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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1995-10-04, Page 9Rebecca Farquhar opened her massage therapy clinic at 502 Main St. on Monday. She plans to make her hours flex- ible to accomodate people's schedules. Bingo is enjoyed at Queenwsay HENSALL - The Hensall Pres- byterian ladies led an evening Bin- go this week for all the night hawks among us. We have certain- ly appreciated the weekly Bingos the ladies have provided in Sep- tember. Tuesday afternoon's worship ser- vice with Shirley Luther was well attended. In the evening Lakeview Singers gave a lovely concert in the hallways. This way each and every resident can enjoy the music. Winnie Hutton, volunteer chap- lain led Bible Study Wednesday af- ternoon. Residents benefit from her thought provoking lessons. Gladys VanEgmond and her Old Tyme Music group entertained at our monthly Birthday Party on Thursday afternoon. Birthdays cel- ebrated were: Mildred Gingerich; Harold Tripp, Jack Lowe, Mabel Selves, and Winona Jacobi. On Friday morning Resident Council met and discussed several issues. In the afternoon some retire- ment Home residents attended Aaf- ke Van Wieren's funeral. She and Hazel Daer who passed away re- cently will be missed by all. Coming events - October 8th - 7 p.m. - Thanksgiving service with Fellowship Singers; October 18th - 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. - Seminar on Pas- toral and Palliative Care with Rev- erence John De Vries. Please call 262-2830 if you plan to attend. Residents reminisce HENSALL - Monday evening members of Hensel! United Church visited Blue Water Rest Home to entertain the residents and wish Nelson Howe and Mar- garet Mousscau a very happy birthday. Donna Klopp, Auxil- iary president welcomed Shirley McAllister, Hazel Corbett, Pear) McKnight, Jeannette Turner, Mary Brintnell, Ann Annam, Marg Cole, Helen Pepper, Ju- lene Keys, Mary Kinsman and Lorna Spencer. Entertainment was provided by Ralph Stephenson on piano. Doug Insley on guitar, Bill Lin- field on banjo and Bill Pepper on violin. Helen McLean read "M' as Workshop" to the amuse- ment of the residents. Auxiliary members Mary (Comics) Gingerich and Junc Gingerich helped the church members serve fake and ice cream to the residents. Residents Vcra Thiel and' Pearl Mille thanked the gucsts for their visit. Margaret Suplat, a retired teach - from ST. Boniface School, Zurich visited with the residents on Tuesday afternoon and they reminisced about school days of today and long ago. Wednesday afternoon tea was served • by Gladys and Mary (Curtis) Gingerich. Pastor Dave Austin, Exeter Pentecostal Church conducted Thursday af- ternoon Chapel Service and Fr. Matthias Wornski, St. Boniface Church, Zurich celebrated Mass. The residents look forward to a luncheon at Millingtons of Brucefleld on October 6. Have a news tip? Call the Times -Advocate 235-1331 COMMUNITY_ Times -Advocate, October 4, 1995 Page 9 Massage therapy receives wider acceptance EXETER - Main Street is growing as a health care haven and the number of practitioners is increasing further with the addition of a new registered massage therapist. Rebecca (Becci) Farquhar opened her massage therapy clinic Oct. 2 at 502 Main St. S. (Rear). Farquhar recently graduated from the D'Arcy Lane Institute in London where she was required to spend 2,200 hundred hours in study plus an additional 100 hours involved with outreach programs. Farquhar became aquainted with other local massage therapists through her education at D'Arcy Lane and they have worked togeth- er setting standard rates. "We would rather not compete against each other," said Farquhar. Farquhar's rates are $35 for one hour and $20 for a half hour of treatment. And although the office is open Monday to Friday 9 a.m. until 5 p.m., hours will he flexible to accommodate people who can't schedule appointments during weekdays. Farquhar said the reception she's received from the medical com- munity has been excellent. Already, two clients have been referred from local doctors. Although there are now four massage therapists in town, there are very few in the surrounding areas and Farquhar expects there will be enough clients to go around. "Other therapists arc turning people away. They can't get an ap- pointment right away," said Farquhar. Some of the injuries Farquhar has treated include low hack pain, shoulder and knee injuries. While she enjoys working with athletes. the variety of clients keep the job interesting. 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