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Sandpoint Saturday Night – Enjoy

Eat, drink, and be Mary! Mary is planning on supporting the teen center by attending a terrific event. Here’s the scoop from a good friend who is a great friend to our community:

The Sandpoint Teen Center has a budget of $15,150 for this year. With that we provide an (after school) home away from home, a meal, mentoring, tutoring, fun and games, arts, and camaraderie with other adults and kids 3-4 days a week (averaging about 100 kids a month).

We pay a director, pay rent, buy food, craft supplies, etc. The kids visit Assisted Living, cut wood, rake leaves and learn to be involved in their communities in all sorts of productive ways.

We have raised about $8,000 to date and are in need of at least another $8,000 to sustain operation through the year. We hope to raise at least $4,000 at this event with a bank match of $4,000 (THANK YOU, PSB!)

Teen Center Auction at PSB

SPONSORED BY PANHANDLE STATE BANK ADMINISTRATION

Additional sponsor: TANGO CAFE

DATE: SAT, OCTOBER 17, 2009 ray-teenclub
TIME: VIEWING SOCIAL; 5:00 P.M.
DINNER: 6:00 P.M. DINNER:
CATERED BY THE TANGO CAFE $20/Ticket TEENS MAKE HALF!! THANK YOU, TANGO!!
AUCTIONEER: JEFF SATER
AUCTION AT 7:00 P.M.
The Teen Center – A Home Away From Home

Mission: The Sandpoint Teen Center is committed to providing a safe, positive and enriching environment where Sandpoint area teens are able to relax, socialize, and participate in both supervised and self-directed activities as well as have the opportunity to contribute to the community.

List of auction items for the Teen Center Night:
1. Two nights at Schweitzer for up to 16 people
2. Five soy candles w/driftwood
3. Air Hockey table
4. Antique Fishing Reel (1970) – Garcia Mitchell 300 “World’s Smoothest Most Versatile Spinning Wheel.” Never opened, make in France
5. Autographed Jersey by Jake Plummer, former Denver Broncos quarterback
6. Baked Goods
7. Themed baskets
8. Bicycle tune-up or skateboard tune-up from Sandpoint Sports
9. Boat Ride and Dinner
10. Buckle from Gov. Butch Otter
11. Coat rack from Robert Payne
12. Scott Kirby concert – for your next function!
13. Driftwood side tables
14. Festival at Sandpoint tickets for the 2010 season
15. Fishing Trip
16. Gift certificates from Kandy’s Tanning, Northwest Wellness Center, Eve’s Leaves, Mica Tsongas (acupuncturist), North Idaho Spine Clinic, Mark William Cochran D.S. chiropractic, Windsong Gifts, Shamantic Arts Life Coach
17. Glass Art by Colleen Rust
18. High Tea Party w/10-minute tea discussion, as well as view and learn about Asian artifacts and Decor
19. Integrated Energy Therapy Session
20. Round leather keep box for fishing flies
21. Jewelry piece by Judy Bauscher
22. Jewelry piece by Darlene Pfahl
23. Edgewater Best Western lodging
24. La Quinta lodging – one-night stay.
25. One-week stays in condo for 3 people in Stockholm, Sweden, plus guided day in Stockholm and train ride (airfare not included). At right is a photo of the Drottningholm Castle, a must-see attraction during a visit to Sweden.
26. Friday-Saturday night stay at Rose’s Bed and Breakfast in Mukilteo, Wash. Queen-size room overlooks Mukilteo Lighthouse and Whidbey Island (breakfast included)
27. Metalwork’s Decor (handmade)
28. Navaho Dress
29. Painting (watercolor) by Diane Zahner
30. Painting or other by Holly Kroegar
31. Pend Oreille Pasta & Wine Market
32. Pend Oreille Winery
33. Photograph from Denmark (with driftwood frame) by Swedish photographer Linda Anderson
34. Photograph of Morton Slough by Gordon Ormeshire from We the People Art Gallery
35. 1894 Piano
36. Piano Tuning (one standard) by Jim Payne
37. Picture Frame by Robert Payne
38. Print by Barbara Janish
39. Quilt (Handmade)
40. Silverwood tickets or pass
41. Tea Party
42. Wall Hanging (w/metal) from Coldwater Creek
43. Wood project by Dave Rogers
44. Haircut by Heidi Rickard
45. Nemadji Earth Pottery. Two pottery pieces (photo at right) made of the clay left after the Glacial Ice Age melted 25,000 years ago, and left clay in various shades and composition. The colors of Nemadji Earth Pottery allows no two pieces to be alike. The warm rich hand-painted colors recall the colorful arts of our Ancient Americans whose spirit lives forever.
46. Fishing Trip. Fishing day for steelhead and salmon, for two people, on a jet boat in Orofino ($400 value). Visit GuideShop.com for more details.
47. Four-hour private drawing class with artist Diana Chappell (library mural artist)
48. Print by Diana Chappell (originally sold for $10,000)
49. St. Croix 3-piece spinning rod – This three piece is referred to as a travel-type rod. 7 feet, medium power, fast action, 8-17 lb. line (Cabela’s sells this rod for $200-$240)
50. Gary Loomis GL3, Model STR 1263 C casting rod, 10′ 6″ in length, medium, fast action, 6-12 lb. line. (Suggested retail value – $360)
51. Gary Loomis GL3, Model STR 1143C, 9′ 6″, casting rod, medium, moderate-fast, 6-12 foot line.