PHARMACEUTICAL ASSOCIATION
in service eAPHA member Frank J. Steele, chief pharmacist at Ephrata Community Hospital (Pa.) has been appointed teacher in Civil Defense Education. Steele is member of the Ephrata Civil Defense and is with Radiological Service of Lancaster County . .. eDean emeritus of Purdue University's school of pharmacy and pharmacal sciences, Glenn L. Jenkins, has been named consultant by the council of graduate schools. APHA member Jenkins will evaluate proposed doctoral program in pharmacology and toxicology at U of Kan .. .. ePharmacy dean, Andz:ew J. Bartilluci, of St. John'S U to serve as consultant to division of hospital and medical facilities by USPHS. Bartilucci, an APHA
individually speaking eLeon Happell selected "Pharmacist of the Month" for October by Northern California PhA. APHA member Happen, owner of three pharmacies in Stockton, is current president of Calif. State bd. of pharmacy....eAs an expression of his interest in his community, pharmacist Marc Laventurier, past APHA Council member, was the first purchaser of a coupon book for the Boys' Fair in EI Cerrito, California. He helps to sponsor the club.
award opportunity Students in accredited schools in the United States, its possessions or Canada are invited to submit entries for the 1967 Parenteral Drug Association research award. Research can be in areas of pharmacy, biology, chemistry, biochemistry, microbiology, pharmacology, quality control, parenteral manufacturing, engineering and other related disciplines. The research award consists of a $1,000 stipend and engraved plaque for the winning student and his university. A panel of five judges will select the winning manuscript which must be submitted before July 1, 1967. Further information and the official application form, are available from Parenteral Drug Association, Inc., Western Savings Fund Building, Broad and Chestnut Streets, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19107.
Two Nashville high school graduates received an added incentive to study pharmacy when Robert L. Johnston (left), president of the Greater Nashville Drug Club, presented a $250 scholarship to Charles Toney on behalf of the association. At the same time, John Taylor (right), of Lester's Pharmacy of Nashville presented the Vernon Lester Scholarship to John Dickens. This grant for a total of $500 was given by the Lester family and the Greater Nashville Drug Club grant was raised during the future pharmacist banquet this spring.
eSidney Edward Wright, professor of pharmaceutical chemistry and administrator of pharmacy course at University of Sidney, New South Wales, Australia, died October 6. Wright had visited and studied pharmaceutical education in a number of colleges of pharmacy
in U.S. and Canada and had done research work at NIH. He attended the 1964 annual meeting of APHA and CPhA. . .. eEthel Herdlicka of Chicago, Illinois, grand treasurer of Lambda Kappa Sigma pharmaceutical sorority, died on October 7.
pharmacy today
member will participate in site visitation programs in conjunction with grants awarded by PHS.
(continued from page 671) indicate combination live measles-smallpox virus vaccine, administered in single dose by jet-injection apparatus, effective against both diseases.
feathers in their caps eChairman of new $3 .6 million pharmacy center project at U of Pacific (Calif.) is E . Gifford Upjohn, MD, of Upjohn Co. Grant of more than $1.5 million has been awarded university by federal government under health professions
education assistance act of 1963 . . .eSouthern School of Pharmacy of Mercer U (Ga.) is planning to erect new pharmacy building with facilities for pharmaceutical research, including a new cosmetic laboratory.
ePfizer selected for third time to receive first place award for best stockholder annual report of pharmaceutical industry in 26th annual report survey sponsored by Financial World. ... eAlso word comes from MS&D that Lewis H . Sarett, v.p. for basic research, and Horace D. Brown, director of scientific information, will be honored as winners of "outstanding patents" award by New Jersey Council for research and development.
progress and expansion eChattanooga Medicine Co. has changed corporate name to Chattem Drug & Chemical Company. Alex Guerry, Jr., pres., announced first name change in 87-year history after meeting of stockholders.
pharmacists Shown studying plans for new pharmacy building at Northeast Louisiana State College are Dean Ben Cooper, professors Ralph Wilson and Frank Martin, members of the original faculty ten years ago, and college president, George T. Walker.
Standing in front of the new pharmacy building, L.S. Skaggs Hall, at the University of Utah are (left to right) James C. Fletcher, University president; L. David Hiner, dean, college of pharmacy; W. Paul Briggs, executive secretary, American Foundation for Pharmaceutical Education, and Harry Loynd, chairman ofthe board at Parke, Davis .
672
Journal of the AMERICAN PHARMACEUTICAL ASSOCIATION
in service eAPHA member Frank J. Steele, chief pharmacist at Ephrata Community Hospital (Pa.) has been appointed teacher in Civil Defense Education. Steele is member of the Ephrata Civil Defense and is with Radiological Service of Lancaster County . .. eDean emeritus of Purdue University's school of pharmacy and pharmacal sciences, Glenn L. Jenkins, has been named consultant by the council of graduate schools. APHA member Jenkins will evaluate proposed doctoral program in pharmacology and toxicology at U of Kan .. .. ePharmacy dean, Andz:ew J. Bartilluci, of St. John'S U to serve as consultant to division of hospital and medical facilities by USPHS. Bartilucci, an APHA
individually speaking eLeon Happell selected "Pharmacist of the Month" for October by Northern California PhA. APHA member Happen, owner of three pharmacies in Stockton, is current president of Calif. State bd. of pharmacy....eAs an expression of his interest in his community, pharmacist Marc Laventurier, past APHA Council member, was the first purchaser of a coupon book for the Boys' Fair in EI Cerrito, California. He helps to sponsor the club.
award opportunity Students in accredited schools in the United States, its possessions or Canada are invited to submit entries for the 1967 Parenteral Drug Association research award. Research can be in areas of pharmacy, biology, chemistry, biochemistry, microbiology, pharmacology, quality control, parenteral manufacturing, engineering and other related disciplines. The research award consists of a $1,000 stipend and engraved plaque for the winning student and his university. A panel of five judges will select the winning manuscript which must be submitted before July 1, 1967. Further information and the official application form, are available from Parenteral Drug Association, Inc., Western Savings Fund Building, Broad and Chestnut Streets, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19107.