Holiday decorating and fashion ideas of all kinds were featured at the annual Royal Canadian Legion Branch 91 Christmas Craft Sale, Sunday at the Prince Edward branch on Station Avenue in Langford.

One of the most popular tables to visit over the years has been that of Langford crafter and baker Lynn St. Laurent.

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Not only did the 36 vendors have their goods for sale, the Legion Ladies held a silent auction and tea to help raise money for a variety of non-profit agencies in the area.

Those included the Goldstream Food Bank, the WomenB次元官网网址檚 Sexual Assault Centre, the Cridge Centre for the Family and Victoria WomenB次元官网网址檚 Transition House.

In past years the fundraiser aspect of the sale has generated around $200 for each of the groups, Wilson said.

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