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Source: Kirksville Daily Express

Lisa Eitel will offer laser and CNC wood crafts at the 40th Country Christmas Craft Festival in Novinger on Saturday, Nov. 21, according to Novinger Renewal, Inc. Her booth will be in the high school gym at Novinger School. The festival will run from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Novinger School on Highway 149, one-third mile north of Highway 6. More than 75 booths of handcrafted and repurposed items will be featured. Admission is by donation, and a free drawing will be held every half-hour. A bake sale featuring homemade candy and a food stand will help raise money for Novinger Renewal. The festival is part of Christmas in Novinger, which also includes the Holiday Bazaar at the Novinger Community Center and Shopper’s Delight at the Novinger Fire House. For information, call 660-342-6455.

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