Mon
Aug 30 2010
07:37 pm
The Southwest Point Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) is having a "Yard Sale" at the Kingston Community Center on Friday, September 10th and Saturday the 11th. Proceeds will go to their various charitable projects, including support of our military, historical education and preservation, and more.
Please donate usable items to the yard sale. [They think baby clothes will sell, but don't think clothing will.]
Bring your items by 4PM on Thursday, Sept 9, to the Community Center. Yard Sale hours will be 8AM - 3PM on Friday and 9AM - noon on Saturday. Items that don't sell need to be picked up by the donor at noon on Saturday.
-- OneTahiti
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