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2003 Programs of the Month

January - The Soup's On! - Get the year off to a good start with this fun program on soup and how to make it healthy!

February - Matters of the Heart - Learn the latest information on cardiovascular health during National Heart Month.

March - National Nutrition Month - This program will feature a nutrition update with research-based information to help families with their nutrition goals.

April - Make Food Fun! - A light-hearted look at food and life. It will be a fun-filled program!

May - Spice It Up - Learn how to season your food with herbs and spices!

June - Healthy Family Month - An overview of health needs for the entire family.

July - Eat Less & Move More - An interesting look at America's need to consume less food and exercise more often.

August - Get The Skinny On Fad Diets - Americans spend an enormous amount of money on weight loss programs. Learn what works and what programs are based on proven research.

September - Add Some Color To Your Diet - Participants will learn some great and creative ways to add more fruits and vegetables to their diets.

October - Eat Dinner Together - A fun look at why families should sit down together at the table.

November - Diabetes - Keep It In Check - Learn what you can do now to prevent diabetes later.

December - Gifts From The Kitchen - Learn how to package some healthy gifts you can make in your own kitchen.



Susan Richey
Dallas County Extension Agent
Family & Consumer Sciences
Phone: 214-904-3050
Fax: 214-904-3080
e-mail: sg-richey@tamu.edu
10056 Marsh Lane, Suite B-101
Dallas, Texas 75229-6071


Dana Tarter
Tarrant County Extension Agent
Nutrition & Health
Phone: 817-884-1294
Fax: 817-884-1941
E-mail: d-tarter@tamu.edu
401 East Eighth Street
Ft. Worth, Texas 76102



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