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THE Rappahannock Extension Homemakers Clubs Program in^ vites all interested individuals to , join one of the several active clubs in the county. Active clubs are now at work in Amissville, Chester Gap, Flint Hill, Woodville—and will be formed wherever sufficient interest is shown for a new club.
The Extension Homemakers Club Program is composed of a group of homemakers who learn to do things together. The members determine the subjects of interest at each monthly meeting.
Some of the subjects Extension Homemakers Club members will learn in the next year are the metric system, pottery, bicentennial fashions, macrame, bird study, meals in a hurry, dried apple dolls, and self defense for women. Special interest programs, educationSCHOOL
HOLIDAY
There will be no school in Rappahannock County Monday, January 19, 1976. This will be a workday for teachers.Rappahannock County Elementary PTA will hold a brief meeting January 28, followed by Parent Teacher Conferences.□
. FOREST GROVE MEETING
A called business meeting will be held at Forest Grove Baptist Church near Viewtown on Sunday, January 18 at 11 a.m. Members are asked to attend. □
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