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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1976-06-10, Page 15\I;L. .'"Ir"--n • J / A \ SEE US for an excellent selection of gifts guaranteed to please FATHER Shop Now FATHER'S DAY is Sun., June 20 Jeweller Exeter rant UCW gives ARC Times-Advocate, June 10, 1976 cOe exeferZinesabuocafe Page 15 tended the Brock Reunion at Riverview Park at Exeter on Sunday afternoon. r. &ill's. Floyd Cooper and tamily visited with Mr. & Mrs_ Russell Morley at Pieehurst Trailer Park on Sunday. Mr. & Mrs. Frank Mtn-Mr:Ai and John visited Monday ce ening with Mr, & Mrs, Alvin Fulton. Importance of exercise and posture stressed by local chiropractor ,by Leigh Robinson A new Chiropractor has come to Exeter. He is Dr. David Hann, Doctor of Chiropractic. His prac- tice formally began this month. Explaining what a Chiroprac- tor is, Dr. Harm says that he is basically a primary contact practitioner, able to accept patients, diagnose their problems and treat them if they are within his scope of practice, or refer them to another prac- titioner, such as a Physician, Dentist or Optometrist if necessary. Chiropractors are classed un- der the Drugless Practitioners 11,11'111.1y he Hind, hoi poia filt'a all' nut ,,oetl our bred, h 'at pall fit ‘,ot , willing; to 1, am,. itAt ,..oit , clehrultwo4 s ot3 t heredie,, po.i.;t• raali by what tr,, ft; 'oat why . . ';i,en ail),.thirigy(P, . hard faith. They were Martin De ,Jonge, Madelyn De Jonge, Carol De Jonge, Reta Heywood, Gerald Johns, Elaine Pyrn and Esther Wilson. Mr. Mrs. Torn Brintrwli, Hensall visited recently with Mr. Mrs. Alvin 'Cooper. Mr. & Mrs. G. L. Scott of Cromarty visited recently with Mr. & Mrs. W. J. Routly. Mrs. Ken Movie, Shipka and Jim Lovie, Grand Bend visited Thursday evening with Mr. & Mrs. Floyd Cooper and family. Mr. Si Mrs. Oswald Buteherit and boys of Mississauga were weekend visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Alvin Fulton. Mr. & Mrs, Alvin Cooper visited with Mr. & Mrs. Ted Warren at their cottage at Lion's Head on the weekend. Mr. & Mrs. W. J. Routly at- guest speaker, Mrs. Luther, of Hensall. She spoke on "Faith, Hope and Love." Following her talk she sang a beautiful solo "Goodness and Mercy." Mrs. Skinner thanked Mrs. Luther and presented her with a gift on behalf of the UCW. "Love divine" was sung after which Mrs. Johns -received the offering with prayer. The president, Mrs. Philip Johns conducted the business. The roll call was answered with a verse on love. It was decided to give a donation to ARC Industries DashWood. The meeting closed with the Mispah Benediction. By KATHY COOPER ELIMVILLE The May meeting of the Elimville United Church Women was held at the church. Mrs. Franklin Skinner opened the meeting with a contest on the "Women of the Bible" followed by a reading "Cry of the Lonely Heart." Mrs. Gilbert Johns read a poem on 'Kindness', A hymn was sung followed by a prayer by Mrs. Skinner. Mrs. Dennis Rowe favoured with two solos "If you know the Lord" and "Let there be Peace." Mr.; Howard Johns read the scripture and all joined in singing "I am thine 0 Lord." Mrs. Gilbert Johns led the devotions with a reading on "Kindness" and a poem "The Fluent Man." Mrs. Johns introduced the Personals Seven people were received into the congregation of Elimville United Church by profession of suggests that bending over from the waist to lift objects is one of the primary causes of lower back problems and cautions that such lifting should be done by bending at the knees while keeping the low back straight. For preventative care on an in- dividual basis he stresses correct posture, and proper exercise as primary elements. Act of Ontario. Their educational prerequisite and a four year course at a Chiropractic College. The curriculum is divided into basic sciences (anatomy, physiology, chemistry, bacteriology, etc.) and clinical sciences (x-ray, diagnosis, pathology, etc.) Of the treatment itself, Dr. Hann describes it as "structural- ly oriented, a very physical type of practice". The primary therapy is centred around the spine, the muscular and skeletal systems. He says that many seemingly unrelated afflictions are affected by these systems. As an example, he refers to arm CHIROPRACTOR, DAVID HANN, applies an adjustment to the spinal column of a patient. According to Dr. Hann, many back and neck problems, as well as other ailments can be relieved through therapy on the spine and muscular-skeletal system. He recently opened a new office in Exeter. pain that can occur from problems in the lower neck region. Working with the spine, the muscles, and the bone structure, Dr. Hann states that many afflic- tions can be alleviated or reliev- ed by the Chiropractor, although he points out that the scope of his practice is not unlimited, Ex- plaining it from an overall point of view, he feels that Chiroprac- tic, like dentistry, medicine and other health care professions are all part of the same spectrum, each contributing in their own way to preventing and curing human afflictions with some overlap among the various fields. Chiropractic is that branch of the healing arts concerned with the relationship of the spine to the nervous system by the ad- justment of the spinal column and related structures of the body. Dr. Hann stresses that early detection and treatment of a chronic ailment is a vital factor. The younger the patient is, generally speaking, the greater the chance that the treatment will affect long-range recovery. "We have been able to reduce substantially problems in patients through regular care, especially when treatment is applied early", Dr. Hann, his wife Patricia and their daughter Rebecca make their home in Exeter. The office located at 105 Main Street, has been renovated and redecorated in comfortable fashion for his patients. "Exeter is a very nice town, we're happy here", he says, adding that both he and his wife are excited about the new practice. Dr. Hann graduated from the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College in 1971, and has been practicing in London for the past five years. He is the Vice- President of the London Chiropractic Society and one of the younger members of the Canadian Chiropractic Examin- ing Board for students seeking their license to practice Chiropractic. Asked what ailment most com- monly plagues his patients, Dr. Hann notes one of the most com- mon spinal problems is in the lower back region. He points out that even though the lower back does a great deal of work suppor- ting the erect human body, it is still a relatively weak structure because anatomically speaking the human body has not progressed completely from the days of walking on all fours. He Huron Hope students treated to picnic at Pinery Park station. The children each wore a fireman's hat and some tried out the boots and coats. Mr. Reed demonstrated the oxygen mask and let each child look through it. The firemen thoughtfully gave each child a can of pop and a chocolate bar to take back to school. Visitors this month came from the Roberts School for the Hearing Handicapped, the C.N.I.B. and Children's Psychiatric Research Institute, A sample of cross-stitching that Eileen did has been hung up in the hallway and has received many compliments. Several activities have been planned for June. Huron Hope will join with the students from Goderich and Wingham to go to Storybook Gardens on June 4 where they will be the guests of the London Jaycees. Students will have the op- portunity of taking swimming lessons again at the Exeter Swimming Pool. Permission slips will be sent home later. Carrier Central Air Conditioning keeps your home evenly cool, dry and helps reduce dust and pollen that bothers allergy sufferers. And the price is less than you think. For a free estimate of the cost of installing Carrier Central air condition- ing in your home, give us a call. NO OBLIGATION, OF COURSE. *These are prices of typical installations in the houses pic- tured above using Carrier equipment. Costs can vary depend- ing on location, house layout and season. But these may be considered typical for homes of comparable size equipped with forced air heating. By E. SCOTT While the staff of Huron Hope School participated in a Professional Activity Day last month our pupils were treated to a picnic at Pinery Park. A number of Y.A.C.M.R. members from South Huron and District High School accompanied by their staff advisor, Mr. Long, planned an enjoyable day for the children. Earlier this month Mrs. MacGregor's class joined the Primary classes at McCurdy to see a presentation by the London I Humane Society on the care and protection of pets. Mr. Roland McCaffrey once again made a donation of wood to the school. These "scraps" are lovely round pieces of wood which can be used both for cr. "1-s and woodworking. These con- tributions are greatly ap- preciated. A tray of slides showing the children in various activities has gone out on loan twice now, so that interested groups can become familiar with the program. The volunteer Fire Department in Huron Park invited us to visit them last week. Fortunately the rain held off long enough for the 12 children to all ride on or in the truck, to try out the equipment including the water hoses and fire extinguisher and to tour the has never received any grants from government or trust funds, and it is for this reason that I as the Rector appeal for financial support to those people of this wonderful community who are interested enough to give some tangible support to help in this' ongoing task of repelling the ravages of time, dirt anddecay. Our work is worthwhile not only because of our civic pride of heritage,but because of the silent reminder of eternal values which are part of the spiritual heritage of all the sons of God. Contributions for the cause will be most gratefully received and may be mailed to: Trivitt Memorial Church Restoration Fund, Box 253, Exeter, Ontario. Receipts will be given and may be used for the purpose of Income Tax claims. Dear Mr. Editor: Steeplejacks have commenced work on the restoration of the crumbling brickwork of the Bell Tower of Trivitt Memorial Church, which is the current restoration project of the congregation, Over the years the maintenance of this magnificent church property has been a heavy burden to carry, but in spite of the difficulties the property is in better condition today than it has been for many years, both inside and outside, thanks to the steady continuing efforts of many interested people. While I understand that members of other communions have commitments towards their own buildings, Trivitt Memorial Church holds a warm place in the hearts of all the people of Exeter. Many tell us how much they enjoy the music of the bells, whilst others who are interested in the history of our town enjoy the very existence 9f a building which lends a prestige and dignity which is lacking in many other communities, Trivitt Memorial was built in len, the same year as the Town Hall, and before these two buildings were erected Main Street Must have looked a rather barren thoroughfare, The Church With many thanks, Yours faithfully, The Rev, George Anderson, Rector, Trivitt Memorial. Nothing gives one person so much advantage over another as to remain always cool and unruffled under all Orcumstances. --Jefferson IV% •::*i*.***" " ... •:•:.0 • • • In a house this size, about In a house this size, about In a house this size, about * L AN AUTHORIZED DEALER