St Andrew’s Church 8 am to 1 pm
Spring is ready to spring and the organizing committee of the upcoming MINIBASAAR is ready
to spring into action to help you, the readership of Eesti Elu and eesti.ca, to divest yourselves of
some of those unneeded, unnecessary, unused, superfluous household items that are cluttering up
your shelves, drawers and cupboards.
The AKEN recycling machine will be ready to receive the following types of reusable, in-good-
condition items at St Andrew’s Church, corner of Carlton and Jarvis Streets, on Wednesday
May 11th and Thursday May 12th from 1 pm to 8 pm:
• all kinds of kitchen wares
• glass, porcelain, crystal
• art, decorative items, collectables
• jewellery and accessories e.g. belts, ties, scarves, gloves, hats and so on
• children’s clothing
• all manner of Estonian paraphernalia for the ESTO Boutique
• brand new, unused items of any kind
• baked goods for the cafe
For more information contact:
Maaja Matsoo, 416-691-0719,maaja@rogers.com, Helle Arro, 416-449-4209,hellearro@rogers.com
Anne Meema: (Hamilton-Burlington) 905-335-4773,annemeema@hotmail.com
To donate baked goods contact:
Tiia Remmelkoor – 416-769-5743,tremmelkoor@auracom.com
Leida Sepp, 416-291-6853,leidas@g3telecom.com
Pictured are Anne Meema and Aivo Veel, one of the many wife-husband teams whose hard work, spirit and enthusiasm over a twenty-year period contributed to the success of MINIBASAAR’s predecessor - the now legendary HIIGELBASAAR. Anne and Aivo will be at their usual posts at this year’s more streamlined rummage sale on May 14th and though they will be wearing the familiar recycled shirts that say MINI instead of HIIGEL, there is certainly nothing mini about the contribution this wife-husband team has made to AKEN fundraising events over the years.
Foto Maaja Matsoo