Extension F orum
' , By MRS. H.B. TAYLOR,
Home Economics Extension Agent
THE TOTAL EXTENSION
."; Homemaker
I It takes more than string to fly a kite. It takes more than
food to make a meaL It takes more than bricks to build a
house. And it takes more than a home to make a
homemaker. All of the following items help make the total
homemaker. - -
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'The extension homemakers, young homemakers, senior
citizens, and 4-H members have become actively involved
in citizenship activities. Ten clubs participated in the Flag
Day observance; 17 clubs participated in the Bicentennial
Celebration; five homemakers served as jurors for superior
court; 2,800 leaflets including a citizenship quiz were
distributed in the county by citizenship leaders; 75
homemakers are members of civic organizations;' one
member is on the county school advisory board; 17 clubs en
courage participation in the land use programs and county
water project; nve ciuds participated in Farm City Week
activities; and ten clubs assisted in recruiting participants
tor the nutrition program for senior citizens. Homemaking
is citizenship.. . v
- ' Education
The main extension homemakers objective is to make v'
the public more aware of the varied opportunities available v
to them through the Extension Homemakers Association
i ppd its many special Interest meetings and projects. This
v year, 17 clubs participated in the National Extension
pomemakers week Celebration; ten clubs participated in
window displays; 15 members gave demonstrations in
keeping with the Bicentennial Celebration; 35 "I Can Do It"
booklets were " explained and distributed to young
homemakers; ten nonreaders were recruited and recom
mended to participate in Adult ' Education . Classes,
werkships, etc.; eight clubs participated in the bookmobile
project; 15 homemakers volunteered to assist with
transportation problems of the senior citizens; 15 clubs par
ticipated in the Lap Reading Program ; and ten educational
tours were planned and carried out. In addition to these in-
. yolvements, monthly newsletters were planned and
published and homemaking information was publicized
through local newspapers and radio.
K". Family Life and Youth
7: There were many outstanding accomplishments made in
family relations this year: ten clubs promoted classes in
fchild development; ten clubs assisted other agencies in
determining the needs of the aging; six members served on
Die Area Advisory Board for that group; two homemakers
purchased the Parent Effectiveness Training Book; 15
jclubs assumed a 4-H leadership role; five members at
tended a meeting of the family life council; five clubs par
ticipated in the marriage enrichment program; five clubs
participated in the telephone reassurance project; ten clubs
(Observed Senior Citizens Month; 15 window displays were
xarried out; three exhibits by senior citizens were Included '
a-the six-county fair; many participated in . the senior
Citizen show and sale project; four educational tours were
teld by senior citizens; four family nights and cookouts
were held; one annual day of fun was sponsored for family
jtfembers; 63 attended the state fair and 93 attended the
Tsenior citizen banquet The Reach One and Help One Pro-
. 4ect was also emphasized.
. ' Health.
.Many clubs and homemakers participated in realistic ac
tion health programs for the benefit of the individuals and
Ihe community. As a result, the following accomplishments
jwere made: four club women reported having eye examina-
4)ons; 17 clubs participated in the Red, Crossi March of,.'
,uimes, cancer r una, easier aeais, Heart imve, cystic '
;F(brosis, and Blood Bank programs; many supported the
girls' Haven project; 175 women had physical examina
tions; 1500 pamphlets on drug abuse were distributed
throughout the county; eight clubs conducted a clean-up
and rat control campaign. Other activities included the en
couragement of health projects through 4-H clubs and em-
hasis on dental health. V
iJ Home Economics
;Tamilies and individuals were encouraged to develop and '
sniake use of family living resources and educational op
portunities offered through Extension Home Economics
program. As a result, the following accomplishments were
S u (See Extension Forum, page 7)
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Mrs. Ronald Wilder.
Mr. and Mrs. S.P. Toney,
i Ur. and sons, Jamie and
'Chris, of Newport News, Va.
'Jt-ere weekend guests of Mr. "
.and Mrs. W.C. Dozier.
:Mr. and Mrs. Haywood
pi vers spent several days
this week with their son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and
' Mrs. Gary Ross, in Raleigh.
If Roy Vickers, Jr. of
; Virginia Beach, Va. was a
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Xtiother, Mrs. Royce
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Miss Doris Newton of
Henderson spent' the
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Newton in Winf all.. ' ,
t,'-Mrs. Edgar White and
j daughter, Miss Eva White,
t. were weekend guests of
r'lrs. Shelton White in
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Oregory and family of
r Raleigh spent the weekend ,
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;t N.C. State University, r
Raleigh, spent the Holidays '
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