Neville Grigsby and Lyn McCartney (on right) were delighted to chat with Julie and Jodi Ford and their mother Leanne, who made the trip from Kyabram after seeing the sale advertised. Photos by Anne Freestone.
Did you get yourself a bargain in Finley over the weekend?
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By all accounts, Finley’s annual Town Garage Sale was a hit, with 11 sales for bargain hunters to rummage through.
The Southern Riverina News’ ‘From Finley’ columnist Anne Freestone said it addeed to what was aready expected to be a big weekend, with the Finley Apex Rice Stripper’s Charity Ball also held.
“The sale attracted visitors to the town from near and far, with the hope of picking up some great bargains.
“Most sale sites were open from 8am and it was amazing to see the number of early risers circling the streets in the hope of getting in first.
“There was a wide range of produce to choose from with venues displaying unused, no longer needed and estate goods for sale.”
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Warren Crighton, Gavin Butcher, Justin Miller, Richard Fox and Sean Maher perusing some of the tools on sale at Finley’s Men Shed.
Kylie Shepherd, Stuart Lewis and Christine Bateman. It was hard for Stuart to part with some of the treasures from his mother’s estate.
Helen Wastle, Lynda Jacob from Deniliquin and Brighton Agnew. Brighton was happy to help his ‘Ma Ma’ Helen encourage Lynda to buy the tigers.
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