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Weekend Picks
Reception/open
house welcomes
new practitioners
The community is cordially invited ler attend a reception at the Rappahannock Healing Arts Center in Sperryville on Jan. 16 from noon to 2 p.m. to meet and welcome three new practitioners who are now available to serve your health needs. Licensed acupuncturist, Eugene Spence, is available for appointment on Sundays and can be reached by calling 804-9858788.
Dr. Margery Manuli, M.D. lives in Amissville is now practicing homeopathy, as well as teaching us how to use this simple healing method with our own family members, 937-3326. Mary Boudreau has moved her office from Oldway to RHAC and is available for Feng Shui Consulting for commercial and residential purposes. She can be reached at 987-9369. Come and enjoy refreshments and interesting conversation with RHAC’s newest health care professionals.
Huvura Ktana
group to meet
Huvura Ktana will meet Sunday, Jan. 16 at 1 p.m. a the Rappahannock Library in Washington. The program will be the documentary film “Dalta Jews,” which is about the Jewish community in the Mississippi Delta area of the United States. The film should spark an interesting discussion, perhaps with some parallels to Jewish life in Virginia. Jhe film runs approximately 50 minutes. For further information or questions, call 703-753-9023.
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