Connecticut western news., 1921-12-01
FOUR-DAY EXTENSION SCHOOL AT EAST CANAAN Under Direction of the Litchfeld County Farm
 Bureau

 the Farm Bureau a four-day EXten- sion school will be held in this town. The program has been arranged by the Litchfeld County Farm Bureau and the Canaan Farm Bureau and will be held at Grange Hall, East Canaan, December 6, 2, 8 and 9th.
 Agricultural Program
 Tuesday, Dec. 6 1O:OO A. M. The Dairy Cow. P. A. Campbell, Dairy Specialist. 1O:4O A. M. Does It Pay-1f Not -Why?-A. G. Davis, County Agent 11:2O A. M. Breeding Principles. MT. Campbell.
 1.P. M. (Joint Session) Foods and Their Relation to Health. Mrs. Marion E. Dakin, Nutrition Specialist 1:4O P. M. Simplifed Farm Ac- counts. MT. Davis.
 2:2O P. M. Application of Breed ] ing Principles. MT. Campbell.
 Wed:, Dec. ? 1O:OO A. M. Principles of Fertil- ization. J. s. Owens, Specialist on Farm Crops.
 1O:4 A. M. Records and Record Keeping, MT. Campbell.
 80 A. M. Purchase and Use of Fertilizers. MT. Owens.
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 100 P. M. Barns and Prevention of Disease. MT. Campbell. 1:4O P. M. Purchase and use of Lime and Limestone. MT. Owens. 2:2O P. M. Nutrition of the Dairy Calf and Cow. MT. Campbell.
 Thursday, Dec. 8 10 A. M. Clover and Manure. MT. Owens.
 1o:4O A. M. A Comparison of Feeds. Mir. Campbell.
 11:2O A. M. Rotation of Farm Crops. MT. Owens.
 1P. M. Joint Sesison) Hints on Handling Milk. MT. Campbell. LAO P. M. Potatoes: Seed, plant ing and cultivation. MT. Owens. 2:2O P. M. Calf Feeding and Rearing. MT. Campbell.
 Friday, Dec. 9
 1O:OO A. M. Feeding the Dairy Cow. MT. Campbell. l0:40 A. M. Potatoes, Fertiliza- tion and Disease Control. MT. Owens. 11:2O A. M. Computing Rations. Mr. Campbell. -s''-----
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 100 P. M. How the Extension Service and Farm Bureau Can Help You. MT. Davis.
 1:4O P. M. Question Box. Open for Discussion.
 2:2O P. M. Figuring Rations for those Present. MT. Campbell.
 Home Economies Program
 Tuesday, Dec. 6 1O:O0 A. M. Food for the Family. Mrs. M. E. Dakin, Nutrition Special ist. 1O:4O A. M. Food for the Family. Mrs. Dakin.
 11:2O A. M. Planning and B,.z- ng Clothes. Miss E. L. M2son. 1loth;ng Specialist. Inch
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 0C. T The Wai7t Pal ter 7n1 Ways we cen uge it Miss M27o'r 2:20 r, II. The Waist Pate n, Warv ve can ~se j., Miss No"ur
 Wednesday, Dec 7 -0.G5 4. I. Planning Men7. t jc::o o'>'.', A. II. Farming mo~.- 1I~1. D2k:1. 20 A. T. The one pi,ee rne. l Mrs, Dakin,
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 100 P. M. Color and it's Ap22ica~ tion. Miss Mason.
 1:4O P. M. Possibilities of the Dye Pot Miss Mason.
 2:2O P. M. Possibilities of the Dye Pot. Miss Mason. Thursday, Dec. 8 10:OO A. M. Inexpensive dress trimmings. Miss E. s. Moss, Home Demonstration Agent.
 10:40 A. M. Inexpensive Dress Trimmings. Miss Moss.
 11:OO A. M. Care of the Child. Miss Peters, Visiting Nurse. 100 P. M. Hints on Handling Milk. MT. Campbell.
 l '4O T M' 11ySleHe OI SeulItS. Miss Peters.
 2:2O P. M. Preparation of Modi- fled Food. Miss Peters. Friday, Dec. 9
 1O:OO A. M. Dress Forms. Miss Moss.
 1O:4O A. M. Dress Forms, Miss 1 Moss.
 11:20 A. M. Dress Forms, Miss Moss.
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 100 P. M. Business of House keeping. Miss Moss.
 1:4O P. M. Hygiene of Clothing Children, Miss Peters.
 2:2O P. M. Hygiene of Clothing Children, Miss Peters.