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Phoenixville Jaycees Hosting a Date Auction

On Saturday, March 8th, the Phoenixville Jaycees are hosting a Date Auction at the Moon Saloon. Proceeds from the event, which starts at 8pm, will go to the American Red Cross.

Reader Megan provided the following information:
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Phoenixville Jaycees Date Auction

The Phoenixville Jaycees are a younger group of volunteers striving to better the community. The Phoenixville Jaycees are primarily known for the Dogwood Festivities and Fair. We get involved with other community organizations, we host community events, we donate to different charitable needs and so much more. We are hosting the event to be able to continue our progress in bettering the community as well as supporting The American Red Cross.

Please do NOT forget to mark your calendar's for the Phoenixville Jaycees first EVER Date Auction.

When: Sat, March 8, 2008, bidding starts at 8pm.

Where: The Moon Saloon, 400 Bridge Street, Phoenixville , PA

What: Single men and women auctioned off for a date. An after date is already pre-arranged. There will be drink specials, a DJ, and promises to be a good time! There is a $5 door "donation." Cash purchases only.

We are still open to accepting applications for the auction. Please email jayceesdateauction@yahoo.com

Contact Megan at meg7483@aol.com with any questions.
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