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Benchley Weinberger’s 17th Annual Dinner & Fundraising Auction 2009 PROGRAM The Benchley Weinberger Foundation proudly Saturday Night Fever Saturday, March 21 La Mesa Recreation Center presents 5 pm Evening Schedule 5-10 pm Auctioneer: Steve Scott Welcome…Silent Auction & Raffles Open Cocktails and Appetizers Silent Auction - Blue Tables Close Silent Auction - Red Tables Close Silent Auction - White Tables Close Phil’s BBQ Buffet Opens Announcements Costume Contest Awarded BW Video Live Auction Begins and Large Raffle Winners Announced Music, Courtesy of Paul Peterson’s High Energy Productions, Dancing & Checkout Silent Auction Note: Please note silent auction table color closing times. Upon closing, the highest bid for each item will be the winner! Bid sheets and silent auction items will be left on the table for display. If you are the highest bidder at closing please see the table hosts to claim your item. All sales are final. Good luck! Thank You to our Generous Sponsors Keil’s Fresh Food Stores Silent Auction – Round 1 Blue Tables Close at 6:15 pm #1 Trader Joe's Basket of Goodies K-2, Miss Sward Value: $50 Donated by the Families of K-2 Kettle Corn Cashew Butter Mini Cheese Sandwich Crackers Joe-Joe's Chocolate Vanilla Crème Longboard Tortilla Chips Cookies Double Roasted Salsa Brownie Truffle Baking Mix Organic Pasta (Spaghetti) French Dark Roast Coffee Beans Three Cheese Pomodoro Pasta Sauce Earl Grey Bagged Tea #2 Mrs. Glaze Swim Party for 3 Kids Mrs. Glaze Value: Priceless Mrs. Glaze hosts a swim party at her home for the child of the top three bidders. #3 Dog Days K-1, Mrs. Harrison Value: $325 Donated by the Animal Dermatology Clinic Science Diet Lite Adult Food Sample Zanies Rope Bone Toy Hypoallergenic Treat Frontline - 3 Applications Zanies "Berber Bear" Silver Dog Picture Frame Stuffed Dog Toy EFA Hypoallergenic Doggie Shampoo and Cream Rinse Donated by Dr. Wendy Lipman, Veterinarian Vet Gift Pack: Two House Call Wellness Exams, DA2PP Vaccines & Rabies Vaccines for Two Dogs Donated by Doggie Do's - $20 Dog Grooming Gift Certificate Donated by the Families of K-1 Handcrafted Dog Grooming Apron "My Dogs Lets Me Live Here" Plaque Decorated by the Children of K-1 Milkbone Canvas Chew Toy 42" Round Luxury Pet Bed Max and Lucy Dog Toy Flyer Doggie Treat Kit: Biscuit Recipes and Chuck-It Dog Ball Launcher Treats, Biscuit Cutters & Dog Trick Book Everything Cooking for Dogs Book Grooming Glove Dog Leash Just as Fresh Coconut-Calypso Gourmet Dog Treats Shampoo/Conditioner &Freshening Spray #4 Salon ELLE K-3, Mrs. Kilgore Value: $300 Donated by Michelle Lytle, Salon ELLE Owner/Stylist One, 60-Minute Deep Pore Cleansing Facial One, Deep Conditioning Treatment, Haircut and Blow Dry Yonka Therapy Candle Pureology Travel Set with Bag Professional Round Brush #5 10" Cake of Your Choice from Twiggs Bakery on Adams Avenue Value: $30 #6 20x17 Painting of Local Areas by Jan Thompson Value: $300 #7 Junior Seau Signed Helmet Value: $400 #8 A Vineyard of My Own Value: $100 Bottle of Rutherford Hill Cabernet 2003 Bottle of Kendall Jackson Cabernet 2003 Bottle of Robert Mondavi Cabernet 2006 Scented Candle #9 An Irish Evening Value: $50 $40 Gift Card to Hooleys Irish Pub & Grill plus a Bottle of Raven's Wood #10 Under the Sea Room 10, Mrs. Harvey Value: $140 10 Gallon Glass Aquarium - Donated by Kahoot's Pet Store $20 Gift Card to Fountain's Aquarium - Donated by Fountain's Aquarium Donated by the Families of Room 10 Incandescent Full Hood with Lights Aquarium Net Whisper 10 Power Filter Aquarium Plants Bio Bag Filter Cartridge Aquarium Gravel (2 bags) Trial Size TetraMin Fish Food Decorative Aquarium Statue Aqua Safe Water Treatment Aquarium Brush #11 Brighten Your Life Value: $550 Professional Teeth Whitening with Dr. Victor Ippolito #12 Charger Table Runner Value: $150 Table Runner Signed by 3 Chargers Players #13 A Day in San Diego Value: $100 3 Hard Cover Books 1 History of Balboa Park Book 2 Tickets to the Reuben H. Fleet Science Center 2 Tickets to the San Diego History Museum 1 Frisbee #14 San Diego Fandemonium Value: $200 Hall of Famer, Tony Gwynn, Signed Baseball Bat 2 Padres Game Tickets B/W Banners #15 Rockin’ Night Value: $65 $25 Gift Card to Hard Rock Café Hard Rock Café Pilsner Glass 2 CDs #16 "A Ticket For Me. A Book For You." Value: $110 4 Hardcover Books 4 Tickets to the Maritime Museum 4 Tickets to the Midway Museum #17 Bowling with Mrs. Davis Mrs. Davis Value: Priceless Mrs. Davis and husband take four kids bowling. Snacks and drinks are included. #18 Poker Night B-2, Mrs. Armstrong Value: $225 $35 Gift Card to Bev Mo - Donated by Bev Mo $25 Gift Card to Albertsons - Donated by Albertsons Donated by the Families of B-2 Two Sets of Poker Chips Girls Night Out Poker Pack 2 Poker Books - Texas Hold'em and Deck of Cards 4 Beer Glasses Snack Pack: Pretzels, Chex Mix, Licorice, Nuts and Candy #19 Hand Painted Pansy Keepsake Box Value $275 Hand painted Pansy Keepsake created by Artist Linda Mc Fadden Art Instruction Book "Brambleberry Creek" by Linda Mc Fadden #20 Ms. Shelley and Ms. Trujillo are taking 4 kids to the movies. Value: Priceless #21 Panda Pride Room 7, Mrs. Kindron Value: $160 1 Personalized Backpack-Style Bag 1 Adult Happy Days Sweatshirt 2 Children's Happy Days T-Shirts 1 Reserved Parking Space for the 2009/2010 Variety Show 1 Personalized BW Tile #22 Benchley Spirit Room 7, Mrs. Kindron Value: $80 1 Personalized BW Tote 1 Adult Happy Days Sweatshirt 2 Children's Happy Days T-Shirts 1 Reserved Parking Space for the 2009/2010 Variety Show #23 Relaxing to the Tunes Value: $200 5 CD Stereo System Silent Auction – Round 2 Red Tables Close at 6:30 pm #601 Island Excursion K-2, Miss Sward Value: $220 $100 Gift Card - Donated by The Edgewater Grill in Seaport Village Two Coronado Playhouse Tickets 4 Round Trip Coronado Ferry Tickets $40 Manicure/Pedicure Gift Card to Sophia's Salon #602 Mom Treat K-3, Mrs. Kilgore Value: $250 One month membership to Curves Fitness Club located at 8555 Station Village Way - Donated by Curves Mission Valley Handmade Baby Blanket and Burp Clothes by Grammy Judy Boyer Donated by Hair Drezzers on Fire on Adams Avenue, Normal Heights 1 Haircut with Quinn 1 Hair Color with Natalie #603 Catamaran Night Stay and Spa Treatment Value: $200 One night hotel stay at the Catamaran Hotel on Mission Bay plus Spa Treatment. #604 Scotty Cameron Circa 62 Model 1 Putter Value: $275 #605 Wine Extravaganza Value: $80 Bottle of Red 2005 Bottle of Lindemans Shiraz 2007 Bottle of Geyser Peak Cabernet 2007 Bottle of St. Francis Cabernet 2005 #606 Epicurean Spa Basket Value: $600 AClassic Epicuran Facial and Assorted Epicuran Products - Donated by The Village Skin Boutique #607 American Girl Basket Value: $200 “Chrissa" American Girl Doll of the Year 2009 - Donated by the American Girl Company 4 Nearly New American Girl Books 7 Handmade Doll Outfits by BW Grandmother #608 The Family That Plays Together! Value: $800 One Year General Family Membership at the Ray & Joan Kroc Center Includes unlimited access to Aquatics, Gymnasium, Rec. Room and Fitness area, Skate Park, Library and Computer Lab. FREE classes, ice skate rental, discounted rock climbing and more! #609 Mommy Getaway Value: $50 Michael Schlumberger Chardonnay 2007 Scented Hand Cream and Body Wash Jenny's Nails #610 Padres Baseball Bat Signed by #23 Gonzales Value: $100 #611 Surf and Skateboard Basket B-10, Miss Elemont Value: $210 Donated by Zero Skateboards Zero Complete Skateboard Zero Skateboard Wallet Donated by Fallen Footwear - Fallen Footwear Shoes Youth Size 1 Donated by the Families of B-10 History of Surfing Book Bell Skateboard Helmet #612 Family Entertainment K-2, Miss Sward Value: $290 Donated by the Families of K-2 Two $5 Gift Cards to Blockbuster 2009 Entertainment Values Book iPod Shuffle Popcorn & Snack Mix 2 DVDs Scooby Doo and Mask 4 All-Day Passes to Boomers 2 Dave & Buster’s Gift Play Cards 4 Movie Tickets 4 Guest Passes to the New Children’s Museum #613 Custom Framed Bulletin Board Value: $250 Custom Framed Bulletin Board - Donated by The Frame Maker, Grandparents of a BW Student #614 Mom's Retreat Value: $65 Bottle of La Cetto Cabernet 2006 Aroma Therapy Candles Bath Products #615 I Am An Artist Value: $85 Little Artist Gift Certificate for Four One-Hour Classes #616 Parents Night Away Room 9, Mr. Patterson Value: $322 One night stay at the Crowne Plaza Mission Valley - Donated by the Crowne Plaza Mission Valley Restrictions include the following: No weekends. Not available during the months of July and August or the following holidays: Presidents Day, Memorial Day, 4th of July, or Labor Day. $50 Gift Card to King's Fish House - Donated by King's Fish House $50 Gift Card for a Haircut at Salon Marchessa - Donated by Salon Marchessa Satin Heart Filled with Chocolate - Donated by CVS Pharmacy, Fletcher Parkway Donated by the Families of Room 9 2 Regal Movie Tickets and See’s Candy Bars 2 Wine Tasting in Temecula Passes Southern Living at Home Candle 2 Homedics Mini Massagers Bottle of White Zinfandel #617 A Quiet Place to Read Room 3, Mrs. Glaze Value: $150 A Rocking Chair and Bookshelf Decorated by Room 3 Students and Books. #618 Two Night Stay at the La Jolla Cove Suites B-3, Mrs. Heimburge Value: $400 Beautiful ocean front accommodations for the perfect night “away”! #619 A Golf Afternoon B-10, Miss Elemont Value: $150 Donated by Admiral Baker Golf Course Admiral Baker Golf Course Brunch for Two Golf and Cart for Two at the Admiral Baker Golf Course Donated by the Families of B-10 18-Pack of Golf Balls #620 Walk the Coronado Bridge/Cheer on the Padres K-3, Mrs.
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