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Alt submissions in Upcoming Events must be revet veti by 3 p.m. on \f< unlays hj be considered far publication. Please send to Jan Ckuterbm-k at jclatter buck@timespupem.com with stour name and contact /actsi To farther promote any event whether charitable or not. wu may pluce a compelling ad by contacting Stephanie Heflin at sheflin@timespapers.eom

_ New exhibition at

Rappahannock library

Spark! is pleased to announce that a selection erfpnotraysBJhs from this summer's Youth Photography Camp (in partnership with the Nation^ Geographic) is now being exhibited at the library Pease come ^ong to view the work at our talented youngsters. Prints can be ordered through the Spark! office on 54Q 967 3T64. Stay tuned for details at an upcoming Friday mght reception and awards evening later this mohth. when students will ha<e the opportunity to discuss their work with members at the community.

Sep*. 5. Bag Sale

On Friday. Sept. 5 from 9 a m. to 3 p.m.. the Ladies Auxiliary will have their $5 hag sale at the Washington Thrift shop in Washington. Call Jean Alther at 675-3844: for more information.

Rappahannock County Nigh School Class- ot T958 is going to host an all classes reunion to help celebrate the 5Q yews since graduation. They wil1 g&her at Ihe Sperry vile Fire Mall at noon on Sept 6. Bnng your favorite covered dish and chinks to share with classmates and fiends Let everyone know that all graduates from RCHS are welccme. For further information call Paula Miller Howell

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