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Night. “Being a part df. Camp' “Fantastic, even a small part, is a powerful experience.” .
Many Rappahannock restaurants and civic groups donated food, including: Bleu Rock Inn, chicken; \ Flint Hill Public House, pasta; Fpiir & Twenty Blackbirds^ butter; Muskrat Haven, com; The Country Cafe,' pasta; Sycamore Hill, tomatoes; Mighty Fine Seafood, ribs; Guard Hill Meats, riba; Sandy Hook Stables, pasta; Appetite Reparie Shop, bread; Blue Ridge Cafe, bread; J’s Gourmet, pasta; and The Inn at Little Washington; pizza. The Extension Homemakers Clubs and Steven Dunn donated dessert. *
The Rappahannock Lions Club provided a valuable service by serving as cooks to gri}l the ribs and chicken and cook the com. Lions Club members Who helped this year were Pual Nichols, Bob Anderson, Kermit Weakley, Dave Smith,. Roger Andrews, Dale Metzinger, Holly Pendleton, and Butch*Foster.
Dee Wait and Jean Doenges were face painters. This was a popular activity with the children. - The clowns .were Bingo (Card
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