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Show T I Catalog features home businesses By Judy Magid Tribune Lifestyle Writer Paulette Barker cried when her mother threw away her only doll. I was 23. Can you imagine? I cried for three days," she said, reminiscing about a lifelong affection for dolls that began as a child in France. Today, her house in Centerville is full of dolls most her creations. Mrs. Barker has been making dolls professionally for three years, but they have won prizes in art shows throughout the Mountain West. Yesterdays Dolls by Paulette is .typical of the quality of items listed in Direct Connection, a new catalog from which shoppers can buy directly from the "I always loved dolls. I can remember playing with them even when I r. was 16," Mrs. "When I I in a similar manner and represents a personal story. This directory is different from a catalog in that people buy directly from the manufacturer," explained Pat Zahne, president of Utah Home-froGallery and creator of the Di- in the home. The first rule is that the item must be original with the manufacturer, she said. We have a tradition of handmade items in this area. I saw a need for marketing them outside Utah." About You. Connection began Barker said married and came to used every occasion America, birthdays, anniversaries, holidays to buy dolls for my nieces in France. "Then my husband, George, said, 'You don't need an excuse. If you want to buy dolls for yourself, you can Luy them.' "It never occurred to me that I could do that," she said. Doll Is Reminder After collecting dolls made by other people for several years, Mrs. Barker decided to take a class in doll making at a Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints Relief Society meeting. She threw away the second doll she made, but kept the first. It keeps me humble," she laughed. Nearly every item listed in Direct nt rect Connection. words, when you first awaken. Try keeping your eyes closed for a few moments when you awaken and By Dr. Joyce Brothers you dream, but how much do you know about your dreams? Heres a chance to test yourself on this subject. animals, including the human animal, dream. True ( ) False ( ) 2. Little children dont dream. True 0 False () 3. The subject of mens and womens dreams is the same. True ( ) False ( ) 4. Repressing dreams can be dangerous. True ( ) False ( ) 5. If you don't recall your dreams, stop trying, because there's nothing that can lp stir your memory. True .( ) False ( ) Dr. Joyce 6. If you dream that you're taking off all your clothes or are walking through a city street naked, it probably means that you want to do this. ( True ( ) False ( ) Getting up a little earlier than usual each morning may help you to recall your dreams. True ( ) False ( ) 8. Dreaming about any particular subject means the same thing regardless of who dreams it. True ( ) False ( ) 7. Among other items available from the directory are Bean Bag Babies, by Nannette Huey; contemporary designer jewelry from Summer Studio, and by Judy Summer; aprons; Strictly Possums, by Janice Johnson; and doll tents from Country Classics. Gourmet popcorn by The Popcorn Place is a popular gift choice as are wood items from The Goose and The Hen as well as wood kits from Wood-noo- search your mind for fleeting Brothers 1. All men dream more frequently of situations that take place indoors. 4. TRUE. Dreams can be useful in helping us understand ourselves and our proflems. There is strong evidence that repeated use of drugs, such as alcohol, that block the dream process may be damaging. Delirium tremens of alcoholism may be one result. The dream mechanism that is switched off at night may appear in waking hours as hallucinations. 5. FALSE. There are things you can do that will be helpful. Keeping a pad and pencil by your bedside is one way you may be able to jog your memory. Make a practice of writing down any bits of dreams, even if its only a few thoughts that might have been part of your dream life. 6. FALSE. It might mean this, but its more likely that youre worried about whether youve exposed too much of yourself. You may be concerned about being too vulnerable. 7. TRUE. If you bounce out of bed and rush for the shower, youre much less likely to recall your dreams than you would if you set your alarm for 10 minutes before your usual waking time. This will give you the quiet and leisure to be able to allow your mind to wander freely. 8. FALSE. Dreams are highly personal. Each dreamer has his or her own set of symbols. An elephant in a dream may mean one thing to one individual and have a totally different meaning to another. If you answered six of these eight questions correctly, youre better informed than most on this subject. ANSWERS: "We want to stress that catalog shopping is not seasonal, Mrs. Zahne said. The items in this catalog are available during the year. Although most artists are from Utah, we have included the Traditional Broom Company, Sequim, Wash., and Arctic Stitching, Ltd., from Yellowknife in Canada. For information about the catalog or items, contact Utah Homefront Gallery. 10-- 9 Shop weekdays FALSE. According to Jonathan Winson, a neuroscientist at Manhattans Rockefeller University, the only mammal known not to go into the dream state, REM sleep, is the spiny anteater of Australia. He believes the anteater can get along without dreaming at night because it dreams while awake. 2. FALSE. Little children, even babies, dream. Dr. Winson points out .that little children dream as much as half the time, and in this way the child progressively develops his own ;"strategy for behavior. Winson feels that in the first few years of life, the impressions made on a new baby set up patterns that become the personality. 3. FALSE. Men and women often Thave similar dreams, but the subject "of mens dreams are frequently more aggressive and active than the subjects of womens dreams. Dreams reject life and males tend to dream more of outdoor settings whereas wo-1. Paulette Barker, left, says no two of her handmade Yesterdays Dolls are the same. Pat Zahne, the creator of catalog, Direct Connection, believes this is true of other mail items. Saturday mto i Tough love on job - love. For the last 30 or 40 years, busi- ness schools around the country have 1 primarily emphasized participative ; management . . . , says Dr. Mark Silber of United States International University in San Diego. Today we live in turbulent times, (which) calls for a transformation in the way we .manage. Todays and tomorrows managers must provide structure and specific goals. Tough love involves what Silber I calls a four s formula: sensitivity, structure, style and sincerity. He urges managers to adopt a approach that includes being '"ruthless with numbers and following through on managerial controls land time but also to be increasingly sensitive regarding interpersonal ; peep c ieu Almond w b XteinMas Ac,mPcrudes: ,re0tTS take-Ichar- Co Uagen f sof,ent"5 Lotion Hand Protein ge ipd-o- n elations. PARENTS: Send your problem teenagers on a rehabilitation challenging wilderness trip in southern Utah. Their problems will be confronted and seriously dealt with. Positive results. For more information write to: No. American Wilderness School P.O. Box 1941, Orem, Utah 84057 22-da- y take how1 Here's Adrien LOSE WEIGHT 5 6 lbs. per week STOP SMOKING The easy way Milt ' neV. .nr s'',hluf Ad.i." O .O' and. Honey HYPNOSIS TimC Freshens:r, a Lotion- - JANUARY 25th & 26th : iu SALT LAKE CITY 'Ask about our Free Guided Relaxation Program when you call" cm:r,,,eu 0237. 21 Call TODAY lor more inlo Toll Free "7 mimm 1 800-34- 8 2729 Closed Sunday wmmm mtiriCWff e, : . SAN DIEGO (UPI) Managers in ; the 70s were supposed to check the hue of their parachutes, and manag- ers in the early 80s were advised to solve their personnel problems in 60 ; seconds. Now an industrial psychologist is ; telling bosses to stash the stopwatch and the parachute and turn to "tough -r- 10-- 6 Adrien Arpel's Total Makeover Facial, hand treatment and make-up- , PLUS Take-homfive treatment Milk 'n Honey Kit all for 17.50 m 'V - -- -- Ext. 1017 Leslie Kennedy Cltnci nnothMpit 1 W5 "The artists must be able to handle the orders. They must be in business and cant Just be making these items as a hobby. And last, we consider the items marketability. Functional things are easier to sell than are items that merely are decorative." Mrs. Barker, as a manufacturer, considers the directory a convenience. We have been going to art shows around the area and selling dolls there. Last year, table fees alone were over $4,000. And of course, participating in the shows takes much time. With a family, it is sometimes too much time. Postage costs are built into the price. The consumer has to add sales tax if living in or sending items to people in Utah. Mrs. Zahne said that strict guidelines are used for artisans and craftspeople whose creations appear in the catalog. "Almost all these businesses began youre like most people Sunday, January 12, 1966 Homemade Quality Quality is the next consideration. Every item available from Direct Connection is the best you can buy from Mrs. Barkers dolls to Pecan Logs Extraordinaire by I'm Nuts What do you know about dreams? If The Salt Lake Tribune, I |
