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PAGE 10A—GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, JUNE 19, 1979
Nine graduate,.
from Pfrimmer
clinic at Bayfield
The second class of
eight students to be
trained at the, Therese C.
Pfrimmer Clinic for Deep
Muscle Therapy near
Bayfield, graduated on
June 1.
More states in America
were represented in this
class. Mrs. Pfrimmer has
tried to be selective by
attempting to choose, or
have, therapists for each
state, so that her work
can be spread out.
Mr's. Pfrimmer's Deep
Muscle Therapy program
has caused quite a stir
throughout the United
States, but no recognition
of her work has been
given in Canada, except
through the patients who
have been successfully
treated by her.
The students of the
most recent graduating
class also commented on
her work and the course
they took.
Dr. Alex Mazurin D.C.,
from Ft. St. John, B.C.
said," Therese Pfrim-
mer's Deep Muscle
Therapy has finally
received the recognition
it des'rved 30 years ago.
It is amazing what a
seemingly simple
technique has done to
help the body cure the so
called incurable con-
ditions. I was privileged
to have the opportunity to
study and learn from
Therese Pfrimmer. The
three week course was
most educational and has
answered many
questions I have thought
about for many years."
"Despite medical
training, to me Deep
Muscle Therapy is a new
approach to helping
people with a variety of
ailments," Dr. Richard
Vodegel M.D. P.S., from
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
explained.
He went on, "It is
satisfying to know that
people can find relief
from disabilities, where
otherwise there seems to
be no hope. It is also
refreshing that no
complicated surgical
operations are needed
with using the basically
,simple techniques of
Deep Muscle Therapy."
Mary Lou Crosser R.N.
D.M.T. from Osage, Iowa
praised the clinic.
"Therese Pfrimmer's
clinic is unique in that it
is a healing technique
requiring no other aids
than releasing taut
muscles. This increases
circulation so that the
body can heal itself. The
idea is simple and hard to
believe it is effective, but
it definitely works. I am
grateful to have acquired
the knowledge to take
back to my community,"
she said.
"I will be grateful
always for the op-
portunity to learn Deep
Muscle Therapy," Rosy
Mary Malone R.N. from
Bradenton, Florida
stressed.
She explained, "Being
here in Bayffield, to study
with Therese Pfrimmer
has been great. I am
looking forward to using
what I have learned to aid
others to feel better.
Thanks, Therese."
Another graduate from
this recent course, Sally
C. Barbaree Pt. of the Ra -
Mar Clinic, Montgomery,
Alabama agreed.
"Therese Pfrimmer's
Clinic has helped many
people who would not
have been helped,
because doctors have told
them that they could not
be helped anymore and
not anything could be
done for them. Then a
patient, sometimes a
small child, comes to her
clinic, maybe in a
wheelchair or on crutches
then, after the treatment,
gets up and walks. I know
of no other clinic where
this can be done. God has
truly blessed this
woman."
"I have practiced
chiropractic for 11 years,
along with some
osteopathic manipulation
and had success.
However it is my con-
tention, after taking the
Pfrimmser Technique
Course, that every
chiropractor' should be
taught this course,"
claimed Dr. Eve Venturi
D.C., from Ojai,
California.
Another experienced
person in the field,
Gtetchen S. Peterson
from Hartland, Vermont,
was also impressed by
the course.
"Being a massage
therapist for five years, it
was a rich experience for
me to learn the correct
way totreat crippling
ailments. Working in
Vermont in a Cerebral
Palsy clinic, I needed this
knowledge to save
children from un-
neccesary operations. We
should be grateful to Mrs.
Pfrimmer for
discovering the Deep
Muscle treatments which
can ease the pain of
many, and promote the
healing process in those
who need it–most," -she
'voiced.
People have come
thousands of miles to
study at the Pfrimmer
clinic near Bayfield.
Graduating from the
most recent class was
Sharon Y. West L.M.T.,
from Honolulu, Hawaii.
"I am truly grateful for
the opportunity I had to
learn the - Therese
Pfrimmer Technique of
Deep Muscle Therapy,"
she explained. "When all
other forms of therapy
have failed, it's so
rewarding to see,
Cerebral Palsy, Multiple
Sclerosis and paralysis
patients imprdve and get
well after Deep Muscle
Therapy treatments. My
sincere thanks to a
dedicated woman who is
so willing to share her
knowledge with others so
that chronic and terminal
cases ian have a new
lease on life.
A large class graduated last week from the
Pfrimmer Clinic in Bayfield. Left to right, front row
are, Sharon West of Hawaii, Mrs. Pfrimmer, and
Gretchen Peterson of Vermont, Back row are Mary
Kish of Niagara Falls, Dr. Eve Venturi of
Horticulture meeting
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in London from June 13 to
16 to discuss horticulture
as an investment in the
future.
More than 500
delegates, representing
the 16 districts of the
Ontario Horticultural
Association, are expected
to attend this annual
convention.
"Delegates will be
encouraged to discuss
what the societies can do
to improve communities
now and in the future,"
says Russ Gomme of the
Agricultural and Hor-
ticultural Societies
Branch, Ontario Ministry
of Agriculture and Food.
New features of the
convention are the
specialty societies
sessions. Represen-
tatives from five
specialty horticultural
societies, including -the
rose society and the
rhododendron society,
will discuss their projects
With delegates.
Sessions during the
two-day official program
range from tree care to
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beautification. Speakers
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from the University of
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Collegeand represen-
tatives from garden clubs
in Nova Scotia and the
United States.
Approximately 57,000
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GODERICH AREA PLANNING BOARD
PUBLIC
MEETING
TUESDAY, JULY 3, 1979
7:30 P.M. '1
Council Chambers - Town Hall
57 West Street
Purpose:
To discuss a change in the Official Plan of the Town of
Goderich to redesignate the and known as Lot 549 and
Part Lot 548, Registered Plan Number. 7, more
specifically known as the land on the west side of
Maitland Road between East Street and Nelson Street.
from an Industrial designation to a Residential
designation.
Comments and participation ate welcomed from all In-
terested persons.
For more information, call 524-9492.
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Secretary, Planning Board
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