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from Ukranian friends. Mrs. Gruber’s husband, Gary, is a minister and cinen last fall has been
conducting services at the Washington (Va.) Baptist Church.
SENINARS planned for May focus on a variety of interesting subjects. Techniques of furnitute refinishing will be conducted by Peter Kramer of Rappahannock County. Mr. Kramer, a well-known prpfessional cabinet maker and restorer of antique furniture has a unique approach to wood. He offers the beginner and the advanced student the secrets of a craftsman.
Mrs. Florence B. Williamson, of Oak Forest, our ■? local and an authority on herb culture, will conduct a class on how to plant and care for your own herb garden on May 12.
On May 19 Dr. Gary Gruber will join his wife, Linda, to share with their audience their extensive knowledge of American folk art and country furniture.
FINALLY, for those with an interest in dolls, Phyllis Rees has something special to offer. Mrs. Rees will speak on the craft of creating dolls and the growing interest in collecting antique dolls. The date will be announced.
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