Antiques Appraisal At BPW DinnerOn March 1

By KAAREN VALENTA

Published: Feb 20, 2004 12:00 am

Antiques Appraisal At BPW Dinner

On March 1

The Business and Professional Womenâs Club of Newtown will present a program by Fairfield Auction, an estate auction gallery located in Newtown, at their March 1 meeting.

Representatives of Fairfield Auction will be giving a talk regarding antiques as well as appraising family treasures. Together, Jack and Rosie DeStories, the principals of Fairfield Auction, have served individuals and executors for a combined 33 years.

BPW members, spouses, friends, guests and nonmembers are invited to this event.Â The cost to have an item appraised will be $5 per item with a limit of 3 items per person.

The meeting will be held at The Fireside Inn, 123 South Main Street. Registration begins at 6 pm.Â Dinner will be at 6:30 pm.Â Dinner will be a buffet. Please call in your reservation by Friday, February 27 to Laura Mayer, 426-8669.Â The cost for dinner will be $25.

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