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Afternoon Tea Relax After the Holiday Rush by Joining Cindy Stubblebine Afternoon Tea Cynthia Stubblebine Description Relax after the holiday rush by joining Cindy Stubblebine and Carol Koons for a lovely afternoon tea at Cindy's home in Lincoln. The tea will include scones and jam, a variety of finger sandwiches, and a selection of pastries. Item Number: 109 Number of spots: 6 Starting bid: $20.00 Event date: 2/22/2020 Airport Transport Beryl Mayne Description Round trip transportation to the airport ( good for the next 6 months ) or until the next auction. The hours between 10a.m. & midnight for arrival & departure. Item Number: 124 Number of spots: 1 Starting bid: $100.00 Event date: Babysitting Abby Warner Description I will watch you kid(s) for 4-5 hours so you can have some adult time. Dates, times, and transportation to be arranged to meet everyone’s schedule. Item Number: 111 Number of spots: 1 Starting bid: $40.00 Event date: Bike, Brew, and BBQ Jim and Kara Kreutz Description Arrive at 12:45 and depart on bikes at 1:00. If it rains we will need to reschedule. Bring your bikes and join us for a ride to a Folsom brewery for a beverage break. Then return to our home for a BBQ. This is an adult only event, but those 21 and older, who are still children at heart, are welcome! The route is 12-14 miles roundtrip and mostly on Class 1 trails. Item Number: 129 Number of spots: 10 Starting bid: $30.00 Event date: 11/2/2019 Chili Tasting Ken and Amy Evans Description Join us for some traditional, vegan, and 'different' chili. Wine, beer, corn bread and salad will be served. Item Number: 118 Number of spots: 12 Starting bid: $20.00 Event date: 2/29/2020 Choose a Sermon Topic AJ van Tine Description meet with minister, develop a sermon topic/reading/etc of your choice. Item Number: 103 Number of spots: 1 Starting bid: $100.00 Event date: Clothing Exchange Andrea Henke Description Bring as many clothing, accessories (scarves, hats, jewelry, bags/purses), and shoes as you’d like to exchange. Leave with the same amount (or more) of items that a new to you. It's a fun, green way of shopping. Women’s, men’s, and children’s sizes are welcome. Leftover items will be donated to the Placer County Assistance League. Item Number: 121 Number of spots: Starting bid: $10.00 Event date: 11/9/2019 Columbian Dinner and DVD Stevie Rea Description Join Dr. Ed Weiss for a video tour of Columbia with Flying Doctors, and enjoy a semi-authentic Columbian dinner (dietary preferences will be accommodated) while we learn more about the important work of the medical/dental teams who serve as positive ambassadors to other countries. There is time for Q&A and lively conversation. Hosted by Stevie & Fred at their home in So. Auburn. Saturday night at 5:30 pm Item Number: 116 Number of spots: 10 Starting bid: $25.00 Event date: 1/11/2020 Cozy Autumn Dinner Karen Morse and Bob Niblack Description Join us for a home cooked meal. Roast chicken and salmon, vegetable sides, salad and dessert are house favorites. A bit of wine and chocolate are nice too. Special dietary needs can be accommodated and we can do vegan/vegetarian. Come on in! Saturday November 9, 2019 5:30 PM. Item Number: 126 Number of spots: 6 Starting bid: $20.00 Event date: 11/9/2019 Dinner Meg Dorsey Description Item Number: 123 Number of spots: Starting bid: $25.00 Event date: Family hike on the Johnny Cash Trail in Marsha von Dessonneck Description The Johnny Cash Trail is a loop trail in Folsom that covers 6.3 miles and is paved. Dogs are allowed on leashes. This is a family hike and can be as long or as short as we decide. It will be a minimum of 3 miles or so. This will allow us to end in Old Town Folsom for a pizza lunch!!! We will start early to mid morning, depending on how long we want to hike! It is open to as many folks that would like to do all or part of the hike. Item Number: 108 Number of spots: 10 Starting bid: $15.00 Event date: 11/16/2019 Guatemalan Dinner and Photo Tour Joan Lacktis and Maureen Bauman Description Enjoy a photo tour of Belize and Guatemala and dine on some of the foods Maureen and Joan discovered on their recent trip. Item Number: 115 Number of spots: 6 Starting bid: $25.00 Event date: 1/25/2020 Halloween Party Sue Fegley Description Come to the country for some spooky fun! Sue Fegley, Cathie Tritel and Vicki Jungers are planning a day of the dead/ Halloween lunch and party on Sunday November 3 starting at 1 pm at Sue's house in northeast rural Lincoln.The event will include a dinner of seasonal favorites including a famous Fegley pie or two, baked pork loin, roasted root vegetables, green salad and Truckee sourdough plus vegan/vegetarian choices. Adults only Costumes are encouraged. Bring a carved pumpkin. Prizes will be given for the best pumpkins. Fabulous getups will also be awarded special prizes. If the weather cooperates, we will take a short walk around the farm. Item Number: 125 Number of spots: Starting bid: $15.00 Event date: 11/3/2019 Holiday Pops Tickets and Dinner Rick Marshall Description 4 Tickets to Placer Pops Chorale performance, "Holiday Pops 2019," on Saturday, December 21 at Sierra College in Rocklin --PLUS-- gift certificate for dinner at Royal Thai in Auburn! Item Number: 105 Number of spots: 1 Starting bid: $100.00 Event date: Hollywood at Harris presented by the Marsha von Dessonneck Description Come join Marsha von Dessonneck at this elegant event that will honor the Academy Award- winning music of John Williams, James Horner, Leonard Bernstein and Henry Mancini. There will be a red carpet welcome and post show reception with wine/beer from local vendors. Hollywood attire is suggested!!! The value of the tickets is $125 each. Item Number: 114 Number of spots: 3 Starting bid: $60.00 Event date: 10/20/2019 Hot Stone Massage Debra Barbarick Description A luxurious hot stone massage, lasting approximately 90 minutes will be given to the winner of this item. The value is $100, but is worth much more in the relaxation that the recipient will receive! Item Number: 113 Number of spots: 1 Starting bid: $50.00 Event date: 1/1/2020 Indian dinner Marsha von Dessonneck and Stevie Rea Description This will be an Indian dinner prepared by Marsha von Dessonneck and held at the house of Stevie Rea and Fred Waters. It will start at 5:30pm and will consist of a variety of yummy East Indian dishes. Item Number: 112 Number of spots: 10 Starting bid: $35.00 Event date: 1/18/2020 Learn to Draw! Leah Florence Description Learn basic skills that will give you tools to start making your own beautiful drawings. There are a lot of misconceptions on how to make a good drawing. You will learn how to truly see an object and then recreate it in your own beautiful way. The best part of this class is that we will be drawing and drawing is so much fun! Item Number: 104 Number of spots: 5 Starting bid: $10.00 Event date: New Baby Bath Bundle Jeanine Meunier Description "New Baby Bath Bundle! Give your new infant a soothing, calming bath time! Includes a baby robe, towels, washcloths, a dolphin bath scrubber, books and toys! Don't let your baby miss out on this charming basket of wash-up goodies!" Item Number: 117 Number of spots: 1 Starting bid: $25.00 Event date: Pedal, Park, and Pizza Jim and Kara Kreutz Description Bring your bikes, helmets, water bottles, and comfortable layered clothes, for our family ride to 2 Folsom Parks. Pizza will be served while parents or grandparents relax and kids play. The route is mostly on trails and sidewalks and is approximately 4 miles roundtrip. Children must be accompanied by a parent or caregiver. Item Number: 130 Number of spots: 16 Starting bid: $15.00 Event date: 11/9/2019 Photo Workshop for Kids and Teens Andreea Mottram Description We will learn a bit about the art of photo composition and we will walk around old Auburn and take pictures. Then we will go to a cafe and talk about our photos. To participate you need a regular camera or a cell phone that takes pictures. Sunday, November 3rd, 10:30 am - 1:30 pm Item Number: 119 Number of spots: 10 Starting bid: $10.00 Event date: 11/3/2019 Roll Your Own Sushi Trish Caspers Ross Description Do you like fish? Do you like it raw? Yes? Come on over to the Caspers-Ross sushi bar where you’ll be provided with the supplies and instruction needed to roll your own sushi dinner. Break seaweed with friends! Date 5 pm., Saturday, Jan. 25 Item Number: 128 Number of spots: 10 Starting bid: $25.00 Event date: 1/25/2020 Romanian cooking lesson and dinner Andreea Mottram Description You will learn to cook a delicious Romanian traditional dish and a dessert, and then we will enjoy them as our group dinner. You can bring drinks if you please. Saturday November 18th, 10 am - 1 pm Item Number: 120 Number of spots: 10 Starting bid: $20.00 Event date: 11/18/2019 Sci Fi Movie and Vegan Dinner Joan Lacktis Description We will watch the sci-fi classic "Day of the Triffids".
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