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George Davis, former partowners of the Lake Motel). We took a chance on it. We thought we could make a go of it." Paul said.

They faced a major renovation effort, turning two motel rooms—old numbers 11 and 12—into a kitchen and building on a dining room. "We had a picture in our mind when we started of what it should look like." said Joan St. Clair. "Steve (Amissville contractor Steve Fllis) turned it into a reality."

Joan added that the entire restaurant project has been a co-operative venture. She did the spackling of the room dividers while Paul finished the interior painting. '1 was everybody's grunt." he noted with a chuckle.

A friend from Amissville. Arthur Brown, snapped up chandeliers from Gallaudet College in D. C. during demolition work there and offered them to Paul for the Black Kettle.

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