Abbeville Meridional from Abbeville, Louisiana • 14

Page 14, Sunday. Feb. 8, 1983 Homemaker leaders attend day of j- jm mm 1 Sy 1 -ti I I. i Yt educational program training create a safer environment, March using phamplets and visuals. Programs in all areas of education are planned according to careful analysis of community needs, with the help of the Home Economist Alice Lan-con.

Membership is open. Interested persons may contact any club president or Alice Lan-con with the Louisiana Cooperative Extension Service in Abbeville. grams. The goals of this pro-gram of work is to inform the public of homemaker clubs and help them understand the role of the organization in improving the quality of life in family, community, state and nation. Rosanna Trahan, lifestyle editor at Abbeville Meridional assisted Virgie Foreman with this question and answer session.

Safety, health and emergency preparedness programs help prevent accidents, reduce fatalities and encourage citizens prepare for survival during disasters natural or man madel The chairman initiates programs in all areas of safety. Wanda Simon and Annie Mae Guilbeau conducted this workshop. The chairman presented a leader training on alcohol pregnancy. Members attending will present the program at all club meetings in Evette LeBlanc and Laura Belle Hebert explained family life and youth development phase of work to local leaders. Their objective is to present educational programs, help promote and develop family strength positive self esteem for families as a unit and to improve relationship among family members.

Assisting the 4-H program in Vermilion is a main objective of the council. The objective of the international understanding program is to create a better understanding, good will and friendship between Extension Homemakers of U.S. and other countries. Clubs select a country to study and on alternate years participate in an International luncheon. This enables members to become familiar with foods, cultures, traditions, government of other countries.

Leona Winch and Margaret Graffeo serve as chairman and co-chairman. Public information plays an important part in making the public aware of the benefits derived from Extension Homemaker educational pro By VIRGIE FOREMAN Council Reporter Educational chairman and cohairman of Vermilion Ex- tension Homemakers Council conducted workshops, Friday, Jan. 28 at the Extension office. The leaders were trained by their respective state leaders in order to teach local project leaders. Six educational programs are entailed.

The objective of citizenship energy enviro-ment is to increase knowledge and understanding of our citizenship rights and responsibilities in homes, clubs, communities and country. We need to develop an awareness of necessity for energy conservation and care of the environment. Lisa Broussard and Linda Comeaux serve as leaders of this program of work. Reviving traditional home arts, promoting workshops, book reviews, donating books to libraries, schools, hospitals, displaying quilts and craft exhibits are stressed through the cultural arts program of work. Arthurine Menou and Ella Mae Harrington presented their workshop on these ideas.

International understanding program; Leona Winch and Margaret Graffeo, Instructors Meridional photos by Rosana Trahan i 1 1 i- 'A in ii i I Family life and youth development; Evette LeBlanc and Laura Belle Hebert, Instructors Pgl(ipi ft 1 SPECIAL PURCHASE We've made a tremendous factory purchase of famous Sealy PosturepedicThis gigantic purchase Includes all sizes and models. It's vour once in a lifetime opportunity to own Communications; Virgie Foreman, Instructor the sleep set designed in cooperation with leading orthopedic surgeons for firm, comfortable 1 support at savings VStf1 0K5I made possioie oy inis r- special purchase. j1' tut I alfSSSfe Energy conservation; Lisa Broussard and Linda Comeaux, In structors ALL SIZES, ALL MODELS 5 INCREDIBLE BUT Hp Sealy 52.7 3 Safety, health and emergency preparedness; Wanda Simon and Brand No. 2 25.3 Annie Mae Guilbeau, Instructors Brand No. 3 22.0 AMERICA'S N0.1 MATTRESS SETS Manufacturer Suggested Retail Prices.

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