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Dr. Richard Knapton
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SPEAKER PROGRAM |
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February 25th Meeting Dr. Wiliam Dalziel MD,FRCPC
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The aging brain and dementia: prevention/assessment/diagnosis and treatment.
Bill Dalziel MD,FRCPC,Specialist in Geriatric Medicine. Now retired, he was Chief of Geriatric Medicine at
the Ottawa Hospital and the University of Ottawa, as well as the chief of thhe Ottawa egional geriatric program
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March 25th, Richard Knapton
Bird Migration
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Welcome to the fascinating world of bird migration! There is still much to learn about bird migration, especially in the
fall when young birds migrate for the first time apparently with no help from their parents or other adults. We know that
diurnal migrants use landmarks, nocturnal migrants navigate by the Moon and stars (constellations), by the earth's magnetic
fields, and other cues. But some species perform incredible migration that are simply outstanding!
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Dr. Richard Knapton has been an avid birder since his teen years in England, and has graduate degrees
in bird research from UBC on Song Sparrows and University of Manitoba on Clay-coloured Sparrows. A university
professor for 25 years, he has taught biology, animal behaviour and ornithology courses at three universities,
and has researched and published 70 papers on subjects as diverse as Meadowlarks and Cormorants, Burrowing Owls
and Nashville Warblers, White-throated Sparrows and Bohemian Waxwings, as well as zebra mussels and arctic
butterflies. He was co-owner of Eagle-Eye Tours and has led birding tours to over 30 countries on six continents.
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treasurer@probusoav.ca is the address for fee payment by e-transfer.
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Stay Safe
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Johnson Insurance
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We have added a link to the Johnson Insurance web site (see "Links" page).
Johnson provides competitive rates for Probus members for all kinds of insurance, particularly travel insurance.
They are in the process of joining with Belair Direct, but this link will still give you access.
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Guests and Visitors from other Clubs are welcome.
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We are a 'Combined' Club. We meet on the 4th Wednesday of the month (except December - 2nd Wednesday).
Meetings begin at 10:00 with a few minutes of announcements and then a speaker. Members start
to arrive about 9:30 for coffee, cookies and chat (tea, Tim-bits and talk).
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Meetings are at: Gloucester Presbyterian Church
91 Pike Street Ottawa K1T 3J6 Pike Street runs north from Hunt Club just west of Conroy. The church is at the
corner of Lorry Greenberg and Pike. The parking lot entrance is off Pike.
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PROBUS' Vital Purpose
... to stimulate thought,
interest and participation in activities at a time in life when it is easy to become complacent and
self-centred.
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