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By BOB SCOTT

Rappahannock News Contributing Writer

The Rappahannock Lion’s Club annual picnic at the county park is always a major event. It’s a festive celebration of family, fun and fellowship and country-style feasting for all. Aside from plentiful food what makes these traditional picnics so important is the official purpose of these parties.

Every July brings a changing of the guard within the Lions’ leadership. This year a senior member of a neighboring club, Bill Hunt of the Culpeper Mid-Day Lion’s Club, offi. ciated at the swearing-in and installation of the ‘96-’97 officers and board members.

Past-President Bob Scott turned over the gavel to President Frank Warner who will be very ably supported by 1st V.P. John Conry, 2nd V.P. Butch Foster and 3rd V.P. Hal

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