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By CINDY MAHAN
Rappahannock News Staff Writer i Aunt Jane's Consignment Shop at the old packing house in Flint Hill is a : fun place ‘for children to shop with | their parents, as it is filled with : "almost new" clothing for children up j to size 18. i Owned by Vi Vierling, who many fhave known in the past as Aunt Jane k the seamstress, the store has become a 4 popular shop for many in the county. I "They are fun little shoppers," said f; Mrs. Vierling of the children who 1 come into her store. Though some kids are perfectly content to have their par[ ents pick out their clothes, others insist i on doing their own shopping; Recently 1 a 3 year-old girl was in the shop looking at dresses. She declared, "I can't wear stripes. They make me look ugly."
Some girls head straight for the shoe section upon entering the store. "1 call them my 'Little Imeldas'," said Mrs. Vierling. Some little girls pick out shoes just on looks, even if they don't fit, she added. The selection was
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