Mark your Calendar C4-C6 Dining Out C3 June 4, 2015 Countdown has begun for Michener’s Rodin exhibition C9 The Bucks County Children’s Museum in New Hope celebrat- ed the grand opening of “Hospital,” an exhibit by Doylestown Health, on May 30. The exhibit, which serves to help children learn about and feel comfortable in the health- care setting, gives youth a chance to drive a kid-sized ambulance, check out X-rays and find out their heart rate. Grand opening activities includ- ed a lesson on hand hygiene, fitness activity, face painting and games. Dr Naline Lai, Dr. Jason Komasz, Lou Lombardi with daughter Georgia Lombardi, Jim Brexler, Doylestown Health CEO; Kelly Krumenaker, director of the Bucks County Children’s Museum; Stephen Raab and Marie Brickley Raab, Norman Raab Foundation; George Micheal, owner of Union Square, where the museum is located; Central Bucks School District Superintendent David Weitzel, and children Ava, Andy, Charley and Delaney, cut the ribbon on the new “Hospital” exhibit. Eliza and Barbara Tuzzo play with doctor tools. Jack tries the healthy choice game. Kathy Lambert, past president of the Doylestown Health Foundation, Becky Stewart and Stephanie Petersen, project manag- er, stand in front of a time line of Doylestown Hospital, which is part of Doylestown Health. The entire project at the children's museum was funded by a grant from the Doylestown Health Foundation. Molly Owen and Jackie play doctor at the new wing of the museum. “Hospital” comes to Bucks County Children’s Museum Delaney and Charley Brexler try out the patient bench in the ambu- lance. Photographs by Chiara Chandoha Greeters Jeff Thompkins and Natalie Weidner get ready to hand out physicians’ hats and backpacks to all the children in attendance. Jim Brexler, CEO of Doylestown Health, and his children, Andy, Charley and Delaney, play “Operation.”