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Charlotte Ruge, 8, gets her face painted at St. Jude’s Country Fair in Wantagh.
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St. Jude kids helping out in the courtyard at the Country Fair.
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Volunteers Beth Saltalamacchio, left, and Janice McClean are all smiles at the Lottery Tree.
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Rev. Jimmie Sue Deppe standing in front of the sign for the Country Fair. The event saw raffle baskets, handcrafted items for sale, and entertainment for children.
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It was all fun and smiles at the Church of St. Jude’s Country Fair in Wantagh on Nov. 4.
Crowds gathered at the church on Lufberry Avenue to see all the fun vendors on display. Knitted hats, quilts, shirts, toys, and other items were on sale. Fair favorites, such as the bake sale, gift baskets, and the lottery tree, made a return. Attendees looking for fresh produce were treated to a farm stand and talented vendors brought handcrafted clothes and jewelry for sale. Children were entertained with face paint and games in the courtyard.
The Church of St. Jude’s Country Fair was successful in bringing the neighborhood together for a day of entertainment for parents and children alike.
— Charles Shaw
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