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To Ben It Saint Amb Se School To Benit Saint Ambse School Anthony J. Cirino, D.O. Board Certified-American Board of Opthalmology Services Include (but not limited to): • Cataract Surgery • Routine Exams • Glaucoma • Diabetic Retinopathy • Eyelid Lesions • Dry Eyes Most health insurances accepted. (330) 273-5588 • 3898 Center Road • Brunswick, Ohio 44212 Phone 330.273.5588 • Fax 330.273.5534 www.CirinoEyeCenter.com Parma Movers, Inc. was established in 1951 and is now a second and third genera- tion, family-owned and operated full service moving company. Our hard working and dedicated staff has over 20 years average service with our company. Give us a call, we can handle all your local moving and storage needs! For more information con- tact our office or find us online! 216.741.4747 www.parmamovers.com Brought to you by the Dietrich’s (Michelle, Chuck, Alex, Ben, and Isaac), proud parishioners of St. Ambrose. The Lincoln Moving & Storage Co. was established in 1904 and has been specializing in long distance moving since 1923. As a full service moving & storage company we can handle any and all of your moving and/or storage needs, across the street or across the globe! In 2014 we partnered with Move for Hunger to deliver over one ton of food to St. Ambrose’s food bank! For more information contact our office or find us online! 216.741.5500 www.lincolnstorage.com 8686 Brookpark Rd., Brooklyn, OH 44129 Email: [email protected] Companies Who helped make This Kentucky Derby Evening Fun and enjoyable: Catering by: Auctioneering by: Bartending by: Music by: DJ Kris Koch Amazing music for all. [email protected] | 330.419.7399 www.numnum.net St. Ambrose would like to THANK our Premium Sponsors: Cirino Eye Center Meritech, Inc. Parma Movers / Lincoln Moving & Storage ABC Fire Health Markets First Federal of Lakewood Derby Signature COCKTAIL MINT JULEP Bourbon Water & Crushed Ice Sugar Fresh Mint $10/necklace Balloon Bash! Buy a necklace. Pick a side (heads or tails). $20/balloon A prize in every balloon! DJ will flip the coin. Winners stay until $100/GOLDEN balloon there’s only one left! 1 winner out of 20 gets their choice classroom basket in Live Auction Grand PRIZE: Michael Kors TV & Bluray prize sponsored by Chris Ruggiero, DMD Purse & Accessories St. Ambrose Auction invitation & program design by: PLEASE choose a DESIGNATED DRIVER! Should you need to arrange risten rosenstock transportation, an auction official k{parishioner} partner&designer will be happy to assist you! 216-849-2773 frischcreative.com websites • stationery • branding • promotional Evening Agenda 6:00 pm Doors Open Sideboard Open/Silent Auction Bidding Begins 7:15 pm Seating for Dinner 7:30 pm Welcome/Prayer 8:30 pm Golden Balloon Reveal SILENT Auction Closes LIVE Auction Begins 10:30 pm Buehlers Raffle Balloon Bash Reveal Booze Barrel Raffle Heads & Tails Game table to redeem the corresponding prize. NO CASH necessary. How the Silent Auction Works... An Auction Team representative making the sale will complete a Every person or couple will receive a bid number during check-in. “charge voucher” that will be given to the cashier. Payment will be Only use your own bid paddle! made at check-out. Items offered in the silent auction will have bid forms by the item. You may bid by simply writing your bid number on the form next to the amount you wish to bid. Raises must be in the minimum How the Heads & Tails Game Works… Necklaces will be sold at $10 each. Multiple necklaces may be amount specified on the bid sheet. If not observed, your bid will purchased per person, one necklace for each flip of the coin. The be void. You do not have to take the next available bid amount, DJ will start the game. Everyone who guesses heads stands on one but may skip ahead and place the highest amount you wish to side and those that guess tails stand on the opposite side. The DJ bid. The next bidder must then bid a higher amount within the flips the coin. The winning line stay in the game, the losing line minimum raise requirement. returns one necklace. The game continues with those wearing a You may bid on any item from the beginning of the auction until necklace. The coin tosses continue until the last person is standing. it is closed. An auction official will announce when the silent The last person standing wins the prize. NO CASH necessary. auction is about to close. At that time, a silent auction official An Auction Team representative making the sale will complete a will circle the top bid amount and corresponding bid number. “charge voucher” that will be given to the cashier. Payment will be Designation by the silent auction official of your written bid as made at check-out. the top bid is a legal contract to purchase that item. Auction officials reserve the right to reject any bid which is an insufficient increase over the prior bid, and to add or withdraw, Buehlers Raffle, Booze Barrel Raffle, without notice, items to or from the auction. An auction official and Signature Drink of the Evening will collect the information on the winning bid and place it with These items will be available at various times during the evening. the check-out table for payment once the live auction closes. NO CASH necessary. An Auction Team representative making the sale will complete a “charge voucher” that will be given to the cashier. Payment will be made at check-out. How the Live Auction Works... Items on the live auction will be on display. They will be available for bidding once the auctioneer announces the auction number Purchasing your items as you leave and gives a description. To bid on a live auction item, hold Payment in full is mandatory before you leave the auction. All your paddle (with your bid number) high until the auctioneer purchases are FINAL and there will be no exchanges or refunds on acknowledges your bid. If you are the winner of a live auction items unless otherwise noted. Your bid constitutes a legal contract item, the auctioneer will announce your bid number as the bid to purchase the item. All items are sold in “as is” condition. Please winner. note any expiration dates on your certificates. Payment may be by cash, check, Visa, or Mastercard. Please make your check payable to St. Ambrose School. How the Golden Balloon Works… There will be 20 golden balloons sold at $100 a balloon. When all balloons are sold they will be popped. One balloon will reveal Tax Deduction a winner and the other 19 will have a “thank you for playing” The St. Ambrose School is a tax-exempt 501(c)(3) organization of message. The winning golden balloon will be able to choose the Internal Revenue Code. Accordingly, contributions made to the one of the classroom baskets as the prize before the classroom school are generally deductible for federal and Ohio income tax baskets are raffled off in the live auction. The basket chosen purposes. Please be aware of the following: The amount of your will be removed from the live auction. NO CASH necessary. An contribution is limited to the excess of the amount you paid for the Auction Team representative making the sale will complete a item over its fair market value. The estimated value on the bid sheet “charge voucher” that will be given to the cashier. Payment will be and the auction program is good faith estimate of the value. made at check-out. Courtesy Reminder How the Balloon Bash Works… Please contact donors for reservations at your earliest convenience. The balloons will be sold at $20 a balloon. When all balloons are Please review any expiration dates on winning certificates. sold, the DJ will make an announcement to pop the balloons. Inside each balloon is a number. The number is the claim ticket for the prize. Please take the ticket to the balloon bash prize Annual Auction & Gala To Benefit Saint Ambrose PTU April 9,2016 Welcome parents, family and friends of Saint Ambrose School. Please join us in saying “Thank You” to the many people who have given their time, talent and treasure to make this event happen and to the individuals and businesses contributing to our auction. Auction Chairpersons Jennifer Keller & Michelle Dietrich Committee Members Loriann Abood, Elizabeth Balassy, Beth Bohrer, Michelle Brousek, Rachel Buttitta, Tina Camiola, Christie Cereshko, Maureen Covert, Milissa Danish, Kim Estep, Andy Keller, Paula LaManna, Lori LeHue, Amanda McCrary, Catherine Mitchell, Maryellen Newrones, Michelle Ragazzo, Kathy Raso, Angela Rebish, Kristen Rosenstock, Scott Scheutzow, Natalie Tamosiunas Thank You The Saint Ambrose Auction committee would like to send a special thank you to those who have made this event possible. • The Saint Ambrose Finance Council for giving of their time and talent at our event this evening • The Saint Ambrose Faculty and Staff for providing a loving a caring educational experience for our ANGELS. • The School and Parish Office Staff for their help with printing and communication for the event • Father Bob and Mr. Krupinski for their leadership and support of this event. SILENT AUCTIONS 109 Crockpot and Utensils ............... Value: $100 Close to Home Crockpot, Cook Book and all the kitchen utensils Section 100 - 9:30 p.m. needed along with kitchen microfiber cloths and oven mitts. 101 Capresso Iced Tea Maker ........... Value: $60 Donated by: The Dietrich Family Donated by: Dillard’s of Fairlawn 110 Famous Daves ............................................Value: $35 102 Keuriq and Storage ....................... Value: $340 Sampling of 4 different sauces and $10 Wilbur Bucks Donated by: Dillard’s of Fairlawn 111 Beach/Pool Time Fun ....................
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