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2019 Annual Auction Gala Catalog UU Fellowship of Huntington presents the 2019 Annual Auction Gala Catalog Saturday, November 16, 2019 ~~ Dinner 6pm – 7:30pm Auction 7:30pm – 9:30pm Welcome to our 2019 Auction Gala You are participating in UUFH’s major fundraiser and our biggest social event of the year! The Auction fosters connections between and among Members throughout the year. It also will offer items for your Holiday shopping! You make the Auction a success with your participation. A tradition since 1978, the money we raise tonight helps fund operations, and with your annual pledge, it helps the Fellowship provide the services and support that are the cornerstones of the UUFH Mission, Vision, Covenant and UU Principles. We hope you will enjoy the various changes – new name, new caterer and menu, gift baskets and centerpieces in addition to the Raffle Baskets and finally, the special sports and entertainment memorabilia that can help with your Holiday shopping. Thank you to everyone who donated to the Auction, worked on its organization and made purchases. Let the fun begin! Please enjoy the dinner, conversation, bidding and the hours of pleasure from your winnings. Thank you from the Auction Committee Personal Statements and invoices will be available as soon as possible. Balances may be paid by cash, check, direct debit or credit card. In fact, the Finance Committee will make it very convenient to settle your Auction Gala invoices this year. Speak with us about an easy payment. Table of Contents New Bidding Instructions - 2 Art, Crafts, Jewelry - 3 Lunch, Brunch & Dinner - 4 Parties - 6 Food & Treats - 10 Services & Instructions - 10 Excursions - 13 Trips & Vacations - 14 Memorabilia - 15 Baskets - 18 Miscellaneous Items - 18 UUFH Offerings - 20 1 How to Bid Bidding is basically the same as in the past. • The highest bid(s) on an item wins. • In case of a tie, the earliest bid wins. However, this year we are setting increments in a chart format for your convenience and ours. You will be able to see at a glance how high the bidding is, how many are bidding at that level and we will be able to determine the winners more easily and accurately. Write your Bid # in the appropriate column next to the amount you want to bid. If more than 1 item is available, place your Bid# in the first column, starting from the left, next to the amount you want to bid. Here is an example of a dinner for 6 people: Price Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 Column 4 Column 5 Column 6 18 #21 #22 #10 #48 #29 #84 20 #127 #36 22 #142 #56 #56 If bidding stopped at this point, the 6 winning bids would be those outlined above and would be figured out this way: • Bidders #142 and 56 have 3 slots because they bid the most. • Bidders #127 and 36 bid the next highest amounts. • We need one more bidder, so the first one who bid $18 gets it—Bidder #21 bid that amount first, so he/she wins the item. The moral of the story is CHECK ITEMS YOU’RE INTERESTED IN DURING THE EVENING TO SEE WHETHER YOU NEED TO RAISE YOUR BID! There is NO limit as to how many times you may bid on an item. 2 Art/Crafts/Jewelry 100 Beaded Earrings Quantity: 20 $10 each. Two for $15. 106 Hand Crafted Clay Pots Quantity: 6 Donor: Kristin Weissleder Perfect for air plants, succulents, etc. Custom size Value: $10.00 available for additional donation. Can accept up to two custom orders. Donor: Joanne Polichetti & Alex Wolff 101 Boat Scene Quantity: 1 Value: $15.00 Watercolor 48" X 18" Minimum $15.00 Donor: Constance Wain Schwartz Bid: Value: $350.00 Minimum 107 Heckscher Park Photo Quantity: 1 $95.00 Bid: A 27" X 23" framed color photo of the Park Donor: Judie Gardner Circular Knit Baby Value: $50.00 102 Quantity: 1 Blanket Minimum $25.00 Is there a stork on the way for someone you know? Bid: Need a perfect holiday gift for a new baby? This multicolored peach, grey, purple, and blue knit blanket Memorial Garden was knitted for you with love. It will be available for 108 Quantity: 1 taking home with you on the night of the auction. Platform Donor: Gwen McHugh A beautiful photography of our UUFH Memorial Garden. 8" X 12" photo in a 12" X 15" solid wooden Value: $75.00 frame Minimum $20.00 Donor: Donald Knight Bid: Value: $50.00 Minimum Colorful Flowers $20.00 103 Quantity: 1 Bid: Photograph A wonderful 12" X 12" photo of azaleas, rhododendrons, and peonies in Don's garden. 109 Movement Quantity: 1 Beautifully framed in a solid wood 12" X 15" frame. 23" X 28" print Donor: Donald Knight Donor: Jackie Agdern Value: $50.00 Value: $150.00 Minimum Minimum $20.00 $50.00 Bid: Bid: 104 Embossing Quantity: 1 Night Shore by Harry 110 Quantity: 1 Framed 23" X 28" print Greaver Donor: Jackie Agdern Framed print 25" X 20" Value: $150.00 Donor: Constance Wain Schwartz Minimum Value: $225.00 $70.00 Bid: Minimum $30.00 Bid: Farm Scene by Julius Pansies in the Late- 105 Quantity: 1 111 Quantity: 1 Delgas Day Sun Oil painting 24" X 20" A peaceful framed 15" X 12" watercolor and ink picture by Barbara Grey Donor: Constance Wain Schwartz Donor: Barbara & Juli Grey-Owens Value: $300.00 Value: $300.00 Minimum $90.00 Minimum Bid: $75.00 Bid: 3 112 Pink Rose Quantity: 1 Look at this beautiful framed 15" X 12" watercolor and 115 Village Quantity: 1 collage by Barbara Grey. It will cheer up any room. Framed 41" X 28" acrylic painting Take it home tonight! Donor: Jackie Agdern Donor: Barbara & Juli Grey-Owens Value: $350.00 Value: $300.00 Minimum Minimum $100.00 $75.00 Bid: Bid: 113 Red Azalea Blooms Quantity: 1 Vintage Silver 116 Quantity: 1 8" X 12" color photograph in a 12" X 15" solid wood Necklace frame This beautiful antique (ca1900s) silver necklace will be Donor: Donald Knight available to see and to take home with you (if you win Value: $30.00 it!!!). 14K clasp. Wear it to one of the dinner parties Minimum you win at the Gala! $10.00 Bid: Donor: Jessica Ley Value: $175.00 Stopping by Woods Minimum 114 Quantity: 1 $100.00 on a Snowy Evening Bid: We all know and love this poem by Robert Frost. You can add this black and white photo with the poem to your home. Don has also included a copy of is interview with Robert Frost separately. Donor: Donald Knight Value: $50 Minimum Bid: $20 Lunch, Brunch & Dinner 200 An Evening in Ethiopia Quantity: 5 202 Color-Full Dinner Party Quantity: 9 Enjoy a traditional Ethiopian meal with or without meat. Color our palates with foods in pink, purple, blue and Try a lot of new tastes and experiences. After dinner more as we celebrate spring with this unique dinner we will see a video tour of Ethiopia, exploring the party. Every guest is assigned a color and must bring a amazing historic and cultural sites and our adventures side dish to match. Think it can't be done? Ask those with schools and our friends there. who have participated in the past and brought Donor: Helen Boxwill delicious--and clever--options. We'll provide the main meal, desserts and beverages. But you get to bring the Date: 7/11/2020 Time: TBD fun part. Value: $30.00 Donor: Liza & Stephen Burby Minimum $20.00 Date: 3/28/2020 Time: 7 pm Bid: Value: $25.00 Minimum $15.00 Bid: Buckwheat Waffle 201 Quantity: 8 Lunch 203 Fondue Party! Quantity: 6 Come and enjoy a made from scratch buckwheat waffle brunch with champagne and fixings. A new Join me at MoonDancer. Space is limited. Comfy, cozy tradition! and hot! Bring your appetite for a 3-course dinner. Appetizer Tray, Crab Fondue, Dessert. Bring your Donor: Kristina Heinemann & Jim Ammerman favorite wine. 502 Adams St. Centerport. Date Date: 5/16/2020 Time: 11 am January/February TBD Value: $30.00 Donor: Barbara Kent Minimum $20.00 Value: $50.00 Bid: Minimum: $20.00 4 204 Godfather Part 1 Quantity: 40 Join us for a fun evening watching the Godfather and Seafood Dinner with 209 Quantity: 10 enjoying a traditional spaghetti and meatball dinner. Milt and Prue UUFH Main Hall. Appetizers, spirits, wines, delicious seafood, fattening Anne & Jim Monnier, Judy Greene & Ed Donor: dessert(s) after dinner cordials and scintillating Vigneau conversation. Date to be decided, Spring 2020 Friday Date: 3/27/2020 Time: or Saturday night (will poll winners to fit availability) Value: $30.00 Donor: Prue Emery & Milt Masur Minimum Value: $60.00 $15.00 Bid: Minimum $45.00 Bid: 205 Knitting Brunch Quantity: 10 A/k/a "Stitch, Munch, Yap, & Swap"! Bring your yarn Soup and Salad 210 Quantity: 10 and knitting needles and join us at my place after Luncheon Sunday service to enjoy a full gourmet brunch, knitting Join us for a selection of soups, salads, desserts and together by the fire, admiring each other's works in good company around a table set for 12. progress, and swapping yarn and ideas. We'll also Donor: Susan Peters have a raffle prize! Knitters and crocheters of all skill levels are welcome. Date: 2/23/2020 Time: 12:30pm Donor: Maria Nielsen Value: $20.00 Minimum Date: 1/19/2020 Time: 1pm $15.00 Bid: Value: $30.00 Minimum $20.00 Sourdough Pancake Bid: 211 Quantity: 8 Brunch Come and enjoy sourdough pancakes made from a 206 Lotsa Balls Dinner Quantity: 10 long-maintained starter, served with champagne and How many spherical foods can you think of? We have additional fixings.
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