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Clinton News-Record, 1978-05-18, Page 11the BA YFIELD bugle Grads praise Pfrimmer CIinic Four Americans recently completed a three week course to become the 11 th class of graduates from the Therese C. Pfrimmer Clinic, Bayfield. With this the graduates have now earned the title of Deep Muscle Therapists (DMT) and upon their graduation will make 32 clinics throughout the United States and Canada. ®Thirty-two individuals are w recognizing that muscles are the cause of many crippling conditions, releasing these muscles. that have become involved, allows the blood to circulate and heal the body. At the Therese C. Pfrim- mer Clinic No. 1, Mrs. Pfrimmer, the founder and discoverer of deep muscle therapy is a teacher of this technique that has relieved many people from crippling diseases. Her work is known world wide, especially in Canada and the USA. Commenting on her work and the deep muscle therapy treatment the graduates Sade the following com- ents: "As a chiropractor, I can sincerely appreciate the very valuable further knowledge of muscles 1 have acquired ' under the very exceptional teacher, Therese C. Pfrim- mer," Andrew Lewis, DC, RM. DN. DMT of Soddy Tennessee explained. "I have attended many educational classes in Canada and the United States, but nowhere have I received the intensive per- sonal instruction that I have received at this clinic for crippling conditions and prevention," he noted. Claude Hoff Reg. M, DMT from Souderton, Penn- sylvania commented, "I have been a Masseur for about seven years and also a Reflexologist for about two years. A great change came when I was asked to read a book, "Muscles Your Invisible Bonds" written by my teacher Therese' C. Pfrimmer. What I thought I was doing no longer made sense but what I read truly did." So I wrote her to enroll for the course," he went on. "I ,did not realize half from the book. but by personal in- struction and guidance she has taught me a wealth of information no school could match in three weeks. Her way of teaching should be copied by other schools. I hope and, pray I will be worthy of carrying on her work in my area in Penn- sylvania. and with God's help, I'll tackle any situation. as she has done." Julia Muller, Reg_ M, DMT from Campbell Hall, New York remarked, "1 came across Therese's book two years ago when I was suf- fering from some chronic athletic injuries_ It caught my interest because doctors and chiropractors whom I bad been to never mentioned muscles as the cause of my back or hand troubles, nor had., they been able to help me_ She added, "As a Biologist. the book made so much sense to me that I wrote to Therese saying I would love to become a student of hers if I could feel physically up to it. After two treatments I felt confident enough to enroll in a massage school and begin the steps which led to this graduation.. It will be a dream come true to return knowing I. can help people regain their health." The fourth student, Mary Rose Popovich, Reg. M, DMT from Milwaukee, Wisconsin, also praised the course and the therapy. "While working as a masseuse in Milwaukee, I was introduced to Theme C. Pfrimmer who had come to treat a lateral sclerosis case. He had been treated for about a year at her clinic in Bayfield_ Previous to treatment he had been considered hopeless and had only a short time to live. by the medical profession_ He was unable to use his arms or lower limbs and his speech was also affected. He was considered a vegetable." Mary Rose Popovich said_ "Now he is giving public talks and using his limbs. This radiant and energetic lady inspired me to learn this technique. The results spoke for themselves as it has helped thousands off patients_ This remarkable therapy was developed through years of perseverance to prove that the muscles are the cause of crippling conditions and are Your Invisible Bonds." Baptist church news by Janet Talbot Rev_ Les Shiel of Tillson- burg, who due to ill health has retired from the Mission Field in Peru, under the Regions Beyond Missionary Union, has accepted a call to the Bayfield Baptist Church and will begin his duties here, Sunday, May 21, Pastor Shiel, his wife. Stella, and their family, Brian, who is a student in Tillsonburg high school, and Joy, who is finishing her high school education at, the Briarcrest Bible College in Saskatchewan, are all well known and loved in this church. The Sunday School has contributed to their Missionary support and they will be warmly welcomed here_ Mr. Ron Gardiner, a student at Emmanuel Bible ,College in Kitchener, was guest Pastor for both services at the Bayfield Baptist Church on Mother's Day_ Representing all the mothers, Mrs. Les. Talbot as the youngest mother, Mrs_ Russ Kerr as the oldest Mother, and Mrs_ Norm Talbot as the mother with the largest family present, were given lovely plants. At the evening service Mr. Gardiner. a former Jehovah's Witness, took his text from the first chapter in the book of Galations. The special music for, the day was supplied by the Young Peoples' Class of the Sunday School,who sang two songs, dedicated to their Hardly. Because they tend to be inferior stones, often not worth the discount price. That's o 'bargain" you can't afford. Instead, come in and see our collection of quality gems. fairly priced. We base our diamond pricing on cutting, colour, clarity and carat weight of the stone. 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Georges P Vanier.. _This week is National Week for the Mentally Retarded and is a week set aside each year when every member of the community is urged to give support and understanding to programs which strengthen and enrich the lives of mentally retarded persons. Please welcome the can- vassers who will be calling on you this week. Should you be missed and wish to make a donation, Warily Haw will be more than pleased to accept your donation_ Smile A mistake at least proves somebody stopped talking long enough to do something. The i l th class of Deep Muscle Therapists recently received their graduation certificates from the Therese'C_ Pfrimmer Clinic in Bayfield. Those graduating included, left to right, Julia Muller, Campbell Hall, New York; Dr. Andrew Lewis, Soddy, Tennessee; their instructor, Therese Pfrimmer; Claude Hoff, Souderton, Pennsylvania; Mary Rose Popovich, Milwaukee, Wisconsin- (News -Record photo) Tuyll St. site Council okays subdivision by R.J. Thompson and studied the petition which At its regular meeting was presented at the last Monday evening, Bayfield meeting. requesting stricter council approved the by-law enforcement. The agreement for the Ducharme lawyer will be contacting the subdivision east off Tuyll legal counsel for the Street_ Council also stated its petitioners, intention to acquire a lot from Councillors' reports were Mrs_ Muriel Shillington, to given on the progress of allow the developer to build paving and recommendations an access road off Tuyll for the location of several new Street into the subdivision_ street lights in the village_ The owner has been ap- Tuesday. May 23 will be proached several times. but garbage collection. instead of does not wish to sell the lot, Monday. This is to coincide one of a parcel of three_ ls-ith the annual spring trash THE Village has decided to pursue, a course of ex- propriation if necessary. citing the need for a general access and emergency vehicle route _ When interviewed on Tuesday. Mrs_ Shillington said she has not changed her mind_ The lot which the Village wants is part off a property on which her daughter intends to build a home_ She does not want the property reduced. The owner expressed doubt about the need for this access. since there are alternate locations_ She also said that should access be needed in that immediate area for an emergency vehicle. it would simply be taken across the lot anyway_ Mrs. Shillington says her neighbours have indicated they are not pleased about the Village's intention to force the sale off the lot for a street off Tuyll_ They are not con- vinced of the need for an access in that particular location. nor are they happy about the prospect of the greatly increased traffic which would be generated on Tuyll Street In other business. Reeve Oddleifson reported that the Village's lawyer had received J • THIS BEAUTIFUL NEW HOME ON YOUR FOUNDATION by 1717e5 "THE AFFORDABLE SOLUTION" BUILT TO YOUR FAMILY NEEDS INCLUDES: Ali approvals - C.M..H.G. C.S.A.. Etc- Bride Front and Aluminum on 3 sides. Broadloom Living Room. 3 Bedrooms, Kitchen Cabinets. by Paris kitchens. Built to Ontario Building Code Spec's. 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For the worship service, the meditation and litany were read by Jeanne Bennett_ Delores Dutot reported on the progress of the autograph quilt which is being made by the members_ With the blocks almost completed. the group will be selling tickets on it and will make the draw at the September meeting. Sarah Storey gave a very informative report on the annual meeting of the Anglican Church Women, held in London. The Deanery meeting for South Saugeen will be held on June 6 at Pine River Church. Jean Perdue, as the guest speaker demonstrated her talehts on making artificial flower arrangements and the different materials that can be used_ Rector William Bennett closed the meeting and then a flea market took place and articles brought in for the bale to be sent to the north were packed_ A tasty lunch was served by the hostess, assisted by Vera Miller. } LINTON NEWS -RECORD. THURSDAY. MAY 18. 1978—PAGF. 11 Hensall sales barn report Demand was active and prices steady last Thursday at the Hensall Sales Barn. Supply consisted mainly of heifers and steers. Fat cattle heifers, $62.50-$66.26, sales to SO.; steers, $64.75-$66.50, sales' to $67.50. Pigs; weanlings $35-$42; chums $45.$57.50. Personals The community of Hensall grieves the passing of Miss Mattie Ellis, long time resident, who died at Huron - view last Saturday, at the wonderful age of 96. Miss Ellis was the author of the Centennial booklet, Hensall, a wonderful place to live. Charles Mickle, Hamilton spent the weekend with his mother, Mrs. Laird Mickle. Tom Brintnell is, a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Allan and Miss Linda Bell visited with Mrs. Allen's mother, Mrs. Robert McVean in Bayfield on Sunday. Miss Bell is godmother to baby Jen- nifer. 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