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Adventure
Club meets By JERRI MALLORY Rapoanannock Newt Contributing Writer At its November meeting, ■, held at the Trinity Episcopal v Church in Washington, , Marsha Freeman was elected t vice president of the Adventure Club. The club also welcomed Lee Freeman as its , newest member. It was also announced that the Rappahannock 4-H clubs ‘ will hold a winter camp the first week in January. Anyone t ' interested in joining the clubs "r or attending the camp should > contact the Extension Office in Washington (675-3619). , The Adventure Club’s next meeting will be Wednes- , day, Dec. 16, when the club \ will have its Christmas get-together. All interested persons are invited to attend.
Singles night
at Safeway The Fauquier County Parks andRecreation Department is sponsoring “Safeway and Singles Come To-, gether” on Thursday, Dec. 10, from? 7 to 8 p.m. at the Safeway in Warrenton Center. “Mingle, shop and win!” a department spokesman said. Singles will purchase a Singles Passport for $1 at the door, fill it out with five sin- " gles met while shopping, and turn it ' in to the cashier at checkout. The '• Singles Passport entitles all partici- < pants to a chance at the prizes.' ' Grand prize is dinner for two at the Polo Club in Warrenton. Also available during the evening' •* will be samples of deli, bakery and' seafood items, demonstrations of cake decorating, flower arranging, • and pizza making, and entertain^ment for shopping pleasure. For more information, phone thedepartment at (703) 349-1910. Office hours are Monday through Friday.
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