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Extension
offers youth
summer classes
The Rappahannock Extension ,Office will be conducting three 4-H home economics workshops for youth ages 9-13 this summer, i Programs scheduled for this summer include:
Bread baking - 9 a.m.-noon, Aug. 13; $1 fee. Experience the joy .of breadmaking. You will make a loaf of yeast bread from scratch. " Supersitter - 9 a.m.-3 p.m., 'Aug. 15; $1 fee. Learn how to be"come a super babysitter, what’s expected of you, proper toys and play, safety, and other aspects of child '■ care. i> You will prepare a nutritious •enack for lunch and learn about foods ! for young children. This is fo^ chil■ dren ages 12 and older.
Food for fun — 9:30 a. m.-noon, Aug. 26-27; $2 fee. Learn some baM sics of food preparation. Participants ■ will make some nutritious meals and snacks.
Register by calling 675-3619 or coming by the Extension Office on Gay Street.
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