The Rayne Acadian-Tribune from Rayne, Louisiana • 11

THE RAYNE ACADIAN-TRIBUNE Virgie Foreman Named President-Elect Of La. Extension Homemakers Council Thursday, May 30, 198S Page 11 And Acadian-Tribune will always be grateful for the friendship and appreciated influence Virgie Foreman has shared with us through the years. Her thoughtfulnesa and beautiful dedication to others has helped earn this state honor for her, and we are proud to say "Congratulations" to a dear friend! Without the Louisiana Cooperative Extension Service in our lives, we would not have been so successful in our farming operations. They taught us to do proper bookkeeping, fertilizer, herbicide, etc. We are eternally grateful for their assistance in making our rural life more pleasant, and profitable." 1 a charter member of extension building facilities, site, etc.

committees. 3 Explaining further her life's goal, Virgie Foreman states: "I love to cook, bake, do needlepoint, sew, garden, and most of all my goal is 'To Help People To Help I am so thankful for family and friends and Thank God every day for the power to use my mind and body to the best of my ability in trying to become a better person. The extension way of life has enriched my family and community and improved the quality of life of everyone we come in contact with. Effective JUUE 1, 1905 My office conveniently located in the rayke dbakcu hospital PILL DE OPEN FROtt yy A ,7 Bayou offices held by Mrs. Foreman were: president 1975-78 and 1983-86; reporter 1971-81 and 1983-86; secretary 1971-81.

In the Parish council offices held were: vice president 1975-77; president 1978-82; reporter and pic. 198341; family life and youth co-chairman 1984-85. In the State council offices held were: Acadian Area Director 1982- 83; LEHC 1st vice president 1984-85; LEHC membership chairman 1984-85. And in the National Council, she attended Legislative workshops at Laramie, Wyoming 1983 and presented workshops at LEHC convention in Lafayette educating parishes. Special assignments on state level included LEHC Constitution By-Laws Committee member 1981-82; chairperson of this committee 1983- 84; LEHC advisory board member committee 1982-84; LEHC Key Leader Award committee chairman 1984; Area coordinator for Acadian Area Meeting and training workshops for all educational chairman of Acadian Southwest Area Eunice, La.

1982-83. She also served as chairman of Vermilion Overall Advisory Extension Committee 1982-; Charter Member of Vermilion 4-H Foundation Fund, Inc. board of directors, now serves as vice-chairman, and is UNTIL 12:00 KQOri On Four Or Five SATURDAYS My fees will be identical with charges on weekdays. For details you may call 334-5123 or 334-5141 House calls up to 25 miles Jacob Sctfutra, B.S.tt.D. Rayne, La.

CAJUN VIDEO CENTER 703 5th St. Dujon Beta, V.H.S., Disc New Arrivals KARATE KID VHS MISSING IN Beta ACTION BODY DOUBLE DISC Phone: 873-8211 or 873-4169 OPEN: 10a.m.-7p.m. Sun. lp.m.-4p.m. 1 I I I I 1 1 Yo "To Help People Help Themselves" This very special goal typifies the many accomplishments and beautiful life of a lovely lady, Mrs.

Youngs (Virgie) Foreman of the Indian Bayou community, who has just received the well-merited honor of being named President-Elect of the Louisiana Extension Homemakers Council for 1986, a state-wide recognition of her splendid leadership and contributions, primarily as a member of the Tri-Parish Indian Squaws, Indian Bayou Home Ec Club and the Vermilion Parish Homemakers Council. Her selection as President-Elect means that she will automatically assume the State Presidency of the Louisiana Council for 1987-88, with much advancement ahead under her dedicated Homemaker services. A look to the past brings the background upon which this State honor for Mrs. Foreman is based. As Virgie Broussard she graduated from Abbeville High School In 1938.

She was married to Youngs Foreman of Indian Bayou 43 years ago, the couple observing a very special agriculture-oriented family, farming soybeans and rice, with crawfish produced and angus cattle a large part of the family's interests. They are the parents of three daughters, (Mrs. Larry) Gwen Conv eaux, (Mrs. McRay) Patricia Guidry, and (Mrs. Larry) Peggy Sue Gisclair.

They are also mighty pro- Les Amis Officers Named Honorary officers for the month of May for Les Amis de la Famille have been announced as follows: General: Mrs. Richard Hensgens of Eunice, $100. Colonel: Mme. Huguette Cowlombe of Broussard, Canada, $20. Corporals: Alice Ray Faul of Church Point, Verde H.

Andrus of Orange, Texas, Brent Foreman of Rayne, Jo Myers of Crowley, Inez G. Aubrey of Lafayette, Debbie King of Rayne and Pearl Cormier of Church Point, $10 each. Captain of the Month: Louisette nd Paul Broussard of Rayne, I10. In Our Mail To the Staff of Acadian-Tribune The Charmers of Rayne Branch Hospital wish to thank you and your staff for your support and the wonderful publicity you have provided us during our first year. With your help we are better able to provide this service to our community.

Sincerely The Rayne Branch CHARMERS Myrta Fair Craig, Publisher The Rayne-Acadian Tribune P.O. Box 260 Rayne, La. 70578 Dear Mrs. Craig, Just a note to thanks to you, the Staff of The Tribune, and especially Steve and Brent for all of the help that was given to the Recreation Department in promoting and covering the First Annual Acadiana Kids Baseball Clinic. Without this help, The Clinic would not have been such a success.

With the passing of the first Clinic, we can set our sights forward on next year's Clinic. Once again, Thanks, and remember, these Thanks are coming from the kids also. I I I I 1 1 Sincerely, Jim Petitjean Rayne Recreation Department Buggy Festival Pageant, Ball Tickets Available Call the Acadia-St. Landry Hospital for tickets to the Buggy Festival Pageant and Ball and also for the Queen's Luncheon to be held in the OMP School cafeteria. Tickets for the Pageant and Ball will be $5.00.

Those attending will see the First Buggy Festival youth queen crowned, arid the Senior Citizen Queen and King crowned and will attend the Ball. Tickets for the Queen's luncheon, which will be a crawfish etoufee dinner, are being sold for $4.00. There are a limited amount being sold so get your tickets early. S5 I I I Virgie Foreman ud of their ten grandchilren, ln- eluding a set of twins. Mrs.

Foreman has been a 4-H leader for over 35 years in the community and parish. Her girls were all 4-H winners, key leader, scholarship, rice cookery, cherry pie baking and yeast bread demonstration girls. All attended short course every year and Peggy was a National Achievement Winner. She has also been an honorary Future Homemaker of America Organization Mother since girls were in active participation of organization. In the local club, TPIS-Indian 1984 BellSouth AdVertWng trxl Publishing South i 1 I Bust Because ELLOW TTtaE 8.

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