Farm Progress Days to Feature Home Is Where the Heart Is
The 1982 Farm Progress Days family living program in Wisconsin runs Oct. 12 to 14 at James Burns and Sons Farms with a heart and hearth focus. Sidney Knutson will present daily talks on attitude and goals, while John Merrill leads a energy and calories in home heating session. Alice in Dairyland Dorothy Farrell attends with gift ideas, Colfax farmer Celia Lausted speaks on women’s roles and farm economics. International Folk Dancers from UW Stevens Point perform, Suzuki students play tunes, and the Family Living Tent runs 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. daily.
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James Burns and Sons
Sidney Knutson
Alice In Dairyland
Dorothy K. Farrell
Family Living
Wisconsin
Celia Lausted
Colfax Farm
Family Living Tent Showcases UW Experts In Home Economics
The Family Living Tent features experts from the central district University of Wisconsin home economists and extension meat specialists with exhibits opening at 9 30 am. Themes cover food to the future as local spinners demonstrate hand wool processing and the Pinery Spinners present Joy of Wool. Loretta Croft and the Porkets in Action repeat a popular demo from the National Park Congress in Minneapolis. Leather crafts and clothing are shown while Sew Warm promotes energy saving and snug sacks. Home is a Learning Center spot invites hands on learning for families with toys and a parent child video. Exhibits run daily with demonstrations and patterns, except during programs.
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Central District University of Wisconsin
Pinery
Loretta Croft
Porketts
National Park Congress
Minneapolis
Money conflicts not inevitable in marriage
In Ames Iowa Cindy Fletcher an extension consumer specialist at Iowa State University argues money need not clash with marriage. She notes that more than half of families identify money as a source of conflict, yet financial harmony is possible with practical planning and communication.
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Cindy Fletcher
Iowa State University
After School Calls and Finances Shape Marriage Plans
A study emphasizes after school routines to aid children left alone by working parents and advises couples to discuss finances before marriage. Experts recommend daily phone connections, clear ground rules, and flexible expectations for chores. Financial planning includes income estimates, spending plans, and joint decision making.
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Stoughton
Merrill Lynch
Super Valu
Red Owl
Land O’ Lakes
John Merrill
Merrill
Pact
Uw-Stevens Point
Germany
Poland
Russia
Ireland
Scotland
Rumania
Serbia
Phillipines
Israel
Ukraine
Suzuki
Cynthia Pagel
Alice In
Dairyland
Stevens Point
Bernadette Mayek
Ames, Iowa
Ronald Pitzer
Agricultural Extension Service
University of Minnesota
Mr. Pitzer
General Mills
Ms. Fletcher
Hiei Guy
Seaver St
Eau Claires WI
General Businere Grr
Wu Claires Wi
Heorrea
Tom Lewin
Mere Jn Pwtten
Dathdond
Rete Thrower
Mediamer Ietien
Eters
Nowe
Cal
Wener Oeek
Wei Wei Oulanhanid
IDS
Eau Claire
Menomonie
Ladysmith
Eau Call
Rice Lake, WI
WAQE
Sears
London Square
Sears. Roebuck and CO
Ramoney
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