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NB sports dinner and auction is Saturday
By Staff Reports
Wednesday, June 04, 2008 | No comments posted.
A duck hunting outing, tickets for an Oregon State football game and a round of golf for four at Bandon Dunes will be among items auctioned off Saturday night during North Bend High School’s third-annual Puttin’ On the Dog sports dinner and auction.
The event will be held in the North Bend High School gymnasium and tickets still are available. The event, which includes a steak or salmon dinner, costs $25 per person. All money goes to fund the sports programs at North Bend High School. The first two years, the event raised about $20,000.
The doors open at 5:30 p.m. for people to view and bid on silent auction items including gift certificates, a 30-minute flight with Coos Aviation, two rounds of golf at Coos Country Club, parties at North Bend Lanes and the North Bend Municipal Pool, and several cords of firewood.
The dinner starts at 7 p.m. and will be followed by the oral auction and presentation of the Hespers, a series of awards.
Items in the oral auction include:
A trap shoot, trout fishing and dinner at Ethan and Tracy Heley’s home;
Two nights at the Bjorkquist Sunriver rental home and a round of golf for four people at one of the golf courses in Central Oregon;
A unit of seven-eighths inch plywood;
Two football tickets and a parking pass for Oregon State’s game against Washington State this fall;
Use of the alumni box for a North Bend home football game, with food and T-shirts for eight people;
A duck hunting expedition in the Coquille Valley with Jake Smith;
A round of golf for four at Bandon Dunes Golf Resort;
An autographed Mariano Rivera jersey with patches;
Baseballs signed by Jim Palmer, Whitey Ford and Bob Feller;
A family pass for one year to North Bend Municipal Pool;
One workday, with six players and one coach for four hours, from the North Bend baseball team;
A trip for two on Jerry’s Rogue Jets, a meal at Lucas Lodge and an overnight stay at Motel 6.
Tickets can be purchased from any North Bend High School coach or ordered by calling the North Bend athletic department at 751-7160.
The event will be held in the North Bend High School gymnasium and tickets still are available. The event, which includes a steak or salmon dinner, costs $25 per person. All money goes to fund the sports programs at North Bend High School. The first two years, the event raised about $20,000.
The doors open at 5:30 p.m. for people to view and bid on silent auction items including gift certificates, a 30-minute flight with Coos Aviation, two rounds of golf at Coos Country Club, parties at North Bend Lanes and the North Bend Municipal Pool, and several cords of firewood.
The dinner starts at 7 p.m. and will be followed by the oral auction and presentation of the Hespers, a series of awards.
Items in the oral auction include:
A trap shoot, trout fishing and dinner at Ethan and Tracy Heley’s home;
Two nights at the Bjorkquist Sunriver rental home and a round of golf for four people at one of the golf courses in Central Oregon;
A unit of seven-eighths inch plywood;
Two football tickets and a parking pass for Oregon State’s game against Washington State this fall;
Use of the alumni box for a North Bend home football game, with food and T-shirts for eight people;
A duck hunting expedition in the Coquille Valley with Jake Smith;
A round of golf for four at Bandon Dunes Golf Resort;
An autographed Mariano Rivera jersey with patches;
Baseballs signed by Jim Palmer, Whitey Ford and Bob Feller;
A family pass for one year to North Bend Municipal Pool;
One workday, with six players and one coach for four hours, from the North Bend baseball team;
A trip for two on Jerry’s Rogue Jets, a meal at Lucas Lodge and an overnight stay at Motel 6.
Tickets can be purchased from any North Bend High School coach or ordered by calling the North Bend athletic department at 751-7160.
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