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The Times Advocate, 2005-03-16, Page 10• 10 Exeter Times–Advocate Wednesday, March 16, 2005 Do you know your Hospital Board Members? The South Huron Hospital Board Members are volunteers who serve on the Board as representatives of the community served by the Hospital. WATCH FOR MORE MEMBERS TO BE FEATURED NEXT WEEK! MATTHEW CLARKE Matt was born and raised in London, Ontario. After high school, Matt graduated from Ridgetown College in laboratory technology. Matt moved to Exeter in 1989. He has been a member of the Exeter Lions Club and on the board of the South Huron Hospital Association since 1997. He is the immediate Past Chair of the board and currently sits on the Executive & Resource Committee and Governance and Planning Committee. Matt lead the board in the successful redevelopment of the South Huron Medical Centre. Matt along with his wife Janet, are owners of the Exeter Chrysler dealership. CHERYL MASSON Cheryl was born and raised in Fergus, Ontario. She is a graduate of Queen's University & Osgoode Hall Law School. Before moving to Exeter, Cheryl practised in Kitchener. Cheryl is a member of the Quality, Risk & Utilization Committee. Cheryl and her husband, Dave Reid, live in Exeter and practise together at Little, Masson & Reid. OUTH URON OSPITAL 'BOG:1,4770N Blyth playbill: funny and fiery Stephanie Mandziuk TIMES -ADVOCATE STAFF BLYTH — The work of a Stratford play- wright will open the 2005 season at the Blyth Festival. The Ginkgo Tree, by Lee MacDougall, is a romantic and funny play introducing you to Florence the fainter and so much more. The theatre welcomes two world premieres this season. In The Thirteenth One London writer Denyse Gervais Regan draws on personal experi- ence in her work examining the unbreakable bond between mother and child. Local editor and play- wright Keith Roulston's new work is also pre- miering. Powers and Gloria is a story about friend- ship and healing. It examines the relation- ship between an old business tycoon, being nursed back to health, and a young woman. Canadian classic I'll Be Back Before Midnight has timeless appeal. Peter Colley's tale will send shivers up your spine. Last year's critically - acclaimed hit Spirit of the Narrows will close the season. Anne Lederman and Capucine Onn show you music is a lan- guage unto itself. AA rinA, FARM MUTUAL FINANCIAL SERVICES INC. 5 YR.CIC WEEK OF MAR 12 - MAR. 20/05 3.9%RATES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. Don Thompson 235-4000 New Shoppers open Thursday By Scott Nixon TIMES -ADVOCATE STAFF EXETER — At nearly three times the size of the old store, Exeter's new Shoppers Drug Mart opens Thursday morn- ing. The new store, at the corner of highways 83 and 4, offers 13,500 sq. ft., compared to the old location's 5,500 sq. ft. The added space, part of Shoppers' new design, allows the store to offer many services and prod- ucts it couldn't before. The expansion has also seen the store grow from 25 employees at the old store to 40-45 at the new one. "It's a very impressive store," owner/pharma- cist Eric Post told the Times -Advocate. "Exeter's very lucky." Post has been with Shoppers for about three years, but just joined the Exeter location in December. The new store features a completely re -designed pharmacy with a waiting area and a private coun- selling area, which Post says will be a great advantage because staff will be able to talk to Cosmetics manager Donna Lencz stands in the cosmetics department of the new 13,500 sq. ft. Shoppers Drug Mart, opening Thursday in Exeter. (photos/Scott Nixon) customers privately. The store's Healthy Living section features herbal products, vita- mins and organic foods and drinks, including soy -based milk. The store's cosmetics department is also expanded, carrying lines of products the store hasn't in the past. Post said the store will be able to do skin analyzing to help customers with their make-up selec- tions. Another new focus for the company, Post said, is the baby food section. The card section is also expanded, as is the mag- azine and book selection at the front of the store. A new photo lab will offer one-hour photo processing on-site, another new feature for the store. A Kodak pic- ture maker allows digi- tal camera users the ability to bring in their memory cards and print off their photos. Another new feature is the expanded grocery section, which will fea- ture milk, juice, eggs, cheese, sandwich meats, bread, soups, cereals, a frozen food section, ice cream and desserts. The new store hours for Shoppers are Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 10 p.m.; Saturday, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.; and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Hours will remain the same on holidays. "It's all about conve- nience," Post said. The official grand opening for the store will be held Saturday at 8 a.m. Exeter Shoppers Drug Mart owner/pharmacist Eric Post stands in front of the new store's Healthy Living section, which features herbal products, vitamins and organic foods and drinks. opt ffce WE s61urnion � "� ARE tion OPEN • PROVIDING SOLUTIONS TO ALL OF YOUR OFFICE NEEDS, INCLUDING: Black & White or Colour Photocopies FAX SERVICES Self -Inking Stamps We do CUSTOM PRINTING for your • Wedding Invitations • Buck & Doe Tickets • Business Cards • Business Forms • Letterhead STORE HOURS: Mon.-Thurs. 8 a.m.-6 p.m. • Fri. 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. • Sat. 9 a.m.-1 p.m. PLEASE STOP IN AND SEE US! 92 Main St. S. Exeter 235-1840 1 • Office Supplies • Computer Supplies • Furniture & Business Machines ++n. n lil� Ii Financial Problems? Worried? Embarrassed? We Understand. 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