Manufacturers from whom advertising allowances have been or will be received for the Iowa Pharmaceutical Association Co-op program E. R. Squibb & Sons.. Cheseborough-Ponds-- J. B. Williams.. Lanolin Plus__. Q-Tips-- Thomas Lemming Beecham Products___ Dorothy Gray___. Tussy Personal products__. Pacquins-- Johnson & Johnson_ Duon--- 15 percent. 5 percent display allowance. 5 percent cooperative advertising allowance. $1 to $2 per case on deals and promotions cooperative advertising. 10 percent on net purchases on receipt of tearsheets at national rate plus 25 percent. 5 percent cooperative advertising. 5 percent on total sales plus tearsheets. 5 percent of sales in September and February. 71⁄2 percent on purchases over $50. 10 percent cooperative allowance providing no salesman's pm's. 5 percent cooperative allowance; 5 percent display allowance. 5 percent cooperative allowance; 5 percent display allowance. Dushaume__ Breck___ Commerce Drug 10 percent. 10 percent. 10 percent. In account with IOWA PHARMACEUTICAL ASSOCIATION, DES MOINES, IOWA NOTICE. Please advise immediately if address or category of membership is incorrect on statement. Individual Pharmacist membership dues for 1962: $10. DUES SCHEDULE Active (voting) membership for a pharmicist shall be $10 paid annually to the Iowa Pharmactutical Association. Non-resident pharmacists who are licensed and registered in good standing in the State of Iowa shall be honorary members. Newly admitted individuals to the practice of pharmacy who have become for the first time duly registered licensed pharmacists in the State of Iowa during the months of January or February shall automatically be active members of the Iowa Pharmaceutical Association with dues free for the balance of the then calendar year, including any store dues, and those newly admitted individuals who are admitted during the months of June or July or subsequent thereto shall automatically be active members of the Iowa Pharmaceutical Association with dues free for the balance of the then calendar year, including any store dues, and with dues free for the next fiscal year thereafter, including any store dues. For succeeding years he or she shall pay the dues hereinbefore provided. Membership dues include $5 for annual subscription to the Iowa Pharmacist IOWA PHARMACEUTICAL ASSOCIATION, DES MOINES, IOWA NOTICE. Please advise immediately if address or category of membership is incorrect on statement. Store membership dues for 1962: $ Name of Pharmacist-Owner whose membership is covered in Store Dues: If store is owned by Non-Pharmacist please indicate name.. Per store $50 75 100 Stores with volume over $100,000- (Where the store is owned by a pharmacist, the store fee shall include one active membership of $10. When the store is owned by more than one pharmacist, there shall be an additional fee of $10 per pharmacist for active membership.) Membership dues include $5 for annual subscription to the Iowa Pharmacist. AMENDED AND SUBSTITUTED ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION OF IOWA PHARMACEUTICAL ASSOCIATION As amended and in effect as of the last convention, April 17, 1962 ARTICLE I. NAME The name of this association shall be the Iowa Pharmaceutical Association, and the principal place of business shall be Des Moines, Polk County, Iowa, or such place in Iowa as designated in writing by the executive committee. ARTICLE II. PURPOSE 1. The objects of the association shall be (a) To improve and promote public health. (b) To foster and encourage interprofessional relations. (c) To improve the science and art of pharmacy for the general welfare of the public. (d) To support a system of licensure and registration of pharmacists which will assure to the public the availability of competent personnel to discharge the accepted functions of the practice of pharmacy. (e) To gain enactment of legislation favorable to the advancement of the public health and the profession of pharmacy and to protect the public health by opposing objectionable forms of pharmaceutical and public health legislation. (f) To assist in providing a system of academic education and professional training in the science and art of pharmacy. (g) To assist in interesting qualified personnel to select pharmacy as a career. (h) To enforce the code of ethics which will assure to the public the highest type of pharmaceutical service. 2. The association shall be a professional society of pharmacists serving the best interests of its membership and the public health in the State of Iowa. ARTICLE III. MEMBERSHIP This association shall consist of active, associate, and honorary members. Any adult with good moral and professional standing, who holds a certificate of registration from the board of pharmacy examiners, shall be entitled to active membership in this association upon the payment of dues prescribed by the bylaws; all teachers and professors of botany, materia medica, chemistry, pharmacy, and of such sciences as are collateral with the pharmacy profession shall be entitled to active membership in this association upon the payment of dues prescribed by the bylaws. Other scientific men who may be thought worthy of the distinction, may be elected honorary members, but shall not be eligible to office or vote at any meeting. Wholesalers of drugs, drug sundries, pharmaceuticals, or other lines sold by druggists, salesmen, clerks, and unregistered proprietors of retail drugstores may apply for associate membership in the association upon payment of the annual dues prescribed in the bylaws, but shall not be eligible to office or vote at any meeting. There may be a women's auxiliary of this association, who may be association members upon the payment of annual dues established by their own bylaws, druggists, salesmen, clerks, and unregistered proprietors of retail drugstores which bylaws shall not be inconsistent with the articles of incorporation, but members of the women's auxiliary shall have no vote or hold any office in this corporation, but shall have the right to have their own officers. ARTICLE IV. OFFICERS The officers of this association shall be a president, president-elect, first vice president, second vice president, a secretary, and a treasurer. There shall also be an executive committee consisting of the president, the president-elect, the first vice president, the second vice president, and the three immediate past presidents of the association. The treasurer and the executive secretary of the association shall be executive members of the executive committee. The retiring president shall automatically become a member of the executive committee and shall hold office for 3 years. ARTICLE V. DUTIES OF OFFICERS 1. The president shall preside at all meetings of the association and at all meetings of the executive committee and shall be ex officio a member of all committees of the association. In the absence or disability of the president, the president-elect shall perform the duties of the office pertaining to the president. In their absence a presiding officer may be chosen by the executive committee. 2. The secretary shall keep a record of all the proceedings of this association. He shall keep all communications, conduct all correspondence, notify all members 3 weeks in advance of each annual meeting, render a report of the duties performed by him since the last annual meeting, and in conjunction with the executive committee shall superintend such publications as the association shall direct. He shall furnish each member of the committees with the names of their associates on said committees. 3. The treasurer shall have general supervision over the collection, disbursement, and investment of the funds and the preparation of the annual budgets of the association with the assistance of those employed by the association in connection with such work and subject to the direction and control of the executive committee. The treasurer shall keep the executive committee advised as to the status of the association's financial affairs and at the annual meeting of the association he shall make a financial report to the membership. It shall be the duty of the secretary and treasurer to turn over to their successors, without any unnecessary delay, all papers and properties of the association committed to their care. ARTICLE VI. EXEMPTIONS The private property of the members, officers and directors of this corporation shall be exempt from the liability for corporate debts, and at no time shall any member be liable for any of the debts of the corporation. This article shall not be changed except by unanimous consent of all members present at such meeting, written notice of such meeting having been given in writing in accordance with the provisions of the foregoing article pertaining to such meeting. (Book 1673, p. 583.) ARTICLE VII. POWERS To accomplish and attain the objects and purposes above declared for this corporation, it shall have the power to do any and all things incidental to the operation and maintenance of a corporation for such purposes and objects, and in particular the following enumerated powers: 1. To lease, hold, purchase, buy or sell such property, real, personal or mixed, as may be necessary or reasonably incidental to the conduct of its business, its purposes, and objects; to acquire such property, or any of it, by gift, devise, or purchase and use, operate, develop, improve, or lease such property for itself and for the furtherance of its purposes and objects and dispose of same by gift, exchange, or sale. 2. To have perpetual succession. 3. To sue and be sued in its corporate name. 4. To exempt the private property of its members from liability for corporate debts, except as otherwise declared by statute. 5. To make contracts, acquire and transfer property, including good will possessing the same power in such respects as natural persons. 6. To establish bylaws and make all rules and regulations necessary for the management of its affairs. 7. To borrow money, issue negotiable instruments, and other evidences of indebtedness, accured and unsecured, except as prohibited by statute. 8. To employ such full-time or part-time officers, agents, or servants, and pay the expenses and salaries necessary incidental thereto as may be necessary and expedient to carry out the purposes and powers of this corporation. The enumeration herein of the powers of this corporation (book 1673, p. 584) and of the objects and purposes of this corporation as recited in this article shall be construed as objects, purposes, and powers and shall not be denied to exclude by inference any power, object, or purpose which this corporation is empowered to exercise, whether expressly by force of the laws of the State of Iowa now, or hereafter, in effect, or implied by the reasonable construction of the said laws. ARTICLE VIII. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE The executive committee shall be charged with the management and control of the affairs of this corporation. The membership of the executive committee shall consist of the president, the president-elect, the first vice president, the second vice president, and the three immediate past presidents of association. The treasurer and the executive secretary of the association shall be ex officio members of the executive committee. The executive committee shall have the custody and control of all funds and property of the association. All transfers, conveyances, leases, mortgages or assignments of real estate or personal property, all contracts, and all releases of judgments or other liens shall be authorized and approved by the executive committee and shall be acknowledged by the president, or a vice president, or the secretary of the corporation. ARTICLE IX. TIME OF MEETINGS The annual meeting of this corporation shall be held at such a place, date, and hour as the association shall direct, but authority is hereby given to the president, secretary, and executive committee to change and relocate the place selected by the State convention in which to hold the annual meeting. Sixty days' notice shall be given whenever a change of location is decided upon. The president, secretary, and executive committee shall act in conjunction, a majority of said members to decide in their deliberations. ARTICLE X. SPECIAL MEETINGS Special meetings shall be called by the president upon the written request of the executive committee. The notice shall state the object of the meeting, and no other business shall be transacted at the meeting. The secretary shall give 10 days' notice of all special meetings. (Book 1673 p. 585.) |