Buffalo Island FFA Dinner/Auction

This is how it works.

Bruce Fires, BIC FFA Adviser, welcomes guests to the annual event.

BIC FFA supporter Chuck Brown thanks everyone for attending the auction/dinner and offers his appreciation to Mr. Fires for the work he does with the students

Looking over the auction items.

We are ready to work.

Sponsors were recognized.

Homemade desserts were served with a barbecue dinner.

FFA members helped with the drawings.

Meal tickets were sold at the door for the barbecue dinner catered by Big Butts in Leachville.

FFA Officers helped with the auction.

Volunteers kept the bidding lively.

Rodney McClelland with A1 Auction and FFA officers.

McClellan gave FFA members the opportunity to auction items throughout the evening.

County and state candidates were recognized.

Winner of the 50/50 drawing.

BIC FFA Officers

The event drew a large crowd.

Leachville Mayor Shelia Spurlock welcomes friends who gathered to support the youth in the BIC FFA program.

This young man found what he wanted to bid on.

Fried pies sold for over $300 and then were shared with the crowd.

Going once, twice, sold.

Children and adult picnic tables were made by FFA members and sold at the auction.

Over 100 items were donated to be auctioned.

A variety of items was sold helping to raise over $30,000

You're in.

I can do this.

The last two in the drawing for the shotgun.

The winner is

Eight hours of work by FFA Adviser Bruce Fires was sold to the highest bidder.

It runs good.

Area FFA Advisers enjoy a friendly competition to see who could be an auctioneer.

My favorite color.