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started, but also Tom Von Fange donated a round table, Cynthia and Ray Stamp found chairs for the table and put up curtains, and guest chefs have offered their services.

Sharing their creativity and skills, very talented folks will be guest chefs for the next four Mondays, from 6 p.m. -9:30 p.m. I wall tell you about each chef in this column. The guest chef concept enables us to have a diverse set of ethnic chefs and cuisine in Sperryville for Ethiopian, Korean, Thai and southwest food for dinner in October.

This past Monday, you came to Pellegatta’s to savor Ethiopian specialties and meet an extraordinary woman, Bertukan Kassa, an Ethiopian woman who has been in this country since July, 2005, and has been granted political asylum. Bertukan has applied for her husband and three daughters, ages 14,12, and 7, to come to the USA She hopes they will be with her in Rappahannock County by July of ’08. In the meantime she is available to be your personal chef and is well versed in Italian, American and Ethiopian cuisine. She can be reached at <540» 636-3275.

This coming Monday, Oct. 8, Hi Soo Shin Hepinstall brings her Korean heritage to Sperryville. Having grown up

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