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4-tt I'erionmng Arts Club (ages 9-19)
Along with acting, participants will learn about set design, make-up, masks and costumes, play writing, lighting, and choreography. There are many components that make a play a success, and each of these will be introduced to the 4-H members in this dub.
Please call Cherl Crews at (540) 937-2737 to learn about meeting locations and more about this new club. 4-H Junior Garden
Club (ages 9-19)
Participants learn about gardening by visiting farms, performing community service projects, dealing with gardening, and making garden-related crafts.
The next club meeting will be October 25, after school, at the Extension Office. Phone Sally Havstad at (540) 9879342 for details.
4-H Camp Club
(ages 13-19)
If you are a teenager who would like to be involved in one of the three yearly camping programs offered by Rappahannock County, this club is for you. Partddpants learn the tricks of the trade to being a good counselor, while also planning and conducting fund raising and community service activities. Club members have a blast in this club.
The next club meeting will be October 12, from 5:3ff6:30 p.m., at the Extension Office. Phone . Emily Roop at (540) 987-8019.
4-H Cooking and
Crafts Club
(ages 9-19)
Learn to make the best chocolate chip cookies ever. Club members learn the secrets of successful cooking and learn to create outstanding crafts.
The next club meeting will be October 19,3:45-4:45 p.m., at the Extension Office. Call Stacey Bailey at 635-9296 for information. Hannah Besecker will be her assistant.
4-H Honor Club
(ages 14-19)
The 4-H Honor Club is designed for senior 4-H members who have been in 4-H for at least a year and have either been CITs or counselors at camp or who will hold an officer position in a 4-H club in the 20052006 4-H year.
For information about meeting times and location, • please call Diana Corbin at 547-3452.
Winter Camp
(ages 9-19)
This camping program is offered only to current 4-H members and past teen counselors, CITs (counselors in training) and campers. ' So get involved now so that you can attend this weekend camping program in February.
Rappahannock
County Day Camp
(Ages 6-19)
This day camp has been in existence for more than 20 years. Thanks to the adult and - teen volunteers who facilitate the many events at this camp, the cdst is extraordinarily low for the numerous activities that
I take place. ,
For more information about the Rappahannock Courlty 4-H program call 675-3619.
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