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Rude Rock Family

at the Blue Rock Pub

■\r 3‘ Local roustabouts Rude Rock Family, fresh from a winter ’’hiatus and record sessions in their new studio hideout, will be •performing this Friday evening, June 23, at the Blue Rock fPub located just outside Washington. Bring your dancing ‘shoes for this musical blend of raggae, ska, rock, punk country, and dub. The show will start at 9 p.m. and, as anyone who . has enjoyed a warm summer night out on the patio can tell you, a good time will be had by all. Cover charge is $5 and $9. . Contact Jim McCullough at (540) 987-3190 for details.

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B.J. Murray, Master

Gardener at Borders

j Saturday, June 24,2006 at 2 p.m. Master Gardener B. J. ‘Murray will be at Borders Warrenton to discuss general gardening, special gardening appropriate to our locale, recommend gardening books, tools, plants, mulch, and many other issues pertinent to our community, such as shade plants. She will also have a question and answer session after the presentation. She grew up on a farm, has been a gardener all her life and is wonderfully knowledgeable.

Ms. Murray took the Virginia Cooperative Extension ^Master Gardener Training Course in 2003 and has been an ‘ active volunteer in the Fauquier Master Gardener Program. ' VCE-MG volunteer educators are trained community leaders working with residents to increase knowledge and understanding of environmentally sound horticulture and offer ’research-based information from Virginia's Land Grant ’ Colleges to the citizens of Virginia. It's is a valuable resource for all gardeners in our community. , ^ ' ' - ' . ’ 'V • ■ ■ ' ' ' . .. > 'X

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