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Shelemiah Church Bazaar offered a little bit of everything
BAY VIEW — Whatever you were shopping for, you likely would have found it Saturday at the Shelemiah Church Holiday Bazaar. Tables in the fellowship hall on Old Bay View Road near North East were laden with possible gift giving ideas and decor. Some held homemade crafts, such as stuffed animal carriers and Christmas trees made of magazines. Others held antiques and vintage items, including sets of Baltimore Orioles baseball cards from the 1960s, as well as baseball gloves, old tools and farm implements, glassware and more. "I'm just browsing," said Dorothy Bell from Perryville as she considered a snowman decoration. "I've come every year for at least 50 years." Bell still remembers a lady she met at the bazaar many years ago. "She gave me a recipe for poppy seed dressing. I still use it," Bell said, adding she has the original recipe. "I still have the envelope." Jayne Wright came to Shelemiah with one thing on her mind. "I came here for the boiled raisin bread," Wright, from North East, said. "It's dense and very good – more like a cake." Wright pre-ordered to make sure she got enough. "They gave me eight loaves," she said, adding she