Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-20
SUMMER COURSES FOR
 WOMEN AT STORRS

WOMEN AT STORRS .
 The Connecticut Agricultural College announces a series of short courses for 1 women, during the weeks beginning July | 10, July r and July q, 1922. These ] courses are of two types-specia1 courses ] in subjects particularly of interest to women and courses dealing with more general problems or with special phases of agriculture.
 The courses are so planned, that any one may take up the work of any week as a separate unit. but may plan for q two or three weeks stay without dupli- eating any courses. Much of the work is practical work in the laboratory.
 The daily program is so arranged as not to conflict in time with certain courses on community problems. which are of interest to all. Courses inyolv- ing laboratory work come mainly in the early morning and early afternoon hours.
 The following will cooperate in glv- ing the courses especially planned for housewives: H. J. Baker director of ex- tension service; Mrs. B. W. Bfrdsall, assistant professor of home economies A. J. Brundage. state club leader Miss Dorothy s. Buckley, nutrition specialist
 
 Irving G. Davis, professor of agricul- tural economies; Richard C. Fisher as sistant professor of dairy husbandry :: Charles B. Gentry. professor of agri- cultural education; Sherman P. Hollis ter, professor of horticulture; Miss L. Macdonald, state home demonstration agent; Miss L. Macdonald, state home demonstration agent; Miss J. G. Mac nj af economics; A. W. Manchester. professor of farm management; Miss E. L. Mason, clothing specialist; H. D. Newton pro- i lessor of chemistry; Ava T Stevens. as- sistant professor of vegetable gardening i; David E Warner, assistant professor of poultry husbandry; George C White, professor of dairy husbandry
 Health and Child Welfare-Feeding the School Child: School Lunches Each week. Monday. Tuesday, Wednesday at 19. Miss Buckley. A practical course i'll feeding the school child. The Neg .ected Age of Childhood. Each week Tuesday, Wednesday. Thursday, 2:15-4. Mrs. Dakin. Feeding and care of chil- dren from one to six years old Home Nursing. Each week. Wednesday, Thursday. Friday, S-1O. Miss Macdon- | ald. A practical course in emergency | and convalescent nursing. The Mental Development and Care of Small Chil- dren. Second week. Monday to Friday 1 at l.5O. Mir Gentry. A course in train l ing children in the home. Clean Mix from Stable to Table. Third week Monday to Friday at 1.30. MT. Fisher. 1 Demonstration talks on handling milk on the farm and in the home Chemistry In the Household. First week. Monday to Friday at 1.30. Mir Newton. Demon | stration talks on testing food stuffs- and on bleaching, dyeing and laundry meth ods.
 Clothing-Clothing for Adults. Second and third weeks. Monday to Friday | E50-4. Mrs. Birdsall. 4 practical course in garment construction. Limited tc 10 each week. Students provide their own materials Children's Clothing Each week. Monday, Tuesday, Wednes- day, 1904. Miss Mason. A practical course in making children's clothing Students provide their own materials | Some Things All Women Want to Know Each week. Monday to Friday at 10 Mrs. Birdsall and Miss Mason The se- lection and care of fabrics, short cuts ir sewing.
 i Foods-Kitchen Shortcuts. Each week. Tuesday to Friday, s-1o Miss MacKinnon. A practical course In labor saving kitchen methods Eaters and Coughs First week Tuesday 10 Fri. day, 2.15-4. Miss Mackinnon. A la. boratory and demonstration course or muff1ns, cakes. pies and bread. Food fo, the Outdoor and the Indoor Worker second week. Tuesday to Friday, o.15-4 Miss MacKinnon. A practical course ir adopting meals to seasonal and occupa. tional needs. The Three V's-Fruits Vegetables and Milk. Third week. Tues. day to Friday, 2.15-4. Miss MacKinnon Selection and preparation of vramine containing foods.
 Related Courses-July 1o-14, Market ing Problems in Connecticut and Thei1 Relatlon to Agricultural Practice, Mir DAVIS, at II a. m.; July 11-14 Funda mental Problems in Agriculture and Ru raj Home Making in Connecticut. Mir Baker and MT. Brundage, at 10 a. m. July 17-21, Farm Problems in Connec ticut, Mir. Manchester, at Il a. m.: Jul, 1921. Co-ordinatins Rural Programs O
 Work. MT. Baker and others at 10 g m. These four courses. are the funda mental courses in the oerlng for rura reltg.IGs workers and are open to all They will present the econonli: back ground for rlfai progress and give op poi unity for discussion of rne:ho ois an, results in community work. July II -14 The Elements of Dairy Farming. M. I White. at g a. m. Demons :..l:lnn talk | on the essentials in building up an
 maintaining a working dairy herd. Jul
 11-14. The Home Vegetable Garden. Mir Stevens. at 10 a. m. The possibilities o the home vegetable garden and how t secure them. July 1S-21, Poultry Keep ing, MT. Warner, at 10 a. m. Element
 that contribute to success with tn Ehome ofck, including selecting breeding ], stock and layers. breeding, feeding : cullinz and winter care