•Powerlock 3 forged alloy locking mechanism •Ultralight and strong carbon composite material •Includes trekking baskets for stability on soil •Ergonomic foam grips, padded straps and tungsten-carbide tips.
•Donated by REI Dublin, OH store
2. Cincinnati Reds Tickets
Donated by the Cincinnati Reds
3. Athens Asylum Walking Tours with George Eberts
•Four tickets valued at $15.00 each. •George Eberts, an expert on the history of the Athens Asylum or “The Ridges,” will lead an outdoor walking tour of the asylum grounds. The tour will last approximately two hours. Due to Ohio University restrictions, access to the inside of the buildings is limited, but you can tour the main entryway seen in the picture as well as the Kennedy Museum. • George will captivate you with his depth of knowledge as well as tell you the real stories of what life was like for the residents, as well as the staff, at the Asylum.
•Donated by Southeast Ohio History Center
4. MWCD two-night off-season Cabin Rental
•Choose to rent a cabin for two
nights at Atwood Lake Park, Seneca Lake Park, Tappan Lake Park, Clendening
Lake, Piedmont Lake Marina
•$250 value
•Donated by MWCD
Donated by Muskingum Watershed Conservancy District
Altwood Cabins
•2 bedrooms, one full size bed each •Dining/Living room with sleeper sofa •Complete kitchen featuring stove, refrigerator/freezer, microwave, coffee maker, toaster, dishes, pots, pans, glasses and utensils •Gas heat and air conditioning for year-round usage •32” LED flat screen TV •Restroom features sink, shower and toilet •Charcoal grill, picnic table and fire ring on site. Firewood is available for purchase from the park. •Only two vehicles per cabin permitted for overnight stay •No smoking permitted in the vacation cabins •No pets permitted in the vacation cabins or vacation cabin area •Guests are responsible for supplying their own full size sheets and pillowcases, bath towels, soap, kitchen towels, dishwashing soap, and coffee filters •Blankets and pillows supplied by the park •Playground located in cabin area
Clendening Lake Cabins •Log Cabins •Sleep 8 – 12 people. •A/C and heat. •Kitchenette and bath. •WiFi and TV. Single, double and bunk beds. •Use of one dock slip. •Fire grate and picnic table.
Piedmont Lake Cabins •1 bedrooms, one full size bed •Dining/Living room with sleeper sofa •Complete kitchen featuring stove, refrigerator/freezer, microwave, coffee maker, toaster, dishes, pots, pans, glasses and utensils •Heat and air conditioning for year-round usage •LED flat screen TV •Restroom features sink, shower and toilet •Charcoal grill, picnic table and fire ring on site. •No smoking permitted in the vacation cabins •Guests are responsible for supplying their own bath towels, wash cloths, soap, kitchen towels, dish-washing soap, and coffee filters •Blankets and pillows supplied by the marina. •Playground located in the campground area. Seneca Lake Cabins •2 bedrooms, full beds •Sofa Sleeper •Complete kitchen featuring stove, refrigerator/freezer, microwave, coffee maker, toaster, dishes, pots, pans, glasses and utensils •Restroom features sink, shower and toilet •Screened in porch, charcoal grill, picnic table and fire ring on site. Firewood is available for purchase from the park •Heated •Guests are responsible for supplying their own full size sheets and pillowcases, bath towels, soap, kitchen towels, dish-washing soap, and coffee filters. •Blankets and pillows supplied by the park •Courtesy boat dock for each cabin, boat registration is required at check-in. Boat trailer storage available. Tappan Lake 1-10 •• 2 bedrooms, double bed in each • Roll away that sleeps 2 • Complete kitchen featuring stove, refrigerator/freezer, microwave, coffee maker, toaster, dishes, pots, pans, glasses and utensils • Central air/heat • Restroom features sink, shower and toilet • Covered porch, charcoal grill, picnic table and fire ring on site. Firewood is available for purchase from the park • Only two vehicles per cabin permitted for overnight stay • No smoking permitted in the vacation cabins • No pets permitted in the vacation cabins or vacation cabin area • Guests are responsible for supplying their own full size sheets and pillowcases, bath towels, soap, kitchen towels, dishwashing soap, and coffee filters. • Blankets and pillows supplied by the park • Courtesy boat dock for each cabin, boat registration is required at check-in • Free Wi-Fi is available in the cabins 1 -10 area Tappan Lake Cabin 11
5. 2 MetBallet tickets
•CARMEN.maquia | April 3-11, 2020 | Davidson Theatre Columbus, OH •Act I: 46 Minutes | Intermission: 20 Minutes | Act II: 22 Minutes •CARMEN.maquia is a full-length ballet. A full-length ballet is one ballet with intermissions, similar to a book with chapters. •Choreographer:Gustavo Ramirez Sansano Composer:Georges Bizet
Donated by MetBallet
6. One night’s stay at Burr Oak Lodge
•Nestled in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains, Burr Oak Lodge & Conference Center overlooks sparkling Burr Oak Lake while blending beautifully into the natural forest for which southern Ohio is so well known. •Night Stay in a King Standard Room •Expires 10/10/20 •Donated by Burr Oak Lodge & Conference Center
Donated by the Burr Oak Lodge and Conference Center
7. Two Cosi tickets
•Hands on Science Museum •2 general admission tickets •Value $25.00 each •https://www.cosi.org/
Donated by Cosi
8. Blue Rock Station tour and dinner
•Public tour 1 PM- 4 PM followed by supper with Annie and Jay Warmke. •Farm Located 70 miles northwest of Marietta, OH. •Annie and Jay will discuss how they built their Earthship home, talk about their work in sustainability, and take you on a tour of their 14 buildings that are made of clean garbage. •Be prepared to meet livestock, cats, and dogs •Special food arrangements can be made ahead of time.
Donated by Annie and Jay Warmke
9. Hidden Marietta Touring Co.
You and a friend are invited to a complimentary Ghost Trek walking tour of historic and haunted Marietta, Ohio! You have two tours you can choose from: Harmar Ghost Trek – Fridays at 8pm – meet at the Harmar RR Bridge (on the Harmar side!) Covers early history of the town, includes valor & vice, tragic deaths, accidents and murders Putnam Street Ghost Trek – Saturdays at 8pm – meet at the courthouse at the corner of Second and Putnam Street (205 Putnam Street) Covers later development of the town, includes execution, suicides, historic homes & churches and fascinating town legends.
Donated by Hidden Marietta Tour Co.
HarmarPutnam Street
10. Two Adult Trolley Tours, Marietta, OH
Take the Trolley Tour first and learn all there is to enjoy in beautiful, historic Marietta, Ohio. Your guide tells stories about the early pioneers who founded Marietta and introduces you to this historic town at the confluence of the Ohio and Muskingum Rivers: its earthworks, museums and historic homes. The tour begins and ends at the Armory located on Front Street in Marietta. Come join us, there’s free parking.
Tour highlights Victorian Front Street Shops; First Congregational Church: Start Westward Monument: Return Johnson Meigs Home: Ohio River Museum: W.P Snyder JR.; Campus Martius Museum: David Putnam House: Historic Harmar; Henry Fearing Museum; Mound Cemetery; Marietta College; The Castle Museum; Historic Churches.
Adults $15.00 x 2 May: Saturday 10:00 a.m.
June: Friday, 10:00 a.m. Saturday, 10:00 a.m.
July: Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday 10:00 a.m.
August: Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, 10:00 a.m.
September: Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. 10:00 a.m.
October: Friday and Saturday 10:00 a.m.
Note: Rates subject to change without notice
Please call for reservation as the Trolley is often chartered for private events.
Donated by: Harley Noland
11. $50 towards Learning in Retirement Courses at Marietta College
The Institute for Learning in Retirement is a community-based organization whose goal is to encourage life-long learning for persons in retirement from every walk of life. It is administered under the auspices of the Marietta College Department of Continuing Education. At its heart is an academic program of courses designed by its members to suit their interests and taught by knowledgeable instructors. Classes take place at various locations on the Marietta College campus or in the community. Courses encourage study and discussion but require no assignments, nor tests, nor writing of papers. They are simply for the enjoyment of learning.
Organized by local citizens, the Institute offered its first non-credit courses of cultural interest in the Spring of 1992 with two two-week courses. Over the years, the scope of the courses broadened to include such diverse subjects as river lore, genealogy, forestry, applied art, the world of opera, literature, science, and many more. When enough interest in a particular subject was expressed by members, then an authority in that field, usually a college professor or other professional, was sought to teach it. On occasion, a course was enhanced by day or overnight trips to museums or theaters in nearby cities, or field trips to strip mines and river locks and dams. Since its origins ILR has involved hundreds of individuals, many of whom return time and time again, creating friendships and enjoying the opportunity to learn new things.
Over the years, the program offered by the Institute has grown. At present, ILR offers three eight-week sessions each year: fall, winter, and spring. Four or five courses are offered each session. The courses range from such hands-on subjects as calligraphy to subjects like Latin, from birdwatching to music and art history, from geology to Shakespeare. You may take as many courses as you wish in any session. The cost is $30 for eight-week courses and $20 for four-week courses.
Donated by: Anonymous donor
12. Hocking Hills Canopy Tour
One Zipline Tour Valued at $90.00.
Expires on December 1,2020
Not valid on Saturdays or with other discounts.
hockinghillscanopytours.com
In 2007, HOCKING HILLS CANOPY TOURS STARTED A ZIPLINE REVOLUTION IN OHIO! Since then, they’ve been nationally recognized for excellence by many prestigious publications. All of the adventure courses and tours that they design and create at their facility near Hocking Hills State Park are completed with a commitment to our “world-class” status.
It all started with the world-class “CANOPY TOUR”—the first of its kind in the mid-west—which was awarded “Best Outdoor Adventure in Ohio” three years in a row! (OHIO MAGAZINE) and listed first in “The Best Ziplines in America” (USAToday).
Join us for a short hike at Beiser Field Station, owned by LMC and managed by the Marietta College Biology Department. MC faculty member Dave McShaffrey will be leading the hike. Carpooling available. ...
Auction Items
Online auction link: https://cpa.hibid.com/catalog/201701/friends-of-the-lower-muskingum-river-
How to bid: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3sy4N5cdJKs
1. REI Flash Carbon Trekking Poles
•Powerlock 3 forged alloy locking mechanism •Ultralight and strong carbon composite material •Includes trekking baskets for stability on soil •Ergonomic foam grips, padded straps and tungsten-carbide tips.
•Donated by REI Dublin, OH store
2. Cincinnati Reds Tickets
Donated by the Cincinnati Reds
3. Athens Asylum Walking Tours with George Eberts
•Four tickets valued at $15.00 each. •George Eberts, an expert on the history of the Athens Asylum or “The Ridges,” will lead an outdoor walking tour of the asylum grounds. The tour will last approximately two hours. Due to Ohio University restrictions, access to the inside of the buildings is limited, but you can tour the main entryway seen in the picture as well as the Kennedy Museum. • George will captivate you with his depth of knowledge as well as tell you the real stories of what life was like for the residents, as well as the staff, at the Asylum.
•Donated by Southeast Ohio History Center
4. MWCD two-night off-season Cabin Rental
•Choose to rent a cabin for two nights at Atwood Lake Park, Seneca Lake Park, Tappan Lake Park, Clendening Lake, Piedmont Lake Marina •$250 value •Donated by MWCD
Donated by Muskingum Watershed Conservancy District
Altwood Cabins
•2 bedrooms, one full size bed each •Dining/Living room with sleeper sofa •Complete kitchen featuring stove, refrigerator/freezer, microwave, coffee maker, toaster, dishes, pots, pans, glasses and utensils •Gas heat and air conditioning for year-round usage •32” LED flat screen TV •Restroom features sink, shower and toilet •Charcoal grill, picnic table and fire ring on site. Firewood is available for purchase from the park. •Only two vehicles per cabin permitted for overnight stay •No smoking permitted in the vacation cabins •No pets permitted in the vacation cabins or vacation cabin area •Guests are responsible for supplying their own full size sheets and pillowcases, bath towels, soap, kitchen towels, dishwashing soap, and coffee filters •Blankets and pillows supplied by the park •Playground located in cabin area
Clendening Lake Cabins
•Log Cabins
•Sleep 8 – 12 people.
•A/C and heat.
•Kitchenette and bath.
•WiFi and TV. Single, double and bunk beds.
•Use of one dock slip.
•Fire grate and picnic table.
•1 bedrooms, one full size bed
•Dining/Living room with sleeper sofa
•Complete kitchen featuring stove, refrigerator/freezer, microwave, coffee maker, toaster, dishes, pots, pans, glasses and utensils
•Heat and air conditioning for year-round usage
•LED flat screen TV
•Restroom features sink, shower and toilet
•Charcoal grill, picnic table and fire ring on site.
•No smoking permitted in the vacation cabins
•Guests are responsible for supplying their own bath towels, wash cloths, soap, kitchen towels, dish-washing soap, and coffee filters
•Blankets and pillows supplied by the marina.
•Playground located in the campground area.
•2 bedrooms, full beds
•Sofa Sleeper
•Complete kitchen featuring stove, refrigerator/freezer, microwave, coffee maker, toaster, dishes, pots, pans, glasses and utensils
•Restroom features sink, shower and toilet
•Screened in porch, charcoal grill, picnic table and fire ring on site. Firewood is available for purchase from the park
•Heated
•Guests are responsible for supplying their own full size sheets and pillowcases, bath towels, soap, kitchen towels, dish-washing soap, and coffee filters.
•Blankets and pillows supplied by the park
•Courtesy boat dock for each cabin, boat registration is required at check-in. Boat trailer storage available.
Tappan Lake 1-10
•• 2 bedrooms, double bed in each
• Roll away that sleeps 2
• Complete kitchen featuring stove, refrigerator/freezer, microwave, coffee maker, toaster, dishes, pots, pans, glasses and utensils
• Central air/heat
• Restroom features sink, shower and toilet
• Covered porch, charcoal grill, picnic table and fire ring on site. Firewood is available for purchase from the park
• Only two vehicles per cabin permitted for overnight stay
• No smoking permitted in the vacation cabins
• No pets permitted in the vacation cabins or vacation cabin area
• Guests are responsible for supplying their own full size sheets and pillowcases, bath towels, soap, kitchen towels, dishwashing soap, and coffee filters.
• Blankets and pillows supplied by the park
• Courtesy boat dock for each cabin, boat registration is required at check-in
• Free Wi-Fi is available in the cabins 1 -10 area
5. 2 MetBallet tickets
•CARMEN.maquia | April 3-11, 2020 | Davidson Theatre Columbus, OH •Act I: 46 Minutes | Intermission: 20 Minutes | Act II: 22 Minutes •CARMEN.maquia is a full-length ballet. A full-length ballet is one ballet with intermissions, similar to a book with chapters. •Choreographer:Gustavo Ramirez Sansano
Composer:Georges Bizet
Donated by MetBallet
6. One night’s stay at Burr Oak Lodge
•Nestled in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains, Burr Oak Lodge & Conference Center overlooks sparkling Burr Oak Lake while blending beautifully into the natural forest for which southern Ohio is so well known. •Night Stay in a King Standard Room •Expires 10/10/20 •Donated by Burr Oak Lodge & Conference Center
Donated by the Burr Oak Lodge and Conference Center
7. Two Cosi tickets
•Hands on Science Museum •2 general admission tickets •Value $25.00 each •https://www.cosi.org/
Donated by Cosi
8. Blue Rock Station tour and dinner
•Public tour 1 PM- 4 PM followed by supper with Annie and Jay Warmke. •Farm Located 70 miles northwest of Marietta, OH. •Annie and Jay will discuss how they built their Earthship home, talk about their work in sustainability, and take you on a tour of their 14 buildings that are made of clean garbage. •Be prepared to meet livestock, cats, and dogs •Special food arrangements can be made ahead of time.
Donated by Annie and Jay Warmke
9. Hidden Marietta Touring Co.
You and a friend are invited to a complimentary Ghost Trek walking tour of historic and haunted Marietta, Ohio! You have two tours you can choose from: Harmar Ghost Trek – Fridays at 8pm – meet at the Harmar RR Bridge (on the Harmar side!) Covers early history of the town, includes valor & vice, tragic deaths, accidents and murders Putnam Street Ghost Trek – Saturdays at 8pm – meet at the courthouse at the corner of Second and Putnam Street (205 Putnam Street) Covers later development of the town, includes execution, suicides, historic homes & churches and fascinating town legends.
Donated by Hidden Marietta Tour Co.
10. Two Adult Trolley Tours, Marietta, OH
Take the Trolley Tour first and learn all there is to enjoy in beautiful, historic Marietta, Ohio. Your guide tells stories about the early pioneers who founded Marietta and introduces you to this historic town at the confluence of the Ohio and Muskingum Rivers: its earthworks, museums and historic homes. The tour begins and ends at the Armory located on Front Street in Marietta. Come join us, there’s free parking.
Tour highlights
Victorian Front Street Shops; First Congregational Church: Start Westward Monument: Return Johnson Meigs Home: Ohio River Museum: W.P Snyder JR.; Campus Martius Museum: David Putnam House: Historic Harmar; Henry Fearing Museum; Mound Cemetery; Marietta College; The Castle Museum; Historic Churches.
Adults $15.00 x 2
May: Saturday 10:00 a.m.
June: Friday, 10:00 a.m.
Saturday, 10:00 a.m.
July: Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday 10:00 a.m.
August: Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, 10:00 a.m.
September: Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. 10:00 a.m.
October: Friday and Saturday 10:00 a.m.
Note: Rates subject to change without notice
Please call for reservation as the Trolley is often chartered for private events.
Donated by: Harley Noland
11. $50 towards Learning in Retirement Courses at Marietta College
https://www.marietta.edu/ilr
The Institute for Learning in Retirement is a community-based organization whose goal is to encourage life-long learning for persons in retirement from every walk of life. It is administered under the auspices of the Marietta College Department of Continuing Education. At its heart is an academic program of courses designed by its members to suit their interests and taught by knowledgeable instructors. Classes take place at various locations on the Marietta College campus or in the community. Courses encourage study and discussion but require no assignments, nor tests, nor writing of papers. They are simply for the enjoyment of learning.
Organized by local citizens, the Institute offered its first non-credit courses of cultural interest in the Spring of 1992 with two two-week courses. Over the years, the scope of the courses broadened to include such diverse subjects as river lore, genealogy, forestry, applied art, the world of opera, literature, science, and many more. When enough interest in a particular subject was expressed by members, then an authority in that field, usually a college professor or other professional, was sought to teach it. On occasion, a course was enhanced by day or overnight trips to museums or theaters in nearby cities, or field trips to strip mines and river locks and dams. Since its origins ILR has involved hundreds of individuals, many of whom return time and time again, creating friendships and enjoying the opportunity to learn new things.
Over the years, the program offered by the Institute has grown. At present, ILR offers three eight-week sessions each year: fall, winter, and spring. Four or five courses are offered each session. The courses range from such hands-on subjects as calligraphy to subjects like Latin, from birdwatching to music and art history, from geology to Shakespeare. You may take as many courses as you wish in any session. The cost is $30 for eight-week courses and $20 for four-week courses.
Donated by: Anonymous donor
12. Hocking Hills Canopy Tour
One Zipline Tour Valued at $90.00.
Expires on December 1,2020
Not valid on Saturdays or with other discounts.
hockinghillscanopytours.com
In 2007, HOCKING HILLS CANOPY TOURS STARTED A ZIPLINE REVOLUTION IN OHIO! Since then, they’ve been nationally recognized for excellence by many prestigious publications. All of the adventure courses and tours that they design and create at their facility near Hocking Hills State Park are completed with a commitment to our “world-class” status.
It all started with the world-class “CANOPY TOUR”—the first of its kind in the mid-west—which was awarded “Best Outdoor Adventure in Ohio” three years in a row! (OHIO MAGAZINE) and listed first in “The Best Ziplines in America” (USAToday).
Donated by: Hocking Hills Canopy Tours
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