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25 YEARS AGO
Dec. 27, 1979
A living nativity was presented Saturday evening by members of the Methodist churches in the county. It was set in the bam belonging to Mr. and Mrs. George H. Davis located just east of Washington. The scene was brilliantly lighted, and featured living characters and living animals including a donkey and sheep. It was visible from the highway and many motorists stopped to view it. In addition many local people visited the scene, walking to the bam up the pathway bordered by luminaria. It was a most impressive display.
Joan and Paul St. Clair of Amissville are the owner/managers of the county’s newest restaurant, the Black Kettle which opened last week at the Lake Motel on business Route 211 into Washington. The restaurant serves breakfast, lunch and dinner from 5 a.m. to 9 p.m. seven days a week. It is the county’s newest answer to the question of where to eat without mortally wounding the pocketbook. Paul St. Clair, owner, manager and cook at the Black Kettle is a retired Fairfax > County police officer who fought the pull toward the kitchen most of his life. “I just
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