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ter for holiday dinners. Here is where you buy your turkey roasting pan, as well.
Randolph Clater has added something new this year—a toy department. Off in another room with a window facing Main Street is the greatest collection around the county of toys, dolls, cards, tree decorations, wrapping paper, cards and pre-packaged stockings to be hung by the chimney.
“Conversation pieces galore” are promoised at Bill Loomis's continuing indoor flea market at the old hotel across the street. Handcrafted early country furniture reproductions, memorabilia and hand-made oneof-a-kind gift possibilities are available. Call Bill at 987-8186 to see the inside of his wondrous place.
Don’t miss Faith Mountain Herbs, one of those fragrant places that makes you want to take the entire building home with you. Here are home-dried herbs and potpourri as well as antiques.
Back in your car headed west again, the next stop is at Apple Land Village. Each little cottage is a miracle onto itself. In Granny’s Country Cabin are the wreaths, in the Christmas ^Cottage are the tree decorations, in the Candle Corner are also soaps and brass items and there’s lots more. Dale Taylor accurately bills his village as “a unique blend of craft and specialty shops” and promises to open others soon—he can be reached at 987-8029.
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