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Transport your senses to Greece Long Lunch Auction Catalogue Sunday 24 September 2017 “Brin gin g the outsid e In” “Our new Library will be the academic heart of our School; a place to3815 ignite creativity in our girls. The space will adapt to suit a variety3815 of approaches to 3865 teaching and learning,3905 combining the best of digital and print. This cutting- edge3850 project is well underway and is due for completion this December.” 3870 3820 Julia Shea 3815 Principal GLA 10 53.39 m² FR WORK/PREP STAFF 16.40 m² KITCHENETTE 16.61 m² 19.56 m² YR 12 BREAKOUT35.97 m² & LOCKERS LIBRARY 386.84 m² PROJECT ROOM 3 13.26 m² GLA 09 54.49 m² PROJECT ROOM 1 PROJECT ROOM 4 14.26 m² 13.27 m² PROJECT ROOM 2 3840 13.26 m² PROPOSED BALCONY 53.72 m² 3825 St Peter’s Girls’ Foundation Long Lunch 2017 RESOURCE CENTRE FLOOR PLAN NTS FEB 2017 14159 SK533 H N O R T ST PETERS GIRLS SCHOOL MIDDLE SCHOOL, RESOURCE CENTRE © SWANBURY PENGLASE ARCHITECTS ACN 008 202 775 244 GILBERT ST ADELAIDE SA 5000 TEL (08) 8212 2679 FAX (08) 8212 3162 [email protected] www.swanburypenglase.com WELCOME Welcome to the inaugural St Peter’s community. We urge you to mention Girls’ Foundation Long Lunch, a Greek St Peter’s Girls’ School when you Odyssey of wonderful food and use their goods and services and refreshments in this amazing setting we encourage you to refer them to of our School grounds. others. Thanks to the generosity of our This is such an exciting time for our sponsors, suppliers and community School and events such as this give members, 100% of proceeds from all of us the opportunity to come today’s event will help fund vital together and play a key role in our School projects. It has been an Master Plan’s next chapter – a new absolute pleasure to work with Library. our amazing and very generous I thank you all for your generosity, and community members to make this for helping us to make our vision and day a reality. our Master Plan a reality. Throughout this catalogue, you will Melissa Westgate find a fantastic range of auction Foundation Manager items donated by individuals and businesses from our incredible Thank you to our wonderful Foundation Long Lunch Sponsors Saints Aphrodite Cash Sponsors Saints Dionysus In-kind Sponsors St Peter’s Girls’ Foundation Long Lunch 2017 RAFFLE The GW Cox Jewellery RAFFLE Prize proudly donated by GW Cox My Jeweller | Value: $2,300 A set of beautiful diamond earrings $50 each - Only 100 tickets available Diamonds 2=.04, 20=.11GHVS, 18K Each ticket includes a piccolo of WG drops Moet and your chance to WIN this Tickets are available for purchase amazing signature jewellery for your prior to (in the Community Relations collection! Office) and at the lunch *actual earrings are available for viewing on the day St Peter’s Girls’ Foundation Long Lunch 2017 TODAY’S MC A sincere St Peter’s Girls’ Foundation thank you to today’s MC George Kapiniaris. George is one of Australia’s best-loved comedy, music theatre and television stars, and rose to fame in the hugely popular stage show, Wogs Out of Work. We’d like to thank and warmly welcome him into our community for the day! St Peter’s Girls’ Foundation Long Lunch 2017 MAJOR AUCTION Ultimate Corporate LOT Entertainer #1 Donated by: CBA Bank Value: $2,800 | Reserve: $1,000 Six (6) tickets to the evening performance of Cirque du Soleil’s Toruk “The First Flight” - 18 November 2017 - Join CommBank in their Private Suite at the Adelaide Entertainment Centre. Award-winning food and beverages, including steward service Join CommBank on 18 November 2017 at the Adelaide Entertainment Centre in their Private Suite for a fully catered evening of entertainment 6 tickets Valued at $2,800 St Peter’s Girls’ Foundation Long Lunch 2017 MAJOR AUCTION “Rock Star” Car Park LOT #2 Donated by: St Peter’s Girls’ Foundation Value: Priceless | Reserve: $1000 Reserved Car Park for 1 year at St Peter’s Girls’ School right in front of Reception with your name on it. St Peter’s Girls’ Foundation Long Lunch 2017 MAJOR AUCTION A kitchen fit for a God LOT and/or Goddess #3 Donated by: Donated by: Walls Bros. Designer Kitchens Italia Ceramics Tile + Stone Value: $7,500 | Reserve: $3,500 A $5,000 voucher to put towards A new Kitchen Benchtop - A a new or completely renovated $2,500 Gift Certificate towards kitchen from Walls Bros. Designer the fabrication & installation of a Kitchens. Stoneware kitchen benchtop. St Peter’s Girls’ Foundation Long Lunch 2017 MAJOR AUCTION Principal for a Day LOT #4 Donated by: St Peter’s Girls’ Foundation Value: Priceless Your exclusive opportunity to be Principal for a Day! Have lunch with the Chair of the Board, address the girls at assembly & our staff at our weekly staff briefing, visit your daughter’s/granddaughter’s classroom, write a special Enews article to our School community, greet parents at the ‘kiss and drop’ and supervise on yard duty! St Peter’s Girls’ Foundation Long Lunch 2017 MAJOR AUCTION Fantastic POWER Footy! LOT #5 Donated by: Port Adelaide Football Club Value: $2,000.00 | Reserve: $500.00 Host – Geoff Parker, National Recruiting Manager, Port Adelaide Football Club • 4 Tickets to a 2018 home game (non Showdown) • 10 minute pre-match briefing with assistant coach before the game • 4 change room passes for after the game Until the 2018 AFL fixture is released, we can’t confirm which games will be on offer to choose from. St Peter’s Girls’ Foundation Long Lunch 2017 SILENT AUCTION Auction items 1. It’s gotta be a Dyson! Dyson Vacuum - DC 44 Animal. Donated by: Dimauro Group Value: $329 | Reserve: $50 2. Yoghurt fit for the Gods Yonanas Yoghurt Maker Donated by: Dimauro Group Value: $129 | Reserve: n/a 3. Hair Goddess VS Sasson Hair Dryer Pack Donated by: Dimauro Group Value: $39 | Reserve: n/a 4. Food prep fit for the Gods Tefal ActiFry Donated by: Dimauro Group Value: $329 | Reserve: $50 5. Coffee fit for the Gods Nescafe Dolce Gusto Coffee Machine Donated by: Dimauro Group Value: $59 | Reserve: n/a 6. The Magic Bullet Magic Bullet - Nutri Bullet Pro Donated by: Dimauro Group Value: $199 | Reserve: n/a St Peter’s Girls’ Foundation Long Lunch 2017 SILENT AUCTION 7. The Ultimate Hamper Fabulous Kitchen/Home/Gift selection hamper Donated by: Georges of Norwood Value: $250 | Reserve: $70 8. Experience Amazing KI Sealink travel voucher for 4 adults, return ferry trip for a standard vehicle travelling with Kangaroo Island Sealink. Valid until 31 August 2018 Donated by: Sealink SA Value: $588 | Reserve: $150 9. Music to your ears and dance for your soul VIP Tickets to St Peter’s Girls’ Choral Night - Adelaide Convention Centre on Wednesday 28 March 2018 - Enjoy the vibrancy and fun of Choral Night with 10 of your family and friends from your very own VIP seats. Includes pre-show refreshments. Donated by: St Peter’s Girls’ Foundation Value: $150 | Reserve: n/a 10. Join the Palas Family! Palas Greek Islands lariat ATHENIAN necklace, BYZANTINE bangles and VENUS earrings. Includes storage pouches. Donated by: Palas Jewellery Value: $272 | Reserve: n/a 11. Join the Palas Family too! Palas Greek Islands GAIA lariat necklace, CORFU earrings and ELECTRA ring. Includes storage pouches. Donated by: Palas Jewellery Value: $336 | Reserve: n/a St Peter’s Girls’ Foundation Long Lunch 2017 SILENT AUCTION 12. Chef’s Tool Kit 1 2 Cook Books, DVD, apron and 4 magazines Donated by: The Hable Family Value: $100 | Reserve: n/a 13. Chef’s Tool Kit 2 14. Chef’s Tool Kit 3 15. Exclusive Parliament House A hosted dinner or lunch for 4 guests at Parliament House with local MP, Vickie Chapman. Donated by: Vickie Chapman Value: $500 | Reserve: n/a 16. When the sun is shining... Drivewear Sunglasses x 2 (Poolsider 7B model & Streetpilot 1A model) Donated by: Younger Optics Australia Pty Ltd Value: $460 | Reserve: $100 17. Rennovators Delight $1000 voucher that can be used for any goods and services by McLeay & Sons - carpet, curtains, blinds, vinyl or timber flooring. Donated by: McLeay & Sons Carpet Value: $1000 | Reserve: $200 18. Signature Wine A bottle of Australian Romance Reserve Shiraz 2013 autographed by St Peter’s Girls’ Old Scholar Hon Julie Bishop MP (Kilburn’ 73). Donated by: AusGold Value: $100 | Reserve: n/a St Peter’s Girls’ Foundation Long Lunch 2017 SILENT AUCTION 19. The SHOW must go on! Four (4) passes to the 2018 Royal Adelaide Show Donated by: Royal Adelaide Show Value: $80 | Reserve: n/a 20. Family Getaway Holiday House Rental - Short stay or weekend away at Encounter Bay, Victor Harbor, SA. House is fully equipped with 2 queen beds and 2 bunk beds, sleeping a total of 8 people. Donated by: Southern Cross Cleaning (S.A.) Value: $850 | Reserve: $200 21. You can be on the pulse Your very own one-year subscription to SA Life Magazine Donated by: SA Life Value: $77 | Reserve: n/a 22. Tour Down Under 1 x Major Bike Service voucher to the value of $150, and 1 x Gift voucher to the value of $50 Donated by: Bicycle Express Value: $200 | Reserve: n/a St Peter’s Girls’ Foundation Long Lunch 2017 SILENT AUCTION 23. Wine for the Gods A mixed dozen of Haselgrove South Australian wine - 6 x Sauvignon Blanc and 6 x Shiraz Donated by: Laura Carrocci Value: $200 | Reserve: n/a 24.
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