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PUUC Springtime Auction 2016

Silent Auction Preview List

Gift Cards

Ava Marie Chocolates, $10

Hobb’s Jewelers, $100

Rick & Diane’s Restaurant, $15

Peterborough Diner, $25

Anytime Apparel, $25

Joseph’s Coat, $25

Aesop’s Tables, $25

Harlow’s Deli & Café, $25

Edmunds Hardware, $25

Common Place Eatery, $25

The Melamine Cup, $35

Alice Blue, $50

Waterhouse Restaurant & Bar, $25

Waterhouse Restaurant & Bar, $25

Photograph—Oregon Mountains

A 20" by 30" photo printed and framed by Peterborough Camera on canvas in a sturdy wooden frame.

The photo is a lovely winter scene of the mountains in Oregon, in almost pastel-like soft colors, and was

taken in January by Aaron Davis.

Value- $ 100 Minimum bid- $ 50

2 Baskets from Peterborough

Baskets

Value: $30 Each Minimum bid: $15

Birdfeeder

From Bowerbird & Friends Antiques

Value: $20 Minimum bid: $10

Boxed Set of American Girl Books


British Flag Picnic Blanket

Blanket folds into carrying case, which can also be used as a pillow.

No car should be without it. You never know when it’s time for a

picnic!

Value: $30

Minimum bid: $10

Cacao Tea

From Vicuna Chocolate Factory & Café


Chainsaw bag and Ballcap

From Tyler’s Small Engine Repair


Charleston South Carolina Gift Basket

Filled with goodies from Charleston.


Chocolate Sauce from C’est La Vie! (6 winners)

Value: $10 each Minimum bid: $5

Craniosacral Therapy

One hour of craniosacral therapy Relax, reduce tension, pain and dysfunction for better health! Enjoy the benefits of this light touch therapy either in your home or in Rhonda’s home. This one-hour session will help you reduce the effects of stress, injury or illness and assist your body in self correction. Rhonda has been a CST practitioner since 2001 as well as experience as a teaching assistant at the Upledger Institute training courses. Value: $70 Minimum bid: $40

1 week at Day Camp in Keene

Nature-based camp in Robin Hood Park in Keene. For ages 6 to 12. From 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. with extended

hours available. Donated by Diana Farber Reno


Four 30-minute Dog Walks

By Karen Clement


Hair Cut

Kate’s Cuts on Rt. 202 in Peterborough.


Pet Sitting

Up to one week of pet sitting (dog or cat) by Marsha Morrow, in her house.

Value: $25 per day ($175) Minimum bid: $100

Pet Sitting

One week of pet sitting (dog or cat) by Sophia Rallis in her house or yours.

Value $25 per day ($175) Minimum bid: $100

4 Dozen Eggs

One dozen eggs a week for four weeks in a row. From Bennington

Gardens Farm. Organic, local, nutritious.


Palm Sander

From Antrim Lumber


Facial

A gift certificate for a facial from European Esthetics in

Peterborough, NH.

Value: $ 85. Minimum bid- $ 40

Framed Poster

From Joan Jones


Fur Lined Coat


Pick Your Own Wildflower Plants

Four highest bidders can come to Julie Flood Page’s house and dig up wildflower plants. She will supply

the pots.

Value: Priceless Minimum bid: $10 each

Oil & Vinegar Gift Basket

Monadnock Oil & Vinegar


Gift Basket of Handmade Teas

By tea expert, Peggy Leedsburg


Give a Hoot Woodcut

Made by Joyce Fearnside


Hand-Beaded Necklace

Donated by Linda Scerbinski


Handmade Wooden Pen

Made by Bryan Field

This is a unique ball point pen turned from

American Holly and Teak by craftsman

Bryan Field. This distinctive piece of pocket

jewelry makes a bold statement of good taste and individuality.

Value:

$70 Minimum bid: $35

Hat Box

From Sarah’s Hat Boxes


6 Berets

Multicolored Beret Hand-Knit by Arlene Dart

Long time Unitarian Universalist member Arlene Dart has been knitting Mohair sweaters, scarves, mittens and hats of all colors for more than six decades, selling them over the years at holiday craft fairs and other fundraising events. For this spring auction Arlene has donated six hand-knitted berets, all in a variety of bold and pastel colors Value: Each $25 Minimum bid: $12 each

Mohair Sweater

So Soft Indigo Blue Mohair Sweater knitted by Arlene Dart Long time Unitarian member Arlene Dart has been knitting Mohair sweaters, scarves, mittens and hats of all colors for more than six decades, selling them over the years at holiday craft fairs and other fundraising events. For this spring auction Arlene has donated a lovely indigo-blue, cardigan sweater. Value: $150 Minimum bid: $75

Iris Botanical Watercolor—Original Print

Iris Botanical Watercolor by Judith Raynor. Purchased and framed by Powers

Gallery in Avon.

Value: $250. Minimum Bid- $ 100

Two Hours of Math Tutoring

With math teacher, Bob Gordon


Museum Membership

One-year membership for two to the Mariposa Museum in

downtown Peterborough.

Estimated value- $ 45 Minimum bid- $ 25

“Taste of the Pacific Northwest” Gift Basket

Includes, smoked salmon, berry syrup, canned albacore tuna, mushroom seasoning,

Chocolate covered Bing cherries, note cards by NW photographer

Value: $50. Minimum bid: $25

Original Watercolor

Donated by Anne Twitchell.

Value: Priceless Minimum bid: $25

Oil Painting--Tuscan Vineyard

Original Oil Painting by Jenny Brinsdon. Oil on canvas, in mahogany frame. Gorgeous landscape depicting vineyard in Tuscany, Italy. Value- $280 Minimum bid: $65.00

Photograph of PUUC

By David Fleming

Value: Priceless Minimum bid: $25

Photo of Currituck Lighthouse

Currituck Lighthouse is located on the Outer Banks of North Carolina. Built in 1875 and is an example of

Gothic Revival Architecture. Photo by Morgan Cooper


Ski Mittens

Women’s Medium. Columbia Omniheat.


Wilderness Bell

Donated by Agway


Rosemary Plants

2 plants donated by Susie Faber


Portrait Sitting

Elsa Voelker, professional photographer, will photograph you, your family and even your pets. A portrait

sitting including an 8X10 print in either digital color or black and white silver.

Can be in your home or at my studio. Value: $150 Minimum bid: $80

Tennis Top and Skirt

Donated by Underneath it All

Value: $109. Minimum bid: $50

Ski Passes for Crotched Mountain

A pair of lift tickets for the 2016/2017 ski season.

Retail value: over $100 Minimum bid: $60

Ski Passes-Pat’s Peak

2 tickets Mid-week only


Two Sets of Windblown Cross Country Ski Passes

Pass for 2 to Windblown Cross Country Skiing, New Ipswich, NH; Two Adult Day Passes; Suitable for all ability levels; Fields, valleys, four ponds and a hilltop with a view of Mt.

Monadnock; Open Slope is a great place to practice turns and to have a picnic at the Mountain Top Shelter; Meet at the Valley View Shelter for a peaceful moment; Warming Hut has a woodstove. Eight outhouses located along the trails; No expiration date. Value $36 for each set of two (2). Minimum bid: $18

Prints from Slides- The Flemings

Scan your 35 mm slides, converting them to digital format ready to store on your computer and print

using digital printers. The process will accept 48 slides that can be returned to you on CD, thumb drive,

SD card or in the cloud. Printing is not included with auction offer, but will be done at cost. Maximum

size is 13 x 19 inches.

Value: $70 Minimum bid- $ 35

One summer “Veritable Voice”- a 3-hour intensive vocal workshop.

With Marybeth Hallinan

Value- $ 50 Minimum bid: $25

Music Lessons--with Marybeth Hallinan

Four ½ Hour Voice or Piano Lessons.


Voice Lessons with Maria Belva

Two one-hour voice lessons (timid beginners-my specialty) at my home studio in Peterborough.

Value- $ 100 Minimum bid- $ 50

Peggy Fisher Basket/Purse

Peggy Fisher new waffle handbag from Hancock Baskets.

Retail- $ 114 Minimum Bid- $ 35

Hay! The Carl Inglestom’s Crotchity Farm and Kim Shelling’s contribution of 12 bales of “STOCK” hay. Value is $4 per bale =’s $48. Minimum bid: $24

Yoga Package

1 Easy Yoga for Arthritis DVD (or other Peggy Cappy DVD of choice from a total of 8)

1 Easy Breathing Exercises, Audio CD (8 easy to do exercise to enhance breathing and lung capacity. Great for those with COPD and those who want to enhance lung power from good to great)

1 Easy Meditation, Audio CD (perfect for those who can’t meditate or those who do who want to try 3 different approaches to meditation.)


Antique Bottles

Collection of antique bottles. Sold as a group.


END SILENT AUCTION ITEMS

Live Auction 2016

Two Rounds of Golf at Monadnock Country

Club

Two rounds of golf at our majestic Peterborough 9-hole

golf course. Includes carts, at Monadnock Country Club.

Retail value- $ 60. Starting bid: $ 30

Four Rounds of Golf at Shattuck

You and three buddies can spend a day in Jaffrey Center at the challenging yet rewarding Shattuck Golf

Course. This does not include a cart or golf balls—and you’ll need plenty at Shattuck!

Value: $125 Starting bid: $60

Two Burly Guys and a Pickup Truck 4 hours of whatever you need done by two burly men. Possible two hours one day and two another (depending on intensity of the work and the burly guys’ tiredness level :) Could be stuff removed from your yard/home and taken to recycle/rummage/etc. Or stuff brought to your home - gravel from Henniker Sand and Gravel--a yard or two of mulch/compose/dirt/ Value $20 per hour per Burly Guy $160 Starting bid: $75

Home Repair

One-half day (8 man hours) of home repairs performed by Dwight Schenk and Ed Morrow. Labor only,

you supply the necessary materials. Small carpentry, electrical and plumbing projects are possibilities.

Retail value- $ 200. Starting bid: $90

Fisher Cats Baseball Tickets

4 Tickets to see New Hampshire’s own Double A Affiliate of the Toronto Blue

Jays, minor league baseball team in Manchester.

Value - $40 - 4 tickets at $10 each Starting bid: $20

Boston Symphony Orchestra Gift Certificate

Gift certificate for the Boston Symphony (expires 12-16-17).

Value- $ 100 Starting bid- $ 50

Gourmet Desserts- Nancie Gordon

Banana Banana Layer Cake

This is delicious two-layer cake for those who love bananas. The ingredients I use for the cake include

Cabot butter and sour cream, cage free eggs, bananas and vanilla. There are banana slices layered

between the two cake layers, along with homemade butter cream frosting. The cake is frosted with the

same butter cream. Banana Banana Layer Cake can serve up to 16.


Nancie’s Blueberry Almond Bars

I make these bars every Fourth of July for our picnic at Tanglewood. They travel nicely and the tastes

play so nicely together. We never return with any! When you bite into one of these jewels, you will

discover an almond shortbread crust topped with goodness. I use Ghiradelli white chocolate, Cabot

butter, cage-free eggs, quality blueberry jam, and toasted almonds as some of my ingredients in these

bars. If you love white chocolate and a kiss of blueberries, you’ll enjoy these pretty, delicious bars. 16

bars


Chocolate Fudge Raspberry Layer Cake

One of my girlfriends called this “a slice of ecstasy.” And even though I love her and am thrilled that she

felt this way, I decided not to officially use that name for this cake. But I can’t tell you that I don’t think

of that every time I make it! If you are NOT a Chocolate Lover, this is not for you! But if you are. . . . . . . .

This is a three layer chocolate cake that has a whole lot of Ghiradelli chocolate chips and raspberry

preserves added to the chocolate batter. All three layers and the top are frosted with homemade

chocolate raspberry buttercream frosting. Just gotta say, this is an amazing cake for very special

occasions. Think: special birthday, dinner party, bridal or baby shower. Servings: 12-16 (super rich!)


Nancie’s Gluten Free Chocolate Torte

Calling All Chocolate Lovers!

This is one of my favorite one-layer cakes. This delectable concoction includes Ghiradelli chocolate,

Cabot butter, cage free eggs, and pure vanilla extract. Melt- in -your -mouth fudgy. Silky—Addictive—

Decadent. Even though it is a single layer, its richness allows for at least 8 generous servings. Its top is

dusted with cocoa and powdered sugar for a lovely presentation. It is completely gluten free, but you

won’t miss a thing. You won’t be sorry!


New York Style Crumb Cake

Are you hosting a family breakfast or brunch? Having a group over dessert?

Have a yen for some streusel topped crumb cake? Let me offer this easy, delicious solution!

This is a tried and true tender sour cream coffee cake that is topped with a thick layer of cinnamon-

scented streusel. I use Cabot butter (1 pound) and sour cream, quality vanilla and cage free eggs to

create this New York style Crumb Cake. I have made many crumb cakes and coffee cakes, and this is THE

BEST. It is my keeper recipe! This serves 12-15 generously. However, individual slices of it also freeze

beautifully for you to rediscover in the weeks ahead. You will love this coffee cake/crumb cake, I

guarantee.


Nancie’s Damn Good Bars

(and I’m not lying!)

We’ve never met anyone who didn’t like these special dessert bars. They got their name from a friend of

Bob’s who, after his first bite, pronounced them. . . .damn good. Ingredients include Cabot butter,

toasted walnuts or pecans, three different kinds of chocolate chips, toasted coconut, cage free eggs and

Cabot cream cheese. They are dense, delectable and deserving of a special company dessert, a holiday

or a party. (or your own family that you love to spoil) 20 nice sized bars (definitely could be cut in half)


Gloucester Weekend at the Seashore Friday – Sunday,

July 8th -10th

Hosted by Mark Beal and Sarah Dengler Package includes: Weekend Accommodations & Saturday Night Seafood Banquet Good Harbor Beach- Gloucester, MA Accommodates 3 couples and 2 singles

Mark and Sarah share their stupendous vacation rental house in Gloucester as a seaside inn for the weekend. Each of the three Queen bedrooms offered includes a dedicated bathroom; the two single rooms will share a bathroom. The house offers privacy in the rooms, and several communal areas for socializing. The décor is simple and comfortable with nice views. Guests are invited to arrive after noon on Friday and stay until Sunday evening. The Saturday evening seafood banquet is included in the package and will be held at the house, with all dietary preferences accommodated. All other meals are the responsibility of the guests. There are two kitchens available for those who prefer to dine in for any meal.

Gloucester is America’s oldest seaport and has lots to offer for sightseers, beachgoers, maritime enthusiasts and history buffs. The first Universalist church in America was built in Gloucester and still stands downtown, serving the local UU congregation. Additional possibilities include a harbor tour on Mark’s boat, a hike in Dogtown Common, numerous art galleries, shopping in Rockport, whale watching, or just finding a comfortable spot to curl up with a book. … and some fun with good friends. Value: $1400 based on $350 per couple and $175 per single (includes room for 2 nights and the seafood dinner). Starting bid: $175 per couple; $88 per single

Fish Dinner

Freshest Seafood Dinner You’ve Ever Had! Friday, May 13th - 7 winners Hand-Caught - Out O’Gloucester ! Donated by Mark Beal and Sarah Dengler Dinner served on 5/13/2016 at our house, 83 Sunridge Road in Rindge Mark will be venturing out into the wilds of the North Atlantic Ocean to personally bring back the best fish of the spring season. The fishing trip is the day before the dinner, and the catch will be iced and ready to serve at the peak of freshness. The highlight of the meal will be the just-caught fish (such as haddock) in a simple and traditional preparation, but we’ll also

include a few other fruits of the sea, freshly transported from the docks of Gloucester that morning. Loaves of bread from the famous Virgilio’s bakery and one of Sarah’s desserts will round out the meal. We’ll uncork a couple of deserving Chardonnays, and the final menu will accommodate any dietary restrictions. *** The success of any fishing trip depends on greater forces such as storms, uncooperative fish, or worse. But the dinner will happen regardless, and Mark will get dayboat-fresh fish at the docks of Gloucester on the morning of the dinner, if necessary. But he doesn’t usually get skunked… Contact Info: (603) 899-6870 [email protected] [email protected]

Retail value- $ 50 per person Starting bid: $25

Manchester Monarch’s Hockey Tickets

Four Gold-Level vouchers for the Manchester Monarchs hockey team for

the 2106/2017 regular season.

Value- $ 110. Starting Bid- $ 55

Kayak Excursion

2-3 hour kayak paddle on Edward MacDowell Lake (1 boat provided and/or bring your own)

Enjoy a kayak trip with guide Peter Harrison exploring the backwaters of Edward MacDowell Lake in Peterborough, NH. Smooth water paddling. The many diverse habitats offer exciting opportunities to view wildlife and the scenic beauty of nature. Bring your binoculars and camera for some spectacular sites and scenery. Everything is provided – kayak, paddle, PFD, water. Just bring yourself and some shoes to get your feet wet. Beginners welcome.

Value: $120. Starting bid: $50.

Introduction to Geocaching - a high-tech treasure hunt! Looking for a fun, family-friendly way to exercise both mind and body? Join Ann Harrison to learn about Geocaching, the fast-growing sport that's akin to a modern-day treasure hunt. Geocaching is a real-world, high-tech, outdoor treasure hunting game played throughout the world by adventure seekers equipped with a GPS device or a smart phone. The basic idea is to find hidden containers, called geocaches, outdoors and then share your experiences online. Ann Harrison will introduce your group (up to 6 people) to the local Geocaching scene by reviewing the technology and then going out to find some Geocaches.

Value: $60. Starting bid: $35.00

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Tickets to Peterborough Players

Two tickets to a play at the Peterborough Players for the 2016 season.


Framed Prints-Thomas McKnight

The worldwide appeal of Thomas McKnight's prints, paintings, and posters place him in an elite group of contemporary artists whose work can be instantly recognizable as his own. Be it a carnival in Venice, a sun-drenched street in Greece, a cozy well -furnished room, a tropical beach, or a mythological scene, McKnight's images invite you to experience the unfettered joy of living. Two prints to be auctioned separately.

Value: $125 each Starting bid: $50 each

One Week Stay at Susie McDonald’s Vacation

Home

3 Bedroom home on Laurel Lake just 6 miles south of Bandon,

Oregon

Sleeps 8, Queen bedroom on first floor, Queen bedroom on

second floor, Queen bed in a loft and 2 twin beds in third

bedroom.

Located on a lake for fishing and swimming and hiking in the

woods. Row boat included as well as dock and swim float.

Located 6 miles from the town of Bandon By The Sea, many

parks and beaches to walk on and tide pools to explore. There is

crabbing on the dock in town, a cheese factory to explore,

Bandon Dunes golf course.

South in Gold Beach is the jet boat ride up the Rogue River and

windsurfing school on Floras Lake.

Dates to be coordinated with Suzy and Ed most weeks available. 2 weeks are even possible!

Value: $1400 Starting bid $700/ week

Trail Ride for Two

A horse-back trail ride for two from Mountain Lane

Farm, no experience needed.

Located in picturesque Temple. Mountain Lane Farm

offers horse-boarding, riding, instruction, horse

training and horse leasing for a range of disciplines

and tastes. Founded over 22 years ago by Heather

White, the farm has grown to include daughters,

Abby, Kristy and Hannah, working with horses and

riders of all ages and stages.

Retail value- $ 70 Starting bid- $ 40

$ 200 Gift Certificate for Dining at Quechee . Club

Dinner for 2 at the Quechee Club in Quechee, VT in Davidson’s Dining Room, (Alcohol, tax and gratuity

not included).


Spa Night with Dinner (Barkley/Badgley)

Hot Tub and Dinner in Paradise!

Relax, unwind and enjoy a leisurely evening on Paradise Drive at the Barkley/Badgley home in

Bennington. Share a hot tub for 4 with beverages - BYOBS (bring your own bathing suit). Towels

provided. After a relaxing soak, enjoy a grilled entree, Pops’ famous popovers, fresh salads/sides and a

home-made dessert. Menu to be determined with our guests for dietary preferences and favorites.

Value: priceless Starting bid: $18 per person/ total of 4 guests

Candlestick Leg Table

A Shaker candlestick table crafted hand crafted by Jim Fearnside. The top is

tiger maple with a hard maple base.

Retail- $300 Starting bid: $75

3 Course Australian Dinner

Joyce and Jim Fearnside will welcome 9 winning bidders to their home for a sumptuous Australian

Dinner. The dinner will include a “Welcome to Our Home Drink,”

Three course meal will consist of:

Surprise Starter

Steak and Ale Pie

Tangy Broccoli Slaw

Lamingtons (dessert)

Value per guest: $30 Starting bid: $15 each

Sky Watch Telescope Experience

Star Gazing: A great family event!

Rags Gilmore is an amateur astronomer who lives in

Greenfield. A SKY WATCH is a short lesson on telescopes

and then a look at the objects in the sky. What are we

seeing and what these “objects” are – Various types of

nebulae, star clusters, double stars and planets.

Four people, two or three telescopes, up to three hours.

Arrangements are made in advance but due to New Hampshire’s fickle skies the evening may be

cancelled and new arrangements made.

As Rags has done his SKY WATCH numerous times in the past for other organizations (Peterborough

Players. Mariposa Museum) things always work out even if the Sky Watch is postponed an hour before

“show time.” (Just a little disclaimer here). Think CLEAR SKIES!!


Sunset Lake Cabin

This is a primitive camp that hasn't changed much since the 1960s. The camp consists of an A-Frame, a log cabin siding, Grampy's Kids' Kabin, a sauna, a boathouse, a tool house, and an outhouse. The Huberman’s will be on site some of the time to help the winning bidders in any way needed. The Huberman’s will use the A-frame, and guests will have access to all of the other buildings.

The bunkroom of the log cabin has three double-decker bunks (with three usable bottom bunks and two usable top bunks), and the livingroom has two bunk beds. Grampy's Kids' Kabin has one double-decker bunk and one fold-out bed for a small person. That’s 11 bunks and a fold-out for a child or small adult. Sheets and blankets are provided. There is one stove top (no oven) in the log cabin and guest could use the oven in th A-frame. There are dishes and pots and pans and flatware in the log cabin kitchen. And there is a charcoal grill for cooking out. There is a sink with running lake

water, and there are containers of Peterborough water for drinking. Note that there are no flush toilets. There is an outhouse, and each cabin has an indoor humanure toilet (a toilet seat over a bucket that we empty into a compost bin). There are no showers, but there is a Finnish sauna with a wood stove that The Huberman’s can help guests to use. And there's the whole lake with wonderful swimming. The swimming area is great for small children because it is very shallow near the shore and gets deeper very gradually. There is a tower for jumping and shallow diving in water that is about seven feet deep. There are two kayaks, one rowboat, two canoes, a tub of a sailboat, and inflatable boat, and some inflatable toys. There are a lot of life jackets. Dates by arrangement. Value: Priceless Starting bid: $75 for 3-nights

Home-Crafted Beer Lesson

Brew a case of home-brewed ale tailored to the customer's preference. If you like a malty brew or a hoppy one, strong or mild, dark or light, or any combination, let me know and we’lll work on a recipe that will satisfy! You'll receive a case of beer personally labeled and ready to enjoy from the award-winning kitchen of Jonathan Gourlay!

Retail value $40 Starting bid: $25

Dinner- Morrows

Dinner for Six to Eight Here's your chance to win a superbly cooked dinner or brunch. Take the opportunity to invite a group of friends to your home, or share a meal with other PUUC members at Ed and Marsha Morrow's home on a date and time to be determined. You may work out the menu details with Ed and Marsha, who are willing to prepare and serve a wide range of dinner options such as Mexican pot roast, pork seche, chicken Marsala, your favorite meal, or a vegetarian or gluten-free buffet. Side dishes, appetizers, baked goods, salads and desserts are included with the dinners. Brunch would be served on a Sunday after church at the Morrow's and would include a vast variety of choices, again to be worked out with you. You may also decide on a date. Value of the dinner: $40 per person. Starting bid: $20 per person.

Adirondack Chair/Footrest

Made by the one and only Tom Badgley.

Value: $160. Starting bid: $80

Tickets to Peterborough Folk Music Society

2 tickets to any show next season

Value: $50 to 80 Starting bid: $30

Jenny Brinsdon’s Trifle for 20

A richly decadent dessert for 20 people. Jenny Brinsdon’s Trifle is such a hit at church events that people

scramble over each other to get a taste. Never is there a crumb left!


UU History Tour-Concord, MA

Join our fun loving UU historian, Merry Stockwell, on a day trip for up to 4 lucky individuals. The trip will include travel to (and from) Concord, MA, a tour of Orchard house (where Louisa May Alcott wrote Little Women), a tour of Walden Pond (walk ~1/4 mile to the site of Thoreau’s cabin on a somewhat uneven, wooded pathway), visit to Author’s Ridge at Sleepy Hollow Cemetery; admission fees and delicious picnic

lunch included! Value: $50 per person Starting bid $40 per person

Air B&B at Vanessa’s

One night stay at Vanessa’s Air B&B, “The Raspberry Room, with Breakfast”

A warm and comfortable ground-floor room for up to 2 people located. The room is in a lovely Cape on

a quiet street with a private walking trail through the park into downtown. Enjoy a farm-fresh breakfast

made with eggs from Vanessa’s own chickens. Perfect if you have guests you can’t fit at your own

home!!

Retail value- $ 99 Minimum bid- $ 40

Yoga Lessons-Individual (6 weeks)

Peggy Cappy is offering a 6-week class individual session of her Gentle Stretch Yoga class. All class work can be done at a level just right for each individual. Classes meet on Tuesdays from 10:00 – 11:30 am every week. Participant can begin at any time up within 6 months. The six sessions can be shared between two people, for three individual classes each. The classes are taught in a Yoga for the Rest of Us style: We start class in chairs. Class includes a

breathing exercise,

mental focusing technique,

warm-up for all the joints,

standing section for developing leg strength and balance,

flowing series of poses, and

guided relaxation. Value is $72 (6 individual classes at $12/class) or $60, (a series of 6 classes at a discount of $10/class.) Starting bid: $40

Crystal Wine Glasses

Four 6" Orrefors white crystal wine glasses from Sweden. Smokey grey, very delicate, elegant & lovely; they're about 55 years old. Value- $ 200 Starting bid- $ 50

Garden Whimsy:

Recycled glass sculpture on a copper pole made by our very own Elaine Holden. They are designed to

complement any garden display or motif. This whimsy should not be left in the freezing

weather. However, generally it is impervious to typical seasonal (spring, summer, fall) conditions. Each

sculpture is unique and often is made in part, or whole, from antique glass pieces.

Retail value- $ 100 Starting bid- $ 50

Bridal Party Hairstyling-Bridal Hair Experts Owner is Katherine M. Ralph, who is a hairstylist at Kate’s Cuts and she can be reached at: [email protected] and the phone number is (980) 349-8992. Katherine and her workers travel to all parts of the USA to take care of bridal parties, proms, etc. Retail- $ 300 Starting Bid- $ 150 Disclaimer: This is a preview list of items expected at 2016 PUUC auction. Some descriptions may change, some items may be deleted, others added. Final list available at the auction Saturday April 16. Doors open 6:30

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