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County President Report |
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State Dues Form |
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| Scholarship Forms |
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| Caree Advancement Scholarship |
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INDIANA EXTENSION HOMEMAKERS ASSOCIATION ® CAREER ADVANCEMENT SCHOLARSHIP INSTRUCTIONS
Eight $500 Scholarships will be given. One (1)as the Eleanor Arnold Award to an IEHA member, one (1) as the Ann Hancook Award to a degree in the medical profession, and six (6) random scholarships. Read and follow the instructions for completing the application. Applications that are incomplete or that have missing information will not be considered. Scholarships are usually granted for Undergraduate degrees rather than Masters degrees. Scholarships will be awarded with regard to financial need. Former winners may reapply |
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Career Advancement Scholarship: IEHA is offering twelve $500 scholarships to Indiana homemakers who are 25 years of age or older. These scholarships are used to complete education or upgrade vocational skills. One must be admitted to, or cleared for admission, to an academic or vocational school which is state licensed or accredited. Preference will be given to a person studying at an undergraduate level. Scholarships will be awarded with regard to financial need. Former winners may re-apply. Deadline is March 15, 2008. |
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Ruth B. Sayre Scholarship: The Country Women’s Council (CWC) offers a $500 scholarship to a woman demonstrating leadership ability and financial need. This scholarship can be used to supplement tuition, books or other required education needs. Deadline is January 15, 2008.
Applications are available at the Extension Office. |
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Adams Coutny Scholarship: A scholarship of $300 will be awarded to a non-traditional student majoring in a Consumer and Family Sciences field. Applications are available and may be requested at the Adams County Extension office, the Adams County Community Foundation or through e-mail. Deadline for applications is June 1, 2008. |
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| Volunteer Community Support |
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Teen Dream Pillows |
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These pillows are made for TEEN patients at Riley Hospital for Children. You might also consider donating them to your local hospital, fire department or police department. The pillows will help brighten hospital rooms of ill teenagers. These will be distributed only to the teens so the fleece pattern should be geared toward their age group.
Use a 16" pillow form. The pillow form must be non-allergenic and washable.
Cut fleece 22" x 22".
Cut fringe on the edges 1" wide x 3" deep.
With right sides of fabric facing the outside place the two pieces together and begin tying the fringe in knots. Begin by tying the least stretchy side first.
When you have three sides tied, insert the pillow form and tie the final side.
IEHA labels can be sewn on pillows before tying the fringe. Please make sure all four sides of the label are well sewn and secure. |
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Volunteer Community Support - Ronald McDonald Wish List |
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Volunteer Community Support Form |
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Cultural Arts |
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Cultural Arts Exhibit Entry Form |
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Each county may submit one item for the Cultural Arts/Heritage Skills Exhibit held annually at Home & Family Conference. Check the photos on this site to see some past exhibits. Categories, information and instructions can be found on this entry form. Hope to see your counties entry in 2008! |
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Style Show |
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Sytle Show 2008 Entry Form |
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Would you like to take part in the Sew Now Style Show during Home & Family Conference 2008? Here's the entry form needed |
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Style Show Categories |
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Here's where you'll find the categories and guidelines for the Sew Now Style Show. |
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| Conference Windows |
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Conference Wndow Application |
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Your county can showcase an outstanding event or project at Home & Family Conference 2008. Share your achievements with others. Complete this form to apply for your chance at a Conference display window. |
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| Calendar |
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2007-2008 IEHA Calendar |
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Make your plans for the 2007-08 IEHA year with this list of events. You can print your own copy. |
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| First Timer |
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First Timer Entry Form |
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Enter to win the opportunity to attend the 2008 Home & Family Conterence for the entire 3 days. If you have never attended an entire conference and are an IEHA member, you are eligible. Learn more by viewing the First Timer Facts, then complete this entry form. |
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| Local Programming |
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Brain Blitz
March 6, 2008 - Fairgrounds
Learn how to keep your brain functioning at its best, the differences between typical memory lapses and more serious memory impairments, plus the actions individuals can take to help assure their mental functioning “stays at its peak” for as long as possible, will all be revealed. Laughing, stretching, and moving will be emphasized. |
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Slow Cookery at Its Best
March 6, 2008 - 4:00 PM Adams Co. Fairgrounds
Does anything greet you with a “welcome” more than the aroma of a home-cooked meal as you walk in the door after a busy day? Come and explore the advantages of using a crock pot or slow cooker for your meal preparations: from convenience to stretching your food dollars. Input welcome! |
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Eat Smart for Bone Health
April 10, 2008 - 4:00 PM Wells Co.
Are you doing everything you can do to keep your bones healthy? This program will focus on the steps necessary to promote bone health by knowing what foods to eat, what exercise promote bone strength, while reviewing the risk factors of osteoporosis and tips to prevent falls that lead to bone fractures. |
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Understanding Poverty
April 10, 2008 - 6pm Wells Co.
Ever wonder why someone may not be able to afford food for their family, but there is big screen television in the living room? Did you know that we all live by certain rules everyday? Find out what rules we expect everyone to follow and how this may be keeping them from being economically stable. You will learn about the different sets of rules that are followed according to economic class, allowing you to understand why people may act in certain ways and make decisions we don’t understand. |
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Small Steps to Health and Wealth
April 10, 2008 - 6:00 PM, Wells Co.
Many Americans are experiencing “issues” (serious problems) related to their health and/or personal finances. There are many similarities between both aspects of life. This program will discuss 25 behavior changing strategies that can be applied to simultaneously improve both health and personal finances. By adopting three or four strategies, one will be able to take charge of their future. |
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Don’t be an Online Victim
April 10, 2008 - 4:00 PM, Wells County
Identity theft is evolving in more complicated ways that make it harder for consumers to protect themselves, and easier for criminals to set up virtual storefronts on the internet to sell confidential personal information. Some of the steps that will be discussed to help safeguard personal computers and personal information include: telephone and internet requests, reviewing account statements, and the use of firewall, antivirus and spy ware protection software. |
