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DEAR PARENTS & FRIENDS OF VALLEY CATHOLIC SCHOOLWelcome to the Gala!

We are so very pleased that you are here with us at Montgomery Park to celebrate Valley Catholic School.

The Gala is an event that brings all of us together. Whether we are Sisters, parents, sponsors, volunteers or staff, we all recognize the need to ensure the future of our students and the excellent programs provided for them. This evening would not be possible without your commitment to Valley Catholic School, as well as the many, many individuals who have devoted countless hours to preparing for this event. I would like to extend a personal thank you to all who have worked so hard on the Gala, particularly the Foundation staff and co-chairs Danette Scales and Sara Hoppes. I am deeply grateful for their dedication to our school and their willingness to share their talents. Thank you!

On behalf of our principals, our faculty and staff, and the entire Valley Catholic School family, a heartfelt “thank you” for being here with us this evening. I encourage you to raise your wine glass – and your bidder number – to toast Valley Catholic.

God bless,

John Matcovich, President, Valley Catholic SchoolDoug Ierardi, Principal, High SchoolJennifer Gfroerer, Principal, Middle SchoolKrista Jacobson, Principal, Elementary SchoolMelissa Doxtator, Principal, Early Learning School

TONIGHT’S MENU DELICIOUS SELECTIONS PREPARED BY ELEPHANT’S CATERING & EVENTS

Flat Iron Steak with Chimichurri SauceSauce made with parsley, cilantro, cumin, garlic and chili pepper (DF/WF)

Pan Roasted Chicken SaltimboccaFrenched chicken breast with prosciutto and mushrooms in a Madeira cream sauce (WF)

Roasted Red Peppers Stuffed with Farro & Butternut SquashPrepared with rosemary and kale (VG)

Complimentary sparkling wine & hors d’oeuvres served during the silent auction.Dinner includes salad, wine, dessert and coffee.

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EVENING PROGRAMSILENT AUCTION

Main Floor Banquet Room

4:30 VIP Reception

5:00 Check-in

Silent Auction opens

6:20 Silent Auction close

6:40 Super Silent close

6:45 Mini-Live Auction, featuring Grade Projects, in the Banquet Room

DINNER & LIVE AUCTIONThe Atrium

7:00 Call to Dinner

7:10 Dinner and Welcome

7:30 Golden Ticket Paddle Raise

7:35 Golden Ticket Drawing

7:40 Live Auction begins

AMY TROY

YOUR EMCEEAmy is a native Oregonian who grew up on a farm in the southern part of the state. She’s also a “Fighting Duck” who studied journalism at The University of Oregon. Amy started her career in television news at stations in Bend and Eugene before taking jobs in San Antonio, Salt Lake City and Phoenix. She returned to anchor

positions in the Pacific Northwest in 2005 to be closer to her family and was featured on KPTV from 2013 to 2016.

Amy has received several honors in her career, including a prestigious Regional Edward R. Murrow Award for a story called “Kaden” while working at KNXV-TV in Phoenix. The Utah Broadcaster’s Association also awarded her for Children’s Initiative Reporting. In addition, Amy has been honored with Emmy nominations for Spot News Reporting & Cultural Issues Reporting. She has also been recognized by the Society of Professional Journalists, Arizona Broadcasters Association and Oregon Broadcasters Association.

In true Oregonian fashion, Amy loves the outdoors. Not only is she a life-long equestrian, Amy enjoys skiing the slopes of the Pacific Northwest. She has a creative side too: Amy is an avid painter and loves to read.

JIM JUNGERS

YOUR AUCTIONEERJim Jungers has been a leading auctioneer in the Northwest since 1984. He began his career working with his father, Mike Jungers, at commercial auctions along the West Coast. In 1992 Jim joined the Stokes Auction Group team to meet the need for experienced charity auctioneers.

Fun, laughter, enthusiasm…these are just a few words to describe Jim’s auction style. There is none other who brings as much energy to the stage as Jim; he commands his audience’s attention and guarantees an enjoyable event. Underneath his silliness lies a compassionate nature that breaks down barriers and encourages others to join him in supporting the cause.

From Washington D.C. to Washington State, Jim has helped hundreds of organizations achieve fundraising success. Jim is one of the most-requested and most popular auctioneers on the Stokes’ team.

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WE ARE GRATEFUL FOR THE LOYAL SUPPORT OF OUR

SPONSORS

PREMIER–$10,000Touchmark

Colleen & Werner Nistler, Jr.

GOLD–$5,000Cinder Staffing

SILVER–$3,000Independent Dispatch, Inc.

Leonard Adams Insurance, Inc.Maryville

Washington Trust Bank

BRONZE–$2,000Beaverton Law Group, LLP

Tanasbourne Pediatrics, LLC

FAMILY SPONSORS–$1,500The Boileau Family and Friends

The Lindsey FamilyThe Neirynck Family

Passadore Properties and the Passadore FamilyCommon Ground and the Tawney Family

PATRON–$1,000The Kumar Family

GIFT-IN-KINDAnchor Printworks

Lois O’Halloran PhotographyParker Designs

Rallison Cellars/Olea VineyardsSiltstone Wines

West Coast Event Productions

SISTERS OF ST. MARY OF OREGON

CORPORATE LEADERSSSMO LEADERSHIP TEAM

Sr. Charlene Herinckx ’66, SSMO (Superior General)Sr. Rita Watkins ‘61, SSMOSr. Josephine Pelster ‘65, SSMOSr. Juliana Monti, SSMO

VALLEY CATHOLIC SCHOOL Board of Directors

Erika Howerton ‘91 (Chair)Eric Grasberger (Vice Chair)Tania Rhein ’95 (Secretary)Ryan Hoppes (Treasurer)Sr. Krista von Borstel, SSMOShannon LynchSr. Josephine Pelster ‘65, SSMOTulasi SiddharthaJoe VennesJohn Matcovich, President (ex officio)

MARYVILLE Board of Directors

Bret Cope (Chair)Andy Kyler (Vice Chair)Sr. Catherine Hertel ’59, SSMO (Secretary)David Poppe (Treasurer)Kelly Fox ‘86Sr. Margaret Pastro, SPHarper Pearse, MDSr. Rita Watkins ‘61, SSMOKathleen Parry, President (ex officio)

SSMO FOUNDATION Board of Directors

Kathryn Calcagno (Chair)Patrick Nicholes (Vice Chair)Raquel Apodaca, MDKate Bailey FrenchThomas Melillo, DPMSr. Juliana Monti, SSMOSiobhan Loughran Taylor ‘77Patricia Blood, Executive Director (ex officio)

SSMO MINISTRIES CORPORATION Board of Directors

Dan Mallea (Chair)Dr. Thom Faller, Ph.D. (Vice Chair)Michelle Garcia (Secretary)Eric BargerBret CopeMark DonovanSr. Charlene Herinckx ’66, SSMOSr. Juliana Monti, SSMOSr. Josephine Pelster ‘65, SSMOThomas Rask IIITerry ShrumJoe VennesFr. Philip WaibelSr. Rita Watkins ‘61, SSMOSr. Adele Marie Altenhofen, President

(ex officio)

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GALA CO-CHAIRS

DANETTE SCALES & SARA HOPPES

Welcome to the Gala! A night that we come together to show our appreciation, give thanks and continue building a strong Valley Catholic campus! Families from many backgrounds and children of all ages are all a part of growing the legacy the Sisters started so many years ago. We are passionate about building a school, and community that will thrive for generations to come. Committed teachers, administrators, coaches, and volunteers work tirelessly to guide our children so they can develop their skills in order to find their passion in the world.

The exceptional learning environment and diverse programs our campus offers require many hands and contributions. We want to personally thank each one of you for your help no matter the size, dollar amount or time you’re able to donate. So tonight, as you catch up with old friends or as you make new ones, remember that it takes our whole community to make that difference. The Gala is the biggest fundraiser for our school. Donations support programs our kids enjoy and also relieve the financial burden for many students who desire a VCS education, regardless of financial circumstances.

Thank you for joining us in supporting Valley Catholic Schools. We sincerely hope you enjoy your evening!

“LIGHT A FIRE”“EDUCATION IS NOT THE FILLING OF A PAIL, BUT THE LIGHTING OF A FIRE.”

- W. B. YEATS

Every student, every family and every classroom at Valley Catholic is impacted by financial aid. Some students, who are vital components of the student body and bring unique gifts to the classroom, would not be a part of our community without financial aid.

Since the founding of Valley Catholic School, the Sisters at St. Mary of Oregon have devoted themselves to meeting the needs of others. Tonight you can continue that legacy by making a generous donation to “Light a Fire.”

Please consider:

• On average, tuition covers only 75% of the true cost of educating each student• Financial aid helps keep our classrooms full and vibrant• Families attending VCS with the help of financial aid receive 65% or less of the aid for which they qualify• Your gift determines whether or not some students are able to attend Valley Catholic• Financial aid enables families who experience unexpected hardship to remain enrolled at VCS

Be ready to raise your bid card during this extremely important part of tonight’s event.

Matching Gifts: Many employers will match gifts that are made to “Light a Fire.” Matching gifts are often 50% to 100% of your donation, significantly increasing the impact of your generosity. For more information, go to ssmofoundation.org.

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TABLE OF CONTENTSFrequently Asked Questions ............................................ 12Sign-up Parties ................................................................. 13Mini-Live Auction .............................................................. 15 Kindergarten Project: The Motherhouse is a Symbol

that Touches Us All ..................................................... 16 First-grade Project: String Art Heart .......................... 17 Second-grade Project: We Choose Love ................... 18 Third-grade Project: A Circle of Hearts ...................... 19 Fourth-grade Project: We Adoregon ......................... 20 Fifth-grade Project: Our Hearts are Full of Memories .. 21Wall of Wine ..................................................................... 23Golden Ticket ................................................................... 24Live Auction Packages

1. Mother’s Day Under the Sun .............................. 252. Andrea Bocelli ..................................................... 273. Surf House Stay ................................................... 294. Timbers! ............................................................... 315. Alpine Escape in Whistler, BC ............................. 336. Shootin’ with the Sisters ...................................... 35

7. Bandon Manor ................................................... 378. Culinary Adventure .............................................. 399. Blue Sky Ranch ................................................... 4110. Your Child Will be a “Star” .................................. 4311. Reserved Parking ................................................ 4512. A Golfer’s Coastal Paradise ................................. 4713. An Evening of ‘Farmbiance’ ................................ 4914. RIP City, Baby! .................................................... 5115. San Diego – America’s Finest City ....................... 5316. Depoe Bay Condo ............................................... 5517. Buoy 10 Fishing Expedition ................................ 5718. A Wallowa Experience ......................................... 5819. Principally Awesome for a Day! .......................... 5920. Walla Walla, Washington ..................................... 6021. The Ultimate MVP Experience ............................. 6122. A “Tree-top” Adventure ...................................... 62

Thank You Donors ............................................................ 63Thank You Volunteers ....................................................... 68Gala Auction Rules ........................................................... 69

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONSWHAT IS THE WALL OF WINE?The Wall of Wine is a popular feature of the Silent Auction. For a $25 or $50 donation, you may choose a “mystery bottle” of wine by pulling numbered cork from a basket. You will then be awarded the bottle of wine with the corresponding number. Every bottle of wine featured in the display will have a value of at least $25 (or $50) or higher. Tonight’s Wall of Wine was generously donated by our board directors and a few select wineries.

WHAT IS A SIGN-UP PARTY?Sign-up Parties are a great way for you and/or your kids to participate in unique experiences with others in our school community. Sign-up Parties range in size from 10 to 35 people. The Sign-up Party boards are on display during the Silent Auction. You may add your name to as many lines as you wish, one name per line on the bid sheet. Parties fill up fast!

WHAT IS A GOLDEN TICKET?Win the chance to go home with the Live auction item of your choice! Bidding takes place during dinner.• Tickets are $100 each.• Only 100 tickets are available—you may purchase more than one

ticket.• Be ready during dinner to raise your bidder number in the air.• Drawing will take place before the Live auction.

WHAT IS THE MINI-LIVE?The coveted, creative Grade Projects will be featured in a special portion of the evening called the Mini-Live. Grade projects will be on display in the Silent Auction Room and will be auctioned promptly at 6:45 p.m. There will be announcements in the Silent Auction area giving all fair warning that the Mini-Live is about to start. Please be attentive so that you don’t miss out as this portion of the evening moves very quickly. You won’t want to miss out on your chance to go home with your child’s project! Bidding is open to all. Grade Projects will be sold during the Mini-Live PRIOR to the Live Auction.

WHAT IS LIGHT A FIRE?Light a Fire is a special paddle-raise, held during the Live Auction that impacts all of us by benefiting financial aid at Valley Catholic. Our school depends on financial aid to provide all students the opportunity to experience the stellar education offered at Valley. Light a Fire gifts help maintain our enrollment and keep the cost of tuition as low as possible.

Our auctioneer will offer a variety of giving levels. You may participate at the level with which you are most comfortable by raising your bid number. Please continue to hold your bid card in the air until the auctioneer acknowledges your bid number. You may bid as often as you like until your desired contribution level is met. See more about Light a Fire on p. 10.

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SIGN-UP PARTIESOur line-up of parties this year offers everything from wine and food events to sports, art and games. There really is something for all ages! These parties fill up quickly, so head to the Sign-Up Party section in the Silent Auction and make sure to get your name on the list!

A Taste of the Valley at Olea VineyardsEnjoy a late summer evening with a guided tasting of hand-selected wines paired with delicious bites, followed by an alfresco dinner of fresh grilled Alaskan Salmon. Hosted by Tom Melillo, VCS parent and SSMO Foundation Board Director, and Danette Scales, VCS parent and Gala co-chair.

Find Your Inner ArtistJoin this exclusive art experience with artist and VC parent, Amanda Houston, in her fabulous studio with panoramic views of the Coastal Range. Amanda will guide you in the creation of your own multi-media art piece.

Dining and the DomeJoin the Sisters at their traditional Sunday mid-day meal, complete with homemade desserts, and then be treated to a tour of the Motherhouse which will be ‘capped off’ with a visit to the Dome – a rare opportunity to see inside this well-known landmark.

Flavors of IndiaCelebrate the flavors of India! Our campus will be filled with the aromas of traditional Indian food as six of our VCS Community families host a food experience that will delight your taste buds.

Play to Win! Poker NightYou’ve got to be in it to win it! Experience a Texas HoldEm tournament with professional dealers and bartenders. This party is non-stop fun, and you could also win an iPad Mini. Hosted by Chris Hansen and Vincent Nguyen.

Fall Fling – Ladies Cocktail NightJoin your girlfriends for an evening of spiced fall cocktails, delicious appetizers and a catered dinner and dessert paired with an exclusive cocktail. You won’t want to miss the Fall Fling. Hosted by Genevieve Long and Mechell Hansen.

SIGN-UP PARTIES continued

Middle School Night of AdventureSixth, seventh and eighth grade students will take over the campus once again! Teachers Nick Hegwood and Sarah Zinzer have planned a fun evening filled with games and activity, followed by pizza and ice-cream. This party sells out early every year!

Mah Jong – A Game of MysteryChess is stern, checkers is a bit dotty and Scrabble tends to be wordy, but Mah Jong is exciting! Join this two-evening class, each followed by dinner and drinks, and learn how to play this challenging and magically alluring game. Hosted by Stephanie Gilbert and Jean Houston, VCHS parents.

The Ultimate Basketball Game and Knockout Challenge with Principal JacobsonThis party will be the talk of the Elementary School! Third, fourth and fifth grade students are invited to take on fun-loving Principal Krista Jacobson in a knockout tournament!

The Big City Adventure – Downtown Scavenger Hunt for High SchoolersSmartphones at the ready! This chaperoned adventure will take 20 students on a 2-hour scavenger hunt across Portland to well-known landmarks and some hidden gems too. Challenges, games, riddles and energy will be needed to win! Our first high school only sign-up party is sure to be a sellout. Hosted by Nick Hegwood.

Well Fancy That! Afternoon High Tea for 2nd Grade Young LadiesFancy dresses go perfectly with fancy cakes. This will be a fabulous afternoon with delicious treats and fun activities.

VCMS Basketball Clinic with Coach SobotkaMVP’s in the making will love this one hour clinic with Coach Sobotka and the stars of VCHS basketball. (Open to Grades 6-8 in the 2018/19 school year.)

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MINI-LIVE AUCTIONThe Mini-Live Auction features the one-of-a-kind Grade Projects, created by our K – 5th grade students. These beautiful pieces will be on display in the silent auction area on the main floor.

Here is how it works:

• Announcements will be made at 6:20 pm and 6:40 pm to let everyone know the Mini-Live Auction will soon begin.

• At 6:45 pm, the Mini-Live Auction will begin.

• Be ready to raise your bid card and compete with other bidders who want to take home a Grade Project!

• Anyone can participate in the Mini-Live Auction.

Listen for the announcements stating the Mini-Live is beginning.

Bidding begins at 6:45 and moves quickly!

This is one of the best parts of the evening – you won’t want to miss it.

KINDERGARTEN PROJECT

THE MOTHERHOUSE IS A SYMBOL THAT TOUCHES US ALLMRS. KELSEY GRISWOLD & MRS. CARRIE MARKEYMRS. ALLISON SHOEMAKER & MRS. TERRYSUE GREMAUX

Each Kindergarten student ‘touched’ this project in their own special and unique way. Their thumbprints were made with a specifically blended color, chosen and mixed by them, and then they filled the canvas with joyful and vibrant color. (The key is on the back of the canvas.) The Motherhouse is the most-recognized symbol of the Sisters of St. Mary of Oregon and the center of our Valley Catholic School community. This delightful art piece expresses the joy and enthusiasm of every kindergarten student and their love of Valley Catholic.

Many thanks to Tracie Brooks, Angie Elkins, and Lindsey and Robert Birbeck for coordinating this project.

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FIRST GRADE PROJECT

STRING ART HEARTMRS. DEIDRE PRIBULA & MRS. JULIE CANOYMRS. ANNE STORM & MRS. SALLY BUTZER

This spectacular one-of-a-kind art piece, was lovingly created in an act of unity by our very own first grade classes. Each student was able to reflect on how they are all united in Christ just as the string used to outline the heart is one piece and ties them all together. Framed in beautiful walnut, the “Choose Love” message and the heart were created from laser cut bronze acrylic. Then, each student and teachers’ names were etched within the heart.

Many thanks to Jim and Kyla Dunlap, Daniel and Jamie Madland, Mike and Danielle Julier, and Project 202 LLC for coordinating this project.

SECOND GRADE PROJECT

WE CHOOSE LOVEMRS. JESSIE RAUSCHENBURG & MRS. HEATHER GENTRYMS. MEGAN SMITH & MRS. AKHILA MADHUSUDANChoosing to love, that is what the Valley Catholic Elementary School second graders can do each day. This beautiful canvas holds their fingerprints in the center, spelling out their daily intention. Then, wrapped around that commitment are quotes from each student about their choices. How do they “choose love?” Here are a few excerpts: “I choose love by loving my sister and being kind to my friends.”“I choose love by including everyone.”“I can choose love every day by respecting others if they are different.”What an incredibly beautiful reminder of life’s most important thoughts.

Many thanks to Page Beedy, Stefanie Jacquemin and Edith Reinecker for coordinating this project.

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THIRD GRADE PROJECT

A CIRCLE OF HEARTSMS. TRICIA CROY & MRS. MONIQUE IERARDIMRS. NANCY FALLIN & MS. MEGAN BRAUSER

The third grade class took a new approach this year, and illustrated the theme of “Choose Love” in a digital work of art. It was painstakingly created by layering their digital creations with the use of a variety of applications. They drew their hearts, used digital watercolors to paint them, and then erased patterns into them to finish them off. Their individual works were then combined into a circle of love, printed and framed.

Many thanks to Jessina McGregor, Cecilia Nguyen Tran, Tamara Ottum and Donalynn Ramones for coordinating this project.

FOURTH GRADE PROJECT

WE ADOREGONMS. BAYLEE BUTZER MRS. CHRISTINA FLINT & MS. MEGAN BRAUSER

This rustic representation of Oregon was lovingly constructed by the 4th grade students. While studying the history and geography of Oregon, they have translated that knowledge into a beautiful map of our state. A single length of string is wound and wrapped around each nail to illustrate the ties that bind us together, and at the “heart” of it all is Portland.

Many thanks to Todd and Jeanelle Lindsey, Tracy McGuire, and Monica Spangler for coordinating this project.

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FIFTH GRADE PROJECT

OUR HEARTS ARE FULL OF MEMORIESMRS. SHARON CARTWRIGHTMS. CONNIE HEGER & MRS. HEATHER GENTRY

This hand-crafted quilt project began with the desire to capture special memories made during the fifth graders’ years at Valley Catholic School. Those sweet memories were expressed in the form of an individual piece created by each student. This one-of-a-kind quilt illustrates what is meaningful to each of them, including art literacy, CYO Sports, the annual Halloween Carnival, favorite classes and activities. The cozy quilt was stitched together by a class grandma (Mimi) and includes its own made-to-fit bag. Surely, a treasured keepsake for the students’ transition to middle school.

Many thanks to Dale Gatlin, Mechell Hansen, Sara Hoppes, Stefanie Jacquemin, Genevieve Long, Ruth Long (Mimi), Julie Sherwin, Noreen Soares, and Stella Tan for coordinating this project.

THE BOILEAU FAMILY & FRIENDSwish Valley Catholic

every success at the Gala

GO VALIANTS!

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WALL OF WINETONIGHT’S WALL OF WINE IS GENEROUSLY UNDERWRITTEN BY:

Sisters of St. Mary of Oregon Sisters of St. Mary of Oregon Ministries Foundation Board Corporation Board

Valley Catholic School Board Colene Clemens Winery Catherine Lach Fairsing Vineyards Tom Melillo Tim and Lisa Gard Montinore Vineyards Jackson Family Wines Siltstone Wines Alan and Mary Jesse, Jesse Estate Vineyards Shawn Simons Warren Johnson Vista Hills Vineyard

GOLDEN TICKET

Imagine having the opportunity to select one item from the live auction – and calling it yours!

You will have that chance during dinner!

This year the 100 Golden Tickets will be up for bid during dinner. Get ready to raise your bidder number high because only the first 100 bidder numbers in the air will be included in the Golden Ticket drawing.

If your ticket is drawn, you will have a few minutes to choose one item from tonight’s live auction, so plan ahead!

Imagine, this could be you!

Tickets are $100 each and you may purchase more than one.

Raffle will be conducted by SSMO Foundation and Stokes Auction Group. The drawing will take place at Montgomery Park during 7:00 p.m. dinner at the VCS Gala on February 10, 2018.

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1 MOTHER’S DAY UNDER THE SUN SUNRIVER HOME FOR MOTHER’S DAY WEEKEND

Every mother deserves to spend a long weekend under the warmth of the central Oregon sun. Gather the family, and head on over for a four night stay in this beautiful, recently remodeled home with all the amenities that Sunriver has to offer.

Your Mother’s Day package includes:

• May 10 – 14, 2018

• 5 Days/4 Nights

• 3BD, 3BA home with two master suites

• Accommodates up to 8 Guests

• SHARC passes for recreational activities

• $100 gift card for spa or golf at Sunriver Resort

• $75 Gift Certificate from Wanderlust Tours

Generously donated by Zachary and Katie Bromert.

Restrictions: May only be used on dates stated above. Pets allowed.

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2 ANDREA BOCELLIIN CONCERT AND A NIGHT AT HOTEL EASTLUND

The legendary tenor, whose artistry spans multiple genres from arias to ballads, and classical to popular music will perform at the Moda Center on Saturday, June 23, 2018, and you can be there! After a once in a lifetime musical evening, enjoy your stay at the Hotel Eastlund and take in the views at their rooftop bar, Altabira. The hotel is just blocks from the Moda Center. Once you check in to your room and park your car with the valet, it’s just a short walk up the street to the concert venue. This is a truly memorable experience. Bellissimo!

Your special evening will include:

• Two tickets to see Andrea Bocelli at the Moda Center, Saturday, June 23, 2018

• One night for two at the Hotel Eastlund

• Valet parking at the hotel

• $100 gift card at Altabira

Generously donated by Steve and Karen Porter, Chris and Mechell Hansen and Valley Catholic High School families.

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3 SURF HOUSE STAYSEASIDE, OREGON

Start planning your stay at “Surf House” – no surfing required. Enjoy a three night getaway in this incredible new home, just steps from the surf in Seaside. It comfortably accommodates up to 12 people in four bedrooms. That means you can bring the extended family or friends! This newly-constructed home is a true gem with custom accents, artistic touches, and incredible views.

Generously donated by Joe and Barb Bernard.

Restrictions: Dates to be mutually agreed upon, no holiday periods. No smoking or vaping, and no pets. All occupants under 25 years of age must be accompanied by a parent. Cleaning fee to be paid by winning bidder.

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4 TIMBERS!PORTLAND TIMBERS

You’ll be “talking Timbers” as the lucky winning bidder for this incredible package of Timbers tickets and gear. Immerse yourself in the experience when you enjoy a match from your seats in the KeyBank Club. Sport your authentic replica jerseys and scarves and be ready to make a fast break down to Providence Park. It’s a rare opportunity, and one not to be missed. Rose City ‘til you die!

This package includes:

• Four tickets to a Timbers 2018 season game in the Key Bank Club

• Four replica Timbers jerseys

• Four Timbers scarves

• Two authentic game balls

Generously donated by Chris and Tracy McGuire.

Restrictions: Winning bidder must work with donor to choose from available tickets. Restrictions may apply to some dates. Jerseys will be delivered when sizes are determined by winning bidder. Expires 2/10/19.

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5 ALPINE ESCAPE IN WHISTLER, BCFAIRMONT CHATEAU WHISTLER

Take the whole family to gorgeous Whistler for an amazing vacation that defines luxury any time of year! Nestled at the base of Blackcomb Mountain, with true ski-in and ski-out convenience and on-site golf course, the classic elegance of this landmark Whistler hotel offers a modern ski and summer setting for unsurpassed guest service, exceptional dining and full resort amenities. You can relax in the splendor of your beautifully appointed suite, which features a cosy parlour and a comfortable king bedroom.

A scenic 90-minute drive from Vancouver along the Sea To Sky Highway brings you into the heart of this alpine valley. Renowned as the top-ranked ski area in North America and home of the 2010 Olympic & Paralympic Winter Games, Whistler easily rivals the major ski regions of Europe. Beyond the slopes, Whistler offers an extensive list of other indoor and outdoor pursuits.

Fairmont Chateau Whistler presents a unique collection of dining options that capture the essence of Whistler’s lifestyle. Tastefully designed rooms with spectacular mountain or village views were created to blend with the natural alpine setting.

Your one bedroom suite consists of two full rooms, a spacious bedroom and a beautifully appointed living room.

Your family trip for four includes:• 4 days/3 nights accommodations at the Fairmont Chateau Whistler in a One Bedroom Suite• Daily complimentary breakfast for two• (1) $300 Fairmont Gift Card for extra meals• All room-related taxes

Generously donated by the parents of the Class of 2021.

Terms and Conditions: Travel package is non-refundable and subject to availability. Certificates/gift cards cannot be replaced. Passport required for travel outside the U.S. A minimum 30 day advance reservation is required. Travel is valid for 12 months from date of issue. Blackout dates: Feb 11, 18; Dec 20-31, 2018.

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6 SHOOTIN’ WITH THE SISTERSSATURDAY, AUGUST 25, 2018

Stand up for what you want in this progressive bid: Only 24 guests will be able to attend this event!.

To secure your seat at the party, stand and raise your bid card when the auctioneer announces the opening bid. If there are more than the 24 spots desired, the auctioneer will “progress” the bid. The bid amount per person will continue to progress until we have 24 guests at the highest bid. If you would like to purchase more than one ticket on your bid card, then please indicate with a show of fingers. The auction clerk will then write down the bid numbers that are going to the event. Certificates with all the details will be presented at checkout.

Those lucky enough to get a spot will spend an afternoon trap shooting with Sisters Krista, Michael Francine and Adele Marie at Camp Howard, “Oregon’s Catholic Camp” just 42 miles from our school. Camp Howard is located between Corbett and Sandy on 240 acres of beautiful Douglas fir forests, rolling meadows, and mountain streams. This popular party has sold out for the past three years. It is, quite literally, a blast! Trap shooting, the sport of shooting clay pigeons with a shotgun, is an Olympic sport, and Camp Howard has the setup and all the equipment. When you arrive at Camp Howard, enjoy a barbecue lunch before watching the clay “pigeons” fly.

Generously donated by Sr. Krista von Borstel, Sister Adele Marie Altenhofen, Sr. Michael Francine Duncan, Karen von Borstel CYO/Camp Howard.

Restrictions:Date: Saturday, August 25, 2018Time: Buses load in HS parking lot at 10 a.m.Place: Camp HowardRestrictions: Adults ages 21 and over only, please

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7 BANDON MANORBANDON DUNES

The Bandon Manor offers the finest group lodging experience in Bandon, and is the ultimate place to stay in the heart of this timeless landscape. You can test your ability on the links, hike the coastline, or do a little bit of both. Within walking distance of the resort, this home will easily accommodate a foursome as well as their significant others. After a day of camaraderie on the rugged courses, you can grill out on the spacious, private lanai or relax indoors with a billiard table and big screen television. The Bandon Manor is as memorable as the resort it calls home.

Your two night stay includes:

• Four bedrooms, each with a private bath and two queen beds

• Covered lanai with hot tub and grilling station

• Spacious kitchen with seated dining for 12

• Washing machine and two dryers for rainy day play

• Outdoor putting green

Generously donated by Jim and Kyla Dunlap and The Bandon Manor.

Restrictions: Dates based on availability. Winning bidder is responsible for cleaning fee.No smoking, no pets. Expires 2/1/19.

The Neirynck Family is proud to support the Valley Catholic

School Gala.

Excellence and opportunity for all!

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8 CULINARY ADVENTUREDINE AROUND PORTLAND

Date night? Special occasions? Birthday dinners? Any and all of these will be easily taken care of if all you have to do is call and make the reservations! Experience cuisine of the world without leaving the Portland metro area when you are the winning bidder for this culinary adventure! Portland has become a culinary destination in its own right, and now, it will be a true ‘tour de forks’ when you walk away with one dining experience per month in your pocket.

Your culinary adventure will include $100 gift cards from these restaurants:

Afuri Luce`Bistro Agnes Meriwether’sdeCarli NostranaJakes ¿Por Qué No?Little Bird/LePigeon Toro BravoLovely’s 50/50 Tusk

Generously donated by the 8th grade families at Valley Catholic Middle School.

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9 BLUE SKY RANCHVACATION FOR SIXTEEN

See more stars than you’ve ever seen in the clear desert sky of Central Oregon for three nights and four days at Blue Sky Ranch on 160 private acres near the eastern edge of the Mt. Hood National Forest, just two hours from Portland. The property boasts two creeks and three ponds, one of which is a fantastic swimming hole complete with a dock and zip line. The main pond is stocked with bass, bluegill, pumpkinseed fish and western painted turtles. There are ample trails for walking, running, biking or touring in the six-person Ranger ATV vehicle.

The main house, built in 2008, has three bedrooms (two with king beds and one with four bunks), 2.5 bathrooms and a stainless steel kitchen. Each bedroom (as well as the great room) has satellite TV with a DVD player. Cook up a feast on the gas grill on the covered porch while you enjoy a spectacular view of Mt. Hood. Visit the nearby small town of Wamic where there is a general store for groceries and hardware. Need additional space? Branch out to the rustic barn close to the house with two bunk rooms (sleeps 6-8), a full, rustic bathroom and two basketball hoops.

Generously donated by Eric and Kim Grasberger.

Restrictions:Lodging for up to sixteen (16) people for four (4) days and three (3) nights ATV use requires a license and a signed liability waiverDates to be mutually agreed upon – Unavailable June 2018Lodging expires 02/15/19

Maryville Today

At Maryville, your family is our family. Today & Tomorrow.

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In 1963, the Sisters of St. Mary of Oregon established Maryville to provide a home for women and men who need long-term skilled nursing care. Today, Maryville also offers superb short-term physical rehabilitation and compassionate memory care. We care for the whole person: physical, spiritual and emotional.

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10 YOUR CHILD WILL BE A “STAR”LIVE AND ON-AIR ON “GOOD DAY OREGON”

Is your child a budding television star? Help them get their big break into television news with a starring role on “Good Day Oregon!” Your son/daughter will be featured on Portland’s most watched morning newscast as he/she delivers the Weather Report on KPTV’s “Good Day Oregon” morning show with Andy Carson. The family will receive a behind-the-scenes studio tour, as well as a keepsake DVD of the on-air segment!

Generously donated by KPTV and Fox-12 Oregon.

Restrictions: On-air segment with Andy is limited to one student. Behind-the-scenes tour is for the entire family. Dates subject to availability. Expires February 10, 2019.

Proud supporters of the Valley Catholic community

PEDIATRICS WITH A PERSONAL TOUCH

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17895 NW Evergreen Pl, Ste 110 Beaverton, OR 97006

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11 RESERVED PARKINGWINNER’S CHOICE!

Imagine the time you will save and the frustration you’ll avoid with a reserved parking spot on this very busy campus! No more hunting for a parking spot or waiting in the pick-up lane after school. Imagine not having to arrive early for a concert or a game. Enjoy the peace of mind that comes from knowing you will be able to park in your very own spot, close to the school, reserved for you 24 hours a day, seven days a week from August 1, 2018 to June 30, 2019. Make it yours for the next school year!

Where will YOU park?

CLOSE TO THE HIGH SCHOOL?Experience the luxury of having your own premium parking spot at Valley Catholic High School - you deserve it! When you park in this prime spot, located in the south lot near the new science building, you won’t be blocked in by the after-school pick-up line.

CLOSE TO THE ELEMENTARY/MIDDLE SCHOOL?This space is located in the parking lot to the east of the school building. Away from drop-off and pick-up congestion, you will be able to come and go any time you want.

HOW ABOUT GIVING THAT SPECIAL PARKING SPOT TO A SPECIAL TEACHER?Show your child’s favorite teacher some much-deserved appreciation by giving him or her a reserved parking spot for the 2018-19 school year. A personalized sign will reserve the spot for the entire school year from August 1, 2018 - June 30, 2019.

Generously donated by Valley Catholic School.

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12 A GOLFER’S COASTAL PARADISEMONTEREY, CALIFORNIA

Head south of San Francisco and you’ll find one of the most picturesque spots in North America – the Monterey Peninsula. With its high cliffs, sparkling Pacific beaches and large, native forests, California dreaming may have been invented here. Perched atop 22 beautifully manicured acres that border the 18-hole Pebble Beach Company’s Championship Del Monte Golf Course, the Hyatt Regency Monterey sets a new standard for Monterey Bay hotels.

You can relax and take advantage of a host of luxurious amenities in the alluring spa and 24-hour fitness center. Spend an evening indulging your palette at the signature restaurant featuring tantalizing cuisine. From here, it’s just a few blocks to the beach, a mile to downtown Monterey and a few miles to Cannery Row - in short, all of Monterey can be your playground.

Your getaway for two includes:

• 4 days/3 nights accommodations at the Hyatt Regency Monterey Hotel and Spa on Del Monte Golf Course

• All room-related taxes

• (1) $300 gift card for spa or golf

• Free concierge reservation service

Generously donated by the parents of the Class of 2018.

Terms and Conditions: Travel package is non-refundable and subject to availability. Certificates/gift cards cannot be replaced. Blackout dates: Feb 9-12, Aug 16-20, 2018. Hotel may be substituted with equal or similar accommodations. A minimum 30 day advance reservation is required. Travel is valid for 12 months from date of issue.

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13 AN EVENING OF ‘FARMBIANCE’FARM-TO-TABLE DINNER FOR 12

Bring your family and friends for a true farm-to-table dinner at the Sampson Farm, established in 2013 with the idea of embracing the food circle from seed to plate to palate and beyond. A small, organic operation, the farm grows over one hundred varieties of fruits, vegetables and nuts, along with free range eggs, goat cheeses, organic grass-fed beef and lamb as well as salmon and steelhead hand caught on the Oregon coast.

This once in a lifetime meal will feature a five course tasting menu, paired with a variety of wines from neighborhood vines and a few grown on the farm. You will experience the terroir of the Tualatin Valley, known for its rich soil, incredible wine and bounteous produce.

Get ready for an incredible evening of ‘farmbiance’! VCS parents Sara and Jesse Sampson look forward to hosting you and your friends for a truly unforgettable meal.

Date to be mutually agreed upon.

Generously donated by Sara and Jesse Sampson.

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14 RIP CITY, BABY!BE A TRAIL BLAZER VIP

Calling all Blazer fans! Put on your red and black and cheer on the Portland Trail Blazers from these incredible courtside seats in the second row! That’s right, you will have to enter through the tunnel to reach your seating for four, directly behind the visitors’ bench. Turn around, and behind you is the press table. You will not want to miss a moment of the incredible action while the Blazers catch nothing but net! Don’t worry about the weather, either, because your tickets also include two complimentary parking passes in the garage. As if all of this isn’t enough, Trail Blazer all-star, Damian Lillard’s signed and framed jersey comes with the package. It’s a truly ‘legendary’ experience!

Your VIP experience includes:

• Trail Blazers vs. Miami Heat

• 4 “Legend” tickets, Monday, March 12th, 7:30 p.m. at the Moda Center

• Section 102, Row 2, Seats 1-4

• One row from the court

• Includes: complimentary parking in the Garden Garage, access to the seating is through the Legend tunnel. In-seat food and beverage service is available

• Signed and framed jersey – Damian Lillard

Generously donated by Nike, North America; and Chris and Tracy McGuire.

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15 SAN DIEGO – AMERICA’S FINEST CITYHYATT REGENCY MISSION BAY

San Diego is California’s second largest city, a beautiful place where blue skies keep watch on 70 miles of beaches and a gentle climate begs for a day of everything and nothing.

The Hyatt Regency Mission Bay Spa and Marina represents what Southern California is all about. Located right along the waterfront, you will enjoy 360° views of the Pacific Ocean, Mission Beach, and the downtown San Diego skyline. Expect only the best when you stay at this Mission Bay hotel offering waterfront dining, a contemporary poolside lounge, full service marina, and eco-friendly spa.

Spend an incredible day at Legoland, where you’ll find epic thrills, swashbuckling adventures, flying dragons and the coolest LEGO models you’ve ever seen! The inhabitants and characters in the San Diego Zoo will charm you, from the black and white and very adorable pandas, to the meerkat, the camels; or witness the rare and exotic animals up close at the exciting shows at Safari Park. Don’t forget that famous neighbor to the north. Make sure you call on Mickey and Friends at Disneyland for a day of fun and adventure. It’s all about creating those magical moments and lasting memories with your family before they are grown and off on exploits of their own!

Your trip for four includes:• 4 days/3 nights accommodations at the Hyatt Regency Mission Bay Spa and Marina in One Guestroom• All room-related taxes• (4) 1-Day admission to LEGOLAND® California• (4) 1-Day admission to either the San Diego Zoo or Safari Park• (4) 1-Day Park Hopper tickets for four to Disneyland• Free concierge reservation service

Generously donated by the parents of the Class of 2020.

Terms and Conditions: Travel package is non-refundable and subject to availability. Certificates/gift cards cannot be replaced. Hotel may be substituted with equal or similar accommodations. Blackout dates apply. A minimum 30 day advance reservation is required. Travel is valid for 12 months from date of issue.

~ For dedicating your lives to the service of God and our community.~ For teaching us about selfless love, gratitude, service to others, and… hope.

~ For your sacrifices to make our school possible.

Lois O’Halloran Photography | 503.544.4440

Thank you, Sisters of St. Mary of Oregon

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16 DEPOE BAY CONDOWORLDMARK DEPOE BAY

No need for television or video in this oceanfront, two bedroom condo at WorldMark Depoe Bay; take in the real show, provided by Mother Nature. It’s no accident that the resort at Depoe Bay is situated in the whale-watching capital of the Oregon Coast. This visit will afford you and your family and friends incredible views, blazing sunsets, long walks and the rugged and wild coastline. Depoe Bay is the world’s smallest navigable harbor and offers fishing and whale watching excursions most of the year. Whether you choose to be active or stay close to “home” this beautiful condo is perfectly located. This condominium is available to you for a four night stay August 13 - 17, 2018. Finish your summer in perfect bliss!

Stay includes:• 5 days/4 nights at WorldMark Depoe Bay in a 2-bedroom, 2-bath oceanfront condominium• Sleeps up to 6 people• Fully-equipped kitchen with microwave & dishwasher• Washer & dryer• Gas fireplace, cable TV, DVD player & stereo system• Private deck & gas barbeque• Three swimming pools, including a children’s pool• Tennis and basketball courts• Exercise room & children’s playground

Generously donated by Bill and Evelyn French.

V A L L E Y C A T H O L I C T H E A T R E D E P A R T M E N T P R E S E N T S

February 23 & 24, March 2 & 3 at 7 p.m. February 25 & March 4 at 2 p.m Kelly Auditorium, Valley Catholic High School Order tickets now at valleycatholic.org or call 503-644-3745

February 23 & 24, March 2 & 3 at 7 p.m.February 25 & March 4 at 2 p.m.

PIRATES PENZANCEthe ofG i l b e r t & S u l l i v a n ’ s

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17 BUOY 10 FISHING EXCURSIONSALMON FISHING FOR FOUR

You and your (3) guests will join alumni parent and avid fisherman, Rick Devlin for a day of summer salmon fishing at the famous “Buoy 10” on the Columbia River in Astoria, OR. You and three (3) guests will set out with Rick as your host to catch these tough, hard-fighting fish. The trip is all-inclusive with rods, tackle, bait, fish cleaning, as well as snacks, lunch, and non-alcoholic beverages. Participants will be required to purchase a daily fishing license (which runs about $15 for each person) unless they already have an annual license that includes a Salmon Harvest tag.

• All-day fishing trip from Astoria aboard a 26-foot Alumaweld Columbia.

• Includes rods, tackle, bait, fish cleaning & fish cleaning.

• Snacks, lunch, and non-alcoholic beverages provided.

• Digital photos to capture your day on the water.

• Schedule early for August-September 2018. Prime dates fill quickly.

Generously donated by Rick Devlin.

Restrictions:Date to be mutually agreed upon

18 A WALLOWA EXPERIENCEJOSEPH, OREGON

Tucked away, in the far northeastern corner of Oregon is a true gem that many west-siders have never been able to experience – the Wallowas. The mountains that bear the name, rise from a beautiful, fertile plain in snow-capped splendor. Enjoy a stay at the historic Wallowa Lake Lodge. Its cozy rooms and cabins provide lodging for two to five people and your gift certificate will easily fund up to a three night stay, depending upon the season and room category that you choose. The village at Wallowa Lake also offers a marina, horse rentals, mini-golf and the incredible Wallowa Lake Tramway. There are plenty of activities and outdoor adventures for all!

The Wallowa Experience includes:• $700 gift certificate for a 2-3 night stay at the Wallowa Lake Lodge• $140 gift certificate for the Wallowa Lake Tramway• Eastern Oregon tourism information packet

Generously donated by the 7th grade families at Valley Catholic Middle School.

Restrictions: No smoking, no pets. Advance reservations required. Tram operates late May – early October. Wallowa Lake lodge cabins open year round. Lodge rooms available May – October.

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19 PRINCIPALLY AWESOME FOR A DAY! AN APPOINTMENT WITH DESTINY

Your child is destined for greatness - just like Principal Krista Jacobson! Your child will rise to the occasion and serve with honor as the Elementary School Principal for a day.

Your child will:

• Greet everyone at the front doors in the morning with Principal Jacobson.

• Make the morning announcements

• Receive an official badge with id photo and lanyard

• Invite a friend to dine with him/her and Principal Jacobson in the teacher’s lunchroom. Lunch will be ordered from a restaurant of your choice

• Choose a lunch item to place on the school lunch menu for the next month

• Get to announce an extra recess for your class!

• Reap the reward of Principal Jacobson doing your homework in one of your classes

• Receive an album of photos from his/her special day

Generously donated by Valley Catholic School and Mrs. Jacobson.

20 WALLA WALLA, WASHINGTONMARCUS WHITMAN HOTEL | WALLA WALLA WINERIES

The name Walla Walla means “many waters,” and it highlights the rivers and aquifers that provide so abundantly for those who discover this valley and its rich legacy. Walla Walla represents some of the best of the Pacific Northwest wine industry. The valley has been a regional agricultural hub for more than a century. Nearly 3,000 acres of prime vineyards and more than 100 remarkable wineries are just the most recent expression of its rich farming heritage. Your stay in the heart of historic downtown Walla Walla at the Marcus Whitman Hotel, will put you just steps from restaurants, boutique shops, neighborly cafés, and tempting tasting rooms.

Your Walla Walla getaway includes:

• 3 day/2 night stay at the historic Marcus Whitman Hotel

• $100 gift card toward on-site dining

• Private 3-hour tasting tour with d’Vine Wine Tours

• Washington Wine Passport

• Wine touring and tasting information

Generously donated by the families of the Class of 2019.

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21 THE ULTIMATE MVP EXPERIENCEHILLSBORO HOPS

Take me out to the ball game, and while I’m there, make me a Hops MVP! This once in a lifetime experience at Ron Tonkin Field will leave you and your special guests with incredible memories of the game where you threw out the ceremonial first pitch and met the players in the dugout. Whether a fan or a player, this is one experience you’ll never forget, so make sure you don’t balk at bidding on this package!

Your Ultimate MVP Experience includes:

• Four Diamond Club tickets

• Ceremonial First Pitch

• Line-up card delivery with Manager

• 2017 Team Signed Bat

• Pre-Game tour with Hops GM & opportunity to meet players in dugout.

• 2 Hops Baseball Hats & Hillsboro Hops T-Shirts

Generously donated by the Hillsboro Hops, and K.L. and Lauren Wombacher

Restrictions: Excludes Opening Day, fireworks nights and any 2018 playoff games. Subject to availability. No cash value. No exchanges. Must redeem at Hops front office at least 3 days prior to game date. NOT redeemable at Box Office or over the phone.

22 A “TREE-TOP” ADVENTURE CAVE JUNCTION, OREGON

Look forward to getting out and about at the “Treehouse Treesort” in southern Oregon. Enjoy two nights of accommodations in your choice of treehouse at this unique property. Start your day with the hearty breakfast, then choose from a variety of activities on-site. Spend the day on zip-lines, the giant Tarzan swing, horseback riding, hiking and enjoying arts and crafts.

This incredible family adventure package also includes admission for four to the Wildlife Safari park in nearby Winston, Oregon.

Your treehouse experience includes -

• Gift certificate for two nights lodging for a family of four at the Treehouse Treesort

• Daily breakfast

• Additional funds to provide for on-site activities

Generously donated by the 6th grade families at Valley Catholic Middle School.

Restrictions: Not redeemable for cash. No pets allowed.

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GonsalezAristotle & Kathy QuintosJaved Rahman & Hajra TariqGuru & Anitha RajRamadurai Rajagopal & Srikrupa

RamaduriRallison CellarsRaghuvir Ramachandran & Hamsa

SubramanianSid Ramachandran & Tulasi SiddharthaShane & Meghan RandallFrank & Kathy RandolphRanjith Kumar & Archana RanjithLakshaman Rao & Christi UshaVikas & Sangeetha RaoZacary Raschke & Stephanie EllisMichael & Hue Rech

RedTail Golf CenterDon & Sarah ReidAdam & Edith ReineckerMark Reis & Melissa Senn-ReisRex Hill WineryRevolution ParkourGreg RewersRiver DriftersMark D. & Jennifer L. RobbinsMatthew & Melissa RochaPatrick & Mary RockfordVictor Rodriguez & Christine GuentherSteve & Kathleen RogersRoses Glassworks Art Glass SchoolSarah & Loyal RothMario Roxas & Paola PeiranoMark & Fara SabahiAri Sabet & Nooshin RahimiAshutosh Sagar &Garima GautamZaheer & Sameeha SaitDenise Salazar & PJ OshiroJesse & Sara SampsonAlfred & Rita SangilGary H. & Ann M. SatterfieldSteven & Kristin SawreyRocky & Danette ScalesCraig & Jennifer SchoenJoseph & Nora SchreckKurt & Sheryl Schultheis

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Matthew & Laura SchultzRakesh & Tracie SemenchalamSujoy Sen & Sulakshana NathJim & Julie SherwinRyan Shields & Kyla SchreiberShoot 360Satish & Priyanka ShrimaliJeff & Terry ShrumSiltstone Wines LLCShaun SimonsJessica SimsRavindra Singh & Amrita SehgalKrishnakanth Sistla & Vani GoudaGarret Sitenga & Kristine Lamendola-

SitengaSkamania County Historical Society &

Columbia Interpretive CenterJohn Skinta & Dayna GrajewskiSky High SportsKory & Kate SlaytonThomas & Laura SmithNick & Kim SmithShawn Smith & Kristin Vosberg-SmithNikhil & Noreen SoaresSokol Blosser WineryJuan-Pier & Michelle SpampinatoBrian & Monica SpanglerBrad & Sarah SpieringSport ClipsJohn & Heather SpriggSr. Charlene HerinckxAnthony & Gale StacchiTim & Valerie Stecher

Mark Stone & Chin SongJayson & Elizabeth StrayerMichelle StrearEkan Subramanian & Joyanthi

AlphonesMunzer & Emily SukhunAndreas Sunardi & Youngkun ParkSunset LanesBabak Tabrizian & Pardis MehrassaTy & Valarie TakayamaSukhbinder Takhar & Ravjot KaurJason & Stella TanVictor Tapia & Linda OsunaDavid & Howcy TaylorMichael & Peggy Shane TaylorDaniel & Quidad TazoNeysa K Terry-GrayRick & Stacey TetzloffPaul & Tatyana ThalhoferTue Than & Ann HoSunil & Gita ThanikThe Circuit Bouldering GymThe Gym-NestThe OilerieThe Painted HouseThe Wellstone Group, LLCSiegfried & Maria ThomaFr. Richard ThompsonShawn & Megan ThomsonRonald & Beverly TiedemannTimberline LodgeGener & Pamela ToledoMinh & Nina Ton

Tone FitnessSompong TongsakTY & Lynnette TraboshMan Tran & Cecilia NguyenTree to Tree Adventure ParkTan Truong & Tami NguyenTin & My-Phuong TruongTualatin RiverkeepersPaolo Tubito & Sam Frearson-TubitoPeter & Erika TuengeTumwater VineyardUma Udate & Satyavathi ChinniDouglas & Jasmine UtbergBhaskar Uthanumalliah & Kirthika

BalakrishnanRupin & Sudha VakharwalaMark & Jacqueline Van HoomissenBenjamin & Mindy VanVleetMatthew & Chie VanderZandenEldos & Melanie VargheseChris & Betsy VellutoShyam & Jyoti VenkiteshMark & Valerie VickersVillaSport Athletic Club & SpaVista Hills VineyardsCamaron & Tamara VogtVictor Volkodav & Inna Stephanian-

VolkodavJames & Michelle VondenkampVincent Vu & Daiana BuiRandy Wan & Caroline SomadiWanderlust ToursCurt Ward & Jennifer Rychlik

Wallowa Lake TramwayDean Waters & Jeannie LouieJohn & Tamie WebberRichard & Mary Jane WeberHerbert & Stephanie WeihrauchDoug & Lora WellsJosh & Karin WeltmanLarry & Mary WesselmanWestside Dance & Gymnastics

Academy, Inc.David & Marychar WhiteMarkus & Tara WieserWildlife SafariWillamette Valley Soaring ClubWillamette Valley VineyardsCameron Williams & Shannon LynchJohn & Stacy WilliamsMark & Rory WilliamsonMichael & Jan WilsonCameron & Kelli WilsonJeff & Thuy WittstockEleni WoldeyesDr. Bruce WolfeMary Beth WolfeKL & Lauren WombacherJoseph & Sheryl WonderlickEric & Anjali WynkoopYun XuanDavid & Heidi YeeStanley Yee & Mei Po ChiuKuang Yoo & Christine MoayJohn & Miranda Zambon

THANK YOU VOLUNTEERS!

We are grateful for the volunteers who made this Gala possible by dedicating their time, energy, creativity and expertise. We are fortunate to have people in our school community who are willing to play a role in the success of the Gala, an event that impacts the lives of everyone at

Valley Catholic.

You are truly appreciated!

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GALA AUCTION RULESREGISTRATION• All bidders must register. You will be given an

identification number to use for all bidding. One number will be given per family unit or individual guest; if requested, a family unit may request to have individual numbers.

• Your signature on the registration form constitutes a legal contract to buy any item for which you are successful in bidding.

PURCHASING• All sales are final and there will be no exchange or

refund on items except where specified.

• Arrangements for dates for all trips and similar events are the sole responsibility of the purchaser. Unless specified, all certificates for trips expire on February 10, 2019, one year from the date of the Gala. Moreover, no refunds are permitted for canceled, lost or unused tickets and/or accommodations, or if the purchaser is unable to arrange a mutually agreeable date for the purchased trip or event.

• Values set forth are estimates only and are not warranted by the Valley Catholic Gala or the Sisters of St. Mary of Oregon Foundation (hereinafter “Gala Chair/Official”) for tax purposes or for general value. All items are sold “As Is.” The Gala Chair/Official assumes no responsibility for the correctness of item description.

• Due to local liquor control laws, restaurant certificates do not include alcoholic beverages, unless otherwise stated.

• Gift certificates not on display in baskets will be held at the check-out desk. They may be collected from retrieval when you check out.

• Payment for winning bids at the Silent or Live Auction must be made by cash, check (payable to Valley Catholic Gala), or credit card (VISA, MasterCard, American Express, or Discover). Payment in full is mandatory no later than 10:30 p.m. the night of the auction. Items too large to be taken home the night of the auction may be picked up the following Tuesday between noon and 5 p.m. at the Gala Office at the rear of the SSMO Convent, unless other arrangements are made with the Gala Chair/Official.

• Unless otherwise specified, all items and services purchased at the Gala will expire on February 10, 2019.

• The Gala is run in accordance with the Oregon State law regarding auction sales. The specific statute applying to auctions can be found at Oregon Revised Statutes 72.3280.

SILENT AUCTION• All items in the Silent Auction have bid sheets on the

table in front of them. Items are located on the tables around the room. Persons desiring to bid must do so by legibly writing their bid number, full name and amount of bid in the spaces provided.

• Bid raises must be in the minimum amounts specified on the bid sheet. If the minimum bid is not observed, the bid is void. The Gala Chair/Official will make the final determination of the successful bidder

on any written auction item. If a subsequent bid is disqualified or otherwise stricken for any reason prior to the closing of bidding, the last, highest bid on the bid sheet will be deemed the successful bid.

• Some Silent Auction items may have designated “guaranteed bid” amounts. A bidder may choose to bypass all competitive bidding by paying the specified guaranteed bid listed on the bottom of the bid sheet. To do so, the bidder writes his/her bid number and name on the line next the guaranteed bid price. An Gala Chair/Official will draw a line across the entire bid sheet to indicate that the item is no longer available for bidding.

• Under no circumstances may a bid sheet be removed except by the Gala Chair/Official.

• Announcements will be made prior to the closing. The closing bid certified by an Gala Chair/Official will constitute the winning bid. The Silent Auction will close at 6:20 p.m. The “Super” Silent area will close at 6:40 p.m. At that time, all bidding will end in the section being closed and no more writing is allowed on bid sheets in that section.

MINI-LIVE AUCTION• Grade Projects will be featured in a special portion

of the evening called the Mini-Live. Announcements warning that the Mini-Live is about to begin will be made during the silent auction between 6:20 p.m. and 6:40 p.m. Then, at 6:45 the Mini-Live Auction will begin. The auctioneer will begin the oral bidding process. All Grade Projects will be sold during the Mini-Live PRIOR to the Live Auction.

• Grade projects are exclusive to the Gala. No projects may be requested, created, copied or sold after the event without consulting a Gala Official.

LIVE AUCTION• Live Auction bidding will begin at approximately

7:30 p.m. and will continue until all items have been auctioned. Live Auction items are described in the Gala catalog.

• Under Oregon law regarding auctions, a sale at auction is complete when the auctioneer so announces by lowering the gavel, or in any other customary manner. Therefore, once the gavel falls, the purchase is complete and the auction item has been purchased by the bidder. All sales are final and there will be no exchange or refund on an item except where specified.

• To bid, the purchaser raises his/her bidder number high so it can be seen easily. It will be acknowledged by one of the spotters; then the purchaser may lower

it until he/she wishes to bid again.

• Bidding order of Live Auction items is subject to change after the publication of Gala catalog.

• No duplicate items may be offered in the Live Auction, unless authorized by the donor, in person or prior to bidding.

GOLDEN TICKET RAFFLE • Valley Catholic Golden Ticket raffle is held in strict

accordance with Oregon state law and guidelines provided by the Oregon Department of Justice. Ticket purchasers must be at least 18 years old.

• Golden Ticket Raffle: Guests may purchase a Golden Ticket; no more than 100 tickets will be sold at $100 each. The winning ticket will be drawn on stage just prior to the Live Auction. The winner will choose from all Live Auction packages. The method of payment toward the chosen package will appear as “Golden Ticket” in the payment section of the winner’s receipt. Once the winner has chosen the package and the Live Auction has begun, no changes will be allowed by the winner. Winner may forfeit the prize and donate the package back to the auction to be sold during the Live Auction. The Golden Ticket winner’s signature will be required for recording purposes.

PROXY BIDDING• Bids may be made in absentia via the proxy bid form

provided by the Gala Office and available on the auction website. Proxy bids are applicable for Live, Mini Live and Silent Auction packages. Silent Auction items with guaranteed bids are exempt from Proxy bidding. Proxy bid sheets must be received in the Gala office no later than Thursday, February 8 at 5 p.m. Proxy Bidders will be represented by a Gala official during the bidding process.

• Bidders may submit absentee bids for sign-up parties, but those bids will not be entered on the sign-up sheets until after the Silent Auction has closed and all bidders present at the Gala have had an opportunity to purchase spots.

WARRANTY• The Gala Chair/Official, Auctioneer, Seller or Donor

may not give any warranty, express or implied, as to the quality of the description of the property listed for sale in the announcement concerning the sale. In addition, the Gala Chair/Official, Auctioneer, Seller or Donor is not liable for the quality of the property listed for sale in the announcement or for any faulty description thereof, in any advertisement, catalog or other medium employed for announcing the sale. Purchaser shall not be entitled to damages, recession or any other remedy on account of the quality of the property listed for sale in the announcement or the faulty description of the property.

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