to the The Bullitt County Extension Homemakers Association (BCEHA) welcomes members no matter what their age, race, color, national origin, religion, marital status or gender. If you are interested in joining or starting an Extension Homemakers Club in your neighborhood or community, please contact your County Coopera-tive Extension Office at 543-2257. You can also contact any of the following club presidents to get information about joining their clubs. Visit club meetings to discover the perfect fit for you.

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Mail to: Bullitt County Extension Homemakers Association

PO Box 574, Hillview, KY 40129 Telephone: (502) 543-2257

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Bullitt County Extension Homemakers

Educational programs of the Kentucky Cooperative Extension Service serve all people

regardless of race, color, age, sex, religion, disability or national origin.

Join Us

EXTENSION HOMEMAKERS

Extension Homemaker Clubs

Brooks: 2nd Thursday 11 a.m. Brooks Baptist Church

Contact: Otha Kessinger at 957-3727

Cedar Grove: 1st Tuesday 10 a.m. Extension Office

Contact: Elizabeth Shafer at 502-643-1391

Crazy Quilters: 4th Thursday Extension Office

4 p.m. Helping session 7 p.m. Meeting Contact: Joan Herbst at 458-7394

Heritage: 4th Tuesday 10 a.m.

Extension Office Contact: Brenda Eddington at 955-0444

Nichols: 3rd Tuesday 6:30 p.m.

Miles VFW Lodge Contact: Rita Jones at 922-0034

Sew Busy: 3rd Thursday 10 a.m.

Extension Office Contact: Linda Ellis at 502-921-9498

Cooking Connection: 3rd Tuesday 10 a.m.

Extension Office Contact: Robin Tomlinson at 502-904-0809

PHD Activities Day: 2nd Tuesday

9 a.m.—2 p.m. Extension Office

Open to everyone, brown bag lunch Come work on a project you are doing!

Attend sessions led and sponsored by the University of Kentucky Cooperative Extension Service on topics related to:

Foods, Nutrition & Health

Environment, Housing & Energy

Leadership Development

Financial Management & Safety

International countries

Share your knowledge and talents with other Homemakers, with youth, and throughout the community:

Teach Creative Arts or Heritage Skill Programs such as quilting or painting

4-H & Youth Program Assistance: Sewing Project Camp, Bake-Off, Communications Judging, and Reality Store

Make friends and support each other

Work with us to serve your community and

help others:

Community Projects: Wear Red events, Dress Blue for colon cancer, sewing for cancer patients, volunteering with 21st Century schools that receive grants.

Develop leadership skills by serving as a local, area, or state officer

► Receive the Bullitt County Homemaker newsletter

► Opportunities to participate in county-wide Extension Homemaker activities

► Notification of special county and area activities and educational opportunities provided by the University of Kentucky

► Have the opportunity to participate in KEHA scholarship programs.

► Have the opportunity to travel, meet outstanding leaders and experience unlimited personal growth

► Opportunities for health screenings

In Your Community!

Join an existing club— attend regular meetings—

usually monthly, day or night

Form a new club— minimum of 5 people—call for information! Form a special interest club—book club,

quilters, scrapbooking, cooking—you decide!

Enroll as a mailbox member— receive information in the mail and attend

activities as your time allows—no regular or monthly meetings to attend.

Why should you join Homemakers? Because, you can do something good for yourself, your family and your community!

► meet people

► make new friends

► learn

► serve and help the community

► lead

► share talents

► build skills

► increases awareness

and benefits volunteers