One hundred percent of the funds raised from the May 20 Chantry Island Cham-bettes Boat House Sale goes back the community. Hard at work were Cham-bettes, from left, Jan Holmes, Sue Dagnall, Gay Ashdown, Jo-Anne Willetts, Cherie Duhaime, Deb Morton and Karen Schroeder.

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A busy Saturday morning, May 20, saw many people hunt for the perfect treasure at garage sales across Saugeen Shores. And no bigger sale happened than in Southampton. The Chantry Island Cham-bettes Garage Sale at the Boat House, the Monster Garage Sale next door at the Southampton Curling Club joined with the Southampton Art Gallery’s sixth annual Artsy Treasures Sale, featuring paintings, photographs, frames, and gently used art supplies.

Funds raised from the Boat House sale go back to Cham-bettes community projects, with their 2016 sale raising approximately $1,900.

Southampton Curling Club members Hilary Hall (left) and Linda Cook had a hot ticket item - baked goods - that were quickly selling out at the annual Monster Garage Sale May 20.

Finding a reason to hit the slopes this winter, among other treasures, were Chantal (left), Corrinne and Taylor. The three came from Tara and Allenford in search of a bargain.

The sixth annual Artsy Treasures Sale was a busy spot inside the Southampton Curling Club May 20.

Hoards of people came through the garage sales at the Boat House and Curling Club in Southampton May 20.

A variety of items could be found, from movies to sporting goods to handy household items.