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JUNE/JULY 2021 Take One, It’S Priceless! Bucks County Women’S Journal 7KH2QO\(GXFDWLRQDO1HZVSDSHU6HUYLQJWKH:RPHQRI%XFNV&RXQW\ JUNE/JULY 2021 Take One, It’s Priceless! Bucks County Women’s Journal 7KH2QO\(GXFDWLRQDO1HZVSDSHU6HUYLQJWKH:RPHQRI%XFNV&RXQW\ My Hair Pelvic Floor PT for Acne and Is Thinning. Overactive Bladder Sun Protection Do I Have Options? By Catherine Apicella, By Jessica Doyle, By Anita Polin, PT, PYT, PRPC, 3$&%RDUG&HUWLÀHG Salon 360 Breathe and Blossom Physician Assistant, Dermatology, Dermatology Partners page 7 page 16 page 17 Please join us in welcoming Kym Baldwin Owner/Artist of Kym Baldwin Photography to the Bucks County Women’s Journal team! WWWW.BUCKSCOUNTYWOMENSJOURNAL.COMWW.BUCKSCOUNTYWOMENSJOURNAL.COM 3URÀOHRQ3DJHV june & july events Publisher’s Note Continuing through June 19 Jean Childs Buzgo: Vibrance Aptly titled, this exhibition features the artist’s expanded color palette and use of mixed media. Silverman Gallery, 4920 York Road, Route 202, Holicong, in I am ready for some Summer Fun! the Buckingham Green Shopping Center. 215-794-4300. Open Wednesday– Summer is here. It’s time for some Saturday, 11 am–6 pm and Sundays 11 am–4 pm. Other times and private outdoor fun. As restrictions are being viewings available by appointment. www.silvermangallery.com. lifted, events like fairs, carnivals, May 23-September 6 concerts, craft shows and car shows Measurement Rules are returning. I for one can’t wait Included with Mercer Museum admission. Measurement Rules is a family- to enjoy and support some of our friendly, interactive exhibit created by the Children’s Museum of Pittsburgh. local events. If you are still hesitant Measurement Rules explores the meaning of size, height, length, weight and about attending an event, there are volume through a variety of hands-on activities like giant tape measures, many beautiful parks where you treadmill odometers, balance scales and more! 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It was a Civil War–era stop for Join the Family travelers going between Philadelphia and Bethlehem/Allentown. The home and barn have displays of mid-19th century domestic and farm life. The museum has displays of 19th century life and everyday artifacts. Free, donations appreciated. Become a part of the Held at the ©1800s Strassburger Farmstead, 407 Keystone Drive & Bethlehem growing family of Pike in Sellersville. Mask required. For information: 267-614-9174. professionals who educate June 18 & July 16 while promoting. This proven 7KH%XFNLQJKDP%XVLQHVV:RPHQ·V5RXQGWDEOH1RZRQ=RRP Held on the third Friday of each month, from 9:00 to 10:20 am. Join us for a bit successful combination of live, on-camera, mask-free socializing and a program to inspire local business creates community women in many walks of life. Contact Rhonda Garland at the Silverman Gallery for more information: 215-794-4300 or [email protected]. awareness for your business and offers a -XO\0HUFHU0XVHXP )RQWKLOO&DVWOH'DLO\7RXUV 7XHVGD\6XQGD\²&KHFNZHEVLWHIRUDYDLODELOLW\ tremendous $15 Adult/$13 Senior/$8 Youth/FREE Members or Child (5 and under) growth potential. Discover Bucks County’s premier cultural attractions, the Mercer Museum & Fonthill Castle - two historic properties that celebrate the legacy of Henry Chapman Mercer (1856-1930), an American archaeologist, tilemaker and collector. Enjoy a self-guided tour through the Mercer Museum’s core collection Call: 215.872.1814 of over 50,000 pre-Industrial tools or a one-hour, guided tour through Fonthill Castle, Henry Mercer’s home and showplace. Both are open Tuesday - Sunday or email: from 10:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Visit mercermuseum.org for more information. 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The Women’s Journal assumes no responsibility for unsolicited material or reproductions made by advertisers. This newspa- per will be published by the 15th of every other month. Representations by The Women’s Journal COPYRIGHT 1999 ™ June/July 2021 Table of Contents BCWJ ~ Page 3 Fashion 2 New Summer Exhibits at Mercer Museum .............................. 26 Lace Silhouettes Lingerie is Celebrating 33rd Anniversary .......... 4 Pearl S Buck, Grand Opening of the Janet L. Mintzer Center ... 26 How Finding the Right Bra & Fit Changed My Life ...................... 5 Art Gallery Health & Beauty Silverman Gallery, Sending Art Out into the World .................... 27 Salon 360, We Care About Your Safety ....................................... 6 Furry Friends Salon 360, My hair is thinning, Do I Have Options? .................... 7 Bucks County SPCA, Barn Bash ............................................... 28 Life Coaching Community The Power of Positivity ................................................................ 8 Friends for Heroes 6th Annual Golf Outing ................................ 29 Weddings & Events Making A Difference The Gathering Place, It’s Time to Celebrate ................................ 9 Buckingham’s Mightiest Knight: Bryan Rosica............................. 30 Home Remodeling Save the Date, Knight Out for Bryan,......................................... 31 The Little Things, Coleman Home Remodeling ..........................10 A Woman’s Place Launches the Founding Mothers’ Society
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