HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1994-9-28, Page 7Knill - Josephson
Dr. Deborah Josephson,
daughter of Dr. Gaylan and
Evelyn Josephson of Exeter,
and Dr. Richard Knill, son of
Patricia and the late Robert
Knill of Paris, were united in
marriage on Saturday, Sep-
tember 10, 1994. Reverend
Phillip Newman of Paris of-
ficiated. The Matron of Hon-
our was Dr. Karla Josephson,
the bride's sister. Dr. Robb
Heagle, friend of the groom,
was the best man. Debbie
and Rick would like to thank
their family and friends for
making their day a special
one.
FAMILY_ Times -Advocate, September 28, 1994 Page 7
Queensway residents
preview variety show
HENSALL - Residents of Queensway Nursing Home started last
week with Fun & fitness, including a trivia quiz about fall and
Thanksgiving.
Women from Hensall Presbyterian Church came in to provide
Monday's bingo program for the residents.
On Tuesday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Mike Stahl visited to celebrate
the weekly church service. The residents were delighted with the mu-
sic provided by Mrs. Stahl on her autoharp and an inspirational mes-
sage from Mr. Stahl.
Residents to preview the 1994 variety show 'On the Road Again"
at the Grand Cove Club House. They enjoyed the car ride to Grand
Bend and the comedy and music of the variety show.
Upcoming
September 29, 7 p.m., Birthday Party with The Huron Strings; Oc-
tober 3, 10 a.m., Volunteer Auxiliary Meeting; October 4, 7 p.m.,
Christian Reformed Singers; October 13, Geri Fashions, all day; Oc-
tober 19, 2-4 p.m. Craft and Bake Sale.
Atte n d
nature's
fashion
show on
October 2
Pym- Coleman
Sherri, daughter of Phil and
Linda Dzioba, Exeter, and be-
lated father Donald Coleman
of Seaforth, and Steve, son
of Marilyn and John Pym, Ex-
eter were united on June 18,
1994 at Thames Road
Church by Rev. James Alsop.
Maid of honour was Lisa Hen-
drick, friend of bride. Brides-
maids were Michelle Moore,
friend of bride, Pauline Pym,
sister of groom, Bonnie Hart -
wick, Andrea Francis and Dar-
lene Triebner, all friends of
the bride. Best man was Ja-
mie Haines, friend of the
groom. Ushers were Gary Par-
sons and Jim Lewis, friends
of the groom, Dennis Pym,
brother of groom, Larry
McCarter and Brad Borland,
both friends of the groom.
Flowergirl was Amber Cole-
man, niece of the bride. The
couple is now residing in Ex-
eter and would like to thank
their wedding party, family
and friends for being a part of
their day and making it so
special.
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VARNA -
Whbn autumn
comes to Hu-
ron County, it
arrives in
spectacular
fashion with
trees begging
for your atten-
tion at every
opportunity.
On Sunday,
October 2,
you'll have a
perfect chance
to see nature's fashion show at the
Bannockburn Fall Hike.
At the Bannockburn Wildlife
Area from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m., the
Ausable-Bayfield Conservation
Authority (ABCA) will have staff
at points of interest along the na-
ture trails to give you insight into
what makes Bannockburn so spe-
cial and how you can do similar
things on your own property.
When you finish your hike you'll
be treated to hot or cold apple ci-
der. Hikers are asked to bring their
own mugs to make it a litterless
event.
"Last year , over 300 people at-
tended the hike, included a few
youth groups. The rolling and tree -
covered terrain allows a lot of peo-
ple to he along the nature trails
without it being congested," said
Kate Monk of the ABCA.
Bannockburn Wildlife Area is a
60 -acre parcel of land in Stanley
Township. Since the Authority
bought the land in 1973, they have
been improving the land for a wide
variety of wildlife. Some improve-
ments happened on their own as
the abandoned farm fields returned
to nature. The property has be-
come a place of natural and recrea-
tional interest for arca residents.
Boardwalks, stairs and bridges
make the hiking a little easier and
protect the delicate environment.
The Bannockburn Wildlife arca
is located two kilometres north of
Huron County Road #3, between
Varna and Bruccfreld in Stanley
Township. Call the ABCA at 235-
2610 for further information.
Capsule Comments
with Ernie Miatello
Prior to 1911, the only way for doctors to investi-
gate stomach problems was to open the patient up.
Then along came Dr. William Hill, a London physi-
cian, who designed the first gastroscope, a tube in-
serted into the stomach through the mouth. Today's
gastroscope uses fibre -optics.
A new technique to open blocked cardiac arteries is the "stented graft"
whereby a hollow tube is implanted in the middle of the blockage to al-
low blood to flow through. The tube is put in place by a catheter that is
threaded through an artery in the thigh, up to the blocked area. It shows
a lot of promise as an alternative to open heart surgery.
If your doctor's prescription requires a dose of 1/2 tablet, it is some-
times difficult to split the tablets evenly. If it crumbles, it's best to throw
out the crumbs and start again. We have pill -splitters which will split
that pill in half easily or we will do it for you.
The human body reaches physiological maturity at age 25? After that,
the heart's pumping ability drops by 1% per year after age 30. Blood
vessels are 30% narrower by middle age. Muscle fibres decline In num-
ber
umber by 3-5% each decade and muscle strength has reduced by 10-30%
by age 60. Depressing, but regular exercise can slow down the aging
process.
Keeping Informed about the latest in pharmacy and medicine Is an im-
portant
mportant part of a pharmacists' Job. It helps f18 help you.
HURON APOTHECARY
Phgrf 235-1982 440 Main St., Exeter
"Your Health Care Pharmacy"
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Hay Fever opens Grand's season
LONDON - Hay Fever, Noel
Coward's brilliant comedy of bad
manners, gets the 1994-95 season
at The Grand Theatre off to a fast
and funny start. The play, which
shows what happens when an ec-
centric family invites some very
incompatible houseguests for a
weekend, is considered to be one
of Coward's best.
Fiona Reid makes her Grand
Theatre debut, starring as Judith
Bliss, a temporarily retired actress
who has really never stopped act-
ing. Benedict Campbell, last seen
on The Grand stage in The Affec-
tions of May in 1992, is her novel-
ist husband, David. Elizabeth Mar-
mur and Ben Carolson, who
appeared during the 1993-94 sea-
son in Dancing at Lughnasa and
The Miracle Worker respectively,
are their children. Sorel and Si-
mon. Nancy Palk, who was Tracy
Lord in The Grand's 1989 produc-
tion of The Philadelphia Story, re-
turns as Myra Arundel, Judith's
arch -rival and one of the bewil-
dered guests; the others are played
by Robert Haley.
Marti Maraden directs Hay Fe-
ver, and directed I Ought to be in
Pictures at The Grand last season.
Hay Fever opens October 7 at 8
p.m. and runs until October 22.
For ticket information, visit The
Grand Theatre Box Office at 471
Richmond Street or call toll free
from area code 519 at 1-800-265-
1594.
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GRADE 7 PARENTS
Hepatitis B Immunization will he offered to all Grade 7 students in
Larnbton County. The vaccine will be given by public health nurses
starting October 14, 1994.
In the next few days students will bring home an information
pamphlet on this program and a request for immunization forni
which, if you wish your child to be immunized should he signed and
returned to the school as soon as possible.
For more information contact the nearest Health Unit office.
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