Participation of vendors continues to grow and several interesting tables to explore and tempt the interest of visitors will be available—handmade jewelry, gift baskets, fish prints, t-shirts, quilts and much more!
There are a few open spots to fill, so gather together those items you have enjoyed creating and reserve your space as soon as possible.
They will set-up Tuesday through Friday, November 15-18, and be ready to greet the visitors at 10:00 am on Saturday the 19th. Those who wish to remain through Sunday to sell between services and after 10:30 worship are welcome to do so.
It’s time to appeal to all for your donations of baked goods for the Bake Sale Table. All who are able to donate your baked specialty, wrapped in a holiday presentation will be appreciated. Take care if you donate items that need refrigeration, such as pumpkin pies and other dairy-based items. It will be placed in refrigeration in keeping with Thurston County Health Dept. guidelines. Breads, cookies, cakes, tarts, canned jams and jellies, cinnamon rolls, and so many other possibilities are always a prime interest to all people!
Caroline Madden is the coordinator of the Bake Sale, and is happy to answer your questions. Invite your friends and neighbors !
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