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Welcome to Riverpoint<br />

In early 1941, approximately 100 acres of “highland” in Norfolk was<br />

<strong>de</strong>e<strong>de</strong>d to the Riverpoint Corporation for <strong>de</strong>velopment as a resi<strong>de</strong>ntial<br />

subdivision. It is bound on the east by Granby Street and on the west<br />

and south by the Lafayette River.<br />

The waterfront lots are located on each of six peninsulas. The lots surround<br />

cul-<strong>de</strong>-sacs which serve to increase circulation of water breezes<br />

between the interior of the neighborhood and the Lafayette River. A large<br />

center area was proposed as a park and playground, which became the<br />

Riverpoint Park.<br />

By the end of WWII, about six houses had been built; and in the late<br />

40’s and early 50’s, homes began to fill the 230 lots. Through the years,<br />

the civic min<strong>de</strong>d resi<strong>de</strong>nts of Riverpoint have been physicians, business<br />

owners, lawyers, educators, and members of the military.<br />

In support of CHKD, a former resi<strong>de</strong>nt initiated and chaired for three<br />

years the Duck Tape Regatta fundraiser; and recently, a neighbor spearhea<strong>de</strong>d<br />

Shop From the Heart, a fundraiser at MacArthur Mall. Our<br />

neighbors participate in many city activities and its cultural <strong>event</strong>s. In<br />

or<strong>de</strong>r to show our appreciation and to raise money for the needs and care<br />

given to the children in Hampton Roads at CHKD, we welcome you to<br />

the <strong>Tour</strong> <strong>de</strong> <strong>Cuisine</strong> in Riverpoint.


<strong>2012</strong> <strong>Tour</strong> <strong>de</strong> <strong>Cuisine</strong><br />

Committee<br />

Kathy Waitzer, Chair<br />

Nancy H. Nusbaum, Co-Chair/Secretary<br />

Terri Baker, Restaurants<br />

Susan D. Brown, KD Board Liaison<br />

Paulette Crawford, Volunteers<br />

Harriette Frost, Riverpoint History/<strong>Program</strong> <strong>Book</strong> Ads<br />

Kathy H. Heaton, Florists<br />

Donna Hen<strong>de</strong>rson, Music<br />

Chandy Jones, Home Owners<br />

Mary Beth Rickman, KD Board Liaison<br />

Ryan Simpson, Beer Gar<strong>de</strong>n/Raffle<br />

Elly Smith, Logistics<br />

Kim Tamburino, Beer Gar<strong>de</strong>n<br />

Ashley Friend Vellines, Beer Gar<strong>de</strong>n/Raffle<br />

Marguerite B. Windley, Secretary/Logistics


Welcome to the 8th Annual <strong>Tour</strong> <strong>de</strong> <strong>Cuisine</strong>, a unique home and culinary<br />

experience!<br />

It has been very exciting to work on this year’s <strong>event</strong>. I have had the<br />

opportunity to meet many new people who share my heartfelt enthusiasm and<br />

support of the Children’s Hospital of The King’s Daughters.<br />

This year we have introduced several new aspects to the <strong>Tour</strong> <strong>de</strong> <strong>Cuisine</strong> that<br />

I hope will enhance your total experience. We have ad<strong>de</strong>d the talent of five<br />

well-recognized local artists who will display their works of art in the homes.<br />

We have also ad<strong>de</strong>d a beer gar<strong>de</strong>n that will provi<strong>de</strong> a relaxing place to linger,<br />

socialize, and listen to live music. As always, we are extremely fortunate to have<br />

the sponsors who contribute to our <strong>event</strong>; the homeowners who graciously<br />

open their homes; the restaurants who showcase their culinary gifts; and the<br />

florists and artists who add beauty and artistic talent to the day. With all of<br />

this support, I know the <strong>Tour</strong> <strong>de</strong> <strong>Cuisine</strong> will once again be the talk of the<br />

town, and will benefit the region’s premiere and only children’s hospital.<br />

My sincere thanks to all who have worked so hard to make this <strong>event</strong> possible.<br />

Thank you for your support and for spending your afternoon with us.<br />

Bon Appetit! ‘<br />

Kathy Waitzer<br />

Chair, <strong>Tour</strong> <strong>de</strong> <strong>Cuisine</strong> <strong>2012</strong><br />

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The King’s Daughters<br />

are the foun<strong>de</strong>rs of Children’s Hospital<br />

of The King’s Daughters. We have<br />

more than 120 years of fascinating<br />

history of caring for children beginning with hiring a<br />

bicycle nurse, to opening a clinic, to building a mo<strong>de</strong>rn<br />

stand-alone pediatric hospital. We have been making<br />

a difference in the lives of children in Hampton Roads<br />

since 1896.<br />

The King’s Daughters’ membership<br />

is organized into Circles (Adult and<br />

Junior) that are located throughout<br />

Hampton Roads. Each Circle elects its<br />

own lea<strong>de</strong>rs, organizes its own <strong>event</strong>s,<br />

contributes hand-sewn items and<br />

donates time and money to CHKD.<br />

Members also chair and serve on The King’s Daughters’ major fundraising<br />

project committees throughout the year. A Board of Directors, which governs<br />

the organization, is elected annually by the membership and is supported by a<br />

<strong>de</strong>dicated staff.<br />

CHKD Health System<br />

(CHS) is <strong>de</strong>dicated exclusively<br />

to meeting the unique medical<br />

and surgical needs of children,<br />

both inpatient and outpatient,<br />

throughout Virginia and<br />

northeastern North Carolina.<br />

Facilities inclu<strong>de</strong> the Children’s<br />

Hospital of The King’s Daughters<br />

as well as a comprehensive<br />

network of pediatric provi<strong>de</strong>rs<br />

who work in locations<br />

throughout our community.<br />

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The King’s Daughters<br />

Board of Directors<br />

2011-<strong>2012</strong><br />

Kathryn P. Callahan, Presi<strong>de</strong>nt<br />

Beth Johnson, Vice Presi<strong>de</strong>nt of Communications<br />

Betsy Cooper, Vice Presi<strong>de</strong>nt of Circles/Membership<br />

Brie Martinson, Treasurer<br />

Cathy Britt, Secretary<br />

Michelle Bass Adams<br />

Susan D. Brown<br />

Donna Cowdrey<br />

Lynn R. Knight<br />

Robyn Maus<br />

Mary Beth Rickman<br />

Martha Fentress Smith<br />

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417 Ridgeley Road<br />

Babbi & Brad Bangel<br />

This contemporary home, built in<br />

the early 1950s, has been renovated<br />

to take advantage of magnificent<br />

riverfront vistas. With a<br />

repositioning of the entrance and<br />

the moving of walls, the rooms<br />

now incorporate the striking outdoor<br />

landscape with a won<strong>de</strong>rful<br />

sense of space. The entrance hall<br />

and dining room feature floors<br />

inlaid with granite. A distinctive brushed stainless-steel chan<strong>de</strong>lier adorns the large<br />

burled-ash dining table, nest to an attractive custom buffet and serving area. The<br />

kitchen is fully open to a large great room that overlooks a <strong>de</strong>lightful water gar<strong>de</strong>n<br />

and live oak trees, some reputed to be 250 years old. Granite countertops blend<br />

with handsome cherry kitchen cabinets, and small windows above the cook-top<br />

repeat the shape of those in the entry, original to the house. An unusual barkedged,<br />

custom-shaped glass-top breakfast table was ma<strong>de</strong> to adapt to the curvature<br />

of an exterior wall. Fabrics in the great room reflect the colors of an exotic area<br />

rug. The pow<strong>de</strong>r room features copper and burgundy rag-painted walls, accented<br />

with a bowl sink set on a limestone countertop and a <strong>de</strong>lightful bea<strong>de</strong>d sha<strong>de</strong> at<br />

the window. Of note are contemporary painting by Sokol Hohne and Carment<br />

Lagos.<br />

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6075 River Crescent<br />

Emily Munn & Jeff Silverman<br />

The land for our home was purchased in late 1940 by Daniel Hofheimer, the son<br />

of the owners of the original Hofheimer Shoe company. The lots were subdivi<strong>de</strong>d<br />

in 1940 by the Riverpoint Corporation with significant regulations as to construction<br />

of fences and outbuildings. The “Hofheimer house” then became lovingly known<br />

as the “Konikoff house” beginning in 1986 when David Konikoff purchased the<br />

resi<strong>de</strong>nce and did significant renovations and additions to accommodate his family.<br />

The home is 8300 square feet and has 6 bedrooms, 6 full bathrooms, and 2 half<br />

baths. The garage doors on the right si<strong>de</strong> of the house originally led to a standard<br />

two-car garage but now are <strong>de</strong>corative, as the garage area was remo<strong>de</strong>led into a<br />

two-story workout facility with sauna, steam room, and storage areas.<br />

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757-622-3808<br />

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6071 River Crescent was the first<br />

house in Riverpoint built on the water<br />

by Jeff and Eleanor Hofheimer<br />

in 1941. Their daughter Eleanor<br />

Lawrence and her husband Billy<br />

lived here until 1998, raising two<br />

daughters. Now Susie and Joe Folk<br />

have ma<strong>de</strong> it their home.<br />

6071 River Crescent<br />

Susan & Joseph Folk<br />

The house was remo<strong>de</strong>led in 1998 by Covington Contracting. Built Right Inc.<br />

converted the screened-in porch to a sunroom in 2001 and ad<strong>de</strong>d a first-floor<br />

bedroom and new kitchen in 2011. Nor’easters and other storms have tested the<br />

home. In the 1950’s a boat on sawhorses on the beach was tossed through the<br />

dining room window, and Hurricane Irene <strong>de</strong>molished the pier in 2011.<br />

If there is one continuous theme of 6071 River Crescent in her 71 years of service,<br />

it is hospitality. There is a verse in the book of Hebrews, “Let brotherly love<br />

continue. Do not forget to entertain strangers, for by so doing, some have unwittingly<br />

entertained angels.” Some of the many gatherings have undoubtedly inclu<strong>de</strong>d<br />

angels. The home has hosted weddings, receptions, showers, anniversaries,<br />

graduations, church gatherings, Navy chaplains, children of all ages and assorted<br />

odd-fellow groups.<br />

Susie and Joe Folk consi<strong>de</strong>r it a great privilege to host a function for The King’s<br />

Daughters to benefit CHKD, knowing that Children’s Hospital of The King’s<br />

Daughters has angels in abundance among its patients, employees and volunteers.<br />

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Voted Norfolk’s Best Italian Restaurant 2009-2011<br />

Now Open 7 days for Lunch and Dinner.<br />

Extensive wine menu, outdoor seating, authentic Italian<br />

<strong>de</strong>li/market area, vegan and kid friendly.<br />

738 West 22nd Street Norfolk, VA 23517<br />

(757)622-6172<br />

www.labellainghent.com<br />

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6016 S. River Road<br />

Vince and Susan Pilato<br />

The 1955 mid century home<br />

was <strong>de</strong>signed by the Norfolk<br />

architect Konikoff. There are<br />

two others in our neighborhood<br />

that he <strong>de</strong>signed that<br />

have similar characteristics.<br />

The extension on the back of<br />

the house that houses the master<br />

bedroom and two lower<br />

bedrooms was ad<strong>de</strong>d in 1963.<br />

This is one of the few trilevel<br />

homes in Norfolk with a<br />

sunken outdoor patio and a retaining brick wall. After the addition, Dr. and Mrs. Kaplan<br />

bought the home from the Bain’s in 1967 and lived there until we bought it in 2007. We<br />

renovated the home with a remo<strong>de</strong>l of the kitchen, master bedroom/bathroom, the lower<br />

bar area and the addition of wood floors in the main level and addition of lighting. All<br />

the bathrooms had some extent of remo<strong>de</strong>ling done as well. All the exterior doors were<br />

custom <strong>de</strong>signed and are ma<strong>de</strong> of African Mahogany with glass panels to add natural<br />

lighting to the interior.<br />

FUN FACTS: The terrazzo flooring in the main level and what we call the “Dean<br />

Martin” room (which is the lower bar area) is original and has mother of pearl accents.<br />

Very unusual for that time period. The open <strong>de</strong>sign with the roof line also called for a<br />

built up roof with marble chip, which is not a typical roof for resi<strong>de</strong>nces. The peninsula<br />

that is at the extent of the back yard was created by dredge material from the river, when<br />

a neighbor <strong>de</strong>ci<strong>de</strong>d to keep his seaplane at his home next door many <strong>de</strong>ca<strong>de</strong>s ago and<br />

dredge a slip for his plane. The glass house in the backyard once housed Dr. Kaplan’s<br />

beautiful orchids, which now can be seen at the conservatory at ODU. Dr. and Mrs.<br />

Kaplan worked hard to fund raise for this incredible facility at ODU and not only donated<br />

their terrific orchid collection by ma<strong>de</strong> a substantial personal donation as well. The special<br />

finishes on the walls in the brick foyer, main level and upper level were all done by local<br />

artist, Reese Lusk of Lusk Studios. Until 2007, the kitchen had been closed off to the rest<br />

of the house by walls and doors. Now it is open to view the water and for entertaining<br />

purposes.<br />

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6044 Newport Crescent<br />

Cookie & Joel Mason<br />

The Mason’s has always been<br />

a comfortable and welcoming<br />

family home. Built in 1954, it was<br />

originally a two story traditional<br />

colonial home with three<br />

bedrooms and two bathrooms.<br />

Today, the house has five<br />

bedrooms and five bathrooms after<br />

several renovations. The Masons<br />

purchased the home in 1972, and<br />

ad<strong>de</strong>d 1,500 square feet to the back of the house in 1973, as well as a <strong>de</strong>ck over<br />

the great room (the size of a platform tennis court) which is now the master suite.<br />

A second renovation of 2,400 square feet resulted from a simple <strong>de</strong>sign change<br />

of the front door. In 1985 a pool was put in, 65ft long with two lanes, the place<br />

where many a family gathering takes place. Their granddaughter’s name, Sarah, is<br />

embed<strong>de</strong>d in the concrete in the back yard; she visits with them every summer.<br />

In or<strong>de</strong>r to better enjoy their waterfront, a dock was built in 2000.<br />

The house has been struck by lightning twice – the first time a house fire caused<br />

them to move out for four months. The second time was after their daughter’s<br />

wedding in the back yard.<br />

The Masons home has been host to many; from friends convalescing to their<br />

children’s friends who consi<strong>de</strong>red it their second home.<br />

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Lasting Impressions<br />

Florist & Weddings<br />

757-548-4800<br />

Contact: Glenda Fowler<br />

www.lastingimpressionsflorist.com<br />

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Upcoming King’s Daughters<br />

Events to Benefit CHKD<br />

Charity Golf <strong>Tour</strong>nament<br />

June 6, <strong>2012</strong><br />

Elizabeth River Circle presents their annual charity golf tournament on<br />

Wednesday, June 6th with a shotgun start at 1pm. At Riverfront Golf Club<br />

(5200 River Club Drive, Suffolk, VA). Enjoy 18 holes of golf, contests, raffles,<br />

silent auction, awards ceremony, snacks and buffet dinner & more! Individual<br />

golfer registration is $80/person. Sponsorships available! Visit www.<br />

Kingsdaughters.Org/elizabethrivercircle or call Judi Levin at 715-7544.<br />

Barefoot on the Beach<br />

June 16, <strong>2012</strong><br />

East Beach Circle invites you to join them for “Barefoot on the Beach”, an<br />

evening of casual elegance, on Saturday June 16, <strong>2012</strong> from 6:30-10:00 p.m.<br />

at the East Beach Bay Front Club in Norfolk (4550 East Beach Drive). $50 per<br />

person inclu<strong>de</strong>s heavy hors d’ oeuvres, refreshments, and live music by the band<br />

“Butter.” For tickets, call Colleen San<strong>de</strong> at 757-619-2655 or or<strong>de</strong>r online at<br />

www.kingsdaughters.org/eastbeachcircle<br />

CP Shucker’s Golf <strong>Tour</strong>nament<br />

June 18, <strong>2012</strong><br />

Join Aloha Circle at CP Shucker’s Golf <strong>Tour</strong>nament to benefit CHKD on<br />

Monday June 18th. Held at Oceana Naval Air Base with registration at<br />

10am and a Shotgun start at 11am Individual Golfers ($100), Foursomes<br />

($400), and Hole Sponsors ($100). Captain’s Choice 4 man best ball format.<br />

Registration inclu<strong>de</strong>s golf, lunch, beverage cart, range balls, 19th hole party at<br />

CP Shucker’s-Shore Dr. with Live Music! For more info, see your CP’s barten<strong>de</strong>r<br />

or Matt (449-8044) or Gibby (390-8255). Visit www.kingsdaughters.org/<br />

alohacircle to register online!<br />

“Divas on the Green Tee Up for CHKD”<br />

October 2, <strong>2012</strong><br />

Get in the swing with Holly Circle and join us for a Women’s 9-hole golf<br />

tournament, “Divas on the Green Tee Up for CHKD”, at Lambert’s Point Golf<br />

Course on Tuesday, October 2, <strong>2012</strong> from 12:00–5:00p.m. Tickets $50 -<br />

inclu<strong>de</strong>s lunch, prizes and award ceremony. Register by September 14. For<br />

more information call 757.668.7098.<br />

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Beer Gar<strong>de</strong>n<br />

New this year!<br />

4:00-7:00pm<br />

Presented by: Hoffman Beverage<br />

Taste some of the best local<br />

summer beers!<br />

Hosted by:<br />

Page and Carina Simpson<br />

Featuring Musical Entertainment<br />

by: Luke Hartman &<br />

Johnny Mo<br />

Food provi<strong>de</strong>d by: Mallards<br />

Special presentations will be given to the <strong>2012</strong> <strong>Tour</strong> <strong>de</strong> <strong>Cuisine</strong><br />

homeowners and the raffle prizes will be drawn at 6:30pm.<br />

You do not need to be present to win.<br />

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Waterfront Dining on the Eastern Shore of VA<br />

Open Daily serving lunch and dinner 11:30 till ...<br />

2 Market Street Onancock VA 757-787-8558<br />

www.mallardsllc.com<br />

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Buyers Agents* Listing Agents*<br />

Property Management<br />

757-340-6022<br />

www.bluskyyrealty.com


Enjoy <strong>Tour</strong>ing and Tasting!<br />

Thank you for supporting CHKD.<br />

Charlie Brenner & Judi Worley<br />

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50<br />

Happy Birthday<br />

West Ghent Circle!<br />

Love, Harriett Frost


Your Style.<br />

Your Store.<br />

Authentic style for men.<br />

For work. For weekends.<br />

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TheQualityShops<br />

Hilltop East Virginia Beach<br />

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Hilltop East Virginia Beach<br />

Palace Shops Norfolk<br />

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CHKD Thrift Stores<br />

are a project<br />

of The King’s Daughters<br />

More than 2 million dollars each year is raised for<br />

Bring in your donations<br />

or call for a pick-up.<br />

Please shop our fine selection of clothing, furniture,<br />

jewelry, houshold items and much more!<br />

There are 23 locations in<br />

Southeastern Virginia and North Carolina!<br />

For more information visit:<br />

www.kingsdaughters.org/thriftstores/<br />

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The Franklin<br />

Family proudly<br />

supports CHKD<br />

and the<br />

<strong>Tour</strong> <strong>de</strong> <strong>Cuisine</strong><br />

Taylor, Emily,<br />

Caymus & Colgin<br />

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official timing and results by:<br />

www.jandaracing.com<br />

The resi<strong>de</strong>nts of Riverpoint<br />

Welcome you to our neighborhood!<br />

Thank you for supporting<br />

<strong>Tour</strong> <strong>de</strong> <strong>Cuisine</strong> <strong>2012</strong> &<br />

Children’s Hospital of<br />

The King’s Daughters<br />

Run<br />

7 th annuaL<br />

Walk<br />

F o r T h e K i d s<br />

Saturday<br />

June 16, <strong>2012</strong><br />

Town Point Park<br />

Norfolk, Virginia<br />

8K run • 2 mile walk<br />

1 mile Fun Run<br />

To benefit<br />

sign up at www.runwalkforthekids.org or call 757-668-7098<br />

Scan this co<strong>de</strong> to<br />

learn more.<br />

SponSorS


Special Thanks !<br />

Azar’s<br />

Alice Davis Circle<br />

Bay Disposal & Recycling<br />

Cabot Cheese<br />

CHKD Thrift Stores<br />

Adam Clifford (Musician)<br />

DePaul Hospital<br />

Distinctive Event Rentals<br />

Entercom<br />

Megan Frost<br />

Kevin Gilbert (Musician)<br />

Charlie Gunter<br />

Harris Teeter<br />

Holly Circle<br />

Horizon Circle<br />

Lafayette River Circle<br />

Larchmont Friends Circle<br />

Tyler & Sunshine Leinbach<br />

Magnolia Circle<br />

Maltese Cross Circle<br />

Vernon Martin (Musician)<br />

Moe’s Southwestern Grill<br />

SheChris Neikirk<br />

Norfolk Wholesale<br />

Riverpoint Civic League<br />

Silver Hill at Thalia Creek<br />

Richard & Christie Sykes<br />

Total Wine<br />

Laura Ungerman<br />

Union of Hands Circle<br />

C. Edward Vann<br />

West Ghent Circle<br />

and:<br />

TCC Applied Music Stu<strong>de</strong>nts<br />

un<strong>de</strong>r the direction of<br />

Ms. Jeanette Winsor:<br />

Kevin McCloskey<br />

Hannah Olbris<br />

Jamie Payne<br />

Ian Pettit<br />

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Raffle<br />

Tickets will be available for sale at each home, at the Welcome Center and the<br />

Beer Gar<strong>de</strong>n ~ tickets cost $5 each or 6 for $25<br />

The following raffle packages will be displayed at The Welcome Center:<br />

1. Painting by C. Edward Vann<br />

2. Painting by Art by Topaz<br />

3. Painting by Scott London<br />

4. A wrought-iron “Rooster” chan<strong>de</strong>lier donated by Ferguson<br />

5. Fest<strong>event</strong>s VIP Package inclu<strong>de</strong>s tickets for the following:<br />

a. Saturday Harborfest (2)<br />

b. Saturday Bayou Boogaloo (2)<br />

c. 4th of July Fireworks (4)<br />

d. Saturday Norfolk Jazz Festival (2)<br />

6. A Table top grill donated by Meadowbrook Hardware<br />

7. Pamper yourself package inclu<strong>de</strong>s:<br />

• A Roberto Coin tote bag with gifts donated by<br />

Roberto Coin/Fink’s<br />

• Change purse & bracelet donated by Hi-Ho Silver<br />

• Manicure & Pedicure to The Art of Hair<br />

• Elite European Day Spa Service<br />

• Moroccan oils donated by Risa Rinehart, Brock & Company<br />

• Gift Certificate to Changes Hairstyling & City Spa<br />

• Spa items by MacArthur Center merchants<br />

8. Restaurant gift certificates (valued at approximately $500):<br />

• Bardo<br />

• Byrd & Baldwin<br />

• La Bella<br />

• Mallards<br />

• Norfolk Chophouse<br />

• PRESS 626<br />

• Zushi<br />

• 219 An American Bistro<br />

The raffle drawing will take place at<br />

The Beer Gar<strong>de</strong>n at 6:30pm (need not be present to win)<br />

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A. 417 Ridgeley Road<br />

Babbi & Brad Bangel<br />

B. 6075 River Crescent<br />

Emily Munn & Jeff Silverman<br />

C. 6071 River Crescent<br />

Susan & Joseph Folk<br />

D. 6016 S. River Road<br />

Susan & Vince Pilato<br />

E. 6044 Newport Crescent<br />

Cookie & Joel Mason<br />

Beer Gar<strong>de</strong>n Location:<br />

6034 Newport Crescent<br />

Carina & Page Simpson<br />

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