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/"TV \ X /hey are the peren*.’ nial favorites for holiday shoppers: electronics and toys.
They can be found in almost every home in the country. Local vendors expect the 2006 holiday season to be no exception.
g. whillikers in Warrenton's Oak Spring shopping center boasts toys that buyers may not be able to find at larger chains, according to owner Elna McMann.
"Our toys run on imagination, not batteries," she said.
McMann predicted that a new line of dolls, the Adora dolls, will be a big hit for the upcoming season.
"Christmas means dolls for little girls," she said. The 20-inch newborn baby dolls range in price from $60-$90.
New puppets from Folk Manis toy manufacturers are other items McMann expects to sell very easily. She said the llama, peacock and macaw toys will be big sellers.
Activity books are another holiday gift that many parents favor, she said. McMann described the books as valuable because children have something that is exciting long after
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