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April 22: Earth Day on the Thornton

River in Sperryville

Bring the family — or come by yourself—anytime between 11 a.m. and 4 pm for fun, food, friendship, and learning about the critters who live in our river, how to help our water supply and dean streams and ponds with native trees, shrubs and grasses, and more. Kids can plant flowers and sort “critters” and other fun activities. We’ll be down at the Thornton River behind the Old Schooftouse in Sperryville, at the comer of U.S. 211 and Rt. 522. For more information please cal Louise Bondelid, volunteer coordinator, at 987-8693 or Mary Kathryn Ishee at 987-8296 and see www.rappflow.org

April 22: High School picnic

Students and teachers from the cfasses of 1949 through 1955 are invited to the Rappahannock Park on Sunday, April 22 at 1 pm for a time of fun and reminiscing. Plan to eat around 2 p.m. bring a covered dish beverage and a chair. Each student or teacher may bring their spouse or friend only (due to limited parking). Cal Daniel or Bessie Norman on 1-540-937-5147 for any questions or suggestions or if you plan to attend. April 25: CardioJdckboxing at RCPS

Cardio-kickboxing: Whether you are a beginner or have been doing kickboxing for years, this class is for you. With the guidance of your instructor you wiH enjoy this high energy, non-martial arts exercise class. Along with some oldies but goodies music you wil choose whether you want a low or high impact workout, learn some boxing combinations and cardio dance techniques. Come on out and enjoy a fun and exciting way to get in shape. Held at RCHS. Wednesdays 6:00-7:30; Starting April 25; Enrollment Fee: $40.00; Drianne Robinson, Instructor at 937-9914.

April 28: Annual Panther

Band Coffee House

Make plans now to attend the annual RCHS Panther Band Coffee House on Saturday, April 28th. Enjoy a delicious meal of baked ziti, salad and Italian bread, and some of the most amazing musical performers that Rappahannock has to offer, inducing Robert Glasker’s Blues Band (with Anders Drew), Sheriff Larry Sherertz, Dr. Bob Chappell & Bob Shaffer, Trista Sheueriien & Heidi Rechin, the RCHS Jazz Band, Keisa Settle, and many more. The evening will begin at 5:PM at RCES. For the past two years the band has hosted SRO crowds. Dinner is $7.00; the show is $5.00. Mark your calendars and call NOW to reserve your tickets: Jan Makela @ 937-5718 or Kathryn Treanor @ 937-5794.

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