Holidays Bazaar by Area Homemakers Clubs
Nearly 30 Extension Homemakers clubs showcase decorations gifts crafts centerpieces and baked goods for a Holidays Bazaar on October 26 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the 4H building Frederick Fairgrounds with food sales and free parking. Co chairs Beverly Zienda and Pauline Duble from Thurmont invite neighbors to attend. Kathryn Nicodemus of Walkersville was elected president elect of the Maryland Extension Homemakers Council for one year and may become president for two years. Do elderly and handicapped transportation surveys due by October 31. Craft dates include Doilie Demonstration October 29 and Sleigh Bronzing November 7 and 9.
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Holidays Bazaar
Frederick Fairgrounds
Beverly Zienda
Pauline Duble
Thurmont Club
Maryland Cooperative Extension Service
Kathryn Nicodemus
Walkersville Club
Maryland Extension Homemakers Council
Homemakers
Kathryn
Frederick County Homemakers
Frederick County Homemakers Clubs
C. Kurt Holter
Temporary jobs becoming permanent way of life
New York reports a rise in full-time temps as workers seek flexibility for family life and auditions. Carolyn Hudson of Albuquerque, a permanent temp for a year, values three-day weeks and time for her son. Tina Keefe Radonic says temping offers security and variety across legal, real estate, and acting work.
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New York
Carolyn Hudson
Albuquerque
N.M
Ms. Hudson
Tntina Kaefo
Vicki Tollinger
Boise
Idaho
Ms. Toliinger
Uniforce
Learning to Use Objects Guides Early Development
Growing Child newsletter explains that a baby first learns to lift and drop objects, developing hand eye coordination and grasping skills by six months. As exploration expands, babies distinguish sounds from different items and practice with household objects.
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P.O. Box
Lafayette
Ind
Windows Beautiful extension class on window treatments
University of Maryland Extension Home Economics hosts Windows Beautiful on Tuesday October 29 from 10 am to noon at the Carroll County Extension Office Westminster. Judy Williamson will discuss current trends fabric selection and a slides view. Registration is $2 and payable in advance to Carroll County EAC by mail with name address and phone. The program welcomes all citizens without regard to race color sex handicap religion age or national origin.
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University of Maryland Extension Home Economics
Carroll County
Westminster
Judy Williamson
Ist
University of Maryland
EAC
Agriculture Center
Maryland Cooperative Extension Service
Halloween no treat for pets warns HSUS officials
The Humane Society warns Halloween poses risks for pets as pranksters target animals. Keep dogs and cats indoors during trick or treat hours and ensure strong leashes and current ID. Avoid hazardous treats like chocolate and guard pets from costumed confusion with a quiet room retreat.
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Humane Society of the United States
ASUS
Phyllis Wright
HSUS
Wright
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