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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1969-12-11, Page 10MAKING—Wendy Doerr is shown with stages of creation. They will become s. Doerr photo. EXETER Phone 235-0852 .4:'M.WMWM Wli=0 P? WaZV*..2 Wi;5 M,WM.Pij W.M.W'MPIPieS` WMWM•WiMPAS gMPAiZPAM c'k•NizIPiazNaNizI.Pkt;liz4- FRUIT & VEGTABLES U.S.No. 1 Large HEAD LETTUCE 29' SPY APPLES 3.33' Sunkist Navel ORANGES Large 88's 5 /3 9' SHOPI17111 BARGAINS flIR "fif Oven Ready Boneless Stuffed STUFFED PICNICS lb. 69' Schneiders No 1 CHICKEN LEGS or BREASTS PORK LIVER Butt Tasty & Tender PORK CHOPS Homemade (Crediton Brand) HEAD CH EESE b59' lb. b b Place your order now for your Christmas Turkey All sizes Fresh and Frozen Frozen Somerda le Choice toSESNIMOR,SIMWEICS Rose Brand Sweet 15 oz, jars • ^..." , • . • ,M.V0:, MIXED PICKLES Alcan 12" x 25' roll box FOIL WRAP • Aylmer 14 oz. 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Horton and Miss M. Ninham look over the program at the seminar on communication held at the Goderich Psychiatric Hospital. T-A photo r•?.t.cm reci CZti Si t7e4c:Fkit:P.,4 S'..4,filaFtv3ttCSAi t:FZFeSSFAi'Vt Ci tqtd *At Brighten Your Christmas Scene g C . POINSETTIAS FROM $1.85 . CYCLAMEN from $3.00 . FRESH POTTED MUMS from $3.50 SEE OUR ASSORTMENT OF n. Door Swags and Door Wreaths Order Early For Best Selection All Over The World bits it wqd 074 o.f4 tv(si twd 4:P44 of trisi Oci tat =Pt c'td e?4i z?totv't c.e6{;;Nol'At a?.esi cg?.4,11;F5 WITH Greens Flowers andi gg Page 10 Times..Advocate, December 11, 1969 PAS WOWS WM WM VAS WOWS VW WM VW WS WMWSVAS 00 rss vvo rhia No rho wat wrmat4o041404lovhem•PA oho wo•ilN2l1-No PROFESSIONAL LOOKING SCULPTURES like these can be made at home in any size using the maximum of styroloam, wire, hits of cloth, paste and gold spray paint. Doerr photo. Ontario R.N. association has communication seminar Last year Wendy Doerr created some beautiful, exciting and professional looking figures for Christmas. Again this year, during her days off from the Stratford Hospital where she works, she is back in the business. She is kind enough to share her knowledge with us and if you are interested in creating something of lasting beauty here is her method; You will need one styrofoam cone about 10 inches high or you may make one of chicken wire; a small styrofoam ball for the head; strips of material of almost any type of cloth except wool (to obtain different textures you may wish to use terry cloth, linen or sheer); Some fine wire (stove pipe) for shoulders and hands; a dish of polyfilla (mixed as per directions on box); gold spray paint; bits of wool or string for hair, and perhaps some beads or sequins, etc. Stand cone on newspaper. Shove a piece of wire into the ball head and the other end into the neck of the cone. Wind a piece of wire about 10" long around the cone at shoulder level. Bend a shoulder shape and extend rest of wire down for arms. Bend at the end into a small loop for hands, Dip the strips of material into the polyfilla mixture. Run your fingers down these to strip off excess paste. Proceed to drape your 'figure' with clothing. It is best to begin with an undergarment and then drape a 'choir gown over the top for a flowing robe, You proceed by folding, pleating and arranging the wet folds of paste covered cloth until you are satisfied. For the head dip short pieces of wool or heavy string into the paste and arrange as hair on the ball. A crown or halo of woven yarn or braid can be set upon the head now. The hands may also be wound with tiny bits of cloth. Set aside to dry for several days. When the figure is thoroughly hardened and dried spray with gold. Give HER a Gift That Is Sure To Please , .... 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The theme of the two-day seminar, sponsored by the Huron Chapter of the Ontario Registered Nurses Association, ' was "Do you say what you mean?" 95' of the 140 people who attended were in the nursing profession but there were members from hospital auxiliary and service clubs as well. The two days were taken up by viewing eight films which presented problems in communication between individuals and in groups. The audience was broken into small groups which discussed questions pretaining to each film and then reported to the whole group. At the end of the second day, Dr. D. Seiss, Psychology Department, Western University, gave an evaluation on the seminar and made his own comments on communication. He said in recent years there haS been much concern for interpersonal communication. He _felt the origin for this concern stemmed in part from the rapid changes in our political order. The public is now becoming disenchanted with the lack of clarity and honesty found in the news media and in some political leaders. Politicians use fine sounding terms in speaking of the arms race as "mutual deterrents". What they really mean is the "mutual balance of terror and we're frightened to hell of one another.' High sounding and impressive names like Thor, Apollo and Zeus are selected for nuclear missiles, but one never heap a missile being called Venus after the goddess of love. Politicians tend to go in for image building. Rather than discussing the important issues, they try to make a president or Prime Minister on the basis what they believe the people will accept. Then too, the public is constantly bombarded by advertising that not only often dishonest but disgusting. They are beginning to react against all this and are demanding forthrightness. Dr. Siess commented that the upsurge in communication had many good points but he warned that there might be some unfavorable aspects as well. Many people tend to become preoccupied with "why" someone said something rather than with "what" he said. He also said that it doesn't necessarily hold true that if you get a person to really say what he means that everything will be alright. The Registered Nurse Association of Ontario which was formed around 1900 is closely connected with the Canadian Association and with the World-wide Association of Nurses. It was formed to assist nurses in fields in education, health benefits and insurance. However, it is also anxious to give assistance on the personal level or with financial problems where needed. Mrs. M. Wilson, director of nursing at South Huron Hospital was a member of the planning committee with two other nurses from the Huron Chapter. 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