2016 UUCY Auction Catalogue

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2016 UUCY Auction Catalogue
“Fun, Food, and Fellowship”
Proceeds Benefit Our Operating Budget
Visit our Website to View a Color Catalogue and to Register for the Event
Evening’s Events
5:00 pm Check-in, Get a Paddle & Find a Seat
5:30 pm – 6:30 pm Food - TBA BYOB
Music by Dick Frey and the BeaUUtiful Tones
6:30 pm – 8:00 pm Live Auction
Featuring Auctioneer David Conley of Rentzel Auctions
8:00pm - 8:30 pm Coffee, Tea, The Dazzling Dessert Dash!
8:30 pm - 10:00 pm The Live Auction continues
Payments: Cash, Check & Credit Cards Accepted
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Mission Statement
The Unitarian Universalist Congregation of York is a religious community that
inspires the mind and spirit, honors religious freedom, and embraces diversity; its
members minister to each other with love, and work for a just society
Auction Basics
AUCTION PADDLES:
An auction paddle entitles you to bid on all of the services and goods presented by the auctioneer on the night of
the Auction and will be distributed on the night of the Auction as you enter the building. Each paddle will have a
number that will be your official bidder number, enabling the auctioneer to identify you by number each time you
bid.
AUCTION PROXY:
If you cannot attend the Auction personally, there is no need to miss bidding on items you would like. You may
designate a proxy to bid for you or we will assign a volunteer. Fill out the official Proxy form located in this
catalogue. Have your proxy show the form and get your number to use when bidding for you. Don’t miss that
special auction adventure or meal just because you must be elsewhere on auction night.
TO BRING THE EVENING OF the auction:
Your checkbook, cash, or credit card; auction catalogue; readiness to have fun, and your date keeper so that you
might fill it with future fun events!
BIDDING:
The auctioneer will announce basic ground rules and procedures at the start of the auction. For those items that
have a minimum bid, bidding will begin at that level. Events for multiple people will be sold on a PER PERSON
basis unless stated otherwise.
PAYMENT:
All payments are due the night of the auction, and sales are final. The cashier will accept payment by credit
card, cash or check made payable to the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of York.
DISCLAIMER:
This catalogue contains items donated as of March 01, 2016. All items and services are offered by the indicated
donor. Although we expect all food will be delicious, all lessons inspiring, and everything else to be similarly
delightful, the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of York makes no representation as to the quality of
competence of the items or services offered. The Auction Team reserves the right to make changes to donation
listings as they deem appropriate.
BUYERS MUST COLLECT:
It is the purchaser’s responsibility to collect any and all items purchased at the Live or Silent Auction. We
recommend that you collect all items or services as soon as possible unless you and the donor agree otherwise or a
date is already stipulated in the auction catalogue.
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2016 UUCY Auction PROXY FORM
If you can’t attend, complete this form, and drop in the auction mailbox, located in the carriage
house or give it to an Auction volunteer.
Name: ______________________________________________
Address: _________________________________________________________________
Phone (day): ______________________________Phone (evening): _____________________________
E-Mail: ____________________________________________
YOUR PROXY: Assign a friend, or we will provide a volunteer.
Name:
____________________________________________________________________________________________
ITEMS YOU WANT TO BID ON:
ITEM
NUMBER
DESCRIPTION OF ITEM
MAXIMUM
BID
QUANTITY
DESIRED OF
ITEM/EVENT
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Welcome to the 2016 auction!
This family-friendly event is a really fun way to raise funds for our beloved UUCY
community. We will have music, food and our Dazzling Desert Dash!
This year, pre-registered children will enjoy a fun night. They will enjoy pizza, games, crafts,
and music, as well as a movie for ages 6 and up, while parents carouse at our Auction.
Infants and children thru age 5 will be watched by our qualified nursery staff.
Tickets are sold in the lobby on Sundays in February and March. This year, enjoy the
convenience of registering for kids and adults, and sponsoring the Auction, all securely
online, at the Auction 2016 tab at www.uucy.org. You will be contacted before the Auction
evening with your paddle number.
Ticket price is $20 in advance, $25 at the door. Please note, no one is turned away for
financial reasons, as in-kind scholarships are available through March in lieu of ticket
purchase. See a member of the committee.
If you cannot attend this fun night, you can still request a FREE bidding number to bid or
assign a Proxy, who can bid for you the night of the Auction.
The success of the Auction depends on all of us. Please support UUCY with your bids, or ask
how your talents might still be utilized.
We are still looking for a few good volunteers to help set up the Auction.
We also need help tearing down after the Auction, and preparing the
Sanctuary for the Sunday services. Please see the sign-up sheets on the
kitchen door in the Lobby and thank you!
Sincerely, the UUCY Auction Team
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Our Dazzling Dessert Dash Details
1.
There is a 4x6 index card at each table with the Table Number prominently
displayed at the top of the card.
2.
Prior to the start of the live auction diners are request to write their paddle number
and bid for the dessert dash on the card and pass to the table leader to tally.
3.
The card will be collected before the live auction.
4.
Totals will be immediately ranked and winners will be called to DASH for their
DESSERTS. If your ranking doesn’t give you first choice, remember all the choices will be
DELICIOUS!
GRATEFUL ACKNOWLEDGMENTS:
We offer a large thank you to the many people who have generously donated time, goods services,
and money to make this auction possible. Below is only a partial list:
2016 AUCTION COMMITTEE
Kate Haldeman, Corlyn Griggs, Bob Barnas, Toni Burns, Marian Rubach, Diane Kearney, Erika Juran
IT Support & Website:
Robert Kruger, Jamie Sudduth, Bob Barnas, Erika Juran, Derrick McCandless
Recorders:
Toni Burns, Amy Allen, Phyllis Sword, George & Susan Boutin, Merry Barnas
Runners:
David Trimmer, Jadyn & Liana Fink, Ada Miller
Music:
The BeaUUtiful Tones (Mindy Waltemyer, Louisa Hartenstein, & Jane Riese) accompanied by Dick Frey
Auctioneer:
David Conley of Rentzel Auctions
KITCHEN TEAM:
Linda Collison, Deb Gogniat, Corlyn Griggs, Molly March
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Our Live Auction Items
1. The Flame in Every Hand
Join with other likeminded souls for John Terlazzo's popular weekend writing retreat in the Catoctin
Mountains in Maryland - The Flame in Every Hand - Writing As A Contemplative Act, August 26-28.
Whether you have been writing for years or are just beginning to explore creative expression through
the written word, this retreat will include contemplative writing experiments, chanting, sitting meditation
and more.
MINIMUM BID:
TIMES OFFERED:
MAX. PARTICIPANTS:
DATE OFFERED:
RAIN DATE:
DONATED BY:
EMAIl:
PhONE:
$75
1
1
Aug 26 – 28, 2016
John Terlazzo and Cindy Thoman-Terlazzo
[email protected]
717- 854-0403
2. Fall Leaf Service
When Fall hits, are you overwhelmed with leaves? The Toms family is here to serve!
That’s 6 people, 12 arms and 60 fingers to rake up those pesky leaves for you! There is
a two hour limit.
MINIMUM BID:
$25
TIMES OFFERED:
1
MAX. PARTICIPANTS:
1
DONATED BY:
Myra and Chris Toms
Email:
[email protected]
Phone:
717-792-1015
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3. Music on the Mountain
Join Cindy and John for a scrumptious
picnic while sitting back to enjoy live
Bluegrass atop South Mountain at King's
Gap State Park near Carlisle, PA. Music
starts @ 3:00. Arrive early and take in a
hike before the music starts. In the event
of rain, the concert will move indoors and
will commence inside the CameronMasland Mansion..
Minimum Bid:
Times Offered:
$15
1
Max. Participants:
4
Date Offered:
August 7, 2016
Rain or Shine
Donated by: John Terlazzo and Cindy Thoman-Terlazzo email: [email protected]
Phone:
717-292-4709
4. David Walsh Bowl
David Walsh, Noted local bowl-turner donated finely crafted Bowl.
Minimum Bid:
$25
Times Offered:
1
Date Offered: August 7, 2016
Donated by:
Joanne and Jim Smoker
Email
:[email protected]
Phone:
717-292-4709
5.
Jim Hershey’ s Traveling Toolbelt
Home remedies, home improvements, or dreams come true.
this can be yours. Four hours of labor to get that neglected
home improvement project started.
Minimum Bid:
Times Offered:
Donated By:
Email:
Phone:
$200
2
Jim Hershey
[email protected]
717-891-5553
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6. Myrtle Beach Vacation
From7/29 - 8/5 2016;For One week; A Full Resort; full kitchen; washer/dryer; Wi-Fi
beachside; Unit: balcony; 2 bedrooms; 2 baths and a whirlpool;
Minimum Bid:
Times Offered:
$500
1
Max. Participants:
8
Date Offered:
July 7, 2016
Rain or Shine
Donated by: Robert and Monica Kruger
email [email protected]
Phone:
717-846-2031
7. YEE HAW
Come to the Kearney "ranch" and don your cowboy hat and/or boots! Leave your horse at
home or clean up after him yourself!
Enjoy a southwestern style dinner of sizzlin' steaks, pork barbeque, barbeque chicken and
more followed by a camp fire in our new outdoor fire pit! S'mores are probably in the mix too!
Come at 6:00 pm for some drinks and maybe some games first.
Times Offered:
1
Max. Participants:
8
Date Offered:
October 15, 2016
Rain date:
October 22, 2016
Donated By:
Tom and Diane Kearney
Email:
[email protected]
Phone:
717-887-2761
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8. Texas Chili Cook-Off
Join Craig and Dianne in their back yard and bring a pot of your best chili to contribute to the
buffet. Drinks, breads, toppings, desserts, lawn games, and Beano provided. Prizes will be
awarded for the most original chili name, most unusual chili ingredients, bestchef’s apron or
hat, etc. Entering your own pot of chili is encouraged but not required for attendance. This
will be an outdoor event. In case of rain, the soonest possible makeup date will be arranged.
Let the tasting begin!; Rain Date TBD
Minimum Bid:
$15
Times Offered:
1
Max. Participants: 10
Date Offered:
10/8/2016
donated By:
: Dianne Creagh
Email:
[email protected]
Phone:
717-848-3561
9. Home Smoked Wild Salmon
Appetizer
A 6” section of home smoked wild-caught salmon. Mix
the salmon with 8 ounces of softened cream cheese,
chill and serve on crackers or bread. This makes a
fast, easy and very delicious appetizer!.
Minimum Bid:
Times Offered:
$25
1
Max. Participants:
Date Offered:
Donated By:
Email:
Phone:
2
To be determined
Colleen and John Burkett
[email protected]
717-891-8037
10. Table-Bench
Offered is a hand-crafted, bark-edge,
White Ash Side Table or Bench with
White Birch legs. The approximate
measurements are 20 L x 14 W x 14 H. It
is finished in hand-rubbed satin
polyurethane for durability. The wood was
salvaged from storm-damaged trees in
Lancaster and Sullivan Counties. PA
Time Offered:
Minimum Bid:
$50
Donated By:
Joanne and Jim
1
Smoker
Email:
[email protected]
Phone:
717-292-
4709
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11. Backyard BBQ
Join the Potts family in our backyard for a fun filled afternoon! The children can play in the
kiddie pool, swing on the swing set and play catch in the backyard while the parents
socialize on the covered porch. We will serve traditional BBQ fare such as smoked pulled
pork and chicken, hamburgers and hot dogs, grilled veggies and potato and macaroni
salads. We are more than willing to accommodate food preferences (i.e. veggie burgers).
Minimum Bid:
$30 per family
Times Offered:
1
Max. Participants:
2 family groups
of parents and children
Date Offered:
To be determined
Donated By:
Email:
Phone:
Jennifer and Tyler Potts
[email protected]
717-578-7719
12. Healthy Dinner & a Movie
A Three Course Organic, Gluten Free, GMO Free, Dairy Free, Soy Free and Delicious
Nutritious Meal with an Inspirational Movie. Laughter and Engaging Conversation included.
Minimum Bid:
Times Offered:
Max. Participants:
5
Date Offered:
D
onated By:
Maria Elena
Escobar
Email:
Phone:
[email protected]
717-747-1036
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13. D & J Tech Gurus
We handle your tech need with a Worry Free Guarantee. We will donate 2 hours of I.T.
help for whatever your need. We can help with PC’s as well as TV’s, and surround
sound hookups.
WE Do it ALL!
Minimum Bid:
$75
Times Offered:
2
Max. Participants:
2
Donated By: Jamie Sudduth and Derek McCandless
Email:
[email protected]
Phone:
570-898-2671
14. Homemade Soup to Order
4 quarts of homemade, organic when possible, in-season soups. I will provide some
options but you are invited to suggest favorite ingredients and I will do my best.
Minimum Bid:
$30
Times Offered:
1
Max. Participants:
Date Offered:
Donated By:
Email:
Phone:
1
To be determined by bidder
Steve Converse and Karen Wishart
[email protected]
717-757- 4417
15. Biking in Paradise
Join us for a lesurely ride in Paradise -- Paradise township,
that is! We live in biking heaven with lightly traveled , relatively
flat roads. We will have options from 5 to 10 miles at a
leisurely pace and then we will return to enjoy a light lunch on
the garden porch at our country home..
Minimum Bid:
Times Offered:
Max. Participants:
8
Date Offered:
5/21/2016
Donated By:
Carol Stowell & David MacVeigh
Email:
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16. Blue Enamel Bowl
This is a large, beautiful 15 inch enamel bowl that was a wedding gift to John and me 56 years ago. We are
downsizing at this stage in our lives. It comes with four (4) accompanying bowls. All five (5) bowls are gorgeous and
in perfect condition. Useful for punch, salads, fruit, etc. know you want Talents, Tasties, Tours, etc. but do you want
Things?
Minimum Bid:
Times Offered:
Donated By:
Email:
Phone:
[email protected]
17. LIFE STORY INTERVIEW
StoryCatchers is offering a one-hour interview package to save the life-story of your
loved-one. This is an audio- only process, carried out by professionally trained
interviewer, Carolyn Brady-Beeler. Beeler spent 15 years in radio news and started
StoryCatchers in York in 2011. She will go to the home, set-up microphones and
capture memories; this is a special time. Often considered a highlight of the person's
year. This package includes one cd in a case with pictures on the cd sleeve. *extra cds
& extra interview time can be purchased.
Times Offered:
1
Max. Participants:
1
Donated By:
Email:
Carolyn Beeler
[email protected]
Phone:
717-891-1557
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18. Bicycle Ride & Picnic
Bicycle ride and picnic on the Rail trail. Guide and food provided.
Great family fun!
Minimum Bid:
$20 per family
Times Offered:
1
Max. Participants:
2 families
date Offered:
TBD
Donated By:
Jon and Lisa Paulos
email:
[email protected]
Phone:
717-751-0127
19. Low Country Boil
Join us for a big ole pot of fun. A Low Country Boil is a Southern tradition that
combines shrimp, sausage, potatoes and corn cooked together in one kettle. We will
supply the beverages, sides and desserts as well..
Minimum Bid: $25
Times Offered: 1
Max. Participants: 8
Date Offered: 06-04-2016
Donated By: Greg and Leslie Trimmer
Email:
[email protected]
Phone:
717-741-6860
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20. Get-Together in the Country – just for us “grown-ups”
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Games and activities, indoors or out. To name just a few possibilities – bocci ball,
badminton, croquet, horse shoes, paint ball target shooting, archery, trap shooting,
cards, board games, cribbage and more. Or do some hiking on six+ acres. Or
just relax and enjoy pleasant conversation with friends, either on the deck listening
to the waterfall or inside up in the loft looking out into the woods. Assorted eats
available all day, including shish-ke-bobs (venison and/or vege) and other goodies.
A fun time at the home of Bryan and Phyllis Sword near Seven Valleys. Co-hosted
with Zak Davies and Meda Higa.
Dropin 2 pm until 8 pm
Minimum Bid:
$25
Times Offered:
1
Max. Participants:
20
Date Offered:
Sunday, September 18
Rain Date:
Donated By:
Phone:
E-mail:
Sunday, Sept. 25
Bryan and Phyllis Sword
(717) 225-6807 or 817-5410
[email protected]
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21. “Roll” with Us . . . Sushi that is!
Learn the basics of how to prepare and
roll your own sushi. We’ll teach you
everything from how to make and
season rice to expect rolling
techniques. Be creative — design
your own combination and name your
own roll! We’ll provide the fixings, miso
soup, and sake. You will be given a
rolling mat that you can take home. You
should bring your appetite an empty
tummy and Tupperware for leftover
soup and sushi. This event is
vegetarian, vegan, omnivore, and family
friendly.
Minimum Bid:
$30
Estimated value
$60
Times Offered:
1
Max. Participants:
10
Date Offered:
Donated By:
Email:
Phone:
July 9, 2016 6PM – 9PM
Meda Higa and Zak Davies
[email protected]
267-234-8336
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22. Autumn Hike Around Lake Williams
Wear your favorite colors and a cool hat as you join Kathy and Lynn for a colorful
autumn walk around Lake Williams. We’ll start off with a picnic lunch, featuring hot soup,
walk around the lake (it usually takes us 1 hr 45 minutes) and end with dessert in the
woods.
Minimum Bid:
$25
Times Offered:
Max. Participants:
Date Offered:
Rain Date:
Donated By:
Email:
Phone:
1
10
Sunday October 16, 2016
Sunday October 23, 2016
Kathy Smith and Lynn
[email protected]
717-891-9568
23. A walk with the Minister!
Enjoy the beauty of the Heritage Rail Trail and the company of the minister and up to
three other guests on a 2-mile (out and back) walk. Bring your sunscreen, hat, walking
shoes, and favorite topics for theological discussion. Rev. Lyn will bring water and trail
snacks. Each spot on the walk is a separate auction item. Tentative dates are listed,
subject to rescheduling in case of inclement weather, emergencies, or to form groups of
at least three people. We’ll meet at the church and carpool to the Brillhart Station parking
lot.
Minimum Bid:
$25
Times Offered:Tentative Dates: Tuesday, April 12, 2:00pm,
Sunday, April 17, 2:00pm, or Tuesday, April 19, 5:00pm
Max. Participants:
4
Donated By:
Rev. Lyn Cox
Email:
[email protected],.
Phone:
717-845-8212 x103
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24. Northern Italian Dinner for 6
Delicious northern Italian dinner for six at the home of Dave & Jen
Knapp.
Minimum Bid:
$25
Times Offered:
Max. Participants:
1
6
Date Offered:
To be determined
by bidders and hosts
David and Jennifer Knapp
[email protected]
717-604-1367
Donated By:
Email:
Phone:
25. SHAMAN FLIGHT
Ellen Dionna is the creator of the two-year course SHAMAN’S PATH. She is an experienced
Otherworld Guide who has practiced shamanic ally for three decades and apprenticed for over
two years with an Amazonian Brazilian shaman. Ellen offers an afternoon of Shamanic
Journeying and teachings autumn. Experience the drumming trance of the shaman and
journey to the Other worlds. Journeying is an integral part of spiritual life for the shamanic
healer and a beautiful way to engage the larger, unseen energies of the Cosmos. If you are a
novice at soul-flight, you will discover the Power Animal that has been awaiting you since birth.
If you have journeyed before and already have your Power Animal familiar, Ellen Dionna will
guide you on other journey experiences. Following the spiritual teachings, we will enjoy some
tea, wine and refreshment to restore us to the fruits and grounding of ordinary reality.
Minimum Bid:
$50
Times Offered:
1
Max. Participants: 8
Donated By:
Arthur Hover and Ellen Dionna
Email:
[email protected]
Phone:
717-781-3269
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26. Picnic and Lawn Games
Picnic and Lawn Games on the Burns Farm. Chris and Toni Burns’ stone farmhouse
dates back to 1881 and since the Burns family acquired it in 1958, it has been a
place of gathering for family and friends. A place of picnics and lawn games.
Come and enjoy the Burns tradition and experience a barbeque on the terrace
and lawn games in the Hanover countryside. Chris will dazzle you with his grilling
excellence, while Toni will challenge you to a game of bocce ball!
Minimum Bid:
$25
Times Offered:
1
Max. Participants:
10
Date Offered: To be determined
Donated By: Chris and Toni Burns
Email:
[email protected]
Phone:
717-646-9121
27. AED unit for UUCY
An Automatic External Defibrillator (AED) unit is the only effective tool for restoring a regular
heartbeat rhythm during sudden cardiac arrest. Time is of the essence, for each minute
defibrillation is delayed, the chance of survival is reduced 10%. An AED is easy to use for
someone with no medical background. $1399..
Minimum Bid:
Max. Participants:
Sponsored By:
Email:
$20
ALL
PC & Safety committee
[email protected]
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28. Drama and Dessert
Just desserts you ask? no, although you will be served delectable treats to tantalize your
taste buds, there is no punishment connected to the ensuing drama, Blithe Spirit. A
period comedy by noel coward about the occult and games played— spirited indeed.
Minimum Bid:
Times Offered:
Max. Participants:
Date Offered:
Donated By:
Email:
Phone:
$25
1
8
To be determined
Marian Rubach
[email protected]
301-233-0384
29. Ladies’ Luscious Luncheon
A Ladies’ Luscious Luncheon brought to
you by Lucy Stevens and Merry Barnas.
The lunch will be held at the home of Lucy
Stevens:
123 Springdale Road, York, PA
Minimum Bid:
Times Offered:
Max. Participants:
Date Offered:
Donated By:
Email:
Phone:
$25
1
6
Noon, April 16, 2016
Lucy Stevens and Merry Barnas
[email protected]
717-848-5471
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30. Buttermilk Pie
Similar to a chess pie but less eggy, this variety is a true southern delicacy. It's a
perfect alternative for those that don't care for chocolate. (Frozen and ready to take Home
Auction Night)
Minimum Bid:
$10
Times Offered:
Max. Participants:
Donated By:
Email:
Phone:
4
4
Monte Carroll
[email protected]
615-812-6448
31. Maple Pecan Pie
Homemade from scratch using an original recipe, the warm tones of pure maple syrup
make this pie deliciously different. Another Blue Ribbon Winner at the Tennessee
State Fair. (Frozen and ready to take Home
Auction Night)
Minimum Bid:
$10
Times Offered:
Max. Participants:
Donated By:
Email:
Phone:
4
4
Monte Carroll
[email protected]
615-812-6448
32. Chocolate Chess Pie
Homemade from scratch using a family
recipe, its rich chocolate taste and smooth
creamy texture won it a First Place Blue
Ribbon at the Tennessee State Fair. (Frozen
and ready to take Home Auction Night)
Minimum Bid:
$10
Times Offered:
4
Max. Participants:
4
Donated By:
Monte Carroll
Email:
[email protected]
Phone:
615-812-6448
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33. UUCY Peacemakers Club & Camp
The RE UUCY Peacemakers Club & Camp is all about teaching children to live a
harmonious and compassionate life. This summer we're hosting our second annual camp
with the theme "Spreading Kindness Around the World." RE is asking the church to help
with art supplies, gift cards for our community teachers, t-shirts for the youth and
volunteers, snacks and waters for the hot days.
Minimum Bid:
$50
Max. Participants:
Sponsored By:
Email:
ALL
Carolyn Freud
[email protected].
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34. NW Salmon Dinner
Succulent Salmon prepared in NW tradition, Wild Rice, Asparagus delux and a Fabulous Fruit
Cobbler to end with Wine and assorted teas and coffee to linger over on our deck, weather
permitting.
Minimum Bid:
Times Offered:
Max. Participants:
Date Offered:
Donated By:
Email:
Phone:
$10
4
4
June 11, 2016
George and Kate Haldeman
[email protected].
206-854-3090
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35. Knitting Lessons
Four Lessons of Knitting techniques.
Minimum Bid:
$25
Times Offered:
Max. Participants:
Date Offered:
Donated By:
Email:
Phone:
1
1
To be determined
Lucy Stevens
[email protected]
717-848-5471
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36. European Christmas Feast
Come celebrate early and experience some special holiday southern European dishes. The focus is
usually Italian but we like to offer some traditional fare from other Mediterranean countries as well. This
is a Saturday evening in Dec.
Minimum Bid:
$50
Times Offered:
1
Max. Participants:
10
Donated By:
Steve Converse and Karen Wishart
Phone:
615-812-6448
37. Remembering Mom Storytelling & Comfort Food
36 Share the story of the mother figure in
your life. they are alive in hearts — make
them a part of today, while enjoying
healthy comfort foods.
Minimum Bid:
$25
Times Offered:
Max. Participants:
Date Offered:
Donated By:
Email:
phone:
1
7
May 29, 2016
Deb Gogniat
[email protected]
717-578-3085
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38. English Tea Time
I’ll put the kettle on and we’ll have a cup or two of tea, sample cucumber sandwiches, scones
and Devonshire cream as we learn some lingo from our favorite PBS shows about life in
Great Britain
Minimum Bid:
$30
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Phone:
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6
Nov 2016
Corlyn Griggs
[email protected]
717-779-8919
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39. Will Play the Harp
Will Play the Harp at your Gathering for 45 Minutes..
Minimum Bid:
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Date Offered:
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Phone:
$25
1
1
To be determined
Lucy Stevens
[email protected]
717-848-5471
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40. Midday in Paris
Back by popular demand is our “Midday in Paris” event.
Join us for a delicious Sunday Brunch featuring
authentic savory and sweet crepes, charcuterie, and of
course, mimosas. Weather permitting this could be a
garden brunch.
Minimum Bid:
$35
Times Offered:
Max. Participants:
1
8
Date Offered:
Donated By:
Email:
Phone:
May 8, 2016
Steve Converse and Karen Wishart
[email protected]
717-757- 4417
41. Lovely Ladies Luncheon
Hats, gloves, and any manner of dress accepted.
Minimum Bid:
$25
Times Offered:
1
Max. Participants:
6
Date Offered:
To be determined
Donated By:
Molly March
Email:
[email protected]
Phone:
717-225-1932
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42. Beginner Kayak Lesson
Kayak lesson with me in my single person kayak and two adventurers in my two person,
tandem kayak. I can offer a lesson on basic strokes and safety. I have the paddles and life
jackets also, so no equipment needed. the venue will be on Lake Williams or Lake
Redman. Lessons can easily last one to two hours.
Minimum Bid:
Times Offered:
$25
1
Max. Participants:
Date Offered:
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Phone:
2
To be determined
Ed Briercheck
[email protected]
717-854-5936
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43. Sailing with Captain David
Sail away on Lake Marburg at Codorus State Park. We will gather on a sunny day during
the weekend of August 6 or 7 to enjoy sailing and kayaking. Never sailed before—don’t
worry, Captain David has been sailing all his life and loves giving lessons. The kayaks are
an extra treat and Carol is happy to teach beginners. The final treat a picnic lunch
including Carol’s famous Spinach Cheese Pie.
Minimum Bid:
Times Offered:
$25
1
Max. Participants:
Date Offered:
Donated By:
Email:
Phone:
10
To be determined
Carol Stowell & David MacVeigh
[email protected]
717-292-0708
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Thank you for joining us.
Have a good evening and drive safely.
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