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Upcoming Events j
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Twelfth Night Bonfire \
On Friday, Jan. 6 at dusk there will be a community bonfire to cel- j ebrate the end of the holiday season. Community members who wish i to dispose of their holiday greenery are encouraged to bring trees and ! wreaths to the bonfire pile located in the field between the Health De- ] partment building and the Community Resource Center (the same lo- j cation as the Halloween bonfire). Contact Hunt Harris at 675-1879 for i additional information. <
CSC Will Not Operate
/ CSC Transit will not operate on Friday, Dec. 23 and Monday, ; Dec. 26 in observance of the Christmas holidays. CSC Transit is a pro- ■ ' gram of the Rappahannock-Rapidan Community Services Board. i
CSC Transit serves the general public as well as clients of the | Rappahannock-Rapidan Community Services Board in the five coun- | ties of Planning District 9. |
Yoga Group Meeting
A loose and loyal group of yoga students meet every Monday i night firom 6 to 7:30 p.m. Anyone interested in joining is welcome. For ! more information, call 675-3946. J
Computer Classes Being Held
Through a dynamic job training program known as EDW AA, em- \ ployees of the Aileen manufacturing plant are being trained one the ; use of computers. The Warrenton Business Center (WBC) is providing • the computer skills training at the Flint Hill Fire House in Flint Hill. ! WBC is presenting instruction on Introduction to Computers, Key- ! boarding, Windows WordPerfect and Lotus 1-2-3. The “mobile class- J room” uses state-of-the-art Toshiba notebook computers, Panasonic j printers, instructor and course materials. Small, six person classes en- i sure individual attention to sudents who need to update their skills to ! re-enter the job market. ; ■ !
WBC’s “mobile” training area covers Fredericksburg, Wood- j bridge, Manassas, Bowling Green, Leesburg and Fairfaic. j
For additional information contact Sandra Roszel 349-4398. .
School Program j
The Learning Tree, 205 Southgate Shopping Center, Culpeper, j announces the Golden Apple School Program where local schools and i daycare facilities can earn credit for free educational materials. A spe- ! rial mailing was sent to schools and daycares with application and a J brochure explaining the program. If your organization is participating, j you show a receipt from The Learning Tree and we credit those rec- • eipts to the local organization of your choice. It is an easy way to ac- ! quire learning tools schools need and can’t otherwise afford. !
“As the area’s largest educational supply store, we believe we’re a J part of the community and that we have a responsibility to support our > community,” said a Learning Tree spokesperson. , •
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