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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1979-09-06, Page 7■ coiumn 14-5E WIMPY It is taken far granted that seeds produce and create of their oven Organic volition, But Frieda Siemon, still using seeds as the basis for creation, has changed this. Prs ee s. THE 11110 EXPO TOR R; $E.f With : a rnytiad t?f natural' materials,. found in and.around the house, Mrs. Siemon makes.plaques,;stttdded with, seeds: and stems and: the fruits, of plants in the shapes of flowers. She begins with canvas covered Frieda Siemon 40101.7 ,,, • Betty Cardno • chairman ritis campaig.r starts Sept :10 Mrs, Betty Cardno, acting chairman, of the Seaforth Branch., of the Arthritis Society reminds you that the annual campaign "'for funds will be held from Sept. 10 to Sept, 24th: Your giftwill be used by The Arthritis Society to support their programs of research, education, and information. Mrs. Cardno reminds you of the facts about the most serious form of arthritis•.. rheumatoid arthritis: • The chances of improve - inept are great; the majority of patients are able to return' to a .productive, fairly com- fortable life with gainful employment, • Although there is no cure for rheumatoid arthritis in the sense that it disap- pears with treatment, treat ment is predictably effective in most rases. Success will depend' on .the enthusiasm and thoroughness with which patient 'and family approach it.. • There is ' genuine optimism and confidence concerning the search for 'a cure for rheumatoid arthritis. Great progress has been. made and continues to be made. Arthritis research is paying off. • There is no pill. capsule, injection or combination of medicines now on the market which will cure arthritis. "Du not be duped, into spending. money by some quack. Your doctor can help control' your disease. • Follow, your doctor's orders exactly. Remember that treatment may be a long-term affair., "In the past we of The Arthritis Society have been,, proud of the response we. have received' when we ask for money in our:. campaign, says. Mrs- Cardno. "1 know we can look forwardto the same kind of help again this year. lam proud to be able to say. thatwith the help of all the citizens of -Seaforth anJ area, • arthritis research . is, indeed, paying off." Re- member the canvas begins on Monday, September 10th and .ends on Monday, September 24th, If you are asked to help with the canvas the assistance ,will be appreciated.` Please contact Mrs.: Cardno on or before September 10 ,TER" •MANOR 52 SUNCOAST DRIVE GODERiCH TWO NEW ALL ADULT 1HREE STOREY BUILDINGS - alt utilities paid - - controlled entrance - almond coloured appliances, Carpeted throughout laux.dry f=acilities - large storage closets - FOR .MORE RENTAL INFORMATION CALL l:EE ANN. SOLSKI. IF ilio AN$W R 686.9513' paper -press, board-. usu.aily chocolate brown_to provide a'strong `fart unobtrusive backdrop. To this 'board. she glues her materials. • ,acorns. pussy willows, pine cones. MS. Indian ctarn, lemon; peel, nut shulis» pumpkin, watermelon, muskmelon :and sunflower seeds. weeping willow stems, beech :nuts .- to -form a colourfnl.and lifelike bouquet. .Mrs. Siemon first saver simtliar plaques seven years ago, and shortly after .began making them herself. To the ideas 'sate gets: from postearda or pictures she adds imagination to create; a unique design. The stems .are .glued first - usually thin. willow branches,• the seeds are then, arranged as, flowvers, and: the 'leaves. attached last: Regular white glue is used. The: entire design is varnished or shellacked after completion, to give t sheen and strength. Althotgh the result ,IS very- colourful. Mrs, Siemon sometimes, usesoil paints to touch up. fading petals. The whole .operation, if the board is previously "prepared, takes a day to finish - Mrs, Siemon has sold some of her plaques, but many of them she gives away as gifts. The creative imagination'; evident .iin the plaques extends to the other hobbies and interests of Mrs: Sietnon. She paints in oils, quilts, hooks rug.5., and works with, crewel yarn. The home of Mr. and Mrs.. Tann• Seer o is grad with;1,q..acr; p, ltr,nts, tnatde and taut r Aker at Cone foga Former deader of the New Democratic ' Party "'(NDP); Stephen Lewis, will address '. the ;ltth - 'Convocation of Conestoga College en Satur- day, .September 29. Area residents will be •among the 2,252 students who are elig- ible to take . part in the ceremony which begins at. 1:30 p.m. at the Kitchener Memorial Auditorium. Mr Lewis, who bccante provincial leader of the NDP in 1970. will be honoured by. the College for his significant contribution to the quality of Canadian life as a humani- tarian, author, politician and journalist He resigned as Leader in February, 1978 and resigned from . politics in November, 1978: Mr. Lewis is currently broadcasting on CKey Radio and City " TV,, , writing a column for the Sunday Star and is a part -.time lecturer at. the University of Toronto in the Occupational Health Department. The following area resi- dents will graduate •from Conestoga College this year:. Arthur John McNaughton of Box 104 Seaforth; is a graduate of the Ambulance and Emergency Care • Pro- gram at the Doon Campus. He is now employed with R.S. Box Ambulance Service Sharon Medd of 'Box 728, R.R, 4, Seaforth, is a gradu- ate of the. Bookkeeping Pro gram at the Clinton Campus, - .. 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