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Exeter Times -Advocate
Wednesday,December 8, 1999
A bit closer
The'Swe the Babe' campaign is a little loser to its
$800000 fund-raising goal with a $300 check from
the Wrench Bender Car Club represented by its
president Ken Clarke at right with Babe Siebert
Memorial Arena and Community Centre (Zurich
Arena) manager Kevin Geoffrey at left.74,-. Wrench
Benders donation will go towards the removal and
replacing of the baseball diamond fence for the car
show during the Zurich Bean Festival. So far about
$25,000 has been raised towards the arena renova-
tion project. (photo/Craig Bradford)
Exeter Diners meet
EXETER - Music was
supplied at the Dining for
Seniors programs in Nov.
by Jean Hogert, Maxine
Sereda, Josie Ryckman
and Wilma Davis. Meals
were served on each of the
five Tuesdays. Lucky draw
tickets were held by Jean
Allen, Marshall Dearing,
George Van Horne, Ruth
Skinner, Joe Wilds, Mabel
Stanlake, Humphrey
Arthur. 50/50 draws were
won by Helen Broderick
and Charles Mortley. A
card with get -well wishes
was sent to Ruth Arthur.
Birthday greetings were
sung for Don Stuart. A
craft sale was held on Nov.
2 and a penny sale on Nov.
23.
An impressive
Remembrance Day service
as conducted on Nov. 9 by
members of the R.E.
Pooley Branch of the
Canadian Legion. Cadet
De-ann Rolling$, one of the
five cadets chosen from
across Canada spoke of
her trip to Italy to com-
memorate the 55th
anniversary of the Sicilian
and Italian campaign. A
tour was made of cemeter-
ies where Canadian mem-
bers of the armed forces
are buried, killed during
that campaign in World
War II. Bill Van Wieren
told of his boyhood life in
his hometown of Holland.
He explained vividly what
conditions were like when
it was occupied by the
Germans. He stressed the
importance of keeping the
memory of the soldiers
alive.
On Nov. 16, Dr. Scott
McCauley, a chiropractor,
explained many ways peo-
ple can take care of them-
selves to prevent the need
for chiropractic treat-
ments. On Nov. 30 the
"Weekender" line of cloth-
ing was capably displayed
and modeled by Gail La
Plante of Exeter.
Charlotte Blok reminded
the members of the
Christmas Party on Dec.
21 and the FGot Care clinic
the first Tuesday of each
month. Call 235-0258 for
an appointment.
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Capsule Comments
with Ernie Miatello
Computers are everywhere in the medical pro-
fession. To help medical students in their train-
ing, computer-based simulators are bein:
studied. These are mannequins that are pro-
grammed to simulate serious health conditions like cardiac
arrest so the students get practice in diagnosis and treatment.
Computer morphing is being used as a smokiteterrent for
teens. The morphing program takes a current p cture of the,
teen and ages it showing how smoking prematurely ages the
face. Fear of heart disease and cancer doesn't seem to deter
teens but visual changes may.
Some people are concerned that Y2K will result in shortages
of supplies and they want to stockpile food and medications.
We advise you to have a normal amount of medication on
hand to last to the end of January. Hoarding is not a solution
that is in anyone's interest. We really don't anticipate any
o gblems.
Anticoagulant drugs ("blood -thinners") like Warfarin have many
drug interactions. Now, the common pain -reliever,
Acetaminophen (Tylenol, etc), has been found to increase the
effect of the anticoagulant. Amounts of the pain pill above six
regular tablets per day can cause this effect. Inform your doc-
tor and pharmacist If you are taking these doses while on anti-
coagulants.
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