Friday, May 28, 2010
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Neighbors | Shaiyla Hakeem .Austintown residents Tracy Herrholtz (clockwise from left), Debbie Rovder, Kailene Diaz and Dollie Diaz straighten the items in their booth at the Baby Bargain Boutique May 22. Baby clothes, toys and furniture were sold at the boutique.
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Neighbors | Shaiyla Hakeem .Mandy McNulty (left), of Campbell, considers purchasing a shirt for daughter Kiara Gonzalez. Boardman's Baby Bargain Boutique offored clothes and baby items at affordable prices.
Despite the rain on May 22, residents crowded the Boardman Park for bargains on items for their little ones.
Tables and tents full of clothes, toys and furniture formed the Baby Bargain Boutique.
Austintown resident Donna Edwards said the boutique was a great way to recycle items and make money while doing so.
“Items are sometimes better the second time around,” Edwards said.
Anything not sold at the boutique is donated to the Pregnancy Help Center on Market Street. The center then offers the items to their clients.
This is the sixth year the Baby Bargain Boutique has taken place.
The next boutique will be in October.