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Special sales to benefit White Elephant
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| Regina Ford | GREEN VALLEY NEWS Country Fair White Elephant volunteers Angie Anderson, left, and Bobbe Trunzo co-chair this year’s popular Midnight Madness sale at the White Elephant thrift store at 3 p.m.-6 p.m. Thursday for great fashion bargains and other good deals. |
By Regina Ford, Green Valley News
It’s a shopper’s dream come true.
This year’s Country Fair White Elephant Days includes the very popular “Midnight Madness Green Valley Style” at 3 p.m.-6 p.m. Thursday at the White Elephant thrift Store, 601 N. La Canada Drive.
Besides bargain prices on designer clothing, shoes and bags, Red Hat fashions, as well as other brand name apparel, shoppers will also be treated to live music and refreshments.
Because of the popularity and large crowds at this event, additional parking will be behind Our Lady of the Valley Catholic Church, just a few steps south of the library and more parking near the Lions Bin.
For those who want to explore the White Elephant more, other departments will be open for business, too, including special collectible items set aside especially for the event.
Co-chaired by volunteers Bobbe Trunzo and Angie Anderson, Midnight Madness is a result of CFWE workers collecting choice items to sell on this special afternoon of fun.
The White Elephant is closed Saturday, the day of the parade, so that all the volunteers can enjoy this special day together. Midnight Madness makes up for the lost sales time and allows those who can’t shop in regular store hours the opportunity to enjoy the store.
rford@gvnews.com | 547-9740
This year’s Country Fair White Elephant Days includes the very popular “Midnight Madness Green Valley Style” at 3 p.m.-6 p.m. Thursday at the White Elephant thrift Store, 601 N. La Canada Drive.
Besides bargain prices on designer clothing, shoes and bags, Red Hat fashions, as well as other brand name apparel, shoppers will also be treated to live music and refreshments.
Because of the popularity and large crowds at this event, additional parking will be behind Our Lady of the Valley Catholic Church, just a few steps south of the library and more parking near the Lions Bin.
For those who want to explore the White Elephant more, other departments will be open for business, too, including special collectible items set aside especially for the event.
Co-chaired by volunteers Bobbe Trunzo and Angie Anderson, Midnight Madness is a result of CFWE workers collecting choice items to sell on this special afternoon of fun.
The White Elephant is closed Saturday, the day of the parade, so that all the volunteers can enjoy this special day together. Midnight Madness makes up for the lost sales time and allows those who can’t shop in regular store hours the opportunity to enjoy the store.
rford@gvnews.com | 547-9740
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