Sauk Rapids Herald - November 12, 2022

Grandparents

are grand

Join for a fun- lled morning of crafts, games and fun for all. Enjoy a grand and memorable time with your grandchildren. Snacks and refreshments provided.

Saturday, Nov. 19, 9-10:15 a.m. – Sauk Rapids-Rice Middle School, 901 First St. S., Sauk Rapids.

Volley youth

Three sessions for students in grades kindergarten through second grade, third through fth grades and sixth though eight grades. This program is designed to teach hand-eye coordination and volleyball speci c movement as well as the basic skills of passing, setting, hitting and serving. The training in this program will systematically prepare children to excel in any sport, most especially volleyball as they grow and develop.

Saturdays, Nov. 19 through Dec. 17. No class Nov. 26. Class sessions are 45-75 minutes between 8:30 a.m. and noon. Sauk Rapids-Rice Middle School, 901 First St. S., Sauk Rapids.

To register or for more information on programs and costs, contact Sauk Rapids-Rice Community Education at www.isd47.org/ce or 320-258-1577.

St. Pat’s 4-H chips in to

fight cancer

PHOTO SUBMITTED

St. Pat’s 4-H members display tie blankets Oct. 16 after completing the items for the annual Benton County 4-H Charity Silent Auction that takes place Nov. 19 at Mr. Jim’s in Foley. The auction will benefit Mary Levinski, who is undergoing cancer treatment. St. Pat’s 4-H members consist of Allie Barringer, Cade Barringer, Makayla Benc, Nora Hackensack, Phoebe Hackensack, Aleaya Kipka, Hudson Kleine, Larkin Kleine, Anna McKay, Luke McKay, Valerie McKay, Skylar Morris, Riley Pleskac, Terrilynn Pleskac, Katelynn Pollard, Kolben Pozorski, Josi Pozorski, Eli Rademacher, Leander Sakry, Nicholas Sakry, Brooke Schwartz, Hailey Schwartz, Colton Stangler, Lane Stangler, Christina Wagner, Elizabeth Wagner, Jennesa Wagner, Sophia Wagner and Madelyn Woitalla-Mix.