Friday, May 7, 1999 - North Shore News - 94

NEWS photo Paul McGrath

DORELLE Andersen (above left), an organizer of the second annual “Rolls Royce" Garage Sale, showed off some of the prizes available to be won by some of the
flea market buffs at the sale. Meanwhile, Jan Kiss (left to right) and Freda Rumbold were selling homemade candles and birdhouses (above right).

THE scent of barbecued chicken satays permeated
the air as a cheery voice announced surprise super
sales on designer clothes over the loudspeaker.

The Memorial Recreation Centre was bustling.

Amid a sea of frenzied bargain hunters, one could spot the
masses across the room purchasing draw tickets in the hopes of
winning a beautiful gift basket, brand new gas grill or Oster
bread maker. ‘

This was no ordinary garage sale. This was the “Rolis Royce”
of all garage sales.

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Thanks co the combined efforts of 30 realtors, more than
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“The SAGE Transition House is the only emergency shelter
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“The Rolls Royce Garage Sale is our way of giving back to
the community and raising awareness about domestic violence

is Royce’ top choice for bargain buys

at the same tine.”

This was the second year North Vancouver Realtors hosted
the garage sale and they plan to make it an annual event.

Several months prior to the event, realtor volunteers went
through the community to collect clothing, housewares, books
and other items for the sale. They also solicited a myriad of
prizes and gift certificates to draw trom 46 loca) merchants.

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