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Comet Avengers: Assemble / S.H.I.N.E St. John Vianney School Presents the 22nd Annual Auction! Comet Avengers: Assemble / S.H.I.N.E We sent out the bat signal and you donned your capes! We are thrilled to host you – our very own superheroes – at this year’s biggest fundraising event. The Auction Committee has planned a night filled with camaraderie, fun, and fellowship! Capes optional! The proceeds of your generosity this evening will be directed as follows: 70% will go to our school’s technology program 30% will go to the SJV school scholarship fund Thanks for answering the call and being a Superhero to all of our kids and school staff! We hope you enjoy the evening and leave with some great auction items! S.H.I.N.E. on! Special Thanks and Acknowledgements Auctioneer Glenn Eckelkamp Masters of Ceremonies Tim Lyons & Jesse Barnum Auction 2015 Committee Carey Lefere Pete Schoenborn Shae Russo Tracy Schoenborn Jennifer Duthler Donna Agon Amanda Hoop Chris Geer Anne Gilchrist Jennifer Hughes Kelli King Cynthia Dunlap Karla Lutjens Cindy Lyons Tim Deibis Howard Wright Holly Coppock Shari Dick Audrey Reil Julie Crites Jeannie Deibis Bryan DiGiovanna Melissa Miller Jennifer Dehlman Craig Miller Beth Bronson Christina Finkler Lisa Holmes Leslie Maitner Emily Brown Lisa Mancini Katie Durkin Kristin Ferguson Phil Finkler Paula Barton Jackie Sepulveda Dana Jokerst Phil Klocke Marla Poterack Cheryl Klocke Julie Manshum Eliana Bustamante Audrey Reil Melissa Strobierski Esther Rubio The SJV Auction Committee would like to send a huge thanks to the following contributors whose generosity and assistance helped make this event possible. You are ALWAYS our Superheroes! Fr. Mike for his efforts coordinating proceeds and for leading our parish & school! Gregg Bruno and Pattie Reynolds for their tremendous assistance, patience and leadership! The staff of St. John Vianney School for their continuous support of Auction and their dedication to our children! The Maintenance team of St. John Vianney School & Parish for their awesome preparation and assistance! Our high school volunteers for their movement & careful handling of our bid board items from floor to your hands! Frank & Wanda Vitale from Frankie V’s for a wonderful dinner and their continuous support of our school! Marge Wilson of Marge’s Donut Den for her constant support and the heavenly desserts she supplied tonight! Michelle and team at Biggby Coffee (Gezon Parkway location) for the delicious coffee with our desserts! Cathy Burgess and Holly Coppock for their Spidey senses with support and guidance! All the generous donors for the Candy Game: The Rysdyk Family Cathy Burgess The Agon Family Uccello’s Kim’s Nail & Spa Sheldon Cleaners Judith & Jerry Anderson Flowerland Denny’s Shirley Haugen Jet’s Pizza Fajita Republic PF Chang’s Westgate Bowl The Bronson Family The Lutjens Family Greg & Kris Tessmer Mineo’s Pizza Arnie’s Restaurants Joseph & Christina Vitale The Monroe Family Thank you to the following donors who gave cash donations: Gregg & Linda Bruno Dan & Jane Lennon Joe & Linda McCormick Glenn & Jean Eckelkamp Elizabeth Nickels Ben Olds Julie Manshum Chad & Karla Lutjens Thank you to the room moms of St. John Vianney School who graciously put together the amazing grade level gift baskets! We are blessed to have you share your time, talent, and treasure with us! Remember, if your winning bid is higher than the retail value of an item, the difference becomes a tax-deductible donation! Save the day with these tips: • This booklet contains everything you need to know about the Auction, so sit back, relax, and read, read, read! The bidding will be fast and frenzied, these steals and deals will go quickly, so don’t let some other hero beat you to it! You will have the opportunity to bid on a Hulk-sized assortment of items. • Remember to bring this booklet with you to the Auction! There will not be extra booklets available that night. • Another helpful tip: bring address labels. This can help simplify your time filling out raffle and game tickets! • There will be a delicious dinner, catered by Frankie V’s, along with beverages (including beer and wine). • Enjoy a fabulous dessert graciously provided by Marge’s Donut Den along with fresh, hot coffee generously donated by Michelle at Biggby Coffee on Gezon Parkway! • Additionally, pizza and water will be served at the beginning of Oral Auction, provided by Frankie V’s! • In addition, every person will be entered into an admission raffle for a door prize. Door prizes will be drawn during the Oral Auction. Silent Auction Bid Boards Bid Boards become available for viewing at 6:00 P.M. and bidding will begin at 6:30 P.M. When you wish to bid on a particular item, just print your bid number (located on your name tag), the item number, and the amount you wish to bid, on a Bid Board Tag. Hand this tag to your friendly bid board sidekick who will post your bid. Each time you bid, the bid must be increased by at least $2. The highest bidder at the time the Bid Board closes purchases that item. As stated in your schedule of events, each bid board will close at a specific time. When that time arrives, the buzzer will sound and the board will be closed. The highest bid for a specific item that is posted before the buzzer will be the winning bid. If a bid is submitted, but not hanging at the time the horn sounds, it will not be counted. Be aware that if you wait until the last minute to bid on an item, there may not be enough time to post the item on the board! Our bid board sidekicks are volunteering their time and talents and will do their best to help! Immediately prior to the close of each Bid Board, the Masters of Ceremonies (a real Dynamic Duo) will announce that the board is closing. That is the only notification that will be given. Keep an eye on the scoreboard clock to see how much time is left. When the buzzer sounds, no further bids will be accepted for items on that Bid Board. Once the bids are verified, the highest bids will be recorded and posted on the wall in the Village Hall. BID EARLY! BID OFTEN! BID HIGH! Oral Auction This live auction will start at approximately 9:30 P.M. and will feature the unique, the priceless, and the “don’t go home without it” items! Your host for the evening, Glenn Eckelkamp, will present each item and open the bidding with a suggested dollar amount. To bid, just raise your bid paddle! There will be assistants around the room to help Glenn acknowledge your bid. If you are the top bidder on an item, please share your bidd number with the auction assistant. Your item(s) will be available at checkout. Schedule of Events 6:00 P.M. Doors open! In the Village Hall: In the Gym: Dinner Buffet & Bar Open Find your table and settle in! Save The Day Auction Item Raffle Bid Board items on display Lucky Key Raffle Live Auction items on display (stage) Wine Bottle Raffle Be A Hero Tuition Raffle Tickets (hallway) 150 Bottles of Beer Raffle 6:15 Orange 50/50 Raffle Tickets on sale – look for our roaming sales people! 6:30 ALL Bid Boards open – start your bidding now! In the Village Hall: In the Gym: Fitbit Raffle starts Gift Certificate Raffle starts (stage) Candy Game starts 7:15 Orange 50/50 Raffle Drawing | Blue 50/50 Raffle tickets go on sale 7:30 Bid Board A closes 7:45 Bid Board B closes 8:00 Bid Board C closes 8:15 Bid Board D closes Blue 50/50 Raffle Drawing | Green 50/50 Raffle tickets go on sale 8:35 Teacher Feature Bid Board closes 8:55 Kid Bid Board closes 9:00 All open raffles will close – get your tickets before 9:00! 9:15 Spotlight Bid Board Closes Green 50/50 Raffle Drawing Raffle winners announced, if not previously announced 9:30 Oral Auction begins! Door Prize Drawings start and will continue throughout the auction 10:00 Checkout/Redemption Center opens 11:00 Be a Hero Tuition Raffle Winners Announced! One Heroic Keepsake! Back again: beautiful framed photos of our St. John Vianney students! Each grade has a unique photo in a lovely keepsake frame, which can be yours to enjoy forever. The class photos will be distributed between several boards; so carefully set your sights on the list of Auction items for each bid board. This is the only way to make sure this treasure gets caught in your Spidey-web! Checkout & Redemption Center The Checkout & Redemption Center will open at 10:00 p.m. and is located in the upper lobby near the elevator. Feel free to claim your purchases any time after the center opens. Important Notes: • Items purchased by a group of people must be paid for by the individual whose bid number is used. That individual is responsible for collecting payment from the group. • Payment may be made using cash, check or credit card. This year we are putting our new technology to work using Square Readers on the iPads when you pay by credit card. • All payments must be made the night of Auction. All raffles and events will be signed for by using your bidder number on your registration tag, or you can pay cash if you wish. • This is a busy evening for our volunteer staff. In order to ensure everyone is charged accurately for their items, checkout will not be available before 10:00. Please plan accordingly.
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