Auction Program - Dutchess Community College

Program
6:00
Registration
Cocktail Hour
Silent Auction Bidding
7:00
Dinner
Silent Auction Bidding Tables begin to close
Auctioneer will give a five-minute warning and
announce closing
8:00
Live Auction Begins
9:30-10:00
Cash Out
Auction Rules
1. Silent Auction Bidding Stops at the Bell! Tables will be closed in a graduated
fashion as the auctioneers announce them; approximately every 10-15 minutes.
2. Please note that all auction sales are final.
3. Neither the auctioneer nor the seller makes any warranties or representation
with respect to these items. All items are sold "as is."
4. All reservations are subject to availability and must be arranged with the
donors unless otherwise noted on gift certificate. The Foundation is not
responsible for these arrangements.
5. Please make note of any expiration dates.
6. All purchases shall be paid in full by the close of the
auction; we accept cash, check, Amex, Discover, MC, and Visa.
7. At conclusion of live auction, it will take the volunteers a few minutes to
organize your purchases. Please pick up invoices at the tables in front of
the silent auction room then proceed to the appropriate cashier.
PLEASE DO NOT REMOVE ITEMS
FROM TABLES! THANK YOU!
Event Committee
& Volunteers
The Dutchess Community College Foundation would like to
extend its sincere thanks to the volunteers who have made this
night a wonderful success.
Shirley Brereton
Co-Chair
Susan Doyle
Co-Chair
Bridgette Anderson
AnneMarie Andrews
Tim Decker
Rob Doyle
Toni Emery
Yvonne Flowers-Alexander
Sandra Miller Holst
Susan Moore
Diana Pollard
Gerri Pozzi-Galluzi
Trish Prunty
Debra Ramsey
Donna Rocap
Yvonne Sewell
Amy Sherman
Patti Zakow
Board of Directors
Paul Ellis, Chair
Susan A. Doyle, Vice-Chair
Michael H. Graham, Treasurer
Shirley Brereton ’88, Secretary
Bill Steinhaus ‘69, President
Brent Caster
Martin Charwat
Richard Chazen
D. David Conklin
Mr. Dennis Dengel
Mr. Jim Fedorchak
Carol L. Gordon
Albert C. Grant
Bernard Handel
Michael TJ McCormack ‘78
Jode S. Millman
Chris Meyer
Jean D. Needy
Kip Bleakley O’Neill
Jeffrey G. Smith ‘72
Marty Triola
David Wise ‘80
Patti Zakow
Dutchess Community College Foundation would like to
extend its sincere gratitude to our donors for their support.
Adams Fairacre Farms
Charles Ahrens
Ambiance Zen Day Spa
Amici's
Babycakes
Back to Health
Bill Bakitis
Bananas Comedy Club
Bardavon 1869 Opera House
Madeline Bashoff
Bethel Woods Center for the Arts
Judith Bleakley-O'Neil
Karen Blonder
WendyBohlinger
Boscobel
Shirley Brereton
Betsy Brown
Judith Brush
Capt'n Cliffy's River Station Restaurant
Jeff and Barbara Cavalieri
Martin Charwat
Cibo
Cosimo's
County Players
DCSPCA
Timothy Decker
Denis Dengle
Carl Denti
De'S Jewelers
Sue and Rob Doyle
Dutchess County Fairgrounds
Dutchess Golf & Country Club
Kathleen Eagan
East Coast Gym
Egremont Coutry Club
Paul Ellis
Toni Emery
Victor Feit
Toni Ferri
Flower Barn
Flowers by Reni
Ryan Fohl
Jim Galluzi
Sondra Giosdano
Golden Gift Jewelers
Carol Gordon
Michael Graham
Al Grant
Bernard and Shirley Handel
Matt Hanlon
Howard Himelstein
Hobnobbin' Pub
Hoe Bowl Bowling Center
Hudson Beach Glass
Hudson Valley Renegades
Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival
Hyde Park Brewing Company
Hyde Park Jewelers
Penelope Jones
Kaatsbaan International Dance Center
Aide Kapito
La Deliziosa Italian Pastry Shop
Barbara Liesenbien
Angela Lobianco
Locust Grove
Richard MacNamee
George Mann
Marist College
Maryann’s Florist
Carla Mazzarelli
McCann Memorial Golf Course
Kathy McLaughlin
Janice Meagher
MHR Foundation
Mike Artega's Health & Fitness Centers
Milanese Restaurant
Milbrook Vineyards & Winery
Mill House Panda
Jode Millman
Judy Milne
Mohonk Mountain House
Mohonk Preserve
Morgan's Florist
Murphy's Flower Shoppe
Jean Needy
On Location Studios, Inc
Paesano Bakery
Pamal Broadcasting
Jim Passikoff
Gerrard Philipp
Diana Pollard
Poughkeepsie Journal
Powerhouse Theater at Vassar College
Trish Prunty
Red Hook Golf Club
Richard Reitano
Rhinebeck Chamber Music Society
Rhinebeck Savings Bank
Rondout Golf Club
RVR
Salon Doriano
Saratoga Performing Arts Center
Loraine Schwinger
Elayne Seaman
Leon Smith
Jeff Smith
Sodexo
South Side Café & Restaurant
Southlands
Sunny Hill Resort & Golf Course
Terrapin Restaurant
The Lollipop Tree Flower Shop
Thunderhart at Sunny Hill
Marty Triola
Twist
Leigh Williams
Mary-Louise Van Winkle
Walt Disney World Co.
F. Michael Weida
Wilderstein Historic Site
Detlef Wolf
Wonderland Florist
FESTIFALL 2010
AUCTION ITEM LISTING
LIVE AUCTION ITEMS
L-1
Radio City Music Hall – Four tickets
You went for the first time with your grandparents when you were 3, but
all you remember is what they told you. Next time, many years later
when you were 19, your trip got canceled because your parents thought
you’d rather go skiing. Oh how wrong they were! Now, you’re a little
older, much wiser, and can afford to take yourself, your favorite honey,
and your two extraordinary children to the Radio City Christmas Spectacular that stars the world famous Radio City Rockettes in an unparalleled show featuring their signature eye-high kicks, precision choreography and exciting show stopping numbers. Tickets are for the 2 p.m. show
on Sunday, November 21, Row Orch 6R, Seats 605-608. Generously
donated by Foundation Board Members Shirley Brereton and Sue Doyle.
L-2
Dutchess Rocker
You’ve seen it for a few years now, the Marist Rocker. But you’ve never quite
gotten to the point of wanting it in your home because, frankly, you didn’t
go to Marist. You went to Dutchess. You got your start at Dutchess and
have been longing for the opportunity to rock your babies and grandbabies
in a Dutchess Rocker. Well, here’s your chance. At long last, the Dutchess
Community College Rocker. Made entirely from solid maple hardwoods by
Standard Chair of Gardner, this chair features a steam bent crown in cherry
finish, hand-painted gold beading, and the pièce de résistance: the Dutchess
Community College seal laser engraved at the crown. Generously donated
by Barbara Liesenbein, retired DCC Library Director.
L-3
Cashmere Cape
You’ve heard the expression that putting silk on a goat still leaves you with
a goat, but what if you used cashmere? While it might not be considered
normal to wear cashmere to the beach, you simply don’t care anymore
since you bid on and won your sumptuous two-ply cashmere cape at the
DCC Foundation auction. Cashmere, put simply, is the goat’s gift to
mankind. Established in 1986, Best of Scotland is located in a charming
penthouse showroom on 5th Ave. and offers only the best quality Scottish
cashmeres available – those of Todd & Duncan, the premier spinner and
dyer of cashmere yarn worldwide. Generously donated by DCC alum
and Foundation Advisory Board member Charles Ahrens.
L-4
Men’s V-neck Sweater
For your birthday, your wife and kids did right by you when they bought
the Q-Link Performance bracelet (the very one that Justin Rose and Ted
Purdy have been sporting out on the course lately) with the set of Taylor
Made Burner 2.0’s. Now all you need to finish the world’s most perfect
golfer’s picture is superior quality clothing to match. Bid to win this
striking two-ply cashmere v-neck sweater and your picture becomes
complete! Established in 1986, Best of Scotland is located in a charming
penthouse showroom on 5th Ave. and offers only the best quality
Scottish cashmeres available – those of Todd & Duncan, the premier
spinner and dyer of cashmere yarn worldwide. Generously donated by
DCC alum and Foundation Advisory Board member Charles Ahrens.
L-5
Indoor Bench with Baskets
Where on earth did your daughter put her ballet shoes? And your son’s
baseball glove? You know you’ve seen them, but can’t remember where for
the life of you. But the last straw was not being able to find an empty spot
to sit while you don your Merrells for an afternoon walk. Bring order to
your busy entryway with this hand-crafted and expertly constructed bench
with storage baskets. Made out of poplar and oak and painted white with a
natural oak seat, this built-to-survive (yes, survive!) bench will last through
years of everyday use. The cubbies provide a home for shoes, hats, athletic
gear (or anything else you can think of) while the bench offers a much
needed spot for your family to put on, or take off, their shoes. Built and
kindly donated by DCC staff member Matt Hanlon.
L-6
Half-day Mushroom Foray
I’ve heard that falling in love is like eating mushrooms, you never
know if it's the real thing until it's too late. Wouldn’t it be nice, then,
to have someone qualified to help you discover love as well as you can
discover mushrooms! Be the lucky recipient of this bid and get your
hiking shoes ready to go exploring in the Hudson Valley to find what
local mushrooms we have available to us, and what we can (or more
importantly can’t) do with them. Note: Time and location are to be
mutually suitable. Courtesy of DCC Faculty Emeriti Bill Bakaitis.
L-7
Week in Florida with Four Disney One-Day Park-Hopper Passes
You and I both know it, so don’t bother trying to deny anything: you
have an ongoing conversation with the chipmunk that lives by the stairs,
and your friends truly believe that Disney mice dress you in the mornings. Couple that with the fact that you are desperate to visit with Shamu
and Flipper, and it’s clear that you need to get yourself to Orlando, and
FAST! Win this item so you and three of your friends can enjoy the
luxurious accommodations at Westgate Town Center in Orlando from
March 13-20, 2011. You’ll stay in a fully-equipped vacation suite, and
will have access to such on-site amenities as 13 heated outdoor pools and
hot tubs, an exercise facility, tennis, volleyball and basketball courts, bike
rentals and marina. However, if you decide to venture away from
Westgate, we’ll get you on your way by throwing in four one-day Park
Hopper passes for Disney. Generously donated by Foundation Board
Member Shirley Brereton and Walt Disney World Co.
L-8
Chest of Drawers with Original Mirror, Oak, c1910
At the Labor Day Stormville Flea market you saw the most interesting
set of oak dining room chairs. They were older (in other words, they
were made well), but they needed quite a bit of TLC and you weren’t
sure if you had the skills needed to do the job. Not one to be daunted
by technicalities, you purchased them and proceeded to restore them to
their original beauty and splendor. Now before you stands a magnificent chest of drawers with nothing less than the original mirror! Yes,
you see some signs of age, and there is not a doubt in your mind that
this chest has many stories to tell given its current less-than-perfect
condition, however you can also see that this chest has good bones. It’s
solid oak, the drawers are dovetailed, and there is only one panel on
the back. This is a chest worthy of your attentions, and worthy of your
bid. Kindly donated by Foundation supporter Judy Milne.
L-9
Two Washes and Waxes for your Car
I know you’re thinking that the love I have for my car, by now, has
diminished. After all, it’s only a car. But you’d be wrong. And while my
husband constantly reminds me that it is an inanimate object, I remind
him that it’s loved almost as much as he is. And that when I slide onto
my heated leather seat, program my navi for a day on the road, and
crank my current favorite XM station, it is all I can do not to weep with
joy over the sheer prospect of being within its safe, strong walls. How,
then, could I possibly allow my paint job and power-windows to be
anything less than picture perfect? I simply can’t. And I’m sure you feel
the same way about your car, which is why you will happily bid away for
this wonderful item. Win this bid and get your car washed and waxed
twice by Foundation supporter George Mann. Detailing does not apply
to SUVs or trucks, and must be completed by June 30, 2011.
L-10 Puerto Rico Time Share
According to the Farmer’s Almanac, this coming winter is slated to be
one of the coldest and snowiest on record! Here’s your chance to
forever escape our winter wonderland and jet off for a week in tropical
Puerto Rico. The winner of this bid will become the owner of a oneweek, three-bedroom time share in the lovely Mediterranean-style
resort community of Club Cala in Palmas del Mar on the Caribbean side
of Puerto Rico in Humacao. Only an hour from San Juan airport, the
resort has such amenities as two golf courses, tennis center, riding
stables, sailing and fishing charters, snorkeling and SCUBA trips, gym,
beach and yacht clubs, a casino, walking and jogging trails, and many
restaurants ranging from pizza to haute Puerto Rican cuisine. Nearby
you will find Old San Juan and El Yunque, a National Rain Forest Park
with hiking trails, as well as many fascinating Puerto Rican towns and
villages. This condo is in the Beach Village area of Palmas, with balcony
views of the Caribbean and Viequies Island. Offering a fully equipped
kitchen (market on-site), WiFi, cable and laundry facilities, the condo
sleeps eight total in three bedrooms and a sleeping loft, and has two
full bathrooms. Even though you’ll have access to the Beach Villas'
private pool, you might opt for the beach as it is only a minute’s walk
from your bedside. Your choice of weeks 51 or 52 overlooking a
recreational harbor (these weeks usually include Christmas or New
Year’s), or week 13 overlooking a garden. Annual maintenance dues
are currently $650, and a small fee for transfer of ownership paperwork
should be expected (est. $100). Generously donated by Foundation
Board Member Jeff Smith and his lovely wife Lynn.
L-11
Garden Bench
There is always music amongst the trees in the garden, but our hearts
must be very quiet to hear it. What better way to hear that music than
by sitting on your new, finely crafted garden bench. Think about it:
How quickly the days pass, and how easily we forget to relax, read a
book, or sit with a loved one and discuss the events of the day. If you
are the lucky winner of this bid, you will have the distinct pleasure of
doing all that and more. Not to mention having a comfortable spot
to be still enough to hear the music amongst the trees. Superbly made
and donated by Foundation supporter James Galluzi.
L-12 Princess Feather Quilt, c1920
When life gives you scraps, make a quilt - or at least stop and take a
moment to appreciate one that someone else made. This beautiful c1920
white and turquoise Princess Feather quilt is sure to become a family
heirloom. According to legend, the name ‘Princess feather’ is derived from
the words “prince’s feather”, since three white feathers are part of the Prince
of Wales emblem. This pattern, which was popular in the mid-19th century, represented a quilter’s finest work as it is more complex than many
other patterns. Generously donated by Foundation supporter Judy Milne.
L-13 Bradford Renaissance Portrait Sessions
Two/Choice - Widely recognized as one of the top portraitists in the
world today, Bradford Rowley's portraits of distinction can be seen in
many of the most luxurious homes throughout North America as well as
abroad. Having a passion and love of the arts from a very early age,
Bradford drew inspiration from the great masters of portraiture from the
early Renaissance Period to the present. In today's world where most
photographers are using the same digital techniques to enhance their
portraits, Bradford has chosen a very different path – the classic techniques of the old world masters. Bid on and win one of these two
portrait sessions with Bradford and get ready to hang your museum
quality portrait in the most prominent spot in your home. One portrait
is valued at $5,000 (20”) and the other at $3,000 (14”). Special thanks
to Bradford Renaissance Portraits for their generous support.
L-14 Stained Glass Rendition of Bowne Hall
You never tire of recounting the fond memories of your years at
Dutchess Community College. As a matter of fact, just recently you were
telling your kids about the fascinating history of Bowne Hall, and about
how all of your classes were in that one building since the campus had yet
to grow. The artist has designed this original stained glass rendition of
Bowne Hall in the hopes that someone just like you would not only
recognize the skill and commitment it takes to create such pieces of art,
but also value their history. Hang this striking piece of art in a window
that gets nice light in order to see the captured true colors and textures.
Graciously created and donated by Foundation supporter Gerrard Philipp.
L-15 Dinner for Six in your Home
I think Julia Child hit the nail on the head when she wrote that the only
time to eat diet food was while your steak was cooking. Be the lucky
winner of this bid and experience the Rock-n-Rollercoaster of dinner
parties! Every year you hear about it… the music, the wine, the company, but most importantly, the food. This is your chance to experience the culinary talents of our very own food-services director Brian
Potter as he comes to your home to prepare a meal you and your five
friends will remember for years to come. Note: Meal to be scheduled
within one year and at the convenience of the winner and the chef.
Compliments of Foundation supporters Brian Potter & Sodexo.
L-16
Rhinebeck Chamber Music Society – Two Books of Tickets (each
book containing 2 tickets for each of their 7 shows); Terrapin Gift Certificate
If music is the wine that fills the cup of silence, then your cup is about
to run over! This is the 30th year that the Rhinebeck Chamber Music
Society will be presenting world-class chamber musicians to enthusiastic
audiences in the Mid-Hudson Valley. All concerts are presented in
Rhinebeck at The Church of the Messiah, an 1897 Gothic edifice with
superb acoustics, and is preceded by an informal talk and followed by a
reception with the artists. And how about making it a true night out for
one of the shows by first indulging in a scrumptious dinner at Terrapin,
where they use elements both historic and eclectic to present you with
surprising, fresh and dynamic dishes to delight both body and soul.
L-17 Dutchess Golf & Country Club – Two Foursomes
Two/Choice – You see him take out his 3 wood, walk to the tee-box,
address his ball, and proceed to make a perfect 200-yard drive smack
down the center of the fairway. You watch him do this, all the while
wondering how on earth he got so much better since last season!
Allow me to tell you his secret: Last year he took home both of these
two foursomes at Dutchess Golf & Country Club, which allowed him to
play on a magnificently challenging 18-hole course that was designed
by a member of the famous Park family of Scotland. This year, if you
have anything to say about it, it’ll be you and three of your friends that
will be the ones who improve your golfing skills. Compliments of
Foundation supporter Dutchess Golf & Country Club.
L-18
Midweek Getaway for Two at Mohonk Mountain House;
Family Membership to Mohonk Preserve
Designated as a National Historic landmark, Mohonk Mountain house
is ready to make you feel like Elise McKenna in the movie classic
“Somewhere in Time” when she strolls through beautiful gardens, parasol
in hand, and returns to find afternoon tea and scones waiting for her.
Whoever said that life’s simple luxuries were a thing of the past has not
had the pleasure of visiting Mohonk Mountain House. Enjoy a midweek, non-holiday, non-peak season overnight stay for two. Surrounded by acres of forest, with activities such as ice skating and horseback riding inviting you to go out and play, you will be enveloped by
old-world charm with the luxury of every amenity you can think of. In
fact we’re so confident you’ll like the area that we’ll throw in a
family membership to the Mohonk Preserve, allowing you yearlong access to nearly 7,000 acres of mountain ridges, forests, fields,
streams, ponds, and other unique and beautiful places. Dinner,
breakfast and lunch during your stay are included. Compliments of
Foundation supporters Jackie Appledorn, Mohonk Mountain House
and Mohonk Preserve.
L-19 Rams Horn Village Time Share
When I think of Colorado I think of wildlife that walks right up to my
front door, slopes of waist-high powder, and of mountains so majestic
they take my breath away. Bid on and win this full-week time share at
the fabulous Rams Horn Village in majestic Ester Park, Colorado and
you’re just a short walk away to skiing, hiking, and Estes village (home
of the original hotel about which "The Shining" was written) with lots of
eclectic shops and cafes. Or, if you’d rather, stay on property and enjoy
the breathtaking views from the outdoor heated pool and hot-tubs.
Nestled between pristine mountain slopes and only an hour from
Denver International Airport, this location enjoys the proximity to the
city while offering respite for the soul. Arrive on either Friday or Saturday, ready to enjoy the ambiance and the fresh air for a glorious week in
the mountains. Available year round, but these fabulous cabin accommodations sell out far in advance. Generously donated by Foundation
Board Member Sue Doyle and her husband Rob. Contact Sue and Rob to
make mutually agreeable arrangements for anytime in 2011.
L-20 World of Wine Basket
Robert Louis Stevenson wrote that wine is bottled poetry. A proverb
wisely advised us that the sharper the berry, the sweeter the wine. The
Roman saying in vino veritas holds true still to this day. Truth is, folks,
for as long as we’ve been putting pen to paper or voice to song, we
have been extolling both the vices and virtues of the grape. Drink your
way through the world by winning this deliciously stocked ‘world of
wine’ basket. Courtesy of the DCC Foundation Board.
L-21 Brooklyn Bridge and Lower Manhattan Walking Tour
Get your walking shoes ready for the most dazzling tour of Lower
Manhattan and the Brooklyn Bridge you will ever experience. Dutchess
Community College Professor and New York City history expert George
Stevens will regale you with tales and facts that will have your head
spinning during your personal day-long tour beginning in New York’s
first suburb, Brooklyn Heights. You will then proceed across the Brooklyn Bridge and explore the sites and history of lower Manhattan. Your
excursion will include round-trip train transportation and lunch, and will
be an all-day affair beginning at approximately 8 a.m. and lasting until
early evening. Scheduling of your tour will be at the consideration of all
involved. Compliments of DCC faculty members George Stevens and
Richard MacNamee, and DCC staff member Susan Moore.
L-22 Relax, Beautify, and Indulge:
Ambiance Zen Day Spa gift certificate, De’s Jewelers gift certificate,
Champagne, Flowers from Wonderland Florist, Candle & Jean Paul
"Classique" for Women perfume, Back-to-Health Chiropractic evaluation & adjustment, Three Acupuncture Sessions, Hair Cut and Style & a
Russian shawl. Someone very wise wrote, ‘Forget love. I’d rather fall in
chocolate.’ If you feel that way as well, then it’s safe to say you are a
lover of the finer things in life… the things that, some might argue, are
the very reason we are able to make it to the weekend. Would you
like a magnificent massage, a chic cut, sweet-smelling snapdragons,
bountiful beauty products and some bubbly? Be the winner of this
smartly paired group of items and you will wonder no more what it is
to feel like the pampered and privileged few. Compliments of Ambiance Zen Day Spa, De’s Jewelers, Wonderland Florist, Toni Emery, Carl
Denti, Diana Pollard, Back-to-Health Chiropractic, Dr. Detlef Wolf and
Salon Doriano.
L-23 Marist Rocker
Generations of Marist babies have been rocked to sleep in the Marist
Rocker. Made entirely of solid maple hardwood, this rocker has a laseretched Marist College seal on the crown and hand-painted gold beading
throughout. With a steam bent crown in cherry finish and a body
painted a handsome black satin, this rocker is so comfortable that it will
make it even more difficult for you to put your novel down and go to
bed. The chair will be shipped directly from the factory to the winner,
free of charge. Compliments of Tim Massie and Marist College.
L-24 Dyson Racing VIP Race Package - Lime Rock Park
April 20th, 1957 was the first day of racing at Lime Rock Park with a
crowd of 6,600 enjoying the thrill of the race. Now in their 54th year,
Lime Rock continues to be the east-coast racetrack destination of
choice. Set in a natural park like setting without grandstands, it is
unique among American racetracks. Get together with fellow race
enthusiasts and win four two-day VIP passes for the American Le Mans
Northeast Grand Prix on July 8th and 9th, 2011. This race boasts the
best, world-renowned drivers piloting the meanest, greenest race cars
in the world. Dedication to sophisticated technology and green racing
defines this series as one of the most advanced in racing. Passes
include access to the race and catering tent, tours of the car and transporter, and Dyson race team swag. Whether you are a long-time Lime
Rock fan, or are making your first visit, let Lime Rock create new
memories for you and your friends as you enjoy this VIP Race Package,
courtesy of Dyson Racing.
SILENT AUCTION ITEMS
S-1
Ace
Foursome Red Hook Golf Club, Jean Paul Lemale
golf supplies
S-2
Pic-N-Play
Two tickets for a lawn concert at Bethel Woods Center for
the Arts, Gift Certificate for Adams Fairacre Farms and La
Deliziosa Italian Pastry Shop
S-3
Kids Play
Autographed Spiderman Print, Friendly’s Gift Certificates,
Children's Books, 2 Horseback Riding Lessons at Southlands,
Mr. Hoe Bowl Gift Certificate for 10 games, Family Portrait at
On Location Studios, and a Fuzzy Friend.
S-4
Love Loss 1
Donated by Pamal Broadcasting
S-5
“Double Churches”
Donated by Mary Louise Van Winkle
S-6
Trio-Lunch, Fun & Dessert
Cibo Gift Certificate, Two Admissions to Boscobel House &
Garden & a Gift Certificate to Paesano Bakery
S-7
Ross & Simmons Necklace
Donated by Shirley Brereton
S-8
Festive Gift Basket
Donated by Betsy Brown
S-9
Toni Ferri Shell Print
Donated by Toni Emery
and other
S-10
Go Wireless
Logitech Cordless desktop MX 3200 Laser Wireless Keyboard
S-11
“Winter Silhouette”
Limited Edition Archival Digital Print by Elayne Seaman
S-12
Get Fit
Three Month Membership at East Coast Gym and a Three
month membership at Mike Artega's Health & Fitness Centers
S-13
July Peak
by Eleanor B. Daniels donated by Sondra Giosdano
S-14
"FDR Library"
by A.J. Blodgett donated by Bernard and Shirley Handel
S-15
Hand Crafted Spike Bowls
Crafted and donated by Hudson Beach Glass
S-16
Re-design
Two hour home decorating consultation with Penelope Jones
S-17
Cat Pin
S-18
Mystical Harbor
By Marilyn and Gerald Hardy
S-19
Holiday Entertaining
Gift Basket donated by Rhinebeck Savings Bank
S-20
Christmas Crystal
Donated by Kathy McLaughlin and Loraine Schwinger
S-21
Sunny Day
By F. Michael Weida
S-22
Ice Crystals
Donated by Mary Louise Van Winkle
S-23
Bridges
By Wendy Bohlinger
S-24
Pearly Whites
Dental supplies including an Oral B Professional Care Smart
Series 5000. Donated by Dr. Victor Feit
S-25
"Promises, Promises"
Two tickets donated by Jode Millman & the MHR Foundation
S-26
Boyd
Limited addition Boyd’s Bear donated by Jode Millman
S-27
Eagle
A Golf Lesson with Howard Himelstein, Foursome Weekday
Green Fees & Carts at Egremont Coutry Club and a Foursome
Sunny Hill Resort & Golf Course
S-28
“Birch Seeds”
Limited Edition Archival Digital Print by Elayne Seaman
S-29
“Line Up”
By Leon Smith
S-30
“Carousel”
Donated by Mary Louise Van Winkle
S-31
Cheers
Basket of cheer donated by Barbara and Jeff Cavalieri
S-32
“Sedona View”
By Toni Ferri donated by Toni Emery
S-33
Silver & Gold
Heart Necklace & Braclett donated by Golden Gift Jewelers
S-34
Moo
Five Franklin Mint Plates donated by Judith Brush
S-35
Brew and Dinner Too
Gift Basket donated by Angela Lobianco and Hyde Park
Brewing Company
S-36
Silpada
Blue Jade Crystal & Socialite Necklace & Bracelet on Sterling
Silver donated by Carla Mazzarelli
S-37
Stormy Weather
Donated by Janice Meagher
S-38
Forever Flowers
Donated by Maryann’s Florist
S-39
Stoneware
Cobalt-Decorated Vase Crafted and Donated by Leigh Williams
S-40
Love Loss 2
Donated by Pamal Broadcasting
S-41
Double Eagle
Foursome at Rondout Golf Club and Thunderhart at Sunny
Hill and a Golf Lesson with Howard Himelstein
S-42
Diamond Heart Necklace
Donated by Shirley Brereton
S-43
Book Sale
Several Books and Autographed Books: Chuck Norris Fact
Book, Tough As Nails, Gold Standard Valued
Donated by Merritt Bookstore and Kathleen Eagan
S-44
Hudson River Print
Donated by Richard Reitano
S-45
Mini Spa
One (1) hour reflexology from Aide Kapito, Gift Certificate
to Morgan's Florist, Salon Doriano, Hyde Park Jewelers, La
Deliziosa Italian Pastry Shop, Music and a One year Bardavon/
UPAC membership,
S-46
Lady’s Day
Four tickets to Craft Fair at Rhinebeck & Gift Card to Hyde
Park Brewing Company
S-47
For Him
One (1) Family Four Pack Tickets to Hudson Valley Ren
egades, Gift Certificate to Hobnobbin' Pub, Foursome at
McCann Golf Course, Three month memberships to Mike
Artega's Health & Fitness Center and Six (6) Month
Subcription to the Poughkeepsie Journal
S-48
Laughs
Two Tickets to Bananas Comedy Club & Gift Certificate to Amici's
S-49
River Valley Rep
Two Season Passes to River Valley Rep at Marist College, Gift Certificate
to Twist and South Side Café & Restaurant Donated by Matt Andrews
S-50
Wine, Dine and Enjoy
Tour & Wine Tasting for four at Milbrook Vineyards & Winery,
Admission passes to Locust Grove Estate and Gift Certificate to
Mill House Panda
S-51
Stowaway
By Wendy Bohlinger
S-52
Ross & Simmons Bracelet
Donated by Shirley Brereton
S-53
Dinner & Dancing
Gift Certificate to the River Station and Four Tickets to
Kaatsbaan International Dance Center
S-54
Portrait of Joseph Roulin, 1889
By Vincent Van Gogh donated by Toni Emery
S-55
SPAC
Two (2) tickets to a performance of the New York City Ballet
during SPAC's 2011 season
S-56
Dinner and a Show
Gift Certificate to the Milanese Restaurant and Two Tickets to
County Players
S-57
Which Way Do We Go?
Two Tickets to the Fall Season of the Hudson Valley
Shakespeare Festival, Two Guest Passes to Wilderstein Historic
Site and Gift Certificate for Amichi's donated by Ryan Fohl
S-58
"Hidson Highlands"
by A.J. Blodgett donated by Bernard and Shirley Handel
S-59
Showered in Rose Petals
Gift Certificates to Flowers by Reni, The Flower Barn, Murphy's
Flower Shoppe, and The Lollipop Tree Flower Shop
S-60
Bow-Wow
Dog Gift Package donated by Karen Blonder, Mickey Bashoff
and the DCSPCA
S-61
Purr-fect
Cat Gift Package donated by Karen Blonder, Mickey Bashoff
and the DCSPCA
S-62
Switzerland
By Camilo Rojas donated by Toni Emery
S-63
Powerhouse
Two gift certificates 2011 Season of Powerhouse Theater at
Vassar College, Gift Certificate to Babycakes and Cosimo's
S-64
Love Loss 3
Donated by Pamal Broadcasting
S-65
Stoneware
Shino Glazed Pitcher Crafted and Donated by Leigh Williams
Event Supporters
Kip
Bleakley
O'Neil
Shirley
Brereton
Cathy
Carl
Anthony &
Joanne DiMaso
Toni Emery
and
Joe Lucas
Jim and Nancy
Fedorchak
Home Energy
Consultants,
Inc.
Louis
Lewis
Nona
Lynch
Amelia
Martinko
Richard
Corbally
Edward
Mills III
Event Supporters
Ron & Ruth
Samuelson
Diana
Pollard &
Harro Penk
Craig Thomas
Pest Control, Inc
Marshall &
Sterling, Inc.
Riverside
Bank
Williams
Peter &
Lumber
Rivera
Home Centers
Event Supporters
Peter
Rivera
Marty
Triola
Roger &
Betty Smith
Package
Pavement
Widmer Inn
Restaurant
Corp.