Celebrate May Day - St. Stephen`s Episcopal School

St. Stephen’s Episcopal School
st
21 Annual Spring Auction
Celebrate
May Day
Friday, May 1, 2015
National Civil War Museum
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
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Social Hour and Hors d’oevres . . . . . . . .6:00 pm – 7:00 pm
Silent Auction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6:00 pm – 8:50 pm
Silent Auction Table Closings . . 8:00 pm, 8:30 pm, 8:50 pm
Oral Auction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7:00 pm
Auction Chair: Ellen Konkle
Auctioneers: Churchill Pinder and Bill Graffius
Sponsors
of the 21st Annual Spring Auction
SSES River Hawk Champions ($500.00)
Craig and Patricia Anderson
Red and Blue Circle ($250.00)
Pat Cameron
Helen Delano and Noel Potter, Jr.
Lynn and Wil Everhart
Hannah Leavitt and Jack Krill
Shawn and Holly Leppo
Carol Lopus
Deb and Gene McHugh
David and Margaret Messner
Pat and Sandy Strohl
Shannon and Brandon Williams
Anne Yellott
Friend of St. Stephen’s Circle ($125.00)
Bill and Marcia Davis
Jim and Ann Elliott
James Hess
Michael and Brittany Hess
Richard and Toni Koch
Betty McLaughlin
William F. Murphey
Gene Schofield
We are so very grateful to our volunteers for their support, time and talents.
This event would not be possible without the help of our volunteers. We count on our
families and friend for so many things and we are grateful for their dedication. We apologize
if we have failed to recognize any individual(s).
Eric Adams
Wendy Adams
Cassy Amour
Patricia Anderson
Julian Ayala
Nicole Edmiston
Rima Cameron
Jessica Clemmer
Lydia Ford
Michael Frascella
Angela Givens
Linda Gorka
Allison Graffius
Bill Graffius
Trina Gribble
Dave Grove
Angelia Johnson
Aja Jones
Abigail Ketchum
Becky Konkle
Beth Lawson
Allen Lengle
Adlih León
Shawn Leppo
Jeanine Mesarick
Donna Mick
Nicole Mullins
Carolyn Patterson
Churchill Pinder
Kristen Punter
Freeda Prunty
Tony Salomone
Jeniffa Willis
We would like to thank the following businesses for their in-kind donations to our event:
• Hilton Hotel for their donation of linens
• Old Mille Impressions for donating the engraving of the bricks
• A special thank you to our gifted musicians.
ST. STEPHEN’S EPISCOPAL SCHOOL’S
OUTSTANDING FACULTY AND STAFF
Head of School……………………………………………………….…………..Mrs. Ruth Graffius
Business Manager……………………………………………..…..……...…..Miss Denise Paran
Office Manager…………………………………………………….……..Mrs. Bernadette Kaiser
Development Coordinator…………………………….…………………..…..Ms. Ellen Konkle
Faculty
Preschool……………………………………………………………..………Mrs. Vicky Dimopoulos
Preschool Aide/Afterschool…………………………………..…Mr. George Papastamatis
Pre-kindergarten…………………………………………………….……….Mrs. Barb Schmiedel
Pre-kindergarten Aide…………………………………………….….…….Ms. Kelly McDonald
Kindergarten/PS-K Spanish………..…………………………………...Mrs. Roxanne Baskin
Kindergarten Aide.……………………………..………………………..........Ms. Georgie Hicks
First Grade/Curriculum Development/Accreditation.………….….Miss Emily Hand
Second Grade/Afterschool Coordinator………………..…………Miss Sarah Blackford
Third Grade……………………………………………………………………....Mrs. Katie McCarty
Fourth Grade/Student Support Services/Environmental Education
Coordinator…………………………………………………………………..……..Mrs. Karen Eboch
Fifth Grade/Physical Education………………..………………………….......Mr. Dan Burke
Middle School/6th Grade Homeroom………………..…………………..Mr. Jeffrey Evans
Middle School/7th Grade Homeroom………………………….……….Ms. Jessica Kaffka
Middle School/8th Grade Homeroom/Yearbook..………………..…..Mrs. Deb Lorah
Art…………………………………………………………………….…………………….Mrs. Kim Bowie
Computer……………………………………………………………..…………………..Mr. Eric Spaar
Music………………………………………………………………………………………...Mr. Jay Risser
Religion/Chaplain………………………………………………..……...Chaplain Kate Harrigan
1st-8th Spanish…………………………………………………………….……...Miss Erin Weaver
Swimming Aide………………………………………………………………...Ms. Melissa Sholley
Afterschool Staff………………………………………….………………...Mrs. Nicole Edmiston
Facilities Manager………………………………………………………..….…Mr. Mike Frascella
Cleaning Technician………………………………………………………………….Mr. Regi Willis
"The world's favorite season is the spring. All things seem possible in May.”
This quote reminds me of our mission tonight. We gather together to
celebrate the children, their families and the staff of St. Stephen’s School.
Tonight we once again offer you the unique opportunity to help support our
vision for the community of Harrisburg and beyond to provide a quality, faith
based educational experience. Spring offers a new start, a new life and a
rejuvenation of seeds planted before. Such a seed was planted in 1978 by
Patricia Cameron and this life has been reaffirmed by your generous support
during this annual auction. God bless you for attending this evening and your
continued support!
Ruth Graffius, Head of School
This year we celebrate the 20th anniversary of the auction and the 35th
anniversary of St. Stephen’s Episcopal School. I feel the great cloud of
witnesses that have supported us throughout those years and I want to thank
you and the multitude of present supporters. Our wonderful School has both
a grand legacy as well as a remarkable future because of the support of
people like you. This auction is a great example of how the many hands that
have brought such a splendid event will help our school remain a vibrant and
creative center of learning for our children and the community. May God
bless us all and St. Stephen’s School.
Faithfully,
Churchill Pinder, Dean of the Cathedral
Thanks for being with us tonight and for supporting St. Stephen’s Episcopal
School. This is our 21st Auction and it remains one of our most important
fundraising venues. In the Episcopal Church we talk about our three-legged
stool of Scripture, Tradition and Reason. For St. Stephen’s School our threelegged stool consists of our students, our dedicated faculty and staff, and our
friends like you. We could not continue with the good work we have been
doing since 1978 without all three. The funds raised at tonight’s auction –
and at the 20 that proceeded it – help us continue to deliver on our mission:
to nurture the student in an atmosphere of respect for the individual student,
to provide superior academic training which is affordable and available to all,
and as part of the outreach and mission of the Cathedral Church of St.
Stephen, to offer the teachings of the Christian faith in an Episcopal setting
for the consideration of all.
And a shout out to our founder Pat Cameron, who continues to inspire us.
She celebrates a special milestone next month – please take a moment
tonight to wish her a happy nonaginta birthday. Thanks again for being with
us and enjoy your evening, and remember to bid early and bid often.
Christopher Nicholas, President, Board of Directors, St. Stephen’s School
Rules
The governing rules for the 21st Annual Spring Auction are as follows:
GENERAL RULES
• Guests will receive their bid number upon entrance/check-in to “Celebrate May
Day.” Only bids by registered bid numbers will be honored in the Silent and Oral
auction.
• All sales are final. No exchanges or refunds on auction items are permitted. The
auction committee has attempted to clearly catalog and describe all items
presented at the auction. However, all items will be sold in an “as is” condition.
Please read carefully the specifications and limitations on items.
• All auction items and certificates must be paid for in full by cash, check, or Visa
Card/Master Card by Friday, May 1, 2015. Prior to leaving, please go to the
Bankers’ table to settle your account. If you are checking out after a closing of
the Silent Auction, please allow the bankers approximately 15 minutes to
organize and file the bids before you check out. Please DO NOT remove the
pink bid sheets from the Silent Auction tables.
• By purchasing, the buyer waives any claims for liability against either St. Stephen’s
School or the donor of the property or services. Neither St. Stephen’s School nor
the donor is responsible for any personal injuries or damages to property that
may result from the utilization of property or services sold.
• Values indicated for some of the auctioned items are estimates and are not
warranted for tax purposes or for general value.
• Unless otherwise specified, all auction items and services must be used within one
year following the May 1, 2015 auction date. Unless specified, dates and times
of certain items are to be arranged at the mutual convenience of the donor and
buyer. All items must be removed from premises by the end of the evening.
Festival
Ribbons
of
Each numbered ribbon in the Festival of Ribbons is $10.00. The numbers on the
ribbons correspond with the numbers on the displayed items. The prize represented
by a number will have a value equal to or greater than the purchase. Choose your
ribbon and receive your gift. Sorry, exchanges are not permitted. You may purchase
as many as you wish. Enjoy!
The Garden
Each numbered flower represents a gift card or gift certificate available for purchase
at the price displayed. To purchase an item choose the appropriate flower, the
volunteer will write your paddle number on the back of the flower which will then be
placed in your file at the bank. At the end of the evening you can pay for the item
with the rest of your purchases and receive your gift card or certificate.
Silent
Auction
All silent auction items have a bid sheet attached or displayed close to each item.
Should you desire to bid on an item, write your bid number and amount of your
bid on the bid sheet. Each new bid must be clearly written on the first available
blank line on the bid sheet and must be in round dollar amounts. There is a
minimum bid marked on all items. Please make note of minimum bids, as any
bids below the minimum bid marked on the sheet will not be honored. In
addition, each item has a minimum raise amount. Bid increases must be made in
the required increments or the bid will not be honored. The silent auction will
close in three (3) sections throughout the night: 8:00 pm, 8:30 pm and 8:50 pm.
In addition to the auctioneer announcing closings, a bell will be rung.
Oral Auction
The auctioneer will seek bids on items listed in the auction booklet. To enter a
bid, you must raise your bid paddle, allowing the auctioneer to acknowledge your
bid. The highest bidder acknowledged by the auctioneer shall be the purchaser.
In the event of any dispute between bidders, the auctioneer shall have the sole
and final discretion either to determine the successful bidder or to resell the item
in dispute. If the auctioneer determines that any opening bid is not
commensurate with the value of the article offered, he may reject the offer and
withdraw the article from sale. On the fall of the auctioneer’s gavel, title to the
item will pass to the highest acknowledged bidder, who thereupon assumes full
risk and responsibility thereof.
Collection of
Your
Purchases
To close your account, go to the banker’s table to receive a tally of items you
have purchased. Upon payment, you will receive a receipt. Take your receipt to
an auction volunteer who will assist you in the identification and location of your
item(s). All gift certificates will be provided to you upon payment of your
purchases. Please do not remove the pink bid sheets from the Silent Auction
Tables.
Oral Auction
600 Engraved Memories
The Cathedral Church of St. Stephen
This is an engraved brick that will be set in the walkway in the Cloister. Your brick can
honor or celebrate an individual, family or group, recognize a milestone or just be a
way to support St. Stephen’s Episcopal School.
Value: $100
601 Eagles vs. Colts
Deb and Gene McHugh
Enjoy two club level seats at the pre-season Philadelphia Eagles vs. Indianapolis Colts
game at Lincoln Financial Field on August 16, 2015 at 1:00 pm.
Value: Unknown
602 Wild Rose Berries
Deb and Gene McHugh
Enjoy this beautiful 34 x 29 inch matted and framed Pauline Eble Campanelli print
“Wild Rose Berries.”
Value: $125
603 Bike to Fit
Hal and Felicity Fox
This is a beautiful bright yellow folding bicycle with rear baskets. It is expandable to
fit a size from a child to an adult.
Value: $200
604 The Air Above Harrisburg
John Charlton
John Charlton will fly you for a 30-60 minute introductory flight over the skies of
Harrisburg in his 1978 Cessna 192/RG plane.
Value: $175
605 Live, Laugh, Love, Pray
St. Stephen's Eighth Grade Class
Enjoy this framed photograph of our Preschool through Second Grade students
representing this sentiment.
Value: Priceless
606 Behind the Scenes
Gregg Mace, WHTM-ABC27
Get a personal backstage tour, for up to four people, of the ABC 27 studios from
sports anchor Gregg Mace; watch the live newscast from the control room and see
how news is produced.
Value: Priceless
Oral Auction
607 Wine Sampler
Legacy Vintners
These six bottles of wine have been assembled by Avatar Wines and Spirits and
Legacy Vintners, Inc. and include the following:
Big Vine Zinfandel 2011 from California
Grinder Pinotage 2011 from Western Cape, South Africa
Hacienda Zargón Sauvignon Blanc 2013 from La Mancha, Spain
Left Bank Red Bordeaux 2011 from Bordeaux, France
Left Bank White Bordeaux 2012 from Bordeaux, France
Passori IGT Rosso 2013 from Veneto, Italy
(See display for more details.)
Value: $100
608 Fly Me To...The Fishing Hole!
William H. Traister, Jr.
Is it time to update your tackle box? Then this handmade collection is for you!
Each fly has been lovingly hand tied by the donor and is displayed in a clear White
River box. The collection includes: 8 Picket Pins, 8 Greenie Weenies, 8 Griffiths
Gnats, 4 Black Ants, 4 Grizzly King Wet Flies, 4 Light Elk Hair Caddies, 4 Trout Flies,
4 Bead Head Yellow Wooly Worms, 4 Purple Perils, and 4 Bead Head Black Wooly
Worms.
Value: $100
609 Brewery VIP Tour
The Vineyard and Brewery at Hershey
The Vineyard at Hershey’s VIP Experience will allow you to enjoy a behind-the-scenes
look into our winemaking practices, while enjoying our wines away from the hustle
and bustle of our tasting room! You and seven of your friends will enjoy a tour of the
Vineyard or Production Center before embarking on a flight of six of the current
released wines paired with cheeses, chocolates, fruits, and crackers. Guests have
their choice between three flights: sweet, dry, and best of Vineyard At Hershey.
Each person will also receive a souvenir wine glass and 10% off wine purchased. A
reservation is required for the VIP experience.
Value: $160
610 Hero Worship
St. Stephen's Seventh Grade Class
Liven up any room with this side table decorated in a Super Hero theme with a comic
book from every Seventh Grade student.
Value: Priceless
Oral Auction
611 Eagles vs. Ravens
Deb and Gene McHugh
Enjoy two club level seats at the pre-season Philadelphia Eagles vs. Baltimore Ravens
game at Lincoln Financial Field on August 22, 2015 at 7:00 pm.
Value: Unknown
612 Head of School
St. Stephen's Episcopal School
Your child can enjoy the experience of being Head of School for a day! Who doesn’t
want to be in charge?
Value: Priceless
613 Tarheel Motel
Emmy Corey
Get ready for your travel south with this gift certificate for two nights at the Tarheel
Motel in Nags Head, North Carolina. Rooms are primarily equipped with kitchenette
and two double beds. Located across the street from the beach and shopping
outlets, right in the middle of the beautiful Outer Banks. Location receives 4.8 stars
on Trip Adviser.
Value: $250
614 Bittersweet
Deb and Gene McHugh
Adorn your wall with this 38 x 33 inch matted and framed Pauline Eble Camparelli
print “The Bittersweet.”
Value: $150
615 Poetry Performance
Maria James-Thiaw
Maria James-Thiaw, author of the book Talking White, is offering a 40 minute spoken
word poetry performance with Q and A for your organization, class or group.
Package also includes two autographed books and one CD.
Value: $200
616 Heart I
St. Stephen's Episcopal School
This original heart painting was created by Seventh Grader Mikhaila Adams with
watercolors and oil pastels.
Value: Priceless
617 Tumbling Birthday
Artistic Sports Academy Plus, Harrisburg
Make this year’s birthday party unique with this gymnastics themed complimentary
birthday party for up to 15 kids. Gymnastics coach and party room are included.
Value: $200
Oral Auction
618 Thumbprints of the Future
St. Stephen's Fifth Grade Class
Our Fifth Grade students preserve their patriotic legacy with their thumbprints in
red, white and blue on this wooden plant/bar stool.
Value: Priceless
619 Cookies Galore!
St. Stephen's Episcopal School
The fabulous faculty and staff of St. Stephen’s School will provide for you twelve
dozen homemade holiday cookies for your delight. Cookies will be available the
week before Christmas.
Value: Priceless
620 Delaware Getaway
Chris Delozier
Get away this Fall for a weekend to Bethany Beach, Delaware with this first floor 900
square foot condo in with two bedrooms (sleeps six), two baths, a full kitchen, Wi-fi,
and two plasma TVs. Condo has direct bay access with beautiful views of the water.
Linens are not provided and condo must be left in clean condition. Can be used for
up to four nights, Thursday to Monday. Availability good only in September or
October, 2015, excluding Labor Day weekend. Dates to be approved by the owner.
Value: Unknown
621 Fourth Grade Fresh
St. Stephen's Fourth Grade Class
Our Fourth Grade students have hand painted this nine inch ceramic vase and have
filled it with a fresh, colorful spring bouquet of flowers just for you!
Value: Priceless
622 Orioles Box Seats
Post & Schell, P.C., Harrisburg
You are right in the action with these four box seats (section 50, row 24) to the
Baltimore Orioles vs. Cleveland Indians game on Saturday, June 27, 2015 at 7:15 PM.
Value: $252
623 Case of Passori Wine
Legacy Vintners
Passori Igt Rosso 2013 wine from Veneto, Italy is produced by the world-renowned
Carlo Botter. This red wine is a new take on Ripasso, the production method for the
sought-after and very expensive Amarone wines from northeastern Italy. At a
fraction of the cost of Amarone, the wine has incredible depth of flavor, and does
not require any cellaring. Passori has just been released in the United States for the
first time and is not yet available for sale in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. You
will be the first in the state to have this lovely wine grace your table. There are 12
bottles in the case. (See display for more details.)
Value: $300
Oral Auction
624 Harp and Friends
Jay Risser
You heard them playing here tonight! Now this talented musical trio (harp-violincello) is offering one hour of classical music for a wedding ceremony, cocktail hour,
or other event.
Value: $300
625 Third Grade Quilt
St. Stephen's Third Grade Class
Every year our Third Graders learn how to knit. The students have put their new
skills to work creating a unique class afghan. This year the winning bidder will also
receive a book filled with individually written paragraphs about “Why I Like Knitting”
and pictures.
Value: Priceless
626 Cape Cod Getaway
Helen Delano
Escape to the Cape for one week at this cottage in Chatham, Cape Cod, MA, on a
freshwater pond, with rowboat and dock. Cottage sleeps five in twin bunks. There is
an equipped kitchen, a bath with shower, and a fireplace. Bring your own linens and
leave the house clean for the next occupants. Location is convenient to beaches,
Cape Cod National Seashore and shopping. Currently available for weeks beginning
July 11 through August 30, 2015. Please confirm dates by May 31, 2015. Availability
of dates is subject to prior rentals.
Value: Unknown
627 Robot Man
Evan Edmonds, St. Stephen's Episcopal School
This original painting was created by Seventh Grader Evan Edmonds with pastels and
permanent markers.
Value: Priceless
628 Dinner on the Susquehanna
Char Magaro
Enjoy dining at its best with this $150 gift certificate to Char’s Tracy Mansion
restaurant, the only restaurant in Harrisburg overlooking the Susquehanna River.
Value: $150
629 Glamour Shots!
Gwenyth Adams Photography
Smile for this one! Home and School President Wendy Adams will provide you with
one photo session to include one Pass Gallery of digital photos and thirteen 3 x 5
inch prints.
Value: $200
Oral Auction
630 Strumming Strings
Hal and Felicity Fox
This is a 1970 Fender acoustic guitar. The frets have been honed down for easier
playing and it has been fitted with a custom pick-up so it may be played through any
amplifier.
Value: $250
631 Second Grade Quilt
St. Stephen's Second Grade Class
Our Second Grade students share their love of animals with this 31 x 35 inch hanging
quilt made with the students’ drawings of their favorite animals on each square.
Value: Priceless
632 Creek Sitting Party
Churchill Pinder and Sally Gambill
What to do on a hot summer day? How about a Creek Sitting Party with beverages
and hors d’oeuvres for 10-12. And yes, creek sitting means sitting in chairs in the
Conodoguinet creek!
Value: Priceless
633 Mifflin Print
Tim Keating
Thomas Mifflin signature matted and framed with a print of him and his wife.
Thomas Mifflin was a revolutionary war hero, a signer of the U.S. Constitution, the
head of the Continental Congress, the seventh president of Pennsylvania, and the
first governor of Pennsylvania.
Value: $160
634 Dinner for Six
Margaret Messner
Enjoy a dinner party for six in the Messner home. You invite the guests, then call to
reserve a mutual time and date. You will be able to choose from a menu that goes
from soup to nuts plus libations. Surely an evening to remember!
Value: $250
635 Orioles vs. Rangers, in Style!
United Concordia Companies, Inc.
You can watch the game in style with these four seats in Suite 44 for the July 1, 2015
Baltimore Orioles vs. Texas Rangers Game at 7:05 pm! A parking pass is included.
Value: $250
Oral Auction
636 First Class Beverages
St. Stephen's First Grade Class
Miss Hand’s fabulous First Grade Class has put together this amazing item which
includes a hand painted outdoor beverage container on a stand filled with the first
graders’ favorite beverages. (All age appropriate of course!) A bound book with
stories about their favorites will also be included.
Value: Priceless
637 May Day Pysanky Goose Egg
Melanie Lick
Pysanky is a traditional craft in Ukraine and Poland. Pysanky is done on eggs with hot
beeswax and dyes. Melanie begins by drawing a design onto an egg with hot
beeswax, using the kistka, a specialized stylus used in Pysanky. The egg is then placed
into a dye bath, where the areas not covered by wax pick up the dye; the waxed
parts remain the egg’s natural color. Melanie repeats the wax application and dye
bath process, proceeding from lightest to darkest colors as she builds the design.
When the entire design is finished, Melanie melts the beeswax and gently removes
the wax with a soft cloth to reveal the final design. The egg is finished with a
protective clear UV glaze.
Value: $150
638 Case of Guanaco Malbec Wine
Hill Flynn
Guanaco Malbec 2012, from Mendoze, Argentina, has just been released for the first
time in the United States. It is a rare and special hand-crafted Malbec from the high
foothills of the Andes Mountains. It is as lovely a Malbec as you will find, and you
will be the first to find it in Pennsylvania. Case contains 12 bottles. (See display for
more details.)
Value: $250
639 Kindergarten Canvas
St. Stephen's Kindergarten Class
All of our lovely Kindergarten students have adorned these three 18 x 24 inch
painted canvases with their own personal hand print flowers and thumbprint bugs.
Value: Priceless
640 Advent Program VIP
St. Stephen's Episcopal School
You will have the best seats in the house with reserved front row seating and front
door parking for the 2015 Advent Program.
Value: Priceless
Oral Auction
641 Bella Bleu Vacation Home in Seagrove, Florida
Dot McClurg
Enjoy a one weeks stay at Bella Bleu, located in Cassine Village in Seagrove Florida,
featuring three bedrooms (sleeps 10) and two and a half bathrooms in a lovely beach
community with two pools, tennis courts, a basketball hoop, nature trail, bike paths
and miles of pristine beaches just steps away. The perfect location for your relaxing
beach vacation! Beach chairs and umbrellas are furnished for your convenience.
Complimentary adult-sized beach bikes are available for your use in exploring the
many bike paths in the area.
There is a king size bed in the master bedroom with a full bath, walk-in shower, large
closet, 37 inch flat screen TV, and French doors opening onto a private balcony, the
perfect place to relax. The second bedroom has a queen bed and private access to
the shared bathroom with tub and shower, and a 26 inch flat screen HDTV. The third
bedroom has twin beds with access to the shared bathroom and a 26 inch flat screen
HDTV.
The living area features a queen sleeper sofa and a 42 inch flat screen HDTV. WiFi,
DVDs, games and books are available. The dining room table accommodates eight
and the breakfast bar seats four. There is a fully equipped kitchen and laundry for
your convenience.
Enjoy viewing the cypress forest and natural area from the screened back porch or
relax on one of two spacious open porches. Just steps from the screened porch, a
large outdoor patio with gas grill overlooking the cypress forest is the perfect setting
for your evening cookout. Along the nature trail which can be accessed from our
back yard are ponds, lakes and lovely picnicking areas.
Seagrove is a beach community about halfway between Destin and Panama City. We
have sugar white sand beaches and great restaurants.
Dates must be approved by the owner.
Value: $2500
642 Heart II
Anthony Nelson, St. Stephen's Episcopal School
This original heart painting was created by Fifth Grader Anthony Nelson with
watercolors and oil pastels.
Value: Priceless
643 Governor's Mansion
Edward Webber
Every art connoisseur will want this original Ted Webber 21 x 27 inch framed
watercolor painting of the Governor’s Mansion in Harrisburg.
Value: $400
Oral Auction
644 Baltimore Getaway
Deb and Gene McHugh
This Baltimore weekend packet includes one Baltimore Hilton Hotel night (Hampton
Inn, Hilton Garden Inn, Homewood Suites or Hilton), one $75.00 Todd Connor gift
certificate, one $75.00 Watch Dog gift certificate, two adult Water Taxi tickets, a
laminated map, and two bottles of wine. (Hotel room subject to availability and not
to exceed 50,000 HH points.)
Value: $500
645 Butterflies Are Free
St. Stephen's Pre-kindergarten Class
Our adorable Pre-kindergarten students have once again created an original art work
of butterflies crafted by their own hands and feet.
Value: Priceless
646 Hilton Holiday
Harrisburg Hilton
Take some time to relax with this certificate for one weekend overnight stay at the
Harrisburg Hilton followed by a Breakfast Buffet for Two in Ad Lib.
Value: $250
647 Vestry Wine
The Vestry of St. Stephen's Cathedral
The members of the Vestry share with you some of their favorite wine picks in this
basket of a dozen wines.
Value: $250
648 Preschool Baker's Basket
St. Stephen's Preschool Class
All the precious darlings of Preschool led by culinary great Mrs. Dimopoulos, have
put together this wonderful basket with everything you need for baking and
decorating cookies and cakes. They have also included two aprons (one adult,
one child) adorned with the hand prints of every student.
Value: Priceless
649 Penn State vs. Rutgers
Shawn and Holly Leppo
We are Penn State! Get them now, four tickets to the September 19, Penn State vs.
Rutgers game, including a parking pass for the unreserved yellow lot. Package also
comes with a Penn State lanyard, coin purse and your own stand up JoePa!
Value: $285
Oral Auction
650 An Evening at Home – Home 231 That Is!
Nick Laus, Home 231, Harrisburg
Home 231, one of the Capital City’s most highly acclaimed restaurants, is a stylish
farm-to-table eatery serving inventive, regional American dishes made with local
ingredients. Chef Robert Ayala, Jr. highlights the season’s best from local growers
and farmers and creates dishes with the best available ingredients at their peak.
Experience the best that the area offers in premium pastured meats, farm fresh
vegetables, dairy, and local cheeses.
You and five of your guests will enjoy a three-course dinner (including appetizer,
entrée and dessert) paired with wine from Home 231’s exceptional wine list and/or
exclusive selections featured here at the auction. This exceptional dinner service can
be enjoyed Monday through Thursday.
Located on historic North Street, steps from the State Capitol, Home 231 is located in
a beautiful townhouse with lovely courtyard dining when the weather permits.
Value: $350
651 Fishing with the Dean
Churchill Pinder and Sally Gambill
Enjoy an overnight at the Round House on the Pungoteague Creek with the Dean,
followed by a day fishing trip on a 21 foot fishing boat on Virginia’s eastern shore.
Dates to be negotiated.
Value: $800
652 Last Will and Testament
Law Offices of Saidis, Sullivan and Rogers, Carlisle
The Firm of Saidis, Sullivan and Rogers will assist you in the preparation of a last will
and testament, a general durable power of attorney, a health care power of attorney
and a living will.
Value: $1000
653 Wine Masters’ Class
Hill Flynn
Savor the experience of a unique selection of wines, both old and new. You bring the
wine glasses and we’ll bring the wine for this fun, informal and informative wine
tasting designed to be enjoyed with friends.
Legacy Vintners will present 12 premium wines as a framework for discussing and
understanding new trends and comparative styling from wine regions around the
world. Invite 11 others to a tasting and discussion to be held at a location of your
choice. Learn about the wine regions of the world and the different grape varietals
while sipping wine that has been paired with selected cheese and charcuterie.
Value: $1000
Oral Auction
654 Penn State Basket
Sarah Yerger and Post & Schell, P.C.
It’s time for the game and you can be going too with these two tickets to the
Penn State vs. Buffalo game on September 12th, 2015. Package also includes Penn
State clothes and tailgating beverages.
Value: Unknown
655 Hershey Spa Delight
Mary Jane Forbes
Relax in style with this Hershey Spa gift basket containing a $350 gift certificate to
the Spa at the Hotel Hershey, cosmetic bag, manicure set, pedicure tool, soap, back
washer tool, hand soap and hair turban. Everything you need to be pampered at the
spa and at home!
Value: $400
656 Engraved Memories, Round Two
The Cathedral Church of St. Stephen
Engraved brick that will be set in the walkway in the Cloister. Your brick can honor or
celebrate an individual, family or group, recognize a milestone or just be a way to
support St. Stephen’s Episcopal School.
Value: $100
Silent
Auction
300 A pair of vintage brandy decanters and glass night lamp
Value: Unknown
Vicky Dimopoulos and Gary Walters
301 A pair of 9¼ x 7¼ inch framed bathroom scene prints
Value: Unknown
Vicky Dimopoulos and Gary Walters
302 Two 18 inch Philadelphia Flyers rice paper lanterns
Value: Unknown
Friends of St. Stephen's
303 A trio of ceramic piggy banks stuffed with lottery tickets
Value: Unknown
Christen Davis and Ellen Konkle
304 Gift certificate for lawn care to cut, edge and blow, up to ½ acre
(Dauphin or Cumberland County only)
Value: Unknown
Chris Delozier
305 Purple hand crocheted Infinity scarf
Value: $15
Carolyn Yoder
306 SanDisk Sansa Clip+ 4 GB MP3 Player
Value: $40
Sam Leppo
307 Men’s grooming kit containing American Crew shampoo,
conditioner and shave moisturizer, plus a sports bottle and a gift
certificate for one man’s haircut
Value: $55
Shear Vanity, Harrisburg
308 A bottle of rosemary/garlic cooking/dipping oil
Value: Unknown
Jo-Ellen Szekeres
309 Painted butterfly and dragonfly wall art
Value: Unknown
Hope Sterner
310 Home Interiors 11½ x 8½ inch framed “To My Friend” poem
Value: Unknown
Hope Sterner
311 Amber colored Marble King dangle earrings
Value: Unknown
Patti and Craig Anderson
Silent
Auction
312 One loaf homemade plain white whole wheat bread and a
certificate for another at a mutually agreeable date in the next year
Value: Unknown
Helen Delano
313 One loaf homemade whole wheat herb bread and a certificate
for a second at a mutually agreeable date within a year
Value: Unknown
Helen Delano
314 The Art of Disney’s Toy Story book and 1996 Commemorative
3-D Toy Story lenticular artwork
Value: Unknown
Carol Lopus
315 White wooden mirror and a decorative shelf with pegs adorned
in pink and blue flowers and hearts
Value: $20
Hope Sterner
316 Stained glass of a hummingbird with a wooden light up stand
Value: $15
Hope Sterner
317 A 12 x 8 inch Longaberger double handle tote with multicolored
stripes and a plastic basket protector
Value: $18
Bernadette Kaiser
318 A 12 x 8 inch Longaberger multicolored floral print double
handle tote with plastic basket protector
Value: $18
Bernadette Kaiser
319 Two Thirty-One Oh-Snap Pockets in navy cross pop design
Value: $20
The Beaver Family
320 Two Thirty-One Oh-Snap Pockets in black playful parade design
Value: $20
The Beaver Family
321 Alaskan granite bear
Value: $20
Deb and Gene McHugh
Silent
Auction
322 1993 Commemorative Stamp Collection book, including stamps
Value: $20
Friends of St. Stephen's
323 Used Buck pocket knife with a three inch blade and leather case
Value: $20
Vicky Dimopoulos and Gary Walters
324 Hand crocheted tan and cream cowl neck scarf
Value: $20
Natalie Bortz
325 Hand crocheted red cowl neck scarf
Value: $20
326 Snow Babies “What Shall We Do Today” figurine
Natalie Bortz
Value: $20
Natalie Bortz
327 Snow Babies “I Have Lots To Give” figurine
Value: $20
Natalie Bortz
328 Framed 6½ x 6½ inch yellow daisy photo
Value: $20
Denise Paran
329 Large ceramic hand thrown earth tone bowl with handles
Value: $20
Carol Lopus
330 Green wire necklace and matching earrings
Value: $20
Carol Lopus
331 Hand knit child’s red and blue snowflake pattern fair isle hat
(70% acrylic, 30% wool - machine wash cold, dry flat, no bleach, no iron)
Value: $20
The Williams Family
332 Alex and Ani Positive Energy Love bracelet in gold
Value: $24
Ellen Konkle
333 Genuine amethyst 2¼ inch earrings set in .925 sterling silver
overlay
Value: $25
Beth Lawson
Silent
Auction
334 An assortment of decor items inspired by the 60s including a
blue hanging wooden Peace symbol, a 6½ x 8 inch Peace photo frame,
and two 14 x 6 inch wall plaques with the words peace and love
Value: $25
Hope Sterner
335 A 16 inch porcelain doll with braids in a stand
Value: $25
Deb and Gene McHugh
336 A rope basket filled with two dish towels, two hand knitted dish
cloths, potholder and mitt, hand sanitizer and hand lotion
Value: $25
Jo-Ellen Szekeres
337 Winter Tales of the Snow Babies “I See You” figurine
Value: $25
Natalie Bortz
338 Thirty-One Double Duty Caddy in bubble bloom design
Value: $25
The Beaver Family
339 Thirty-One Keep-it Tote in fabulous floral design
Value: $25
The Beaver Family
340 Thirty-One Timeless Beauty Bag in black chevron design
Value: $25
The Beaver Family
341 Thirty-One Cinch-Top Bin in black playful parade design
Value: $25
The Beaver Family
342 Rihanna Rogue Knuckles Clutch Bag
Value: $25
The Chick Family
343 Set of four “Birds of North America” placemats
Value: $25
Trina Gribble
344 May Day Extravaganza Mandala - From this black and white
design the colors of Spring have emerged. Celebrate with the beauty of
these Spring patterns, mounted on a free form frame to match your homes
decor.
Value: $25
Kathyann Corl
Silent
Auction
345 A pair of country style pigs in decorative boxes
Value: $25
Christen Davis
346 Margarita themed gift basket containing Mocked Up one liter
alcohol free Margarita Flavor Mocktail, one Bar Plus+ five pack
Margarita Flavoring, Margarita Salt, Margarita glass and one Tiki Bar
sign
Value: $25
Beth Lawson
347 Thirty-One Cinch-Top Bin in black playful parade design
Value: $25
The Beaver Family
348 Thirty-One Cinch Sac and Badge Buddy in navy lotsa design
Value: $27
The Beaver Family
349 Silver Alex and Ani Positive Energy bracelet with lotus blossom
charm
Value: $28
Ellen Konkle
350 Alex and Ani Positive Energy four leaf clover bracelet
Value: $28
Ellen Konkle
351 Alex and Ani Positive Energy Path of Life bracelet
Value: $28
Ellen Konkle
352 Thirty-One Medium Thermal Zipper Pouch, Littles Carry-All
Caddy, and Manicure Nail File, all in hop to it frog design
Value: $29
The Beaver Family
353 An assortment of prints suitable for framing, featuring
California wine country, Amsterdam and German beer
Value: $30
Deb and Gene McHugh
354 Large framed print “Beyond the Lake” from Phantom of the
Opera by Robert Heindel
Value: Unknown
Friends of St. Stephen's
Silent
Auction
355 Silver earrings with blue Swarovski crystals
Value: $30
356 Matted and framed 10 x 10 inch white daisy photo
Beth Lawson
Value: $30
Denise Paran
357 Framed 16 x 13 inch print of Steve Leonardi’s pen and ink skunk
and butterflies sketch
Value: $30
Carol Lopus
358 A 27 x 10 inch print of Marilyn LaDieu’s pen and ink sketch of
Front Street in Harrisburg
Value: $30
Carol Lopus
359 Set of three blue and brown hand thrown ceramic bowls
Value: $30
Carol Lopus
360 Four quarts of homemade soup, delivered on a mutually
agreeable date
Value: $30
Trina Gribble
361 RuMe silicone rubber Si Purse and glasses case
Value: $30
Ruth and Bill Graffius
362 Silver tone necklace, earrings and bangle bracelet set
Value: $30
Tickled Pink, Wormleysburg
363 Matrix Biolage shampoo/conditioner set
Value: $30
Damian and Sandy Heidingsfelder
364 Handmade stoneware pottery bread baker with recipes
Value: $30
Friends of St. Stephen's
365 Big Sky Carvers 15 ceramic decorative plate featuring Trout
chasing each other’s tails, stand included
Value: $30
Deb and Gene McHugh
Silent
Auction
366 Ecuadorian Tagua nut and rain forest seed necklace and
earrings
Value: $30
Patti and Craig Anderson
367 Erica Lyons green and gold bead necklace and earrings
Value: $30
Ruth and Bill Graffius
368 Snow Babies 1997 limited edition “On A Tricycle Built For Two”
figurine
Value: $35
Natalie Bortz
369 Thirty-One Picnic Thermal Tote in sketchy dot design
Value: $35
The Beaver Family
370 Thirty-One Large Utility Tote in pink pop medallion design
Value: $35
The Beaver Family
371 Orange and gray 26 x 58 inch quilted wall hanging
Value: $35
Carol Lopus
372 Small red DKNY wristlet filled with perfume oils and samples
Value: $35
Friends of St. Stephen's
373 Snow Babies “I Can’t Find Him!” figurine
Value: $38
Natalie Bortz
374 Genuine amber pendant and drop earrings set in .925 sterling
silver overlay
Value: $40
Beth Lawson
375 Four complimentary tickets for general admission
Value: $40
Wadsworth Antheum Museum of Art, Hartford, CT
376 A set of eight clear stemmed wine glasses plus three bottles of
wine including a 2012 Crios Torrontes from Argentina, a 2012
California Pinot Gris and a 2012 Hogue Riesling
Value: $40
Hope Sterner and Tony Salomone
Silent
Auction
377 Hand sculpted 10 inch vase by Jerald Phoenix
Value: $40
Friends of St. Stephen's
378 Popcorn bucket filled with popcorn, assorted candy and two
movie DVDs - Horton Hears a Who and The Expendables
Value: $40
Patricia Moore, Lasting Looks, Harrisburg
379 Two used white wood beach chairs with pink and aqua cloth
backings plus a used multi-colored beach umbrella, inner tube and
beach toys
Value: $40
Carol Lopus and Patricia Cameron
380 Les Gourmandes set of six La Chaise Longue porcelain plates
Value: $40
Rima Cameron
381 Homedics EnviraScape glazed ceramic relaxation fountain
Value: $40
The Williams Family
382 A 21½ x 18¾ inch matted and framed onion watercolor by
Barbara Buer
Value: Unknown
Jerilynn and Peter Millvan
383 A basket for all lovers of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
including: a light up Yo-yo, lunch box, 4-pack pencils with erasers, play
packs, paddle ball, water squirter, velvet coloring sheet with markers,
pack of markers, pinball game, pocket folder, markers with roller
stamps, jumbo coloring and activity books, 50 piece puzzle, poster
coloring kit, sticker book, notebook, Grab & Go puzzle, bowland plate,
mini bucket and socks
Value: $44
Beth Lawson
384 My Little Pony gift basket including squishy pop with toy
surprise inside, 24 piece puzzle, 48 piece puzzle, socks, bookmarks,
book, coloring and activity books, wall calendar, glow wand, Grab &
Go play packs, wristlet/change purse, plastic cup, mini gel pens,
pencils and 3D erasers
Value: $45
Beth Lawson
Silent
Auction
385 Silk lavender and purple floral arrangement
Value: $45
Beth Lawson
386 Two decks BCG playing cards and a set of dice in a wooden box
Value: $45
Damian and Sandy Heidingsfelder
387 Gift certificate for $90.00 to Otter Box towards the purchase of
a cell phone or tablet case or screen protector
Value: $90
Otter Box
388 Vintage 1980s Royal Crown Derby English Bone China Imari
Painted frog paperweight
Value: Unknown
Allen Lengle
389 Three English bone china teacups, assortment of teas, biscuits
and dark chocolates in a wicker basket
Value: $50
Deb and Gene McHugh
390 Two concrete angel outdoor flower pots
Value: $50
Deb and Gene McHugh
391 A 13¾ x 17½ inch matted and framed original watercolor of
wine and fruit
Value: Unknown
Jerilynn and Peter Millvan
392 Certificate for one complete Spring Portrait Package
Value: $50
Lifetouch National School Studios, Harrisburg
393 Scentsy Devoted Premium Warmer with three Scentsy bars Beach, Apple Press and Dulce de Leche
Value: $50
Friends of St. Stephen's
394 Longaberger 2006 Little Crocus Booking Basket with a $15.00
Starbucks gift card
Value: $50
Natalie Bortz
Silent
Auction
395 Large silk “Spring and Sunshine” wreath in pink, yellow and
white
Value: $50
Beth Lawson
396 Pink and green 48 square handmade quilt made by former St.
Stephen’s Art Teacher Suzanne Guarnera
Value: $50
Carol Lopus
397 A handmade necklace from Amani Children’s Foundation
(Beads are made by single mothers in Kenya and put together by Amani
Leaders, Messiah College students and Harrisburg Community members.)
Value: $50
Amani Children's Foundation
398 Colorful, medium size wool sweater made in England
Value: Unknown
Deb and Gene McHugh
399 Kate Spade black and white ribbon necklace
Value: $50
Ruth and Bill Graffius
400 Popcorn bowl filled with everything needed for a fun movie
night at home: microwave popcorn, popcorn salt, two plastic cups,
and five DVDs (not new) - Finding Nemo, Incredibles, Shrek, The
Rocketeer and Chicago
Value: $50
Carol Lopus
401 Fun blue plastic basket filled with an adult sized purple and
white afghan with child sized flip flops, sunglasses and two water
bottles
Value: $50
Sarah and Andrew Coy
402 Sushi Deluxe book and kit including: The All-In-One Sushi Made
Easy book, traditional bamboo rolling mat, two ceramic sauce dipping
plates, five piece rice mold, four red and gold lacquer chopsticks, and
four ebony-stone chopstick rests
Value: $50
Stephen and Stephanie Libhart
403 Sango ceramic gold dust green two tier tray
Value: $50
Stephen and Stephanie Libhart
Silent
Auction
404 Green purse from The Limited
Value: $50
Stephen and Stephanie Libhart
405 Orange gardening container filled with an adult sized multicolored flower afghan, plus adult and child sized gardening gloves and
tools
Value: $50
Sarah and Andrew Coy
406 Inspired framed prose “A Blessing of Creation”
Value: $50
Kathyann Corl
407 Inspired framed prose “Angel Whispers in the Wind”
Value: $50
Kathyann Corl
408 Kate Spade leopard print XL Bon Shopper tote
Value: $50
Jacklyn Biever
409 Kate Spade Daycation Bon Shopper matchbox print tote
Value: $50
Jacklyn Biever
410 Hand knit oak tweed speckled shrug (100% pure virgin wool - hand
wash, dry flat)
Value: $50
The Williams Family
411 An adult sized purple and white afghan in a red basket with
popcorn, snacks, a bottle of wine and two wine glasses
Value: $50
Sarah and Andrew Coy
412 Amedeo Modigliani 10½ x 27½ inch print of “Jeanne Hebuterne
in a Yellow Sweater” mounted on a frame
Value: $50
Rima Cameron
413 Genuine black onyx necklace and earrings set in .925 sterling
silver overlay
Value: $55
Beth Lawson
414 Silk Gerber Daisy floral arrangement
Value: $55
Beth Lawson
Silent
Auction
415 Door Country 24 count variety pack of gourmet coffee
Value: $55
Friends of St. Stephen's
416 Genuine mosaic jasper 19 inch necklace and bracelet set in .925
sterling silver overlay
Value: $56
Beth Lawson
417 Intro to Gymnastics - Davin Anderson, St. Stephens grad and
competitive gymnast for the Artistic Sports Academy Plus men’s team,
will take one person to Open Gym for Gymnastics Basic.
Value: Priceless
Davin Anderson
418 A 14¼ x 9½ inch matted and framed original Irene Dobson
watercolor of scallions
Value: Unknown
Jerilynn and Peter Millvan
419 Matted 14 x 11 inch digital photo of a Villa in Portugal
(Photographer has offered to sign photo on request.)
Value: $60
Bonnie O’Neal Neher, Harmony House Studio
420 A trio of Eau de Parfums including Victoria’s Secret Fabulous,
Hanae Mori Hanae, and Bella Vince Camuto
Value: $60
Friends of St. Stephen's
421 A 2010 Longaberger Envelope Basket filled with two dish
towels, three hand knitted dish cloths, pot holder and mitt, hand
sanitizer and hand lotion
Value: $65
Jo-Ellen Szekeres
422 Blue and yellow silk floral centerpiece
Value: $65
Beth Lawson
423 Pink Dooney and Burke wristlet
Value: $68
Friends of St. Stephen's
424 An assortment of new boy baby clothes ranging in size from
Newborn to Nine Months, including a Halo SleepSack Swaddle
Value: $70
The Thiaw Family
Silent
Auction
425 Kate Spade black and white bead necklace and bracelet
Value: $70
Ruth and Bill Graffius
426 Gift certificate for 10 hours of kid watching (Time used must be
in hour increments.)
Value: $70
Mikhaila Adams
427 Kitchen Basket with nesting bowls, tea towels, chopping mats
and utensils
Value: $75
Ruth and Bill Graffius
428 Basket of Pennsylvania products
Value: $75
Chris Delozier
429 Medium Share Membership box from Spiral Path Farms
delivered to your pick up site every week for a month of your choosing
Value: $76
Patti and Craig Anderson
430 Fisherman’s Delight - each fly in this collection is lovingly hand
tied by the donor and is displayed in a clear White River box. The
collection includes: 4 Black Wooly Buggers, 4 Bead Head Greenie
Weenies, 4 Grizzly King Streamers, 4 Bead Head Pink Weenies, 4 Bead
Head Black Weenies, 4 Bead Head Mottled Weenies, 4 Picket Pins,
4 Black Wooly Worms, 2 Olive Wooly Buggers, 2 Pin Wooly Buggers
Value: $78
William H. Traister, Jr.
431 Eight glass champagne flutes and two bottles of Brute sparkling
wine in a wicker basket
Value: $80
Deb and Gene McHugh
432 Two passes each good for one 2015 Season All Day Handstamp
with coasters, valid Monday - Friday, June 8 - September 4, 2015
Value: $92
Knoebels, Elysburg, PA
433 An 11 inch signed Steuben rope twist vase designed in the
1930s with art deco look in a wicker basket
Value: $100
Deb and Gene McHugh
Silent
Auction
434 A beautifully etched 16 x 9 inch green glass bowl made in Spain
Value: $100
Deb and Gene McHugh
435 Gift certificate for $100.00 towards carpet and/or upholstery
cleaning
Value: $100
Harrisburg Wall and Flooring, Harrisburg
436 Gold painted 21 x 25 inch frame suitable for an oil painting
(Opening measures 15½ x 19½ inches)
Value: $100
Pat Cameron
437 Gift certificate for $100.00 for a ten class punch card for Fitness
Boot Camp classes
Value: $100
Core Results Personal Training & Yoga Studio, Harrisburg
438 Large patriotic kitchen basket containing Pyrex baking dishes,
mixing bowls, kitchen towels, dish cloths, measuring cups, measuring
spoons, mixing spoons, mason jar, pot holders, red and blue star
serving trays, dessert sprinkles, cake mix and frosting, flag, whisk,
spatula and turner
Value: $100
Mary Leo and Kay Klus
439 Lenox cherry wood “Cherished Memories” jewelry box
Value: $100
Leslie Marshall
440 Picnic basket with goodies and two bottles of wine
Value: $100
Ruth and Bill Graffius
441 Gift certificate for $100.00 towards a piece of custom artwork,
any medium
Value: $100
The Black Shrine Tattoo and Fine Art, Harrisburg
442 Black Fitbit One Wireless Activity and Sleep Tracker
Value: $100
The Williams Family
Silent
Auction
443 Ice cream package including a Cuisenart Ice Cream Maker,
freezer container, Lemon Frozen Yogurt Starter Mix, Vanilla ice cream
Starter Mix, bowls, and ice cream toppings
Value: $100
Ellen Konkle
444 An assortment of 5 x 7 inch photos of the bridges of the
Susquehanna River
Value: $100
Gwenyth Adams Photography
445 Beer Sampler and BBQ Starter Kit
Value: $100
Patti and Craig Anderson
446 Gift certificate for $100.00 to 1700 Degrees Steakhouse at the
Harrisburg Hilton
Value: $100
Harrisburg Hilton
447 Gift pass for two people, includes the Intro Course, day fees and
rentals
Value: $108
Climbnasium Inc., Mechanicsburg
448 Framed 37 x 30 inch Pauline Eble Campanelli art work
“Applesoak”
Value: $110
Deb and Gene McHugh
449 A 30 x 17½ x 19 inch wooden trunk with lined interior and
removable lined shelf
Value: $125
Deb and Gene McHugh
450 Framed 29½ x 33 inch Pauline Eble Campanelli art work
“Shoo Fly”
Value: $125
Deb and Gene McHugh
451 Large Lenox Bellina flared vase
Value: $129
Patti and Craig Anderson
452 Pass for four admissions
Value: $144
Split Rock Resort Water Park (H2Oooohh!), Lake Harmony, PA
Silent
Auction
453 A 54” long x 16” wide x 26” high oak sofa table
Value: $150
454 Coach purse
Carolyn and Mike Frascella
Value: Unknown
Cheryl Walker-Davis
455 Certificate for free admittance to one of State Street’s Summer
Camps
Value: $150
State Street Academy of Music, Harrisburg
456 Four passes to attend the Dauphin County Jazz and Wine
Festival held September 11-13, 2015
Value: $160
Dauphin County Parks and Recreation
457 A 90 Day family membership to the East Shore YMCA in
downtown Harrisburg
Value: $190
Chris Delozier
458 Basket filled with a Kindle, Wild by Cheryl Strayed, a $25.00 gift
card to Barnes & Noble, a 20.00 gift card to Amazon, two bottles of
wine and chocolate
Value: $210
Sarah Yerger and the Central PA Literacy Society
459 Original 36 x 16 inch signed mid-century modern Rex Spross
brass leaf sculpture
Value: $200
Deb and Gene McHugh
460 Original, water pond scene, hand painted tray by artist Isabel H.
Budd
Value: $200
Leslie Marshall
461 Framed 12 x 12 inch drawing of Martin Luther King, ethanol ink
markers and acrylic ink marker on paris paper
Value: $200
The Black Shrine Tattoo and Fine Art, Harrisburg
462 Coach Gallery Optic Signature Bordeaux Red handbag
Value: $348
Leslie Marshall
Silent
Auction
463 This wooden jewelry box contains a pair of opal earrings, an
antique silver cross pendant and chain, a heavy cool silver necklace,
and a sky blue topaz pendant set in 10kt color. In addition, there is an
assortment of other earrings, brooches, necklaces and rings.
Value: $350
Deb and Gene McHugh
464 Mega Bloks Skylanders Swap Force, Flynn's Rescue Ship Set
Value: $40
Sam Leppo
465 Basket of items from the Susquehanna Art Museum including
one Warhol Membership (Grants members access to over 400
museums across the US), two t-shirts, coffee mug, sport bag, Art
History Calendar, 50 Modern Artists You Should Know book, 13
Modern Artists Children Should Know book, three pencils and two
pens
Value: $200
Susquehanna Art Museum, Harrisburg
466 Basket of Mary Kay items to get ready for Spring including one
peach scented Satin Hands Set, Satin Lips Set, one light to medium CC
Cream, Pink Satin Lipstick, one I Love Black Mascara, and 2-in-1 Body
Wash and Shave
Value: $75
Tasha James
467 Gift certificate for one personal dance lesson, one group class
and one practice party for an individual or couple to be used between
May 1 and November 1, 2015 (Ballroom Dancing)
Value: $250
Arthur Murray Dance Centers, Harrisburg
468 Large humidor with cedar drawers
Value: $200
David W. Gutekunst
469 Handcrafted pearl necklace and matching bracelet
Value: $150
Barbara Gutekunst
470 Certificate for one "A12” Fall Portrait Package
Value: $50
Lifetouch National School Studios, Harrisburg
Silent
Auction
471 Silpada turquoise, chalcedony and sterling silver crimped bead
16 inch necklace with lobster clasps
Value: $39
Becky Konkle
472 Silpada rosewood and .925 sterling silver bangle
Value: $104
Becky Konkle
473 Silpada kabkaban leaf 18 inch pendant with two inch extender
made with howlite, stabilized turquoise, coco, wood, shell, mother-ofpearl, salwag and sterling silver
Value: $119
Becky Konkle
474 Silpada mother of pearl sterling silver pendant and matching
bracelet (fits seven inch wrist)
Value: $188
Becky Konkle
475 Silpada brass, shell, bronze glass bead and .925 sterling silver 16
inch necklace with two inch extender and matching wrap bracelet (fits
seven inch wrist)
Value: $123
Becky Konkle
476 Silpada freshwater pearl, copper coin and oxidized sterling
silver accented 16 inch necklace with two inch extender and matching
earrings
Value: $158
Becky Konkle
477 Silpada seven strands of lustrous copper pearl stretch bracelets
sprinkled with sterling silver beads (fits up to an 8½ inch wrist)
Value: $56
Becky Konkle
478 Silpada natural shell, resin and sterling silver pendant on 16
inch two strand brown leather
Value: $87
Becky Konkle
479 Silpada brass and sterling silver earrings with drops of tiger’s
eye, pearls and seed beads
Value: $44
Becky Konkle
Silent
Auction
480 Silpada shell, synthetic horn, seed bead, black glass, freshwater
pearl, brass and sterling silver bracelet (fits a 7½ inch wrist)
Value: $94
Becky Konkle
481 Silpada multi-strand leather necklace dotted with small sterling
beads with a large turquoise medallion trimmed in brass with sterling
silver outer circle
Value: $119
Becky Konkle
482 Silpada three strand 17 inch necklace with two inch extender
made with tiger’s eye, bronze pearls and oxidized sterling silver
Value: $149
Becky Konkle
483 Silpada teardrop bronzite sterling silver pendant on an 18 inch
leather cord with two inch extender
Value: $49
Becky Konkle
484 Silpada dark brown hand carved shell on a multi-strand suede
necklace with sterling silver beads
Value: $132
Becky Konkle
485 Silpada turquoise, howlite, carnelian, yellow jasper, tiger’s eye
and sterling silver 35 inch necklace
Value: $79
Becky Konkle
486 Arts Professional Bakeware five piece silicone bakeware set
Value: $30
Carolyn Patterson
487 Set of eight Lenox Crystal Blue Mist champagne/sherbet glasses
Value: Unknown
Becky Konkle
488 Echo River Tweed Muffler Scarf
Value: $45
Becky Konkle
489 Orange leather handbag embossed with flowers
Value: $39
Becky Konkle
Silent
Auction
490 Brown woven bead clutch handbag
Value: Unknown
Becky Konkle
491 Black handbag
Value: Unknown
Becky Konkle
492 Tuscany Candle fragrance bar warmer plus two soy tarts
scented “sage and citrus” and “eucalyptus and spearmint”
Value: Unknown
Becky Konkle
493 Cork memory vase and three bottles of wine including a 2010
Darkhorse Chardonnay from California, a 2010 DuBrul Riesling from
Oregon and a 2012 Rodney Strong Chardonnay from Califonia
Value: Unknown
Ellen Konkle and Tony Salomone
494 Vodka in a bucket, containing New Amsterdam coconut and
pineapple vodkas, orange juice, cranberry juice, four small bottles of
vodka, pink plastic ice cubes and a large plastic margarita glass
Value: Unknown
Tony Salomone
495 Gift certificate for $200.00 for the 30 Timber Road Bed and
Breakfast in Mechanicsburg (Redemption subject to availability)
Value: $200
30 Timber Road Bed & Breakfast, Mechanicsburg
496 Anthropologie ceramic bowls, Air Crazy popcorn popper and
popcorn
Value: $30
Ellen and Becky Konkle
The Garden
$25.00 Plum Bottom gift certificate
Value: $25
$10.00 Wild Tomato Pizzeria gift certificate
Value: $10
Two Hershey Theatre Spotlight Tour tickets
Value: $16
Ticket for Cherry Crest Adventure Farm
Value: $20
$20.00 Stash Collective gift certificate
Value: $20
$20.00 Red Lobster gift certificate
Value: $20
Two Canal Boat Ride tickets at the National Canal Museum
Value: $24
$25.00 Mangia Qui gift certificate
Value: $25
$25.00 Rubicon gift certificate
Value: $25
$25.00 Susquehanna Harvest Seasonal Grill
and Wine Bar gift certificate
Value: $25
Two admissions to any Music in the Vineyards
2015 concert scheduled for selected dates between
July 31 and August 23, 2015
Value: $30
The Garden
Complimentary pass for up to four
Choo Choo Barn, Inc. admissions
Value: $30
$30.00 Target gift card
Value: $30
Gift certificate for a free 1/2 hour horse back riding lesson
Value: $30
Two coupons each good for one All Day Fun Pass valid any day of
the 2015 season at DelGrosso’s Amusement Park
(Includes the Water Park in season.)
Value: $40
Two passes for weekday tubing at Bucks County River Country
Value: $44
$50.00 Note. bistro & winebar gift certificate
Value: $50
$50.00 Ad Lib Craft Kitchen and Bar gift certificate
Value: $50
$50.00 Little Amps Coffee Roasters gift certificate
Value: $50
Gift certificate for two tickets for any seat at Theatre Harrisburg’s
production of The Addams Family, May 1-16, 2015
or Greater Tuna, June 12-28, 2015
Value: $65
The Garden
Donors
Bucks County River Country, Point Pleasant, PA
Cherry Crest Adventure Farm, Ronks, PA
The Chick Family
Choo Choo Barn, Inc., Strasburg, PA
DelGrosso's Amusement Park, Tyrone, PA
Harrisburg Hilton
Hershey Theatre
Little Amps Coffee Roasters, Harrisurg
M & S Stables, Harrisburg
Mangia Qui and Rubicon, Harrisburg
National Canal Museum, Easton, PA
Nissley Vineyards, Camp Hill
Note. bistro & winebar, Harrisburg
The Plum Bottom, Harrisburg
Stash Collective, Harrisburg
Susquehanna Harvest Seasonal Grill and Wine Bar, Harrisburg
Target
Theatre Harrisburg
The Wild Tomato Pizzeria and Catering LLC, Harrisburg
Festival of
Ribbons
A pair of long stem love wine glasses hand painted with hearts
and a small pink lavender neck wrap
Value: Unknown
New Delhi Tea & Coffee Co. English Breakfast Tea (60 bags) and
a traditional hand crafted teapot with cane handle
Value: Unknown
$25.00 Plum Bottom gift certificate
Value: $25
Gift certificate for lawn care to cut, edge and blow, up to ½ acre
(Dauphin or Cumberland County only)
Value: Unknown
Pink medium sized lavender neck wrap
Value: $10
Aqua medium sized lavender neck wrap
Value: $10
Genuine Thermos brand pink and gray insulated nine can duffler
and a six pack of Coke
Value: $15
Burger King value fry and soft serve cone certificates
and four skating passes
Value: $38
A pink and zebra print kitchen set adorned with shoes including
two pot holders and a dish towel displaying the words
“So many shoes so little time!”
Value: $15
Festival of
Ribbons
American Cancer Society 2012 Daffodil Days Boyds Bear
Value: $15
Tan with aqua stripe, two piece hand thrown
ceramic butter holder
Value: $15
Large red lavender neck wrap
Value: $15
Large blue lavender neck wrap
Value: $15
Smithsonian Rocket Science Model
Value: $15
Smithsonian Robo-Spider Model
Value: $15
Tri-Coastal Marco Fabiano make-up/jewelry organizer
Value: $19
Tri-Coastal Paula Scaletta make-up/jewelry organizer
Value: $19
One ticket for Cherry Crest Adventure Farm
and two skating passes
Value: $30
A set of four clear stemmed wine glasses
Value: $20
EZ Pockets EZ-1000 gray non-stick steel four piece baking kit
with cutting tool and recipe book
Value: $20
Festival of
Ribbons
Olivia Grace Body Care Duo –
Bahama Berry shower gel and body lotion
Value: $20
Winter Tales of the Snow Babies
“I'll Play A Christmas Tune” figurine
Value: $20
A collection of patriotic items
Value: $20
Large multicolored shimmering scarf
Value: $20
Small pink and green Vera Bradley wallet
Value: $20
Black zippered Neiman Marcus credit card and cell phone case
Value: $20
Glass candle holder with six votive candles
and one ticket for Cherry Crest Adventure Farm
Value: $30
The Sketchbook Kit: An artists guide to materials, techniques and
projects, includes sketchbook, pencils, eraser and guidebook
Value: $23
Two Canal Boat Ride tickets at the National Canal Museum
Value: $24
$25.00 Shining Light Thrift Shop gift certificate
Value: $25
Festival of
Ribbons
A Cat in the Hat tote bag filled with an plethora of Cat in the Hat
themed items including: a mini notebook, pencil, flash cards,
pencil sharpener, pens, erasers, stickers, One Fish, Two Fish
plastic bowl, and Horton Hears a Who plastic plate.
Value: $25
One clear Pilsner Glass and one silver Travel Mug
from One Good Woman
Value: $28
SmartLab’s The Amazing Squishy Brain
Value: $28
Catoctin Wildlife Preserve and Zoo gift certificate
for one adult and one child admission
Value: $29
Cho Choo Barn, Inc. complimentary pass
for up to four admissions
Value: $30
Two matching Sonoma Metal Collection
5 x 7 inch picture frames
Value: $30
Gettysburg Heritage Center complimentary admission
for up to four people
Value: $32
Certificate good for four free tickets to any
Popcorn Hat Players performance
Value: $32
Four tickets for admission to The Hershey Story
Value: $40
Festival of
Ribbons
Four hand crafted composition book covers with pen sleeve
(composition book included)
and Savvy Stitches Cheers Belt by Dimensions
Value: $40
Door Country 24 count variety pack gourmet coffee
Value: $55
Gift certificate for two tickets for any seat at Theatre Harrisburg’s
production of The Addams Family, May 1-16, 2015
or Greater Tuna, June 12-28, 2015
Value: $65
This certificate entitles you to a Medium Sampler Share
Membership with Spiral Path Farm. You will receive four weeks
of fresh 100% Certified Organic Produce delivered to designated
pick-up sights during the month of August 2015. (Certificate
must be filled out and mailed to Spiral Path Farm by July 1, 2015.)
Value: $76
A three month adult membership to the East Shore YMCA
Value: $232
Festival of
Ribbons Donors
Natalie Bortz
Catoctin Wildlife Preserve and Zoo, Thurmont, MD
Cherry Crest Adventure Farm, Ronks, PA
The Chick Family
Choo Choo Barn, Inc., Strasburg, PA
Christen Davis
Chris Delozier
East Shore YMCA, Harrisburg
Friends of St. Stephen's
Gamut Theatre Group and the Popcorn Hat Players
Gettysburg Heritage Center
The Hershey Story
Beth Lawson
Stephen and Stephanie Libhart
Carol Lopus
Jerilynn and Peter Millvan
National Canal Museum, Easton, PA
Christina Papatsounis
Denise Paran
The Plum Bottom, Harrisburg
Shining Light Thrift Shop, Harrisburg
Spiral Path Farms, Loysville, PA
Hope Sterner
Theatre Harrisburg
Twin Ponds, Harrisburg