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The Inn at Little Washington, sponsor of Santa’s Bake shop, deserves a special round of applause. Patrick and Reinhardt generously provided all the labor, and the ingredients that resulted in the wonderful baked goods that raised unprecedented funds for the Child Care and Learning Center.
The elves, some with pointed ears, especially David Shannon and Jeff Waite were delightful and patient Santa’s Helpers.
Last but not least we want to thank the merchants who provided the publicity and the demonstrations as well as their general support of our efforts.
This turned out to be a true community event.
LOUISE VANDORT
Committee Chairperson
Religious right
aims at schools
To the Editor:
The Constitution of the United States (Article V, Sec. 3) says: . .no religious test shall ever be required as a qualification to any office or public trust under the United States.”
The Washington Post (Sept. 10, 1992) reported: “Operating as a taxexempt and supposedly non-partisan ‘citizen action’ organization, television evangelist Pat Robertson has raised more than $13 million for an ambitious and largely unheralded foray into electoral politics aimed at electing ‘pro-family Christians’ to Congress and achieving ‘working* control of the Republican Party by
77.5%