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BY STELLA CLARK
Rappahannock News Special Writer
By special request of his admirers, Bill Wellington of Radio WOOF fame, made a return visit to the Rappahannock County Library as the fourth in the series of Saturday Afternoon Entertainers for the children's Summer Reading Program. He brought with him his very shy mouse, who hates kissing.
He started off with his fiddle, which he called a saxophone,and moved on to his guitar, and then to a miniature guitar, which he claimed had been full-sized until he mistakenly washed it in very hot water and it shrank!
His final instrument was a long wooden flute, which he insisted was a walking stick. Bill is a fine musician and has a good voice, but what rjeally endears him to his audience is his zany sense of humor and irreverent lyrics. “Brush your teeth with
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