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ning around 5:30 or 6 p.m.— since food is a must for all Rappahannock events;

• Various Rappahannock notables appearing throughout the evening;

• The Rappahannock High School Cheerleaders leading cheers;

• An education tent to provide information about fighting and detecting cancer;

• The lighting of the luminaries at dark around 9 p.m. in honor or memory of both cancer victims and cancer survivors;

• The singing of a our song “I’ve Got to Live” written by Paul Reisler and a group of cancer survivors;

• Pizza madness at 11 p.m. where pizza will be served to all the teams;

• Judging to find the best camp site and camp site theme;

• Continental breakfast at 6:00 a.m. on Sunday morning;

• Closing ceremonies at 8

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