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Mqp 2016 Mini-Auction Parties MQP 2016 MINI-AUCTION PARTIES Friday, April 29, 2016 6:30 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. MQP Front Circle Silent Auction Schedule 6:30 p.m. Doors Open 8:00 p.m. Parties Close 8:30 p.m. Class Projects and Raffle Close We would like to thank all the Mini-Auction Committee Members: Leslie Erd and Jennifer Grimmer – 2016 Mini-Auction Chairwomen Jennifer Duffy, Ellen Hugge, Kathy Miller, Pat Karpen, Erin Killion, Yvette Pelikan, Amy Pollaci, Anna Santacruz, Kelly Schnitzmeier, Tim Stoops and Kathy Westbrook 1 MQP 2016 MINI-AUCTION PARTIES Auction Guidelines Upon entering, you will receive a sign-up sheet. Clearly fill out all areas. When you sign up for parties, please write down the number, name and cost of party on YOUR sheet. This will help the bank and it will be your receipt for the night. When you are finished signing up for all the great parties and projects, take this sheet to the Bank to make your payment. Happy bidding and party hopping! Auction Parties: Clearly write your name, phone number and email (one person per line) on the sign-up sheets. Please note the limit on each party. Once the limit on a party is reached, a waiting list will begin (please do not pay in advance if on the waiting list). For parties that have not met their limit on the evening of the Mini-Auction, additional sign-up opportunities will be available through the online store and at the Ice Cream Social until the party limit has been met. Grade Level Parent/Kid Parties do not apply to party limits. Class Projects or Raffle Baskets: Clearly write your name, phone number, email and bid amount. The winning bid is the highest bid at the close of the section. Your signup is a contract and an obligation to purchase the items for the amount of the bid. All class projects must be taken home the night of the auction. If you are bidding for a friend who is not present, payment is still due on Friday night. Raffle tickets will be available for baskets. Payment for all items is due on Friday night. Cash, check, Mastercard, Visa and Discover are accepted the evening of the event. *All additional signups must be made via our online store (no personal checks) after the event. 2 Adult Auction Parties P1 Let’s Play Ball…Adult Softball! Join us for a softball game under the lights at MQP’s home baseball field - St. Elizabeth of Hungary. The field will be prepped, groomed and the MQP baseball committee will provide the snacks and beverages. Batter up! Date: Saturday, August 13, 2016 Location: Under the lights of St. Elizabeth of Hungary Hosts: Sponsored by the Albus, Cordes, Grassi and O’Keefe Families Donation: $20 PP P2 College Days – The Animal House When you hear the music bumping, you'll know you're in the right place! Time to let loose and take a break from all of the stress college can provide.... We are taking over the Vreeland house and turning it into the Animal House!! We'll have all of your old favorites: keg beer, "house" punch, flip cup, a game on TV? Who knows? Just wear whatever you want... Old college sweatshirts are totally acceptable.... Maybe even a toga... it all goes... college style... sure to be the party of the year! Date: Saturday, September 24, 2016 Location: Vreeland Campus Hosts: The Butler, Duffy, Lennert, Maddock, Margiotta, Mehan, Simon, Travers and Vreeland Families Limit: No limit Donation: $30 PP gets you an all-you-can-drink wristband! P3 Come One, Come All, Come Play Adult Dodge Ball! An MQP annual favorite…get ready for a night full of friends, food, drink and....Dodge Ball! Sign up, and we'll take care of the rest. One of our hosts will be your team captain. All you have to do is come ready to play! Maybe if you're lucky, you’ll place higher than your spouse on the other team... hey, it's just a game. Right, honey? Date: Winter 2017 - TBD Location: A gym near you Coaches: The Brown, Leritz, McCarthy, Mehan, Nordmann, Right, Watkins, Schoemehl and Slinkard Families Limit: 50 Donation: $20 PP 3 P4 New to You!! What a way to recycle! Bring up to five household items that you are ready to give away. Think small furniture, pictures, holiday decor, etc. "Bid" on items others bring and possibly go home with something new to you! Hostesses will take remaining items to a donation center the next day. Date: June 20, 2016 Location: Home of Jill Right Hosts: Angela Fiordelisi, Nicole Giessman, Mary Hopkins, Beth Otto and Jill Right Donation: $20 PP P5 GALentine’s Friendship Coffee Celebrate the relationships with your girlfriends and celebrate one another! Join us for coffee and sweets and some gal time! Date: Friday, February 10, 2017, 9:30 - 11:30 a.m. Location: The Bergan Home Hosts: Ann Allenbaugh, Aimèe Bergan, Trish Bordeaux, Heidi Brawer, Jennifer Hulsen and Jackie Mullarkey, Limit: 40 Women Donation: $20 PP P6 Girl Power! A Women’s Defense Class If you missed this one last year, you won’t want to miss it again… Have you ever thought about what you'd do if attacked in a dark parking lot? Do you want to feel more confident in the event you have to protect yourself or your family? This class is designed to enable you with the resources to act and to reduce an assailant’s willingness to act. We will discuss the six zones of safety from the safest to the most dangerous, including real life stories and statistics. This is a “hands-on” class and you will have the opportunity to practice self-defense techniques in each zone. Discover why people leave the program saying they “love it!” and wish they would have brought a friend or family member (not limited to parishioners). A certified martial arts instructor, our very own parishioner Nancy Tuffli, teaches this class! Please arrive 10 minutes prior to start time and wear comfortable loose pants and a t- shirt. The class is limited to women 18 and older and requires a signed liability waiver. Date: TBD at a time that is agreeable to all Location: MQP Gym Host: Nancy Tuffli Donation: $25 PP *Sign up now, pay later. Minimum 10. 4 P7 Second Annual Iron Chef MQP Whether you’re defending the title or challenging it, this one's for the "foodies" out there! The competition was stiff for the inaugural year; what will the secret ingredient be this year?? Grab your team of six (or sign up and we can find you a team) and show us what you've got! Details will arrive to your designated team captain prior to the event, but each team should be prepared to create three dishes…“secret ingredients”…. *New this year…sign up as an official taster! Date: Saturday, January 21, 2017 Location: The Kitchen of Molly and Jim Kelly Limit: Six teams of six/20 tasters Hosts: The Clark, Hulsen, Hulett, Kelly and Westbrook Families Donation: $20 PP entry fee; $30 PP for “tasters” P8 Sangria Soiree Ladies!!! Come join us for a night of Sangria tasting and appetizers. We will have several different Sangrias, wine, beer and heavy appetizers. Date: Friday, June 24, 2016 Location: Home of Nicole Tilly Hosts: Ann Beckman, Cheryl Brown, Sanay Edison, Nicole Hensel-Tilly and Lisa Schulte Limit: 60 Donation: $25 PP P9 2016 Kentucky Derby Party It's a safe bet you won't want to miss this party on race day 2016! Run for the Roses with your Mary Queen friends! Date: Saturday, May 7, 2016 Location: The Home of Rhonda and David Zevan Hosts: The Broder, Erd, Floretta, Ludbrook, McDougall, Newhouse and Zevan Families Donation: $30 PP P10 Kristen’s Kristmas Koffee Take a morning off before the craziness of the season begins and enjoy a morning with friends…don’t miss out on coffee, mimosas and breakfast goodies! Date: December 2, 2016 Location: The Home of Kristen Figge Limit: 30 Donation: $15 PP 5 P11 My Best Friend's Closet Ask yourself...have you ever found yourself standing in front of your closet feeling like you have nothing to wear, yet it's full of clothes? Do you ever wear the same outfit over and over again? Do you struggle with what looks good on you? If any of these ring true, you are not alone. Paula Collins believes that feeling great about how you are dressed is very important. With her help, you can have a wardrobe that best suits your lifestyle, body and budget. This" Girls Night In" is full of fashion, tips, suggestions and, best of all…nothing to buy. Date: September 15, 2016 Location: Home of Jennifer Grimmer Hosts: Laura Boeker, Kelle Franklin, Jennifer Grimmer, Ellen Hugge, Kellly Mehan, Amy Pollaci, Sarah Tiburzi and Beth Ward Limit: 25 Donation: $20 PP P12 Calling all Preschool/PreK, 1st, 3rd, 5th and 7th Grade Parents Swing on by a Masters Par-tee hosted by your odd-grade parents. Date: April 8, 2017 Location: Home of Katie and Jaron Wedding Hosts: The Erd, Genovese, Sluhan and Wedding Families Donation: $30 PP P13 Mom’s Only Day at the Pool Come on over to our moms-only swim party where you can RELAX by a pool with a proper lunch and adult beverages! Don't feel like you are ready for swimsuit season? Don't worry, we aren't either. We can all get that base tan together.
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