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Tir Pharmacy,
serving lucknow for 40 years
-Ebner Umbach 7eame°to Lueknow from
Waterloo°in 1949and.established'his'phar-
mnaceutical business' wher. a the sSentinel is
now located.
Training for a pharmacist was
sornewhat.different:than itistoday.Elmer
first apprenticedfor three years, :awning
$6, 40 :and .1:12'.per year respectively. its
hours.of-work werefrom Wain. to 11 pan.
every second --day. Hewas also°requiredto
work ',every other Sunday and holiday.
-Rollowingthisthree year stint, 'two years
.Attendance .at the iinviersity . of Toronto
was 'required. The course .load 'was very
heavy, with students attending classes
from.September.to the°end of June. The
daily 'classes were long And included
Saturdays :until noon. 'While going to
universityfElmer-worked four nights per
weekeartling the funds necessary to put
:himself -through school.
Following graduation be -worked for. the
Rutherford Chain, 'being employed in -both
the .pharmacies :in The Royal York mid
Prince George flotels,in-Toronto.flethen
went .back to 'Waterloo to the :pharmacy
-where he diad _apprenticed. phis is where
he met .John Kreutzweiser, who was a
.delivery !boy iii the .same establishment.
:When -Elmer ,decided to move to
I ue iovrius good -friend John came:along.
John:atthistime wasdating Annaandthey
--Eufr.Aquentlymarried.
Over -the years -Eimer has completely
renovatedhisstore four times. Intheearly
yearsproducts'ereserved:only ‘over'the
counter. As ..times changed, so :did the
.store, :becoming an :open 'concept style
wherec stomers°couidservethemselves.
:Being a -progressive a person lmer's
pharmacy -roved into the :computerized
:age.Eees that+heand his: -staff :now
.dispense 10 times las -many drugs conn-
:pared:tothe-manvathAntiting of:prescrip-
titkns. -
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Elmer's career :as - a .pharinstrist has
been "rewarding, f uhlfiliing, interesting,
and"Illave_cametaknowthefinestbunch
of folks and I lovethemali."
:Enver Umbach Pharmacy, serving the
needs-oLLucknowandarea for -40 years; .a
pharmacist, who in Addition to looking
rafter your rperscriptionis ahwaysivliling to
_give you aiittlefriendly advice on how to
help yourself feel :better.
Stwort'Ptron
Secretary to the Director of Hospital Education
Victona Hospital
1 came to a point in my fife that made me realize
everything to which l aspired demanded aTlegree. The
anxiety was borrendous Altera! I, everyone knew that
adult students dldn'tleam as qulcklyastheir youthful
counterparts! However, whateveryone neglected to
mention was we are miles ahead of the game just
having lived those extra years and having experienced
so many of lile's trialsand tribulations
I am on myway now! And:far from only absorbing
whatthe university has to teachme, l feel lam, along
withthe other mature students, adding to the teaming
environment. After all, we bring with us not only.age
and experience but also different perspectives. i am
iffing mtagnigtions, but what is better
! realize now the rate at which one teams is not at
issue The issue .is 10 identify the quality of the
knowledge we possess, and ultimately what we do •
withthat knowledge.
If you. like Sharon, have considered a university degree to belp-you•advance in personal or profes-
sional endeavours, Westem can offer you°.degree opportunitiesthrough-PartTime Studies. Courses
ofteredatseverat oft_campus sites and by correspondence provide many choices tor Southwestern
Ontario students.
Westem's Mature Student 'Advisor can help=with concerns of those returning to school, and the
Academic Counsellor can provide.assistance in course selection. Call (519)-661-3635 for information
on Counselling Services or watch tor a specialcounselling session offered in your:area.
For atopy of our Summer 1989 Calendar (availablebyMarch 1, 1989), sendthis form to.
Faculty -of Part Time and Continuing Education, The University of Western Ontario, .
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