Calvary Christian School will be holding their Benefit Auction Saturday, May 10th at 10:00 a.m. at Northeastern Elementary School in Bellefontaine. This year's auctioneers include Nigel Standley, Ted Pfarr, and Dan Boysel.

With the support of 40 to 50 parents the school will be auctioning many items donated by area businesses, CCS parents, and friends of the school. It has been four years since the last auction, so this year there will be some great opportunities including the following "Featured Items:" (Video interviews and pictures included.)

Toy hauler trailer

A 2003 Honda Odyssey minivan (88,300 miles).

A new 14K white gold wedding ring set and 10K men's white gold wedding band.

2003 Honda Odyssey

John Deere LT 150 lawn tractor, bagger, snowblade.

Orlando "Sheraton Vistiana" vacation package.

Watch Dawn Lang, President of Calvary Christian's PTSF, discuss the auction. 

Also available will be dozens of theme baskets, ie. Mary Kay, OSU, antique furniture, new Cooper tires, gift cards from many area businesses and restaurants and many other items.

For those interested in the trailer and van, they are on site at Calvary available for inspection or test drive. 

The community is welcome for a pre-view at 8:30 a.m. May 10th and absentee bids are welcomed.

In addition to the auction, there will be a bake sale and concessions.

Calvary is a K-8th Grade Christian School with a current enrollment of 125 students. The school opened in 1979 and offers the community a quality education at a low tuition cost.

Watch 7th-grader Austin Blankemeyer explain why he likes the school. 

For more information or if you or your business would like to make a donation, please contact the school at 599-6847.