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THE CHOWAN HERALD
Attends 45th
Conference
Mrs. Yates Parrish,
Chowan County Extension
Homemakers Club
president was among the
2,200 homemakers who
traveled to Durham, N.H.
for the 45th annual National
Extension Homemakers
Council Conference, August
£l3.
Mrs. Parrish representing
the N. C. Family Resource
Management Committee
accepted the third place
National Award. This award
was given in recognition of
outstanding programs on
Money Management, Estate
Planning, Energy Con
servation, Insurance, etc.
carried out by North
Carolina 25,000 Extension
Homemaker Members.
North Carolina
homemakers also received
eight other awards.
“Today’s Challenge,
Tomorrow’s Reality” was
the theme of the conference
held at the University of
New Hampshire. Delegates
represented some 550,000
National Extension
Homemakers Club mem
bers in 41 states, Puerto
Rico and the Virgin Islands.
Keynote speaker was
Shirley Lueth, from Aurora,
Neb., who is the author of “I
Didn’t Plan to be a Witch.”
Recent publications in
Ladies Home Journal
magazine were: “What’s a
Bride’s Mother to Do” and
“Only A Mother Would
Know”, both taken from the
book.
Other speakers included
Dr. Anson R. Bertrand,
director of Science and
Education, USDA; Dr.
Mary Nell Greenwood,
administrator, SEA-
Extension-USDA: and
Henry Viscardi, president of
the Human Resources
Center, Long Island, N.Y.
Workshops and learning
sessions dealt with specific
subjects of interest to NEHA
members: citizenship and
community outreach;
cultural arts, clothing and
textiles, family relation
ships and child develop
ment; family resource
management; health, food
and nutrition; housing,
energy and environment;
international concerns,
membership; public
relations; and safety and
emergency preparedness.
An oral history workshop,
young Extension
Homemakers rap session,
and a turn-around workshop
were also special features
during the conferemce.
Trade Show exhibits and
cultural arts exhibits at
tracted a large number of
viewers. An awards session
honored 50-year members
and those groups and in
dividuals winning national
awards. Entertainment at
the awards program in
cluded Fahmida Karim,
student from Bangledesh;
and the Sauk County, Wis.
Extension Homemakers
Chorus.
A special evening on New
Hampshire Night featured a
New England County Fair
setting for a clambake
dinner. The annual Couple’s
Breakfast was held on
Tuesday morning.
Spouses attending took
part in special events such
as deep sea fishing, a
University of New Hamp
shire Research tour, a tour
of commercial dairy,
poultry, apple and vegetable
farms; oyster farming and
solar energy in New
England winters.
Mrs. Bertha Perry, N. C.
Extension Homemakers
Club second vice president,
Mrs. Ruth Coleman, and
Mrs. Gladys Harrell from
Currituck County and Mrs.
Nancy Madrey, North
eastern District Young
Homemaker from
Perquimans County also
attended from this area.
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