Boots and Bling set for Saturday
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The Soap Lake Parents for Kids Boots and Bling Auction will be held Saturday at the American Legion Art Semro Post 28, located at 276 8th Ave NW in Ephrata.
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EPHRATA — The Soap Lake Parents for Kids Boots and Bling Auction will be held Saturday at the American Legion Art Semro Post 28, located at 276 8th Ave NW in Ephrata.
The fundraiser will feature a silent and live auction, dinner, desert dash and wine pull. Dinner options include Chicken Cordon Bleu or Prime Rib with sides of salad, vegetable, bread and potato.
The schedule for the night starts with the silent auction at 6 p.m., dinner at 7 and live auction at 8. Tickets are $35 each or $60 for a couple and available at the door.
All proceeds go to support Soap Lake students.
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