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By CINDY MAHAN
Rappahannock N«w« Staff Writer r Wayne Waller worked his last day at Hughes Aircraft last Friday after 25 years of employment there as a senior engineer. Now, instead of designing radar systems for F-15s, ijis thoughts lean more toward new recipes to dish up in his country store, Ben Venue Market.
Wayne and Dot Waller have found the right combination for running a successful country store -good homemade food and gas pumps. Customers had complained about having to make more than one stop to fill up the car and pick up a gallon of milk. Now they can do both at Ben Venue Market, and more.
One of the biggest draws to this -shop at the corner of U.S. 211 and Route 729 is the breakfast sandwiches. The store opens at 5 a.m., and sells 50 breakfast sandwiches on an average day. Not long ago, they sold only 15 to 20 of these daily, but since the gas pumps have been put
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