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Full Page Photo 15th Annual Toast to Our Future EVENING AGENDA 5:30 pm: Doors Open -Silent Auction Begins 5:30-7:30 pm: Dinner Buffet 7:30 pm: Silent Auction Table #100s Closing & **Drawing for the Special 15th Anniversary Door Prizes** 7:45 pm: Silent Auction Table #200s & 300s Closing 8:00 pm: Silent Auction Table #400s Closing & ***Focus Funds Explanation & Bids*** 8:15 pm: Bucket Raffle Winners and Chocolate Chance Winners announced 8:20 pm: Big Ticket Raffle Drawings and SILVER SPOON DRAWING 8:30 pm-Live Auction Begins 50/50 Tickets will be sold throughout the evening! Check-out service will be available beginning at 8:15pm BIDDING NUMBER You were assigned a bidding number at the registration table. Use this number for both silent and live auction bidding, as well as IOUs throughout the night. LIVE AUCTION RULES The live auction will begin at 8:30 pm and continue until all items have been auctioned. Each person desiring to make a bid shall use their bidding number. A bid acknowledged by the auctioneer is a legal contract to purchase the item. SILENT AUCTION RULES Each item in the Silent Auction has a bid sheet. Persons desiring to bid may do so by writing their bid number and amount of bid on the sheet. Use only the number assigned to you. Silent Auction items are listed in your auction booklet by table number. Individual item numbers listed in the booklet correspond with the bidding sheet. Each new bid must exceed the previous bid by the minimum amount indicated on the bid sheet. A bid will be disqualified if it’s scratched out, written over or illegible. Bid sheets must not be removed from their posted location. Silent auction will open for bidding at 5:30pm. Individual tables will close upon announcement. Bids written after closing will not be accepted. The closing bid highlighted by an auction official constitutes the winning bid. Each written bid is a legal contract to purchase the item. Auction chairpersons shall act as the final authority on any bidding dispute. CHECKOUT Payment is to be made in full the evening of October 20th, 2018 at the cashier’s table prior to any merchandise leaving the premises. Failure to make arrangements for full payment that evening will result in the forfeit of your right to purchase the item(s). Payment may be made by cash, check, MasterCard or VISA. Checks should be made out to CACS. Upon payment of your items, you will receive a receipt that may be used to collect your items from the respective tables. GENERAL RULES ALL SALES ARE FINAL. All items are sold “as is, where is” and there will be no refunds or exchanges on items except where specified. All items must be removed from Neighborhood Pub & Grill on the night of the auction unless other arrangements are made with the auction official. All certificates must be used by October 20st, 2019 unless otherwise stated. TAX INFORMATION Stated values of auction items are donor’s estimates and are not warranted by the Chilton Area Catholic School or Good Shepherd Parish for tax purposes or for general value. For tax purposes, a charitable deduction is limited to the excess contribution over the declared value. The combined receipt will serve as a receipt for every item purchased. Buyers should consult their tax preparer for additional information. 2018 BIG Ticket Raffles Tickets: 1-$5.00; 3-$10.00; 8-$20.00 ¼ Beef with Processing Beef Donated by: See Farms, Ken & Mary Rach Processing by: Bonnie & Phil Schneider $500 Cash Donated by: Rich Stocker CFP – Edward Jones Financial Advisor $500 Pick-a-Scrip Certificate Donated by: State Bank of Chilton Chocolate Chance Seroogy’s Chocolate bars $10 or 2 for $15 Each chocolate bar has a double ticket attached to the bottom. Put one half of your ticket(s) in the bucket(s) of your choice. Keep the other half of your ticket until winning numbers are drawn. Prizes: Fire 7 with Alexa From books to movies to games, this serves it all up on a bigger screen than your smartphone. Donated by: John & Gladys Michels iTouch Air Smartwatch Android & ios Compatible, comes with a heart rate monitor, voice assistance, camera and music remote, messaging & notifications, Bluetooth, calorie counter, dialer, clock, pedometer and many other features to enhance your health, workouts & overall living Donated by: Ralph & Bernadette Prescott Infinity Necklace by LaFonn Beautiful Sterling Silver, platinum plated, set with Simulate Diamond Crystals Donated by: Lila Kilsdonk, Mary Gertrude Rieth & Bob Schoenborn’s Jewelry SILVER SPOON Purchase a Spoon for $25 for a chance to win $1000 There will be 100 spoons available for purchase. Once all 100 are gone, the game is over. Each spoon is numbered 1-100. If your corresponding numbered poker chip is drawn, you will be the recipient of $1000. Silver Spoon is sponsored by SARGENTO Bucket Raffles $2 each, 3 for $5.00, or 15 for $20.00 Buy a Chance to Win 1 of 4 Great Prizes! ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Bloody Mary and Beer Cooler Everything you need to make and garnish your Bloody Mary, Along with the beer to use as a chaser. Donated by Hickory Hills Country Club -------------------------------------------------------------- Fit Bit Versa Lightweight, water-resistant smartwatch that empowers you to reach health and fitness goals with actionable insights, personalized guidance, on-screen workouts and more. Run your day with notifications, apps, music etc. Donated by Bernadette & Ralph Prescott -------------------------------------------------------------- Bird Seed and Feeders Everything you need to feed the birds: including a bird feeder, feed socks, seed blends, seed cakes and more. Donated by KAYTEE Products & Mary Gebhart -------------------------------------------------------------- 12 Top Washes at Cruise In Carwash Keep your car clean all year long with 12 top washes at Cruise In Carwash Donated by Cruise In Carwash 50/50 Raffle Throughout the night, you can buy tickets for 50/50 Raffles. If your number is drawn, you win! 50% of the Cash is Yours 2018 Focus Funds The Chilton Area Catholic School Focus Funds program is being created to spotlight speci�ic aspects of our school in need of funding. Each year, we will chose a couple of programs or needed items to be highlighted at the “Toast to our Future” evening. Prior to the start of the Live Auction we will ask bidders who want to contribute to these Focus Funds to raise their bid numbers. If you miss out on this during the bid process, you may also ask to have funds added to your total at checkout. Below are explanations of this years Focus Funds and the speci�ic items these dollars will be used for: School Safety Focus Fund Raise your bid number to keep our kids safe! Bids will go towards the upgrade of security and safety training at our schools. CACS will start by upgrading our surveillance and door security system that was installed nearly 20 years ago in the old building. The CACS �ire alarm panel is also in dire need of an upgrade. Along with the alarm system, our classroom doors need to have recommended locks installed. Mental health and school safety training for staff is essential to keep our children safe.Estimated Please give amountswhat you can for forSchool our kids! Safety Upgrade & Training: Surveillance System Upgrade - $5-$7,000 Alarm Panel Upgrade - $6,000-$8,000 Door lock upgrade - $3,000 Mental Health Training - $6,000 Adopt-a-Student Fund Please help support the Adopt-a-Student program at CACS by adding your bid to the list. The Adopt- a-Student Fund is a tuition assistance program for families that have �inancial hardship. Tuition at CACS for a full time students is $1900 this year. Just follow the cue of our Auctioneer, everyone who raises their bid numbers will be included. $1000 Matching Contribution, Donated by Paul & Carol Gehl It all adds up, no donation is too small! SILENT AUCTION ITEMS Items for Her #100 This Table Will Close Promptly at 7:30 101 Bless This Home: Freshen up your kitchen with a new wall clock, kitchen towel and dish rag set. Then have a hearty bowl of soup in your new bowl using the provided soup mix, and a good strong cup of coffee in your “Jesus and Coffee” mug. Donated by: Eric and Cathy Pagel 102 Relax and Rejuvenate: Enjoy a one-hour massage or another therapy of your choice at Body Concepts Donated by: Kathy Meyer LMT 103 Spaghetti Dinner: Gather your family around the dinner table to enjoy a great spaghetti dinner. All the ingredients are right here, including organic noodles, 2018 homemade sauce, parmesan cheese, and a bottle of wine. There are even some delicious specialty cookies for a perfect ending to a special family dinner. Donated by: Jeff and Kristy Hahn 104 Feed your Belly with Jelly at Home/Dinner out: Start your day out right with some tasty homemade raspberry, black raspberry and rhubarb jam. Adorn your wall with this beautiful quilted wall hanging. After your work day use the gift card to pay for dinner at Roepkes Village Inn. Donated by: The Jeff & Kristy Hahn Family, Mickie Clemenson, Roepke’s Village Inn 105 A Taste of CACS: Cook up a few of the recipes from the CACS cookbook (Salsa Mexican Chicken and Caramel Bars).Then plan the rest of your family’s meal on the included reusable menu board. Donated by the Lindner and Amers Families, and Mickie Clemenson 106 Coffee Lovers Delight: Start by brewing up some pumpkin spice or Starbucks house blend coffee in your new coffee mug along with some delicious biscotti. Adorn your kitchen with a coffee themed wall clock and dish towels.
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