Kiwanians' Annual Sale To Be Held Feb. 11 - 13

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Kiwanis Furniture Sale

About 25 members of the Kiwanis Club

of Ann Arbor moved furniture and appliances

—which the club will sell Feb. 11-13 to bene-

fit its charitable activities—into the sale site

at 113 E. Washington Saturday. Members

from left to right are Richard S. Cox, 1007

Arbor View Blvd.; Fred A. Mammel, 963

Northwood St.; Fred H. W. Jaeger, 720

Fifth St.; Wayne H. Abbott Jr., 426 Crest

Ave. and Stanley C. White, 10722 Bethel

Church Rd., Manchester. The annual sale

netted the club $12,000 last year.

Kiwanians’ Annual Sale

To Be Held Feb. 11-13

The Kiwanis Club of Ann Ar-

bor will put on its annual sale

of new and used items Feb.

11, 12 and 13.

Main site of the sale will be

the Armory. Furniture, appli-

ances and other larger items

will be sold at 113 E. Washing-

ton.

Dates and sites of the sale

were announced today by Lyle

0. Paige and Charles Devers,

co-chairmen of the event. It

netted Kiwanians more than

$12,000 in gross sales last year.

Profits are used to support a

variety of club charitable proj-

ects.

The club has set up a founda-

tion called the Kiwanis Club of

Ann Arbor Foundation and will

conduct the sale within the

framework of that organization.

The foundation status permits

Kiwanians to give to each donor

to the sale a receipt stating the

value of the item received. That

amount is deductible from fed-

eral income tax.

Donations to the sale — fur-

niture, appliances, in fact all

kinds of goods — can be made

by telephoning NO 5-0450 be-

tween 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. daily.

Goods will be picked up by

Kiwanians.

In that connection the club

has purchased a truck with a

hydraulic lift to aid in the col-

lection of goods and transfer of

them from warehouses to sale

sites. The truck was purchased

with administrative funds, it

was announced.