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sell ice boxes to Eskimos.”
There are so many contributors to the outstanding success of Lion Auction 2000 that we can’t begin to list everyone. We are also greatly indebted to our local business community. Everyone we asked graciously donated auction items.
The club team didn’t have enough Lionpower to solicit everyone. We’ll do better next • year. We know you would have helped if we had asked. We are very proud of our local businesses, so very important to our Rappahannock community.
The Lions give special gratitude to the following business contributors: Amissville Nursery, Appetite Repair Shop, Baldwin’s Grocery, B & B Service Center, The Beauty Box, Chris’s Shop, Cooter’s, Cordelia & Co., Country Cafe, Geneva Welch Art, The Inn, John’s Barber Shop, Long Mountain Nursery, Mountainside Market, Peter Garon Gallery, Pockemocker’s Lighting, Rae’s Place Deli, Rappahannock Farmer’s Co-op, Riverside Auto, Sperryville Antique Market, Talk of the Town, The Theatre at Washington, The Trading Post, Rappahannock News, and last, but not least - Maurie and Bill Payne, without whom we’d never have had the nerve to schedule the auction.
Thanks to all who participated in Auction 2000.
Lion Bob Scott
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