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a one-night stay at the Heritage House Bed and Breakfast The Second Annual Cause tor PaM«s raffle benefits the RAWL Feline Spay and Neuter fund. Tickets are $6 each and will be on sale through Saturday Nov. 10. Tickets may be purchased at RAWL, Rose HiH Veterinary Practice and the Heritage House in Washington. All prizes and overhead expenses have been donated, so 100 percent of ticket sales win go directly into the fund. Contact Mtehelle Schwartz at(540) 675-3207.
Nov. 11: Kennedy Center
Chamber Players
On Sunday Nov. 11, at 4 p.m., at The Theatre, the second of two concerts of the Complete Sonatas and Variations for Piano and Cello by Ludwig van Beethoven. Lambert Orkis, piano, Dawid Hardy ceto. Admission, adults $20, students 18 and under $5. Contact The Theatre at Washington at 540-675-1253.
Nov. 11: Conversations
on Conservation
Join us at the Rappahannock County Conservation Attance’s Annual Meeting for CONVERSATIONS ON CONSERVATION, a panel discussion on key issues surrounding land conservation. The panel will feature John Fax SuHrvan, Chief Executive & Group Publisher of Atlantic Medte Company as moderator and a panel comprised of John McCarthy Rappahannock County Administrator James Moorman, Board member of Rawer-line Landowners Alliance; and Rex Unvfle, Land Conservation Office tor the Piedmont Environmental CoundL We wi announce FICCA’S Vbiunteer of the >tear and the >renue for the 2008 Rappahannock Evening View Come socialize whie enjoying refreshments and music by Judy Fteicfinger
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