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About Soroptimist
Soroptimist Grace
Soroptimist Pledge
For the Bread upon the Board, make
us truly thankful Lord.
For each one meeting here, whom
our hearts hold close
and dear. For this day,
O Lord above, now accept our
grateful love. Amen.
I pledge allegiance to Soroptimism and to the ideals
for which it stands. The sincerity of friendship,
the joy of achievement, the dignity of service,
the integrity of profession, the love of country.
I will put forth my greatest effort to promote, uphold and
defend these ideals for a larger fellowship in home, in
society, in business, for country and for God.
About Us
Founded in 1921, Soroptimist is an international organization for
business and professional women who provide volunteer service to
their communities. Almost 100,000 Soroptimists in about 120
countries and territories contribute time and financial support to
community-based and international projects benefiting women and girls.
Soroptimist International of Greater Bremerton Area was chartered June 1, 1944 as an organization of
business and professional women working to improve the lives of women and girls in the Bremerton and
Central Kitsap communities.
The name, Soroptimist, means “best for women,” and that’s what the organization strives to achieve.
Soroptimists are women at their best working to help other women to be their best.
What We Do
Soroptimists focus on a variety of educational
programs and service to their communities.
Club projects range from renovating domestic
violence shelters and providing camper scholarships and food baskets for needy families, to
providing volunteers and purchasing equipment and supplies for community organizations. Local organizations recently supported
include Girls Scouts of Western
Washington, Kitsap Community Resources—
Housing Solutions Program, YWCA ALIVE
Shelter & Family Services Programs, The Salvation Army, Kitsap County Domestic Violence Tax Force—RESPECT Kitsap Youth ProCommunity Service Award Recipient, Stand Up For
gram, Northwest Coalition Against Trafficking
Kids at the recognition dinner held June 18, 2013
and Bremerton Beyond Accessible Play. We
also participate in organization-wide programs
that include the Women’s Opportunity Award, the Soroptimist Workplace Campaign to End Domestic
Violence, the Ruby Award, and the Violet Richardson Award.
Funding
Funds to support club projects and programs are raised in a
variety of ways, including but not limited to direct contributions from
the general public, partnering with Kitsap Sun and the Women Today
Show, sale of the Kitsap Card, and this event, our annual auction and
dinner gala held in the fall of each year.
OUR MISSION
To improve the lives of women and
girls in our local communities and
throughout the world.
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2012-2013 Accomplishments
We are extremely proud of all that we have accomplished since inception in 1944 and we look forward to
continuing our service to women and girls locally and worldwide.
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During the 2012-2013 club year, Soroptimist International of Greater Bremerton Area
accomplished or participated in the following:
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Supported Soroptimist International by contributing to the Founders Pennies Campaign
Participated in club awards for:
Ruby Award – Rosie Ludlow
Violet Richardson Award - Tucker Alexander
Women’s Opportunity Award – Kara Jacobson
Received 2013 Regional “Soroptimists Celebrating Success!” Award
Sponsored three young ladies in the OUR GEMS program to attend the yWca Women of Achievement luncheon and the Miss Katie Kitsap pageant
Helped at 3 yWca events (Walk in Her Shoes, Women of Achievement luncheon, One Billion Rising
Zumbathon)
Did bell-ringing for the Salvation Army
Helped with registration and other tasks for the GEMS (Girls Exploring Math and Science) program
at Olympic College
Partnered with the Kitsap Sun for the Women Today event at the Kitsap Sun Pavilion
Our club presented Service Awards to the following organizations:
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Area Awards Programs ……………………………………………………………………..3
President’s Messagae ........................................................................................ 4
“A Little Bit of Country” Festivities ................................................................... 5
Official Auction Rules ........................................................................................ 6
2013-2014 Leadership Team
Officers & Directors and Committees .......................................................... 7
Silent Auction Items ..................................................................................... 8-14
Special Recognition & Thanks .......................................................................... 15
2012-2013 Accomplishments ............................................................................ 17
Salvation Army
yWca of Kitsap County
Boys and Girls Club of Sound Puget Sound
Kathleen Sutton Inspirational Fund
Georgia’s House
Kitsap Sexual Assault Center
Scarlet Road
Holly Ridge Center
Stand Up for Kids
Kitsap Youth Mentoring Consortium
SIGB Volunteers at
yWca “Take a Walk in
Her Shoes Auction”
September 8, 2012
Our Mission-in-Service projects supported the
following organizations:
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yWca of Kitsap County
Stand Up for Kids
Salvation Army
Georgia’s House
Human Trafficking Initiative:
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Organized two human trafficking awareness activities for Break Free Kitsap (speaker presentation by
Dr. Debra Boyer on “Prostitution: Never a Choice” and showing of “Sex+Money” at Olympic College)
Donated human trafficking books to the Silverdale, Downtown Bremerton, and Sylvan Way libraries
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Soroptimist Awards Programs ... It’s What We Do !!
We invite you to participate. Soroptimist International of Greater Bremerton Area is pleased to announce its offering
of the following awards programs. We encourage you, or anyone you know who may qualify, to apply by visiting our
website at www.bremertonsoroptimist.org. Please direct all inquiries to: [email protected].
Women’s Opportunity Award
Submission Deadline: December 15, 2013
Area meeting, April 6, 2013,
Port Angeles, Hosted by SIPA
October 23, 2012 Program Meeting featuring guests
from the Bremerton Boys and Girls Club.
Georgia’s House, 2013 Community Service Award
Scarlet Road, 2013 Community Service Award
Since 1972, Soroptimist has been helping women the world over to reclaim their dreams through the
Women’s Opportunity Awards program. The program assists women who provide the primary source of financial support for their families by giving them resources they need to improve their education, skills, and
employment prospects. Are you ready to reclaim YOUR dream? If so, we encourage you to apply today! An
application & eligibility requirements are available online at www.bremertonsoroptimist.org
Congratulations!
2012-2013
Awards Program
Recipients
From Left to Right,
Rosie Ludlow, Ruby
Award — Patty Lent,
Bremerton Mayor —
Jessica Guidry,
2012-2013 Soroptimist
Greater Bremerton
President — Tucker
Alexander, Violet
Richardson Award—
Kara Jacobson,
Women’s Opportunity
Award
Ruby Award
Violet Richardson Award
For Women Helping Women
Deadline: December 1, 2013
Opportunities for Girls & Young Women
Deadline: December 1, 2013
The Ruby Award acknowledges women who are
working to improve the lives of women and girls
through their personal or professional activities. Their
efforts help to promote the issues that are important to
the Soroptimist organization.
Soroptimist is concerned with the special challenges
facing today’s girls and young women. The organization
launched the Violet Richardson Award program in 2000
as a way to recognize girls for their volunteer service to
their communities.
Honorees are women who have worked in
extraordinary ways to benefit women and girls. Examples of the type of work honored include: spearheading
an effort to open a domestic violence shelter, working
to secure health services for low-income women, or
starting a mentoring program for at-risk girls. The program enables us to thank these women and encourage
others to explore ways to assist women and girls.
The program honors young women between the ages of
14 and 17 whose volunteer efforts include: helping other
disadvantaged girls; fighting drugs, crime and violence;
cleaning up the environment; and working to end
discrimination and poverty.
Soroptimist
We wish to thank McCloud’s Grill House, especially Andy Graham and his entire staff, for working so
hard to ensure a successful event. Andy, you were an absolute joy to work with. Thank you!
The program is named after Violet Richardson Ward,
the first president of the first Soroptimist club.
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* Special Recognition *
Silent Auction Donors
ACT Theatre
James & Joanie Allen
Mourine Anduiza
Argosy Cruises
Arnold’s Home Furnishings, Steve Ford
Marcia Baker
Basile Chiropractic & Massage
Kitsap County Historical Society, Kathleen Cahall
Kristi Croswaite
Steve & Pat Degracia
Joan Dingfield
Kalissa Fagin
Jessica Guidry
Harmony Hill Retreat Center
Cherie Hart
Deborah Horn
In-Health Imaging
Kitsap Bank
Kitsap Credit Union
Unchalee “Angie” Krunyawath
Lewis Funeral Chapel
Miche Bags, Roxane Payne
Museum of Glass
Pacific Science Center
Purse-onality Attracts, May Acdal
Seattle Art Museum
Seattle Reparatory Theatre
Seattle Sounders FC
Nanette Seevers, Handmade from the Heart
Linda Sheely
Soroptimist International of Gig Harbor
Soroptimist International of Port Orchard
Sonja Sutton, Mary Kay Cosmetics
Greg & Sharon Weathers
Mary West, Stacy McBride Collections
Woodland Park Zoo
President’s Message
We send our heartfelt thanks
to everyone who helped to
make this event possible and
for their encouragement,
generosity, and support throughout the year.
Welcome to Soroptimist International of Greater Bremerton Area’s
Annual Fall Auction and Dinner Gala.
We are honored by your presence and the opportunity to build
lifelong friendships while enjoying the festivities of “A Little Bit of
Country”.
Dessert Frenzy Donors
McCloud’s Grill House
Bella Bella Cupcakes
CJ’s Evergreen Market
Tom Croswaite
Albertson’s Bremerton, Wheaton Way
Kathy Nelson
Jessica Guidry
Pat Degracia
Advertising Sponsors
Mo Anduiza & Family
Arnold’s Home Furnishings
Kitsap Credit Union
North Kitsap Family Practice & Urgent Care
Lewis Funeral Chapel & The Stone Chapel
Sharon Weathers, SEACRET Direct
In-Health Imaging
Pacific Eye Care
In-Kind Donors
Kitsap Sun, Print Media Sponsor
Minuteman Press, Program Printing Sponsor
Monetary Contributor
Greta Weingast
Silent Auction Committee
Cherie Hart (Co-Chair)
Jennifer Brantley (Co-Chair)
Pat Degracia
Kalissa Fagin
Jessica Guidry
Unchalee “Angie” Krunyawath
Kristi Croswaite
Sharon Weathers
New member induction held on April 9 2013
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Soroptimist International of Greater Bremerton has been
committed to improving the lives of women and girls through our
scholarship programs, service projects and educational
initiatives. This past year, 11 community service awards were given
through our “Together We Can” Community Impact Grant. Recipients of over $10,000 combined included: Georgia’s House, Kathleen
Sutton Inspirational Fund, Boys & Girls Club – Smart Girl Program,
Girl Scouts of Western Washington, Holly Ridge Center, Kitsap
Sexual Assault Center, Kitsap Youth Mentoring Consortium, Scarlet
Road, Stand Up For Kids and the YWCA of Kitsap County.
Over $2,000 was given through our Women’s Opportunity Award, Violet Richardson Award and Ruby
Award.
Our human trafficking awareness initiative continues to move our educational efforts and support for
ending this atrocity against women and girls.
Our volunteerism efforts extended from supporting the YWCA “Take Walk in Her Shoes” event,
Women Today Show, Salvation Army Bell Ringers, and Harmony Hill Survivor’s Fair.
The passion and dedication of Soroptimist International of Greater Bremerton Area members is the
reason this work is realized. The members are truly an inspiration to me.
Your generosity and support is at the center of our enthusiasm and we appreciate your time with us
here this evening. Thank you for your commitment to helping women and girls in our community.
To learn more about our club please visit our website www.bremertonsoroptimist.org or find us on
Facebook and Twitter and share this information with people you know.
Thank you to our Fall Auction Committee and Andy Graham, proprietor of McCloud’s Grill House for
a fantastic evening.
Enjoy “A Little Bit of Country”!
With much gratitude,
Pat Degracia
Pat Degracia, President
Soroptimist International of Greater Bremerton Area
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Item # 46 - The Ultimate Thai Dining Experience!
Enjoy an authentic Thai dining experience featuring Angie Krunyawath as your own personal chef. Dinner
for up to eight individuals anytime prior to October 31, 2014. Optional cooking demonstration is available
on request. Donated by Angie Krunyawath ~ Value $125
“A Little Bit of Country”
Schedule of Festivities
5:00 p.m.
Registration Opens
“A Little Bit of Country” Festivities Kick-off
Silent Auction Tables Open on Dance Floor
Social time and no-host cocktails
5:45 p.m.
Welcome by President Pat Degracia
6:00 p.m.
Buffet Dinner
6:20 p.m.
Dessert Frenzy
7:00 p.m.
First Silent Auction Table Closes
7:30 p.m.
Second Silent Auction Table Closes
8:00 p.m.
Announcements
Line Dancing
8:30 p.m.
Silent Auction Checkout Opens
50/50 Raffle Drawing and Winner Announced
Closing Thoughts & Words of Gratitude
Music & Dancing continues!
9:30 p.m.
Evening Comes to a Close ~ Thank you for coming!
Remember to stop and pick up your silent auction items!
( This schedule is subject to change. )
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Item # 48 - Sake and Bonsai
Four day passes to Elandan Bonsai Gardens in Gorst. Two bottles of Sake. An authentic red sake set includes Sake bottle and 4 cups. Donated by Kristi Croswaite ~ Value $70
Item # 49 - Glamorous Glow
Beautiful Amalfi Necklace and two-tone
earrings from Stacy McBride Collections
Jewelry —a perfect gift for a loved one or
for yourself! Donated by Mary West
~ Value $34
We
appreciate
your
support. Just say “YES! to
Kitsap Card” and we will add
this to your total.
9:00 p.m.
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Item # 47 - Endless Possibilities with a Nook HD
Access a world of millions of books, magazines, movies, TV shows, apps & more through a Nook HD+ with
32GB of memory. Donated by Kitsap Bank. ~ Value $202
PAY NO TAX by purchasing
your Kitsap Card through
Soroptimist. More importantly, your
support helps to fund our program
and operational needs.
Save hundreds of dollars all year long
when you use your card … 2 for 1 and
discounted dining of up to 50% with
selected merchants!
THANK YOU!
For more information:
information:
[email protected]
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Official Auction Rules
SIGB members at a Mission-In-Service Meeting
Please take the time to read through the Official Auction Rules as it
contains important information about the Bidding, Table Closing,
Checkout, Payment and Item Pick-up process.
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New Member Induction on September 24, 2013
Item # 39 - Start Small, Dream Big
Get inspired with a "Start Small Dream Big" bookmark and journal, Love Heals inspiration candle, and
LIVE cuff bracelet from Global Girlfriends, a fair-trade boutique offering women-made products with one
purpose -- helping women in need help themselves. Also includes a book about the founding of Global Girlfriends. Donated by Jessica Guidry ~ Value $50
Item # 40 – Have Hope in Style! - The ever popular "Miche" bag - comes with the petite base, Paisley
"Hope" shell, 48" petite long handle, and a "Hope" charmer. Miche donates a portion of "Hope" proceeds to
cancer research. Donated by Roxane Payne, Independent Miche Consultant ~ Value $60
Item # 41 - Christmas Wreath—Take home this beautiful handmade Christmas wreath; 18". Donated
by Linda Sheely ~ Value $20
Item # 42 - Get Adjusted—Introductory chiropractic and massage package includes consultation, exam,
any necessary X-rays, three adjustments, and a one-hour massage. Donated by Basile Chiropractic &
Massage ~ Value $400
Item # 43 - Hawaiian Breakfast Caddy—Aloha Kakahiaka! Start your day off right with these
scrumptious Hawaiian breakfast items. Donated by Cherie Hart ~ Value $40
Item # 44 - Dulcet Dreams—Get a great night's sleep with two pillows made by the premier mattress
company, Tempur-Pedic. Donated by Arnold’s Furniture ~ Value $200
BIDDING
All silent auction items are located on the dance floor with corresponding bid sheets.
You may place a bid by writing your bid number next to the amount you wish to bid legibly on the
appropriate bid sheet. Your bid number may be found on the back of your program.
Bids are to be made in whole dollar increments and only in increments as shown on bid sheets.
Feel free to bid on as many items as you wish, but revisit your bid items frequently.
By placing your bid on any Silent Auction item you have committed to buy that item should yours be
the highest bid.
TABLE CLOSINGS
1. Each auction table will close in 30-minute intervals beginning at 7:00 p.m. The last table is scheduled to close 7:30 p.m. This schedule is subject to change and any changes will be announced by the
emcee.
2. Once a table is closed, bid sheets will be removed by a member of the auction committee. This indicates that no further bidding may take place on these items.
3. The silent auction committee will begin assembling and packing items for a safe travel home.
4. After bid sheets are pulled, our volunteers will begin entering successful bidders names and final bid
amounts onto bidder receipts and tallying the total amount due. A copy of the receipt will be provided to you and may be used for tax purposes.
CHECKOUT, PAYMENT & ITEM PICK-UP
1. We’ve got country music and line dancing. So do stick around for this! Please DO NOT rush off. Stay,
enjoy the evening, and allow our checkout team sufficient time to “get it right”. We appreciate your
patience during this time.
2. All sales are final and there are no exchanges or refunds.
3. All auction items are sold “as is”. Soroptimist International of Greater Bremerton Area (SIGB) makes
no representations or warranties with respect to items and/or services. Please note that some items
have restrictions (expiration dates, availability, use, etc.)
4. When you are ready to leave, please pick up your bidder receipt at the “checkout” table.
5. Then, take your bidder receipt to the “payment” table (the same place you checked in) to pay for your
items. We accept cash, personal check, and all major credit cards.
6. Your receipt will be stamped “PAID” after full payment has been made.
7. Proceed to the “Pick-up” area to retrieve the auction items you have purchased. Show your “PAID”
receipt and your auction items will be brought to you by one of our collection team members.
If your bid was not a winning bid or you didn’t find anything that was of interest to
you, you may still support SIGB with a voluntary, tax-deductible contribution. Visit our
payment table on your way out.
Thank You for Your Support!
Item # 45 – Holiday Warmth—Perfect for a twin bed, this Mexican blanket is sturdy; heavy cotton.
Donated by Marcia Baker ~ Value $40
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Leadership 2013-2014
2013-2014
Officers & Board of Directors
Pat Degracia, President
Kalissa Fagin, President-Elect
Kathy Nelson, Corresponding Secretary
Sharon Weathers, Treasurer
Marcia Baker, Assistant Treasurer
Janelle Cain, Director
Kristi Croswaite, Director
Jessica Guidry, Immediate Past President
Standing & Ad Hoc Committees
Service Committee
Scholarships Committee
Membership Committee
Ways & Means / Fundraising Committee
Finance Committee
Publicity/Communications Committee
Human Trafficking Committee
By-Laws Committee
Hell or High Water" Peppermint Schnapps,
and other goodies to be enjoyed around a fall
campfire. Donated by Mourine
Anduiza and Joan Dingfield ~ Value
$75
Item # 36 - MRI Plus Preventative
Health Screening—MRI Plus is a cuttingedge pre-symptomatic diagnosis exam. The
most advanced technology available to detect
early signs of cancer, aneurysms and other
life-altering conditions. Combines MRI and
Ultrasound to examine the brain, pelvis,
chest, spine, abdomen, and peripheral arteries. Donated by In-Health Imaging ~
Value $900
Induction of 2013—2014 SIGB Board Members
Item # 37 - Red Fox Pillow
One-of-a-kind accent pillow for any room in your home. Donated by Linda Sheely ~ Value $40
Item # 38 - Soup’s On!
A bowl full of goodies to warm the heart and brighten the spirit! The bowl contains potato and corn chowder soup mix, sea salt pita chips, box of class crackers, 4 napkins and 4 napkin rings, 4 soup mugs, and 4
spoons. Donated by Pat and Steve Degracia ~ Value $50
Mission-In-Service
Annual Auction & Dinner Gala
Kitsap Card
Official Print Media Sponsor
Official Program Printing Sponsor
Thank You For Your Support !!!
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Item # 25 - Sip and Socialize
For the wine enthusiasts: wines, cheeses, sausages
and spreads for a nice evening of sipping and socializing with friends. Plus wine accessories. Donated
by Greg and Sharon Weathers ~ Value $75
Silent Auction Items
Item # 26 - Bookshelf Beauties—A unique touch
to any bookshelf! Beautiful cat bookends and Partylite scent glow. Donated by Linda Sheely and
Cherie Hart ~ Value $50
President Pat and President Elect Kalissa at the
District 1 Meeting, Tulalip Casino and Resort
Item # 27 - Pretty and Powerful in Pink—Join
the fight against human trafficking through activism and jewelry from NightLight, an organization that provides employment and other services to survivors of human trafficking in Thailand. Includes a pair of pink
Swarovski and white pearl earrings, a pink shell necklace, and a mobilization kit with documents, advocacy
materials, and more. Donated by Jessica Guidry ~ Value $50
Item # 28 - Family Fan at the Pacific Science Center—A family affair! Four tickets to Pacific Science
Center exhibits and IMAX passes. Donated by the Pacific Science Center ~ Value $80
Item # 29 - Timely Fashion
NEW Baci & Abbracci Italian Designer Stainless Steel Men’s Watch - 48mm wide x 15.5 mm thick case,
black patent leather strap with signature print, water resistant to 3ATM or 100 Feet, quartz movement.
Donated by Greg and Sharon Weathers ~ Value $175
Item # 30 – Kitsap County Historical Society Family Membership
Have the time of your life learning about Kitsap’s past! Package includes a one-year family membership to
the Kitsap History Museum, several books, and gift certificate to the History Museum gift store. Donated
by Kitsap Historical Society & Museum ~ Value $110
Item # 31 - Bald Eagle Poster Print—18" x 24" full color poster print of soaring bald eagle. Suitable for
framing and display in home or office. Donated by Deborah Horn ~ Value $25
Item # 32 - Perfect Pie
Here's a project the whole family can do! Make your own personal favorite pie and bake it in 10 minutes.
This gift basket has 2 dish towels, mixing bowls, measuring cups and spoons, three whisks, different pie fillings, pastry brushes, and a personal pie maker. Donated by Pat and Steve Degracia ~ Value $50
Item # 1 - A Special Keepsake
Donated by Jim and Joanie Allen, son and daughter-inlaw of one of SIGB’s founding members, Elaine Allen.
This vintage, crocheted afghan is simply beautiful and
very intricately handcrafted. It’s an item that will keep
you warm on the coldest of days or adorn any room
when displayed. It has been in the Allen Family for
many, many years. Donated by Jim and Joanie
Allen ~ Value: Priceless!
Item # 2 - Date Night in Seattle
The perfect date in Seattle— Two tickets to the play of
your choice in ACT Theatre's 2014 Mainstage Season
October 9, 2012 Club Program Meeting
Toiletries Collected for Georgia’s House
accompanied by a gift certificate for two for the Argosy
Cruise’s Harbor Cruise, a live, narrated 1-hour tour of
Seattle's vibrant and historic harbor. Donated by ACT Theatre and Argosy Cruises~ Value $160
Item # 3 - Tiger Treasure
Exotic artwork—a black and white reproduction of a Korean Tiger that would compliment any room.
Donated by Linda Sheely ~ Value $50
Item # 4 - Garlic Lover's Gift Basket
A must-have gift basket for garlic connoisseurs! Contents include marinated mushrooms & garlic; garlic
chipotle salsa; garlic cooking & simmer sauce; crushed garlic; garlic salt with grinder; aioli garlic mustard
sauce; eggplant garlic spread; cheese garlic croutons; parmesan & garlic pita chips; and a couple bottles of
wine. Also includes a full-color cookbook from the popular "Stinking Rose Restaurant" located in Beverly
Hills, California. Donated by Deborah Horn ~ Value $65
Item # 5 - Bake, Broil & Toast
Enjoy counter-top cooking versatility with a 1200-watt, 4-slice counter-top oven and broiler. Easy-to-use
controls with 30-minute timer. Extra-deep curved interior, dual position
rack slots for up to 4 cooking positions. Donated by Greg and
Sharon Weathers ~ Value $50
Item # 33 - Ernie the Cat
Framed picture of Ernie the Cat, with 3 ceramic cat cups in different sizes and a photograph book.
Donated by Linda Sheely ~ Value $30
Item # 6 - The Wise Women
Celebrate strong women with a Julie & Julia DVD, Barbra Streisand TV
specials disc set, and a bottle of Girly Girl Riesling wine. Donated by
Linda Sheely ~ Value $ 47
Item # 34 - Sounders Fun
Show your support for the Sounders Football Club with
logo pencils, lanyard, bag, shirt, sticker, and snacks. Donated by Sounders Football Club ~ Value—
Priceless!
Item # 7 - World of Wonder
Explore one of our regional treasures with your family! Passes for 2 adults
and 2 children to spend a day at the Woodland Park Zoo plus a teddy bear
globe ball. Donated by the Woodland Park Zoo and Linda Sheely
~ Value $75
Item # 35 - Remember Calgary
Enjoy memories of the Calgary Stampede around a campfire. 2013 Calgary Stampede Collectible T Shirt "Come
Item # 8 - Fall Harvest
Beautiful basket with kitchen towels, cheese with cheese board, jar of pear
butter, snack mixes, candied popcorn, paper plates, candle holders, apple
cider and more! Donated by Kalissa Fagin ~ Value $200
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Item # 9 - Glamorous Glass
An original glass blown vase from the Corning Hot Glass Show at Sea on the Celebrity Solstice cruise—
beautiful and one of a kind! Also includes four passes to the Tacoma Museum of Glass. Donated by Pat
& Steve Degracia and the Museum of Glass ~ Value $98
Item # 10 - Kitchen Goodies
Lovingly hand-made and beautifully decorated pottery container complete with kitchen utensils, three microfiber towels, and antibacterial soap. Donated by Soroptimist International of Gig Harbor ~
Value $65
Item # 11 - Siamese Cat Collection
For cat lovers! This collection has a glass design plate, heavy metal candle holder, wooden cat sculpture,
and a framed cat picture. Donated by Linda Sheely ~ Value $65
Item # 12 - Tropical Treat—Evoke the beauty of the tropics with a Sag Harbor handbag, 15" x 11" with
long handles. Donated by
Cherie Hart ~ Value
$35
Item # 13 - Heavenly
Scents—Relax in luxury!
This basket comes with a
Partylite Scent Glow
warmer with melt packs
and a Reed Diffuser Wall
Sconce, fragrance oil, natural reeds. Donated by
Greg and Sharon
Weathers~ Value $115
for four people; a birdcage;
green grass owl; “Infinite Spaces”
book on the art and wisdom of a
Japanese Garden; and “The
Creaky Knees Guide - the 100
Best Easy Hikes” by Seabury
Blair Jr. Donated by Lewis
Funeral Chapel ~ Value
$132
Item # 17 - Tranquil Treats
Harmonize your life with this
collection of gifts. Includes a coffee mug; 2 boxes of Yogi tea; a jar
of grape jelly, a Harmony Hill
Cookbook; “One Hill, Many
Voices” book; and a blank notebook. Donated by Harmony
Hill Retreat Center ~
Value $75
Item # 18 - International
Collectibles—Delightful items
from around the world. Waterford crystal lion cup, Royal Copenhagen plate, and silver box with cloisonné
containing 3 small glass ladybug figurines. Donated by Linda Sheely ~ Value $90
Item # 19 - Glamour in Gold
Inspired by a shape invented by Gaston Vuitton in the 1930s, Alma is now a classic. This elegant, designer
inspired hand-held bag in gold tones, has a single zipper and two interior pockets. Size 15" x 10" x 5".
Accented with a hand-crocheted scarf. Donated by May Acdal and Nanette Seevers ~ Value $75
Item # 14 - Flower
Lithograph—Beautiful
lithograph; Vase with flowers, 19"x32" framed.
Donated by Linda
Sheely ~ Value $40
Item # 20 - The Traveler
Everything you need for your next trip! AAA LUG travel bag, two LUG travel holders, sundry travel bottles,
a boarding pass holder and a shawl to keep you warm. Donated by Mourine Anduiza ~ Value $115
Item # 21 - Cowgirl Gift Basket
"Whiskey Girl" Cowgirl hat, Pendleton Whiskey, shot glasses, Pendleton whiskey barbeque sauce, gift card
for steaks, jerky and more. Donated by Soroptimist International of Port Orchard ~ Value $100
Item # 15 - For Art
Lovers—Enjoy the permanent collections at the Seattle Art or Asian Art Museum. Certificate good for
2 general admissions. Donated by the Seattle Art
Museum ~ Value $ 34
Item # 23 - Olympic National Park Poster Print
18" x 24" full color poster print of scenic trail in Olympic National Park. Suitable for framing and display in
home or office. Donated by Deborah Horn ~ Value $25
Item # 16 - Immersed in
Nature—Become one with
nature with an annual
membership to the Bloedel
Reserve, allowing for entry
Item # 24 - MRI Plus Preventative Health Screening
MRI Plus is a cutting-edge pre-symptomatic diagnosis exam. The most advanced technology available to
detect early signs of cancer, aneurysms and other life-altering conditions. Combines MRI and Ultrasound to
examine the brain, pelvis, chest, spine, abdomen, and peripheral arteries. Donated by In-Health
Imaging ~ Value $900
Soroptimist
Item # 22 - A Night at the Theatre
Watch a dazzling show with a date! This pair of tickets is for the Seattle Reparatory Theatre's 2013-2014
season in the Bagley Wright Theatre. Donated by the Seattle Reparatory Theatre ~ Value $150
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