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partment will also be selling goodies.
The Rappahannock Lions Club has f«n«nged for Santa in, his sleigh to visit - the Court House la#ik The Lions will also provide free pictures with Santa.
Santa’s Bake Shop will again be in the Town Hall. Chefs from the Inn at Little Washington will be selling baked goods to benefit the Child Care and Learning Center’s scholarship program.
Louise Van Dort said that this sale is very important to CCLC because the Halloween Haunted Hay Rides were rained out. All the labor and materials are donated by the Inn, she said. There will be one hot “not sweet” appetizer. The rest will be baked goodies like those used at the Inn for deserts. There will be complimentary hot cider and the baked goods range in price from $1 to $15, she said. “These are delicious goodies, beautifully presented, that can be used as Christmas presents,” she added.
With special children’s bazaars at CCLC on Saturday and Spring Mountain School Sunday, there will be plenty of activities for children. The strolling carolers, led by Don Nielson, have been
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