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items by craftspeople, Hearthstone students and parents: beeswax candles, ornaments, cards, jewelry, pottery, silk scarves and much more. Toys, books, greenery and fresh handmade wreaths also will be on sale. This year's bazaar features a gift-making room where children can make gifts for their fnends and families. Lunch, baked goods and hot cider will be available. Vendors are welcome. For more information, please call the school office at 540-987-9212.

• All-U-Can-Eat breakfast to benefit Flint Hill Volunteer Fire & Rescue. 7-11 a.m. Cost: $7 adults, children six to 12 years $5: and children five years and under are free. Everyone is welcome.

Thursday, Dec. 10

Quarterly meeting of Aging Together, 10 a.m. - noon at the RRCSB AAA Administrative Offices on Bradford Road in Culpeper. Open to those interested in supporting seniors. Marilyn Pons, Legislative Volunteer of AARP Virginia will provide an update on AARP's Legislative Agenda for the coming General Assembly Session. Sue Friedman, President and CEO of the Alzheimer's Association Centra! and Western Virginia will talk about promising new research and tnerapies for Alzheimer's disease. Sallie Morgan. Aging Together Director will update the community on the partnership's activities and upcoming strategic planning. For more information visit www.ag.ngtogether.org, call 829-6405 or email mfo<a>agingtogether.org

Tuesday, Jan. 5-6

A weekly Master Gardener volunteer training course will start in January on Tuesdays and Wednesday mornings for 16 weens at the Culpeper. Madison, and Orange Extension offices. The fee is $125. For more information on volunteering and registration, contact 540-341 -7950 ext 210 or tohlwile@vt.edu

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