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CENTRUM |
creativity in community
CENTRUM GALA & AUCTION
SATURDAY • OCT. 24TH 2015 • 5:30 PM
THE COMMONS AT FORT WORDEN
PRESENTED BY:
Thank You
to All Our Sponsors
TULALIP TRIBES
CHARITABLE FUND
Cover Artwork by Nancy Olson Van Allen
~ Vincent Van Gogh
Welcome to Starry, Starry Night, Centrum’s
festive 42nd Anniversary Gala!
Please don’t forget to purchase tickets for your opportunity to win a seven day cruise on Holland America! One
lucky winner will walk away tonight with this trip of a
lifetime.
While we think of our sparkling artist communities, yearround, as our constellations, tonight you are our stars! Our
talented performers and participants guide our actions
and motivate us in our long-term mission to stay on course
in delivering our unrivaled programs. With your support,
we bring multiple generations together to celebrate our
nation’s shared heritage and traditions.
This evening is also the result of the hard work, dedication and commitment of nearly 100 volunteers led by our
2015 Gala co-chairs, Jo Ann Bussa and Gigi Callaizakis.
Please join us in thanking them, their volunteer committee
members, our most generous presenting sponsor, Kitsap
Bank, auctioneer Laura Michalek—and all of our Board
(especially Cindy McBride!) and staff as we celebrate our
achievements together!
With your generous and thoughtful help tonight, you’ll
ensure that Centrum’s programs will continue to positively
change lives. We are here to celebrate 42 years of extraordinary enrichment.
Thank you all for your continued support, and here’s
to everlasting years of life-changing programs at
Centrum!
Tonight’s Gala is a chance for you to show your support of
Centrum and its mission. We encourage you to bid generously; motivated by knowing that 100% of what you bid
helps Centrum and the thousands of workshop students
and adults that we serve.
We are especially thrilled to share our evening with a special talent from the Chicago area and a former high-school
participant in Jazz Port Townsend, Alexis Lombre. Alexis’
story moves us on so many levels, and we’re proud to see
her flourish in her first year of college this fall.
Tonight we reflect upon these 42 years with gratitude
to all those who brought us to where we are today. We
also look forward to the incredible potential of Centrum’s
on-going programs and the possibility of new and exciting
ventures. With your help this evening, Centrum will fulfill
its potential and continue to offer transformative creative
experiences for next year and beyond.
This gala is particularly important to emerging artists,
young and old, who cannot otherwise afford to experience
what we offer without financial assistance. Your special
participation in tonight’s auction and “Fund-a-Need” segment supports our annual programs and scholarships for
these artists.
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Carla Main
Robert A. Birman
President, Board of Directors
Executive Director
Your Evening
CONTENTS
5:30 PM — RECEPTION
Libations, signature aperitif and appetizers
Presenting Sponsor - Kitsap Bank. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . p. 4
Early Bird and Silent Auctions
Auctioneer, Photographer & Gala Musician. . . . . . . . . . . p. 6
Raffle Ticket Sales
Centrum’s Programs. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . p. 7
Scarf Sales
THE AUCTION
Music by Alexis Lombre
Auction Rules. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . p. 10
Early Bird Items. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . p. 12
7:00 PM — DINNER
Silent Auction One . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . p. 16
Delicious meal selected and prepared by
Fort Worden’s Chef Lou Bair
Silent Auction Two. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . p. 30
Live Auction with
Auctioneer Laura Michalek
Premier Desserts. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . p. 44
Live Auction. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . p. 46
Raffle Drawing
Culinary Frenzy. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . p. 50
Live Auction. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . p. 54
Shopping Frenzy. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . p. 58
Live Auction. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . p. 60
Board of Directors and Staff. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . p. 64
Menu. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . p. 65
Signature Scarf . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . p. 66
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Thank You!
The Centrum Board of Directors and staff thank the volunteers, donors, advertisers, sponsors, and guests who make this evening
possible. We are especially grateful to our Starry, Starry Night Committee—an effective, hard-working and intelligent team!
GALA CO-CHAIRS
Gigi Callaizakis and JoAnn Bussa
GALA COMMITTEE CHAIRS
Acquisitions
Sarah Hadlock & Ashley Richmond
Audience Development
Gary Kennedy and Cindy McBride
Desserts
Amy Tidball & JoAnn Bussa
General Décor
Dena Jones
Auction Display
Una Anderson & Dawn Mohrbacher
Advertisements
Megan Claflin
T H A N K Y O U TO OUR GALA TABLE HOSTS!
Tim & Harline Moyer
Bob Alexander & Kathleen Devon
Port Townsend Paper Co.
John & Pam Begley
Cindy & Ken McBride
Terry Bergeson
Leah Mitchell & Nancy McLachlan
The Business Guides
Jesse & Dawn Mohrbacher
Gigi Callaizakis & Steve Moore
Aldryth & Brian O’Hara
Jeanie Cardon & Richard Clayton
Homer Smith, III
Gretchen & Michael Chesley
Bickie Steffan
John & Judy Chiles
Karen & Mark Clemens
Kitsap Bank
Marilynne Urquhart
Jim & Jeanne Costello
Sally Warren & Jeff Jackson
Robin & Dave Ditzler
Dave Robison & Sheila Westerman
Karen & Malcolm Harris
John & Kathy Wilcox
Gary Kennedy
Jan Kennedy & Charles Beauchamp
Volunteer Chair
Sue Cook
Paul Lytle
Carla Main & Brad West
ACQUISITIONS TEAM
Robert Alexander
Una Anderson
Eva Bennett
Terry Bergeson
Rob Birman
JoAnn Bussa
Gigi Callaizakis
Jeanie Cardon
Karen Clemens
Jim Costello
RobinDitzler
Cindy Finnie
Steve Fetter
Carla Main
Cindy McBride
Cynthia McNulty
Dawn Mohrbacher
Bickie Steffan
John Wilcox
AND TO ALL THE VOLUNTEERS WHO ARE
WORKING THE GALA THIS EVENING:
Thank You!
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C E N T R U M
G A L A
P R E S E N T I N G
S P O N S O R
Your Local Community Bank
Our friendly, knowledgeable bankers are ready to assist you with all of your financial needs.
Kitsap Bank has six convenient locations on the Olympic Peninsula:
Steadfast Partners
Kitsap Bank remains your true local
bank that cares about its customers
and communities.
Susan Whitmire
Vice President
Commercial
Loan Officer
Port Townsend
Loan Office
Dominic Svornich
Operations Manager
Port Townsend
Branch
We are a stabilizing force in the
community, providing leadership not
only for finances but also in giving
back. Dedicated to bettering the lives
of citizens in our area, we support over
100 local events and have donated over
$1.25 million in the last six years.
Port Angeles Branch
Sequim Branch
Port Ludlow Branch
Port Hadlock
616 Front St.
1320 W.
Washington St.
74 Breaker Lane
69 Oak Bay Rd.
Building long-term relationships is a
commitment that everyone at Kitsap
Bank takes very seriously. These
personal, in-touch relationships are
possible due to our unparalleled team
of bankers, which spans five Western
Washington counties. Their years of
experience, dedication, and willingness
to try new approaches gives Kitsap
Bank the flexibility and expertise to
forge hard-working relationships.
Port Townsend
Branch
Port Townsend
Loan Office
2313 East Sims Way
215 Taylor St.
www.kitsapbank.com
800-283-5537
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AUCTIONEER
GALA MUSICIAN
Nurtured by programs
sponsored by the Jazz
Institute of Chicago since elementary
school, young jazz pianist
Alexis Lombre is making
her way onto Chicago’s
jazz scene. A student of
pianists Steve Million
and the iconic Willie Pickens, she has performed
with former Jazz Messengers, guitarist Bobby Broom and alto saxophonists, Bobby Watson and Donald Harrison; the Corey Wilkes
Quintet; pianist and Ravinia Festival CEO, Welz Kauffman, and with
drummer, Charles “Rick” Heath IV. Alexis has performed around the
city as a four-time Ravinia Jazz Scholar; a former student in the CPS
Advanced Arts-Gallery 37 Jazz program that is partnered with the
Thelonious Monk Institute of Jazz; as a representative of the Jazz Institute of Chicago’s Jazz Links Student Council and, as the leader of
the Alexis Lombre Trio/Quartet. She did all this while completing her
senior year at Whitney M. Young Magnet High school.
Fundraising
Auctioneer
Laura Michalek still relies
on the endurance and discipline she possessed when
at the age of 15, she was
the first female winner of
the Chicago Marathon.
While Ms. Michalek has hardly missed a day of running since then, it’s
this intention to excel at what she loves that is most evident. “To me
Auctioneering is about giving a lot of yourself, before and during the
event, in a way that most folks wouldn’t expect.” Her style, fundraising insight, and commitment to her clients, and their mission, not only
sets her apart, but has created a career beyond Ms. Michalek’s wildest dreams. “I’ve always been deeply interested in how non-profits I
care about are going to sustain themselves, so it is nothing less than a
thrill to know I can personally and professionally be part of that.” For
15 years prior to becoming a full time Fundraising Professional, Ms.
Michalek owned and operated several nationally recognized vintage
modern furniture stores in Seattle. “My critical eye, intuition, and energy level has been pretty consistent all these years, so whenever I
set out to do something, it’s the same set of skills, just a slightly more
developed new chapter.” As the youngest winner in the history of the
Chicago Marathon, it has not been lost on Ms. Michalek that this experience informed her whole life. “When I start Auctioneering, it’s like
being in the starting block all over again, and I still set out to win, however this time it’s for the organization I’m representing.”
Alexis performed solo, the National Anthem, opening the main stage
for the final day of the 35th Annual Chicago Jazz Festival for the Jimmy Heath Quintet, Robert Glasper Experiment and Donald Harrison
Quintet. As bandleader of The Alexis Lombre Trio/Quartet she has
also performed around Chicago in the City of Chicago’s “Made in Chicago Jazz Series” in Millennium Park, the Hyde Park Jazz Festival, the
Bucktown Art Festival’s New Jazz Roots Stage, the Hyde Park Jazz
Society’s Sundays at Room 43, the Trinity UCC Jazzapalooza Jazz
Festival, the University of Chicago’s David & Reva Logan Center for
the Arts’ Third Tuesday Jazz Series and, in the “Charles Heath Presents: Jazzin on the SouthSide” series.
JOEL ROGERS PHOTOGRAPHY
Joel Rogers is a Seattle/Port Townsend-based stock photographer,
photojournalist and author who has spent 31 years photographing
and writing about adventure travel, outdoor sports, world trade and
environmental themes. Joel specializes in writing and photographing
books including the award-winning The Hidden Coast, Coastal Adventures from Alaska to Mexico by WestWinds Press, British Columbia
- Vancouver by Insight Guides, Watertrail, The Hidden Path through
Puget Sound by Sasquatch Books, and Seattle by Graphic Arts Center.
Alexis was one of two inaugural recipients of the 2014 Ken Chaney
Memorial Scholarship to attend summer jazz camps. She also received the Luminarts Cultural Foundation’s 2014 Jazz Improvisation Competition’s People Choice Award and the 2nd Place Award
for High School Honorees; the Individual 3rd Place “2014 Heroes In
the ‘Hood” Award, given to Chicago teenagers making a difference in
their community; and the Jazz Institute of Chicago’s 2012-13 Kiewit-Wang Mentorship Award for private study with jazz pianist, Willie
Pickens.
Joel will be taking arrival photos and candid shots at the Gala.
Post-gala, go to www.centrum.org to view the results and download
your favorite images.
Alexis was awarded a scholarship to attend Centrum’s Jazz Port
Townsend in 2014 and 2015. She’ll share her story with us tonight.
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CENTRUM PROGRAMS
Port Townsend
Writers’
Conference
Voice Works
Erin Belieu,
Artistic Director
There is nothing quite as personal as using one’s own voice to express
music. Voice Works celebrates singing – at every level – as a means of
building community and honoring musical traditions. The workshop
draws exceptional faculty as well as participants from throughout
the U.S. This year, Voice Works featured Jennifer Scott and Pharis
Romero, from British Columbia; Pamela Bertoli, La Familia Govea,
and Moira Smiley from California; Cathy Jordan from Ireland; Cedric
Watson from Louisiana; Caleb Klauder and Reeb Willms from Oregon; Elizabeth LaPrelle from Virginia; and Laurel Bliss, Casey MacGill
and Eli West from Washington. The annual polka dot dance and live
simulcast of our summer-opening concert on KPTZ make this week
something special!
Since 1974, the Port Townsend Writers’ Conference has provided
writers of all levels with rigorous craft instruction and egalitarian
community in a nurturing environment. Whether writers come to
create new work, to rethink and revise existing work, or whether
they simply desire to be refreshed and renewed in the writing life, the
Port Townsend Writers’ Conference is the central heart of the Pacific
Northwest literary scene.
In 2015, the Port Townsend Writers’ Conference returned to its legendary ten-day model, which was in place from 1974 to 2004. Artistic Director Erin Belieu, Luis Urrea, Lisa Norris, Joseph Stroud, Kim
Addonizio, Gary Copeland Lilley, Jimmy Kimbrell, Skip Horack, Pam
Houston, Claire Davis and others transformed the inspirational environment of Fort Worden into a supportive, craft-oriented community
built around helping each writer take the next step or steps in their
writing life.
The Festival
of American
Fiddle Tunes
Jazz Port
Townsend
John Clayton,
Artistic Director
Suzy Thompson,
Artistic Director
This year’s Festival represented a multiplicity of styles from three different countries and nine regions of the United States. What a way to
spend the week - living, learning, and jamming with masters of a wide
variety of fiddling styles and, most importantly, being in community
with the bearers of fiddle traditions. Artistic Director Suzy Thompson drew more than 30 faculty members to the workshop, including
Kristian Bugge, Morten Alfred Hoirup, and Sonnich Lydom from Denmark; Kinnon and Betty Lou Beaton from Cape Breton, Nova Scotia;
Lisa Ornstein, Andre Marchand and Normand Miron from Quebec;
and and Louisiana Cajuns Anya Burgess, Kristi Guillory and Christine
Balfa and friends. They brought to life the art and the soul of community-based fiddle music.
After 39 years, Jazz Port Townsend is still going strong as one of
the oldest and most respected Jazz workshops in the nation. Artistic Director John Clayton orchestrated a week-long opportunity
for participants to meet other excellent musicians, soak up a week
of jazz in a seaside paradise, and leave as a better musician. In 2015
we welcomed an all-star faculty led by Benny Green, George Cables,
Terell Stafford, Regina Carter, Matt Wilson, Romero Lubambo, Sachal
Vasandani and many more. Centrum continues to draw the greats to
this workshop and to provide life-changing educational experiences
to participants.
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CENTRUM PROGRAMS
Port Townsend
Acoustic Blues
Festival
Centrum
Artist
Residencies
Jerron Paxton,
Artistic Director
For over 30 years, since 1980, artists from around the world have
come to Centrum seeking the opportunity to retreat into nature
and focus on their art while having the resources to support their art
and to meet their daily needs. Open to individuals or groups in all art
genres, this program provides an ideal location of tranquility and natural beauty nestled in Fort Worden and yet has accessibility to amenities at the park and in downtown Port Townsend.
New Artistic Director Jerron Paxton invited players from regions
where pre-war country blues originated—Piedmont, the Delta, Mississippi Hill Country, New Orleans, Texas and more—to the largest
country blues gathering in the nation. Alice Stuart, Andy Cohen,
Beareather Reddy, Cyd Smith, Gene Taylor, Jerie Choi, Lightnin’
Wells, Michael Jerome Browne, Phil Wiggins, Samuel James, The
Sherman Holmes Project with Brooks Long and Cora Harvey Armstrong, Terry Waldo, Tom Feldmann and others offered an immersion
in the African American history and traditions from which blues has
grown. Capacity crowds enjoyed a Rag, Blues and Zydeco Dance,
Acoustic Blues Showcase and Blues in the Clubs.
Centrum is now in the second year of its initiative to support artists
at the beginning of their career trajectory. The Emerging Artists Residency is a month-long residency with housing, studio space and a
stipend provided to 6 visual artists. The month-long residency takes
place October 19-November 16, 2015.
Finalists are selected through an invitation only process. Centrum’s
residency program manager, Martha Worthley, contacts educators
from throughout the Northwest, Alaska and Canada to nominate artists who have graduated from a fine arts program within the last five
years. The nominated artists are then invited to apply.
Young
Artists
Project
Centrum’s Young Artists Project (YAP) offers dynamic creative experiences for elementary, middle and high school students. The Young
Artists Project brings professional artist faculty to present workshops, exhibits, and performances that engage young artists in the
world of arts and ideas, promote creative risk-taking; and teach best
professional practices. These vital, contemporary artists guide and
inspire young participants to immerse themselves in the arts—practicing, listening, conversing, drawing, sculpting, painting, dancing, performing, writing, and reading—while in residence at Fort Worden’s
barracks. The workshops include Explorations (Grades 7-9); Tales,
Texts and Theater for Blue Heron Middle School (Grade 7); Water
World (Grades 5-6); Advanced High School Writers’ Studio (Grades
9-12); and DANCE This! at Centrum (Grades 9-12).
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CENTRUM PROGRAMS
Port Townsend
Chamber Music
Festival
Brazilian
Choro
Lucinda Carver,
Artistic Director
The Brazilian musical style of Choro represents the coming together
of European melodic and harmonic traditions with African rhythms
and sensibilities. Emerging in Brazil in the middle of the nineteenth
century, Choro is a cousin of jazz, with a sense of yearning that is
often described as a “sweet lament.” Choro is a great way for both
jazz and classically oriented musicians to meet on common ground.
There are written charts with lovely and lively melodies accessible to
any competent player. There’s also room for improvisation, and in a
vein that’s a great way for classical musicians to expand their skills in
this. In 2015 we welcomed Anat Cohen, Dudu Maia, three-time Latin
Grammy nominee Jovino Santos Neto, Douglas Lora, Alexandre Lora
and Eduardo Neves as artist faculty and featured performers!
Under the guidance of Artistic Director Lucinda Carver, Port
Townsend Chamber Music Festival exists to showcase the brilliant
talent of many of the world’s finest classical artists along with the top
echelon of most promising young talents in the field today. The intimacy and warmth of the Joseph F. Wheeler Theater at Fort Worden
provides an ideal venue for our dynamic performances and master
classes. Following the huge success of our inaugural residency with
the Enso Quartet in 2015, Centrum is excited to welcome the Calder
Quartet as “Ensemble in Residence” for our 2016 workshop. Two
emerging quartets and two accomplished and aspiring pianists will
be invited as participants for this unique and immersive experience.
Come and experience chamber music at its highest level.
Port Townsend
Ukulele Festival
Marianne Brogan,
Artistic Director
Now in its third consecutive year of sold-out events, the Centrum
Ukulele Festival rocks! Artistic Director Marianne Brogan and 20
world-class faculty—Del Rey, Brook Adams, Casey MacGill, Francis
Doo, The Canote Brothers, Jim D’Ville, Stu Fuchs, Heidi Swedberg,
Daniel Ward, Sarah Maisel and Craig Chee, Gerald Ross, Joel Eckhaus, Ralph Shaw, Jason Arimoto, Nani Edgar, Cathy Fink and Marcy
Marxer and Aaron Keim—are feeding the huge demand among uke
players from all parts of the USA. So good we had to do it twice in
2015!
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Auction Rules 2015
11. Centrum has attempted to describe and catalog all items correctly, “as is, where is.” Centrum neither warrants nor represents, and in no event shall be responsible for the correctness
of descriptions, authorship, or condition of items.
CENTRUM GALA AUCTION GENERAL RULES
1. Unless otherwise noted, all goods and services must be claimed
and used within one year of the auction date.
2. Upon entry, each guest receives a bid card. To bid in the silent
auction, write your bid number clearly on the silent auction bid
form. To bid in the live auction, hold your bid card up high, with
the number toward the auctioneer. By bidding in the live or silent
auction each bidder agrees to these auction rules.
12. Each person issued a bid number (bidder) assumes all risks and
hazards related to the auction and items obtained at the auction
and agrees to hold harmless all parties connected with the auction from any liability arising therefrom.
3. A bid acknowledged in the live auction by the auctioneer is a legal contract to purchase the item. In the silent auction, designation by the silent auction official of the bid you have written is a
legal contract to purchase that item.
SILENT AUCTION
1. B
id by writing your bid number on the form opposite the amount
you want to bid. We ask you to press firmly, as you will be making
two copies. The next bidder must bid the next higher amount to
be successful.
4. Winning bidders may pay for their items at the conclusion of the
live auction. If you sign up for “Express Pay” at the beginning of
the evening, purchases will be charged to your account. Payment
in full is mandatory at the auction.
2. You do not have to take the next available bid amount, but
may skip ahead to find the amount you really want to bid.
5. Except for “per person” bidding, auction items are awarded to
one purchaser only. A purchaser wishing to split the payment for
an auction item must collect individual payments from the other
bidders sharing in the cost and present them to the cashiers at
the time of payment for the item.
3. To ensure your purchase of an item, write your bid number
opposite the amount labeled “GUARANTEED PURCHASE”
and you own the item. Bidding on that item is concluded.
4. You may bid on any silent auction item until the section is closed.
Bidding will close at the time announced or posted.
6. All purchases are final and there will be no exchanges or refunds
on items unless otherwise noted.
LIVE AUCTION
You may bid in the Live Auction by holding your bid card up high, with
the number toward the auctioneer. Either the auctioneer or bid spotter can accept your bid. Please note that some items, for large groups,
will be bid PER PERSON. Each couple has two bid cards, and you must
raise a card for each person bidding to attend one of these events.
7. We will gladly accept your payment by currency, check, Visa or
MasterCard, but Centrum benefits if you pay in cash or by check.
Please make your check payable to Centrum.
8. Centrum reserves the right to add or withdraw, without notice,
items to or from the auction.
9. Purchaser may claim the certificate(s) from the certificate table
and pick up items from the designated volunteers in each section by showing the “Paid” receipt. Certificates will be delivered
to “Express Pay” guests.
10. Reservations for trips, dinners and vacation accommodations must be mutually arranged unless otherwise noted.
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Early Bird items
#1001
3 Hours of Professional
Housecleaning!
Donor: Donna Doney and
Townsend Bay Properties
Value:$75
#1002
First full-price bid takes it!
#1007
#1008
Donor: Park Place Grooming &
Sheila Westerman
Value:$60
#1004
2 Hours of Massage Therapy
#1005
Haircut by Evie
at Izadora’s Day Salon
Donor: Evie Huntingford
Value:$35
Dog Townsend
Donor: Sheila Westerman &
Park Place Grooming
Value:$30
#1013
#1014
75-Minute Shiatsu Session
Donor: Connie Segal’s
Skin Care Studio
Value:$75
Japanese acupressure massage
Donor: Terry Wagner
Value:$80
#1011
Ultra Glow Body Scrub—New
Clients Only!
Ultra Glow Body Scrub using
Glow Natural Skin Care products.
Donor: Dog Townsend
Value:$100
#1010
UPS on Sims Way
Donor: UPS Store
Value:$25
For daycare or boarding.
Haircut by Mariah at Izadora’s Day
Salon
Donor: Mariah Kimmel
Value:$35
#1006
#1009
Shellac Manicure by Shawna at
Izadora’s Day Salon
Donor: Shawnna Swanson
Value:$35
Sogno di Vino, Poulsbo
Donor: Angela Scott &
Sogno di Vino
Value:$20
Doggy Haircut from Park Place
Grooming
For breeds under 50 pounds,
at a convenient downtown Port
Townsend location.
An Italian restaurant and wine
bar in historic downtown Poulsbo and straight from the heart
of Tuscany.
Complete Grooming for One Dog
Donor: Savinka Vajler
Value:$65
#1012
Donor: Jenny Maxwell
Value:$70
For breeds under 50 pounds.
#1003
One-Hour Eucalyptus Massage
#1015
Soak on the Sound
Pet Town
For salt water soaking.
Use at any one of 3 locations—
Port Townsend, Port Orchard
or Belfair.
Donor: Wren Farris and
Soak on the Sound
Value:$22
Donor: Pet Town
Value:$100
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Early Bird items
#1016
Soak on the Sound
#1020
For salt water soaking.
Quilt Cleaning
Jin Shin Jyutsu employs 26
safety energy locks along pathways that feed energy into the
body; points are held (through
firm placement of fingers and
hands) in a specific sequence
that facilitates opening of
energy channels and restores
balance. Leave with information
about simple flows to use for
self help.
Donor: Master Cleaners
Value:$35
Donor: Gigi Callaizakis
Value:$60
Donor: Wren Farris and
Soak on the Sound
Value:$22
#1017
Haircut at The Hair Studio
By Josie or Alicia
Donor: Josie Hauser
Value:$38
#1018
#1019
Jin Shin Jyutsu Session
Enneagram of Personality Typing
Session
A series of questions provide
me with insight into style and
world view; results include information and guidance on the
Enneagram that most closely
fits your responses. Comes with
2 books: The Essential Enneagram by David Daniels and Virginia Price, and Working With
Your Enneatype Using Essential
Oils by Gigi Callaizakis.
Donor: Gigi Callaizakis
Value:$75
#1021
2 One-Hour Massage
Therapy Sessions
Donor: Savinka Vajler
Value:$130
#1024
90-Minute Thai Massage
An ancient healing system
combining acupressure, Indian
Ayurvedic principles and assisted yoga postures.
Donor: Karyn Stillwell
Value$90
#1025
New Image Window Cleaning
For window cleaning or other
exterior home maintenance.
Jane Dough Gourmet Shortbread
An assortment of shortbread
cookies, gift packaged; may be
ordered in advance with specifications for favorite flavors OR
choose a gift basket or gift bags
of equal value.
#1022
#1023
Donor: Alan Hansen
Value:$100
#1026
Ground to Perfection, a Coffee Shop
Donor: Ground to Perfection
Value:$25
Donor: Jane Dough &
Gourmet Shortbread
Value:$30
#1027
DK Nails, Port Townsend
#1028
Ground to Perfection, a Coffee Shop
Donor: Ground to Perfection
Value:$25
Donor: DK Nails
Value:$50
Gear Head Deli and Plaid Pepper
Espresso in Quilcene
In-house smoked and fresh
meats and sandwiches, with
your favorite coffee drink.
Donor: Gear Head Deli and
Plaid Pepper Espresso
Value:$20
#1029
William James Bookseller
Donor: William James Bookseller
Value:$25
#1030
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PT Cyclery
Donor: PT Cyclery
Value:$20
Early Bird items
#1031
PT Cyclery
#1040
Donor: PT Cyclery
Value:$15
#1032
A Dozen Bagels from Metro Bagels
#1041
Donor: Metro Bagels
Value:$15
#1034
#1036
#1037
Donor: Annapurna Inn & Spa
Value:$100
Donor: Kasey Ellis
Value:$73
Wandering Wardrobe
#1042
90-Minute Massage by Kelly Larson
Celebrate, enjoy life and dress in
style in vintage custom clothing.
Healing Swedish or deep tissue
massage for body and spirit.
Donor: Wandering Wardrobe
Value:$25
Donor: Kelly Larson
Value:$85
The Cup
#1043
Costco Cash Card
Donor: Costco in Sequim
Value:$25
Doggy Haircut from Park Place
Grooming
For breeds under 50 pounds,
at a convenient downtown Port
Townsend location.
Donor: Park Place Grooming and
Sheila Westerman
Value:$30
#1046
Donor: Robin Sharon
Value:$100
#1047
Value:$100
#1048
Value:$100
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Annapurna Center for Self-Healing
Massage
Clients say that they birth
themselves into a new body and
mind as they explore healing
modalities that stand the test of
time.
Massage
time.
Massage
time.
Donor: Christa Pierson
Value:$65
#1044
Massage
With Robin Sharan, Director
of the Annapurna Center for
Self-Healing.
One Hour Massage by Christa
Pierson
Experienced, skilled, intuitive,
therapeutic and deeply relaxing
massage.
Donor: The Cup
Value:$30
#1039
Manicure and Mini Pedicure from
Posh Hair Salon and Day Spa
Donor: Metro Bagels
Value:$15
For breakfast and lunch.
#1038
Donor: Hadlock Vetinerary Clinic
and Ginny Johnson
Value:$110
Massage
time.
The best way to give tired hands
the moisture and attention
they deserve. Mini Pedicure
including massage and steamed
towels, combined with cuticle
grooming, shaping and polishing
the nails.
Donor: Metro Bagels
Value:$15
#1035
#1045
For your dog or cat.
Donor: Metro Bagels
Value:$15
#1033
Vet Check and 2 Immunizations by
Ginny Johnson
Value:$100
#1049
Haircut at Today’s Hair
Haircut includes shampoo & style.
Donor: Today’s Hair
Value:$35
Early Bird items
#1050
One VIP Club Card from C. I.
Shenanigans, Tacoma
Receive five free lunches or dinners with purchase of entrée, plus
a free appetizer.
Have your gift to The BOILER ROOM matched today!
DOUBLE YOUR IMPACT FOR THE COMMUNITY
All donations DOUBLED until
December 31, 2015.
Donor: C. I. Shenanigans
Value:$100
#1051
One VIP Club Card from C. I.
Shenanigans, Tacoma
The Boiler Room is a volunteer-operated
coffeehouse and social services hub
dedicated to building community by
providing a safe space for the growth
and improvement of individuals.
Receive five free lunches or dinners with purchase of entrée, plus
a free appetizer.
Donor: C. I. Shenanigans
Value:$100
Give now at www.ptbr.org or PO Box 1659 Port Townsend WA 98368
www.harrisonsfootwear.com
360.697.6029
Poulsbo Village Center
19689 7th Ave NE, Ste 159, Poulsbo WA
Monday - Friday 9:30-6:00
Saturday 9:30-5:00
Sunday 11:00-5:00
designed for walking
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#2001
Tommy Bahama Tropical Shirt
An Authorized Limited Edition
shirt, men’s size large, donated
to Centrum to support scholarships for participants in the
Port Townsend Acoustic Blues
Festival.
SECTION 1: GET DRESSED
#2005
#2006
Fresh water pearls with glass
and pewter beads—a necklace ,
bracelet and earrings designed
by Port Townsend artist Beverly
Saito.
#2003
#2004
#2007
Glass Bead and Lapis Lazuli
Necklace and Earrings
Donor: Shirley Moss
Value:$159
Gray Wool Fisherman’s Cap
Amethyst Necklace
by Alexandria Rossoff
Donor: Conservatory Coastal
Home
Value:$32
Donor: Alexandria Rossoff Jewels
Value:$595
Donor: Shirley Moss
Value:$103
#2012
#2009
Dooney Burke
Backpack-Style Handbag
Deep Federal Blue leather with
chocolate brown trim, very
lightly used, ready to offer the
new owner a great long wear.
Donor: Dena Jones
Value:$125
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Byzantine Chain Bracelet
in Sterling Silver
Hand made by Shirley Moss, a
7 1/2’’ sterling silver Byzantine
chain (18 gauge) bracelet.
Donor: Shirley Moss
Value:$110
Starry Night Starfish Bangle
Adjustable, silvery starfish
bangle.
in Sterling Silver
Hand made by Shirley Moss,
a 7’’ sterling silver Byzantine
chain (20 gauge) bracelet.
Donor: Mad Hatter Hats
Value:$34
Donor: Bickie’s Cotton Casuals
Value:$15.50
Custom designed necklace
composed of amethysts, pearls,
chalcedony and citrine with a
sterling clasp.
#2011
Handsome men’s fisherman-styled cap.
#2008
in Sterling Silver
Donor:Petals
Value:$68
Donors: Jim & Marlene Newman
Value:$200
Sparkling Brown Scarf
Specks of glitter run throughout this chocolate brown, open
weave fringe-edged scarf.
#2010
Hand made by Shirley Moss,
a man’s 8 1/2’’ sterling silver
Byzantine chain (16 gauge)
bracelet.
Glass bead and lapis lazuli
necklace with matching lapis earrings created by Andrea Guarino-Siemmons, an
award-winning Port Townsend
bead artist.
Fresh Water Pearl Set
by Beverly Saito
Donor: Beverly Saito
Value:$50
Closes at 6:30pm
Large striped summer bag with
bright floral lining.
Donor:Centrum
Value:$75
#2002
Striped Riviera Bag by Cat Studio
#2013
Black Swing Jacket by Song & Sung
Acetate crepe-textured fabric
allows this women’s swing jacket, size large, to fall loosely to
mid-thigh. Red inserts line the
cuffs and hem, and large black
buttons and a rose brooch bring
the charm.
Donor: Kathleen Devon
Value:$289
Silent Auction
#2014
Black Diamond and Rhodium Plated
Earrings by Elyse Garling
#2019
Pair of sterling net earrings with
a 1 1/2 point black diamond
chip, rhodium plated, 2’’ long,
hand-crafted. Elyse Garling
jewelry is also featured at About
Time.
Donor: Elyse Garling
Value:$295
#2015
Donor: Shirley Werner
Value:$40
#2021
Donor: Bickie Steffan and Bickie’s
Cotton Casuals
Value:$30
A hematite arrowhead on a
string of hematite and Chinese
jade beads, with sterling silver
hoops for pierced ears.
#2022
Boiled Wool Jacket by Carson
#2018
#2026
#2023
Value:$89
#2027
#2024
Quilted, Pieced and Top-Stitched
Totebag
Also lined and with inner
batting; comfortable on the
shoulder or in hand.
Value:$40
#2028
Necklace and Earrings
with Shell Inserts
Both neck piece and earrings
feature alternating circles of
swirling silver and inset shell.
Totebag
Green Iridescent Earrings
Drop earrings featuring two circles of iridescent celadon green
inset in gold plate.
Value:$148
Ultra soft and temperature-regulating boiled wool keeps the
warmth in and the weight low
in Carson’s relaxed fit women’s
jacket, size large, in wild currant
and related hues. Artful, seasonal, elegant.
Value:$368
Donor: Bickie Steffan and
Bickie’s Cotton Casuals
Value:$32.50
Fleur de Lis Earrings
Pewter fleur de lis earrings,
studded with crystals and ending with a pearl.
Silk Scarf in Pink and Red
100% silk, by Elegant Additions;
gossamer light and eco-friendly.
Donor: Liberty Bay Gallery
Value:$50
Donor: Nan Toby Tyrrell
Value:$75
#2017
#2025
Hand-Quilted Shoulder Bag by Joan
Wells
Wearable art! Northwest artist
Joan Wells creates handmade
handbags and jewelry using
found upholstery fabric and
unique handmade embellishments.
Rayon Puff Scarf
Hematite and Chinese Jade
Necklace and Silver Hoops
Totebag
Closes at 6:30pm
In fall shades of red, orange, teal
and green.
#2016
Value:$198
#2029
Genuine Panama Hat
Value:$40
Handwoven in Equador and
shaped and finished in the USA.
Butterfly Earrings
Donor: Marlene Bennett and
Shadows @ Mad Hatter & Co.
Value:$110
18K Gold Ring
with Fresh Water Pearl
Silver butterfly earrings, enameled in aqua and lavender with
crystal accents.
Donor: Jim Costello
Value:$450
Value:$98
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#2030
Hammered Silver Choker with
Embellishments
A graceful open-necked choker
embellished with blue beads,
fresh water pearls and abalone.
#2031
Closes at 6:30pm
18K Gold & Amethyst Pendant
18K gold & amethyst pendant.
Donor: James Costello
Value:$495
Value:$238
The Runway is back
MAY 7
Save the
date!
2016
Do not miss the 6th annual Wearable Art Show
benefiting the JCCF Fund for Women & Girls.
Tickets available December 1, 2015.
www.ptwearableart.com
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PLEASED TO BE A CENTRUM SUPPORTER
Three generations serving Port Townsend
Ryan Smith Eleanor Smith Homer Smith
HOMER SMITH INSURANCE
AUTO • HOME • BUSINESS • MARINE • LIFE
www.homersmith.com • 888-433-0031
Port Townsend: 360-385-3711 Sequim: 360-683-4970
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#2032
Make Music! Voice Works, a
Centrum Workshop
A week-long workshop with
world class artists and passionate participants. You’ll soak up
styles, songs and stories in a
wide range of vocal traditions
with some of the finest vocalists
in the hemisphere.
SECTION 1: LEARN & PLAY
#2035
#2036
Donor:Centrum
Value:$550
#2040 #2037
#2038
Make Music! Homemade Music
with Otto and Kristin Smith
Make Music! 3 Hour-Long Old-time
Intermediate-Advanced Banjo
Lessons
Jeanie Murphy is a very fine
old-time banjo player with
extensive knowledge about the
music—a warm, welcoming and
fun instructor.
Donor: Jeanie Murphy
Value:$90
Donor: Sally Fruend
Value:$100
Make Music! Port Townsend
Acoustic Blues Festival, a Centrum
Workshop
A week-long workshop where
participants live and play with
the bearers of acoustic blues
traditions. Day and night, you’ll
hang out, jam and swap tunes
with interesting and accomplished musicians from throughout the nation.
Donor: Otto and Kristin Smith
Value:$120
Spend 2 hours with Sally Fruend, a hot dancer who has been
dancing, teaching dance, and
playing bass and rub-board for
many years with great acoustic
bands in Washington, Alaska,
New York and other locations.
Donor:Centrum
Value:$560
#2034
Dance! Zydeco or Cajun 2-Step
Dance Lesson
A one-hour musical lesson from
Kristin Smith on violin/fiddle
or Otto Smith on concertina/
guitar.
Donor: Aimee Kelley
Value:$50
Make Music! Festival of American
Fiddle Tunes, a Centrum Workshop
Play in community with the
bearers of fiddle traditions and
improve your skills as a musician. Discover culture through
music and build lifelong relationships in the fiddle music
community.
#2039
One-on-one vocal coaching that
is compassionate, challenging,
technical and playful.
Donor:Centrum
Value:$475
#2033
Make Music! Vocal Training Session
with Aimee Kelley
Closes at 6:30pm
#2041
Make Music! 3 Half-Hour Old-Time
Beginner’s Banjo Lessons
guitar.
Jeanie Murphy is a very fine
old-time banjo player with
extensive knowledge about the
music—a warm, welcoming and
fun instructor.
Donors: Otto and Kristin Smith
Value:$120
Donor: Jeanie Murphy
Value:$45
guitar.
Donors: Otto and Kristin Smith
Value:$120
#2042
Make Music! 3 Harmonica Lessons
Offered by Chicago Bob Longmire in conjunction with Crossroads Music of Port Townsend.
Chicago Bob has been playing
the diatonic (10-hole) harmonica for over 50 years. Suitable
for beginning, intermediate, or
advanced players.
Donors: Crossroads Music &
Chicago Bob Longmire
Value:$180
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#2043
Make Music! Vocal Lessons and 2
CDs by Robin Bessier
Port Townsend Jazz vocalist
Robin Bessier offers a package
of 3-one hour vocal lessons.
Focus includes proper singing
technique married with joyful,
creative self-expression. Also
includes 2 CDs: Robin’s CD
Other Side of Forever landed
on the top-40 jazz charts the
week of release; and a promissory note for her next CD
currently in development.
#2047
Donor: Port Townsend Wearable
Art Show and Debbi Steele
Value:$150
#2048
Multi-instrumentalist Chuck
Easton offers 2 music lessons
on either guitar, bass, flute, or
saxophone.
#2046
Golf Foursome at Discovery Bay
Golf Course with 2 Carts
One round of golf for a foursome with 2 carts.
Donor: Discovery Bay Golf Club
Value:$220
Donor: Gabriel Tonan
Value:$210
#2051
Donor: Peninsula Daily News
Value:$450
#2052
Donor: Jefferson County
Historical Society
Value:$1,200
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One-Port Townsend Film Festival
2016 Director’s Pass
Unlimited films with personalized concierge service (no
waiting in line); exclusive
parties with filmmakers; Friday
Night Dinner in the Street; free
outdoor movies each night.
Meet the filmmakers in person!
Organic cocktails, wine and
craft beer included.
With Membership Comes
Privileges: Private Behind-theScenes Tour for 6 of Jefferson
County’s ‘’Treasure Chest’’
Your membership in the Jefferson County Historical Society
comes with this behind-thescenes tour of its Research
Center, which contains more
than a half million rare documents and historical artifacts.
Tour for up to 6 people; mutually agreeable date.
A Quarter-Page Ad in the Peninsula
Daily News
Gift certificate for one quarter-page advertisement, a great
opportunity to showcase your
business.
Donor:Centrum
Value:$700
#2049
Port Townsend Golf Club Round for
4 with Hats and Carts
18 holes, 4 winter Arctic Open
hats and 2 carts.
Write! Port Townsend Writers’
Conference—a Centrum Workshop
Since 1974, the Conference has
been at the heart of the Pacific
Northwest’s literary scene, with
morning workshops, afternoon
classes, residencies, guided
freewrites, and a readings and
lectures series presented by
vital, contemporary writers. July
10 - 20, 2016
Make Music! 2 Music Lessons from
Chuck Easton
Donor: Chuck Easton
Value:$60
#2050
The next Wearable Art Show
happens on Saturday, May 7,
2016. VIP treatment includes a
pre-show reception with wine
and chocolates.
Donor: Robin Bessier
Value:$150
#2045
Port Townsend Wearable Art
Show—2 VIP Passes
Closes at 6:30pm
Donor: Port Townsend Film
Festival
Value:$650
#2053
Daily Bird Pottery Workshop and
Wine Cups for 4
Gather 3 of your friends to play
in the clay, exploring form and
texture through hand building. Private session tailored to
group of 4 adults, followed by
a glass of wine in our unique
unglazed wine cups
Donor: Daily Bird Pottery
Value:$260
Silent Auction
#2054
Your Own Square, Circle and/or
Contra Dance—Live Caller & Band
Private barn dance at your
home or a place of your choosing with caller Dave Thielk, Len
Feldman (concertina), Katya
Kirsch (banjo) and Chris Cooper
(guitar) on a mutually agreeable
date (not around major holidays) during fall/winter/spring
2015/2016.
Donor: Katya Kirsch
Value:$400
#2055
Drawing Instructions by Peter Goll
2 hours of art instruction from
artist Peter Goll: landscape,
figure portrait or bird drawing,
including study of lighting and
other drawing elements.
#2057
KPTZ-FM 2-Hour Signature
Programming
Winning bidder can curate a
one-hour ‘’signature play list’’
with personalized ‘’Voice ID’s’’
that will be edited by KPTZ staff
into a pre-recorded show to run
at a time of the station’s choosing. May run more than once.
Music selections come from
KPTZ’s extensive music library.
Winner will coordinate with
station manager Nora Petrich.
Donor: KPTZ-FM and
Nora Petrich
Value:$250
Closes at 6:30pm
#2058
3-Hour Sailing Lesson and Sail for 2
3-hour sailing lesson and sail
for 2 people, scheduled on a
mutually agreeable date.
Donor: John Anderson
Value:$200
#2059
1-Year Subscription to the
Port Townsend and Jefferson County
Leader
Your independent news source
for Port Townsend and Jefferson County since 1889.
Donor: Port Townsend and
Jefferson County Leader
Value:$46
Donor: Peter Goll
Value:$150
#2056
Camp Damp! Juneau Folk Dance
Community Camp
Stay in a rustic cabin while
participating in Camp Damp,
August 5-7, 2016 in Juneau,
AK. Come for a weekend party
of contra dancing (plus waltzes
and other dancing), good music,
tasty food and heartfelt singing
in an outdoor camp setting. If
needed, we offer assistance
getting from Juneau’s airport
to the dance site, and housing
the night before and after Camp
Damp.
Celebrating
25 years in
Port Townsend!
Donor: Juneau Folk Dance
Community
Value:$260
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#2060
Mt. Townsend Creamery
Cheesemaking for 2
#2063
Enjoy a day of creating traditional European-style,
hand-made cheese at Port
Townsend’s first artisan creamery. Participate in all aspects of
the process and take home 5
pounds of cheese.
Donor: Mt. Townsend Creamery
Value:$250
#2061
#2064
With this purchase you gain
admission for 2 to both Port
Townsend’s Victorian Festival
(in March, now in its 19th year)
and the Brass Screw Confederacy Steampunk Festival (early
June). The gift certificate gives
access to both the weekend-of
events AND the Saturday night
dance for each event. Olympic
Peninsula Steam prides itself in
celebrating Port Townsend’s extraordinary history in a manner
that’s both fascinating and fun.
Donors: Nathan and Cindy Barnett
Value:$90
Norman Rockwell 1000-Piece
Puzzle
Donor: Completely Puzzled
Value:$29.50
Steampunk and Victorian
Festival—2 Tickets to Each
Donors: Nathan and Cindy Barnett
Value:$140
#2065
Norman Rockwell 1000-Piece
Puzzle
Doing puzzles improves memory, heightens creativity, facilitates a whole-brain approach,
increases dopamine production,
and encourages calm. Get the
whole family involved!
Donor: Completely Puzzled
Value:$29.50
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Knitting Class—Half Off and Gift
Certificate
Knitting by the Bay—50%
discount on a $100 knitting
class tailored for any level plus a
$10 gift certificate to apply to a
beautiful selection of yarns.
Donor: Scott Wilson
Value:$483
2 Months of Nathan Barnett’s
Historical Fencing Classes
Doing puzzles improves memory, heightens creativity, facilitates a whole-brain approach,
increases dopamine production,
and encourages calm. Get the
whole family involved!
#2066
Celebrate 126 years of The
Leader, Jefferson County’s
home-based news media. For an
in-county family.
Learn the ancient art of sword
play at Port Townsend’s historical fencing club. Whether for fitness, self-defense or historical
scholarship, the study of swordplay gives you an opportunity to
explore an ancient tradition and
hone your mind and body.
#2062
126-Month Subscription to the
Port Townsend and Jefferson County
Leader
Closes at 6:30pm
Donor: Bazaar Girls Yarn Shop &
Fibre Emporium
Value:$60
#2067
Certificate
Fibre Emporium
Value:$60
#2068
Certificate
Fibre Emporium
Value:$60
Silent Auction
#2069
Northwest Maritime Center Pilot
House Reception for 12
Section 1: LEARN & PLAY
#2072
Donors Northwest Maritime
Center, Shannon White,
JoAnn Bussa and
Karen Clemens
Value:$420
Computer System Tune-up
System tune-up, full hardware
scan, removal of all viruses and
spyware, and optimization of all
your computer settings. Standard Tune comes with a 15-day
warranty—and if something
doesn’t seem to work right,
bring it back and we’ll fix it for
free.
Donor: Steve Best
Value:$99
#2071
doesn’t seem to work right,
bring it back and we’ll fix it for
free.
Donor: Steve Best
Value:$99
#2074
doesn’t seem to work right, bring
it back and we’ll fix it for free.
Explore the Pilot House with
Shannon White, professional
mariner, over wine and hors
d’oeuvres on Saturday, July 16,
2016.
#2070
Closes at 6:30pm
Work with Jim Costello to
design a ring or a pendant, in
gold or silver. Jim has more than
20 years’ experience in teaching
lost wax casting; he will provide
the 14K gold (enough for one
ring), give you your choice of
several stones for setting (no
faceted stones), and guide you
to the creation of a unique piece.
Donor: Steve Best
Value:$99
#2073
Value:$200
Employee Handbook Review/
Update
Human Resources professional
Gigi Callaizakis will review your
existing handbook; make suggestions for additions and changes;
bring it up to date with current
laws and industry standards;
provide a copy you can use on
your intranet with a table of contents with Hyperlinks for ease of
use; and meet with your staff to
introduce the new handbook and
discuss highlights and changes.
Donor: Full Circle HR
Value:$500
Fine Jewelry Class with Jim Costello
#2075
Best Services System Tune-ups and
Viper Antivirus
warranty. If something doesn’t
seem to work right, bring it back
and we’ll fix it for free—and with
Viper, enjoy a 6-month guarantee of virus-free operation.
Donor: Steve Best
Value:$119
940 Lawrence Street • 360-385-0500
www.aldrichs.com
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#2076
Best Services System Tune-ups and
Viper Antivirus
warranty. If something doesn’t
seem to work right, bring it back
and we’ll fix it for free—and with
Viper, enjoy a 6-month guarantee of virus-free operation.
Section 1: LEARN & PLAY
#2077
Cedars at Dungeness—Golf and
Lunch for 4 in Sequim
The Cedars at Dungeness has
been voted Best in the Northwest 3 years in a row by Evening Magazine! Come enjoy the
mountain view and dry shows
on our beautiful, player-friendly
golf course.
Donor: Cedars at Dungeness
Value:$228
Donor: Steve Best
Value:$119
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Closes at 6:30pm
#2078
One-Year Subscription to the
Peninsula Daily News
One year’s subscription to the
Peninsula Daily News. May be
used to extend current subscription.
Donor: Peninsula Daily News
Value:$132
Silent Auction
#2079
Big Island Bees Organic Honey
Section 1: GET DOMESTIC
#2083
2 47-ounce jars of Big Island
Bees’ best-selling white organic
Ohia Lehua Blossom honey,
joined by 6 9-ounce jars of other customer favorites.
Donors: Big Island Bees
Value:$152
#2080
#2084
Donors: Mark and Kris DuMond
Value:$525
Gardener’s Package from
Conservatory Coastal Home
#2082
#2085
An Eater’s Manifesto,
by Michael Pollan
Home
Value:$125
Humidor in Brown Crocodile
Leather
Donor:Anonymous
Value:$60
Donor: Tobacco Depot & Kien Lee
Value:$250
#2088
#2086
Henery’s Garden Center Basket and
Gift Certificate
A wicker basket filled with
garden goodies and a $25 Gift
Certificate from Henery’s.
Donor: Henery’s Garden Center
Value:$105
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Culinary Package from
Anchor placemats, cutting
board, dipped toothpicks and
nautical stripe dish towel.
Home
Value:$94
#2089
Collection of Water-Cast Candles
3 candles:soft green and white
swirl, glittery blue and white
ball, and burgundy and white
swirl.
Donors: Robin and Dave Ditzler
Value:$250
A matted and framed print
distillation of the wisdom contained in In Defense of Food:
An Eater’s Manifesto by journalist and activist Michael Pollan.
Genuine brown crocodile
patterned leather on solid wood
humidor with brass hinges and
dividers. Comes with hygrometer, humidifier, flask, cigar holder, cigar cutter and 2 keys.
Donor: The Candle Store
Value:$20
Fabulous Festival Picnic Basket
Lovely picnic basket packed
with lots of goodies, including
wine, chocolate, Mt. Townsend
Creamery gift certificate, and
more! Beautiful wood and canvas basket also contains wine
glasses, wine opener, cheese
board and knife, plus a handmade tablecloth and napkins.
Dine in style at our Centrum
summer season events at the
McCurdy Pavilion with this
terrific item.
Patriotic Soy Cupcake Candle
One cupcake-shaped and decorated soy candle, in red, white
and blue!
Donor: Dawn Mohrbacher
Value:$122.50
Autoworks Gift Certificate
Ceramic indoor/outdoor wall
vase; birdhouse, wall mounted; locally-made, 100% soy,
moss-scented candle; and scarf
featuring a palm print.
#2087 Hand-painted Unikat Polish
Pottery, in a butterfly pattern.
A $500 gift certificate toward
auto repair, plus a $25-value
Goodie Bag. Autoworks is locally owned and operated, with
ASE master technicians providing repair and maintenance
on domestic, Asian, and some
European vehicles.
#2081
Polish Pottery Bowl
Closes at 6:30pm
Donor: Marla Streator
Value:$102
#2090
Reader’s Package from
3 books: At the Water’s Edge,
The Well Lived Life, and Collected Cool; add one 100% soy wax
candle, made locally at Conservatory Coastal Home, and
your cozy evening by the fire is
confirmed.
Home
Value:$100
Silent Auction
#2091
Angel in Basket—-Statuary for Your
Garden
#2095
Donor: Perfect Season
Value:$145
#2096
Beach Bonfire Package from
Light and Go Beach Bonfire; disposable paper placemats; and
Beach Bonfire-scented 100%
soy wax candle, made locally at
(60 hours+ burn time).
Donor: Enclume and Faruk Manji
Value:$182
#2097
Bags and Bagels
Custom handmade tote bag and
matching wallet pouch, perfect
for a trip to the library, market,
or any of our Centrum concerts and events. As an added
bonus, this item includes a gift
certificate for a baker’s dozen
of Metro Bagels. Don’t miss
out on this one-of-a-kind and
delicious creation.
Donor: Robin Ditzler
Value:$60
#2101
Donor: Holly’s Fine Flowers
Value:$100
#2102
Peninsula Paint Room Make-Over
2 gallons of paint with a paint
brush and roller.
Donor: Peninsula Heat
Value:$1,000
Donor: Peninsula Paint Company,
Inc.
Value:$130
#2099
$1,000 Discount on a Heating
System and Installation
$1,000 off the value of any
form of heating system Peninsula Heat installs (heat pump,
ductless heat pump, boiler or
furnace) with a minimum purchase price of $3,500. Heating
estimate and design included
in project value. Offer good for
proposals dated after October
24, 2015.
The Car Wash-Unlimited Car
Washes for One Year
Donor: The Car Wash and
Paul Lytle
Value:$400
#2098
Holly’s Fall Floral Bouquet and Gift
Certificate
Beautiful fall bouquet plus a
$25 gift certificate.
Unlimited car washes for one
car for one year.
Home
Value:$75
#2094
Donor: Solenne Claire Walker
Value:$60
Truly stunning when positioned
in your kitchen! Includes traditional mounting hardware and
Toggler brand Snaptoggles for
drywall mounting.
Donor: Sunrise Coffee
Value:$150
#2093
Enclume Oval Hammered Steel
Ceiling Rack
Local Tea Sampler and Tea Set from
Wild Sage
Local organic Herbal teas are
handcrafted by Wild Sage
in Port Townsend. Teas are
blended for quality, health and
pleasure.
Donor: Snacky Jacque Peters
Value:$200
Sunrise Coffee, a Pound-a-Month
A pound-a-month of delicious
local Sunrise Coffee, with their
signature mug.
#2100
A cheesecake a season from the
inimitable Snacky Jacque! Call
2 weeks in advance to choose
your favorite ‘taste ‘ for the
season or your special event.
Old-world concrete angelic
cherub, sleeping in basket. Ideal
for a garden setting.
#2092
A Cheesecake a Season
Closes at 6:30pm
Marble Tumbled Tile with Original
Photography
12’’ square ceramic tile with
original ‘’Caffe’’ graphics
Donor:Abracadabra
Value:$89
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#2103
Enclume 30-Inch Copper Utensil
Bar
Save valuable space in your
kitchen by hanging your mostused utensils and pots on a
streamlined wall-mount bar
where they are always in quick
reach.
Donor: Enclume and Faruk Manji
Value:$189.99
Silent Auction
#2104
Fiddlehead Cookbook
#2105
The Fiddlehead Restaurant and
Bakery was a Juneau tradition for many years. Its menu,
recaptured in recipes for this
excellent cookbook, celebrated
Alaska’s bounty of fresh, delicious ingredients and jubilant
spirit of adventure.
Donor: Deborah Marshall
Value:$22
Carpet Cleaning by Servpro
Closes at 6:30pm
#2107
Carpet cleaning—includes
spotting, hot water extraction,
pile lifting, and light furniture
manipulation. Up to 1,000
square feet of cleaning. ‘’Green
Cleaning’’ options available.
Donor: Servpro of Clallam and
Jefferson Counties
Value:$400
#2106
2 white, quality-bonded leather,
contemporary bar stools by
Kasala.
Donor: Patti Wickline
Value:$500
#2108
Donor: Nancy Van Allen
Value:$200
Vintage Mahogany Settee
Features turquoise and cream
brocade upholstery and pillows.
Donor: Nancy Van Allen
Value:$300
Vintage Cherry Wood Arm Chair
Vintage cherry armchair with
peach suede upholstery.
Pair of Kasala Leather Bar Stools
#2109
Pane d’ Amore Bread for a Year
Once a week, stroll into your
favorite Pane d’ Amore Bakery
and flash your special Bakery
Babe Card.
You won’t have to choose—over
time, you can try most every
one of their incredible loaves.
Loaf price not to exceed $6.50
per loaf. Valid:
November 1,
2015-October 21, 3016.
Boutique Frameshop & Gallery
U N D E R T O W N Po r t To w n s e n d
Creative Custom Framing
Gallery of Local Ar twork
Ready-Made Frames
2 1 1 Ta y lo r S t re e t , S u i t e B 5
U N D E R T O W N P o r t To w n s e n d
WWW.FRAMEWORKSNW.COM
360.385.3809
9122 Rhody Drive, 360-732-0107
chimacumcorner.com, Open Daily 9-7
custom f r a m i n g
Donor: Pane d’ Amore and
Linda Yakush
Value:$338
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LEARNING THROUGH
A SENSE OF PLACE
IN PORT TOWNSEND
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
You’ll be seing more of us as we
research native cultures on the Olympic
Peninsula, restore salmon habitat,
investigate water quality to help improve
local marine conditions, restore historic
vessels, grow food, and interview local
businesses around town.
maritimediscovery.org
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Silent Auction
#3001
Allen Bruce Zee.
Old Town, Lisboa, Portugal.
Section 2: GET ART
#3004
Photograph, signed and
numbered, 32.75” H x 24” W
framed. Allen’s work is included
in private, public and corporate
collections throughout the
country including the Ansel
Adams Collection, Apple Computer, World Bank, Intel, and
Swedish Hospital.
Donor: Allan Bruce Zee
Value:$645
#3002
Donor: Joanne Symington
Value:$46
#3005
Original Givenchy Shoulder Bag.
New, with original tags. Black
and multicolor magnolia and
moth print saffiano textured
PVC large Antigona handbag
with polished silver tone metal
logo lettering at topline and soft
interior. Detachable shoulder
strap. Measures 12” H x 14-20”
W x 6.5” D.
Donors: Sharon and Del Delabarre
Value:$226
#3008
#3006
Philip Abbott. Cherry Blossoms,
University of Washington.
Bert Seabourn.
Indian Spirit with Seagull.
Limited edition print, 432
of 1,000; 21” H x 16 1/2” W
framed. Seabourn is a member
of the Cherokee tribe, with
works in the collections of former presidents Gerald Ford and
George Bush.
Philip Abbott. Pioneer Square.
Donor: Philip Abbott
Value:$75
Pat Belson. Rock Reflections.
Limited edition print featuring
Deception Pass, #23 of 295;
18” H x 35 1/4” W framed. Pat
has been working as a visual
artist since 1990 and resides in
Sequim.
Print, 12” H x 15” W
framed. Phil rarely adheres
to one medium, as he finds it
restrictive; he uses different
types of materials to achieve his
results.
Original composite photograph;
16” H x 20” W matted. Renee
combines one or more images
to create depth, texture, color
effects, and a bit of mystery; her
original work can be seen at the
Liberty Bay Gallery in Poulsbo. #3003
#3007
Leaf sculpted from hot water
tank metal with sea fossil, and
copper wire; 11” H x 13” W.
Through her work, Joanne helps
the environment while producing pleasure for the senses
through designs of plants,
animals, birds and fish.
Renee Bryant. Port Townsend.
Value:$75
Joanne Symington.
Recycled Pleasures.
Closes at 6:55pm
Value:$150
#3009
Bert Seabourn.
Indian Spirit and Owl.
Print, 12” H x 15” W framed.
Phil rarely adheres to one medium, as he finds it restrictive; he
uses different types of materials
to achieve his results.
Print; 22 1/2” H x 28” W
framed. Seabourn is a member
of the Cherokee tribe, with
works in the collections of former presidents Gerald Ford and
George Bush.
Value:$75
Value:$226
Donor: Janet Kennedy
Value:$2,000
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One of largest selections of
sterling silver jewelry in the Pacific Northwest
with 1000s of designs on display.
At prices 50% to 75% off of regular retail.
Locally owned and operated.
As Unique as Port Townsend itself.
Lila Drake Jewelry
918 Water Street
Port Townsend
WA 98368
360-379-2899
Open Every Day
7 Days a Week
10AM – 6PM
Join us April 9, 5:30pm at the Commons at
Fort Worden for the 2nd Annual Jefferson
County YMCA Benefit! Enjoy a wonderful
evening of dinner, music, a live auction
and explore our educational gallery to
learn more about our current offerings and
movement toward the building of a dedicated Y facility to serve Jefferson County.
April 9, 5:30pm
Call the office at 385.5811 today to purchase
your tickets for $65 and secure your spot!
Email hatsofftothey@gmail.com if you have
any questions.
Sponsorship
Opportunities
available.
2nd Annual Jefferson County YMCA Benefit!
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Silent Auction
#3010
Marilyn Miller. Crabs at Play.
Section 2: GET ART
#3013
Mixed media on paper; 14” H x
17” W framed. Marilyn moved
from the Midwest to the Pacific
Northwest in the 1970s and
secured her BFA in painting and
drawing from the University
of Washington; she currently
resides in Indianola.
Value:$50
#3011
#3014
Value:$975
#3018
#3015
Renee Bryant. Modern Art.
Original composite photo on
Canvas; 20” H x 16” W. Renee
combines one or more images
to create depth, texture, color
effects, and a bit of mystery; her
original work can be seen at the
Liberty Bay Gallery in Poulsbo.
Value:$150
#3016
Marilyn Miller. Rivers From the Son
of Art.
Acrylage; 18” H x 22” W framed.
Marilyn moved from the Midwest to the Pacific Northwest in
the 1970s and secured her BFA
in painting and drawing from
the University of Washington;
she currently resides in Indianola.
Value:$125
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Carol Thompson. Walking Stick.
Wood, painted and shellacked.
36 1/2” H.
Value:$50
Donor: Terry Tennyson
Value:$425
Sandra Kasper.
Acrylic; 44” H x 34” W. Sandra’s
style ranges from impressionism to minimalism and encompasses a wide variety of subject
matter; her work can be found
in private collections throughout the United States, South
America, Europe and Australia.
Value:$150
Terry Tennyson. Garden Shoe.
Mixed media, 22” H x 30” W,
framed. Terry is an accomplished painter who also designs
sets and costumes for Key City
Public Theater.
Marilyn Miller. Noon Shadows.
Mixed media on paper; 16” H x
20” W. Marilyn moved from the
Midwest to the Pacific Northwest in the 1970s and secured
her BFA in painting and drawing
from the University of Washington; she currently resides in
Indianola.
Value:$75
Watercolor and pencil, 16”
H x 20” W framed. Phil rarely
adheres to one medium, as
he finds it restrictive; he uses
different types of materials to
achieve his results.
#3012
#3017
Prints, 5” H x 7” w matted;
cards, 5.5” H x 8.5” W. Phil
rarely adheres to one medium,
as he finds it restrictive; he uses
different types of materials to
achieve his results.
Philip Abbott. Boats.
Value:$150
Philip Abbott. 4 prints and 5 cards.
Closes at 6:55pm
#3019
Kathleen Devon. Fruits of Life.
Watercolor, 20” H x 16” W
framed. Kathleen made this
image while living in Juneau and
has exhibited in many galleries
throughout Southeast Alaska.
She currently living on Bainbridge Island and has resumed
her painting career.
Value:$425
Immerse yourself
Fort Worden is honored to share our
passion for lifelong learning and to
explorer the innovative programs and
extraordinary events presented by
Centrum, one of our thirteen partner
organizations.
Rediscover Fort Worden’s natural
beauty and rich history. Experience
our historic accommodations and
meet in classic style in one of our
equipt meeting spaces.
• Centrum • Coast Artillery Museum • Corvidae Press • Commanding Officer’s Quarters
• Copper Canyon Press • Friends of Fort Worden • Fort Worden State Park • Goddard College
• Madrona MindBody Institute • Peninsula College • Port Townsend School of Arts
• Port Townsend Marine Science Center • Port Townsend School of Woodworking
Fortworden.org • 360.344.4400
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Silent Auction
#3020
Jordan Hartt. Leap.
Section 2: GET ART
#3023
Published by Tebot Bach, 2015,
53 p. Jordan Hartt, Centrum’s
Program Manager for Literature, is a reader, writer, writing
teacher, and community and
events organizer. Says reviewer
Jenifer Lawrence:“These are
myths and legends created and
destroyed, told by elders, by
soldiers, by loggers, and lovers
that show us the “beauty and
terror of being a human.”
3 fluted bowl-shaped vessels,
one 5”H x 10” W x 6”D, two 4”
H x 6” W x 4” D. Callahan honed
his skills as a glass blower at the
Dick Marquis Studio, Pilchuck
Glass School and Pratt Fine Art
Center; in 2009 he opened his
own glass blowing studio and
gallery in an old firehouse in
Langley, on Whidbey Island,
Tweed Meyer. Divas on Stage.
#3024
Pastel and oils, 31” H x 40” W
framed. Captures the piano
artistry of a Centrum Jazz performer. Tweed has been painting musicians in performance at
venues throughout Washington
for 2 decades.
Steve Mullensky. Autumn Breeze.
Photograph, 17” H x 22” W
framed. Steve has been a photographer for 35 years; his work
is exhibited at the Northwest
Arts Alliance Gallery in Port
Townsend.
Donor: Steve Mullensky
Value:$400
Donor: Gary Griswold
Value:$450
#3025
Flora Edwards. Dervish Circle.
Print, 30” H x 24.5” W framed.
Created during a Centrum
Artist Residency.
Donor: Dawn Mohrbacher
Value:$400
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Renee Bryant. A Rose is a Rose.
Original photograph; 20” H x
16” W matted. Renee combines
one or more images to create
depth, texture, color effects,
and a bit of mystery; her original
work can be seen at the Liberty
Bay Gallery in Poulsbo.
Value:$70
#3027
Wayan Golek
Traditional Javanese Puppets
31” H. Traditional Javanese
puppets carved and painted by
hand and dressed in traditional
costumes. At least 80 years old.
Gary Griswold, Gary.
Shi Shi Beach, Washington.
Watercolor, 23” H x 27” W
framed. Gary has painted
since the 1980s, taking for his
subjects Northwest scenes,
classic boats, and marine vistas.
He belongs to the Northwest
Watercolor Society, is a board
member of the Puget Sound
Group of Northwest Painters,
and serves as Art Director or
the Port Townsend Aero Museum.
Donor: Tweed Meyer
Value:$1,500
#3022
#3026
Donor: Callahan’s Firehouse
Gallery
Value:$300
Donor: Jordan Hartt
Value:$20
#3021
Callahan Campbell McVay.
Blue Vessels.
Closes at 6:55pm
Donor:Maestrale
Value:$300
#3028
Mena Quilici. PT Times Three.
Reproduction of original acrylic
painting on canvas, 15.25” H x
29.5” W framed. Primarily selftaught, Mena has studied with
local Port Townsend artists Max
Grover, Don Tiller, Jesse Watson and Diana Ainsworth. She
has also attended an Artist Residency at the Vancouver Island
School of Art in Victoria, B.C for
the past several summers. Donor:Anonymous
Value:$100
Silent Auction
#3029
Joglo Handcarved Stone
Meditating Buddha
Section 2: GET ART
#3033
Hand-carved stone meditating
Buddha statue from Bali, 28” H
x 15” W x 11” D. Will provide
carrying apparatus for winning
bidder’s transport.
Glass, deep-sculpted sandblasted and etched, 9” H x 14” W x 4”
D. Glass etchings by Perrett are
sold, exhibited, and held in private collections throughout the
United States. Their trademark
technique:
deep sculpted sandblasted glass using 3/4”
thick glass with a visible free
form broken edge.
Donors: Phil and Bonnie
Christoffersen
Value:$300
#3030
From Tacoma’s Hilltop Artists, a
Hand-Blown Glass Bowl
Hand-blown glass vessel created by high school students at
Hilltop Artists, Tacoma, “using
glass art to connect young
people from diverse cultural
and economic backgrounds to
better futures.”
#3034
Donor: Eric Elefson
Value:$75
#3032
Crawford, L. Collage.
Art paper; 24” H x 30” w framed.
Colorful art paper collage by
a California artist, created in
1988.
Donor: Maxwell Yakush
Value:$800
#3037
#3035
Donor: Elizabeth Haight
Value:$0.00
#3038
Donor: Tweed Meyer
Value:$900
Erroll Garner Photograph and CD
Framed photo of Erroll Garner,
14” H x 11” W, taken during the
famous 1955 Concert by the
Sea along with the brand new
Sony CD set of that concert,
re-mastered for its 60th anniversary.
Tweed Meyer. Latitude Adjustment.
Pastels and oils, 26” H x 32”
W framed. Features Romero
Lubambo (guitar), George Cables (piano), and Steve Wilson
(alto sax) in their 2015 Jazz
Port Townsend performance at
McCurdy Pavilion.
Elizabeth Haight. Arborvitae.
Graphite, oil paint and copper;
16” H x 16” W framed. A Port
Townsend artist, Elizabeth uses
oils and graphite to bring simple
images of local natural history
and the human body to illustrate
metaphors of our rich interdependence and needful collaboration.
Sam Scott. Ceramic vessel.
Donor: Earthenworks Gallery
Value:$250
Max Yakush.
Alexander’s Castle sculpture.
Steel and stone sculpture
referencing the grounds of Fort
Worden, 6” H x 7” W x 4” D.
Max is a PT native and graduate
of the Corcoran Art School in
Washington, D.C.
Ceramic, 16” H x 10” W x 10” D.
Scott’s work has been exhibited
at the Bellevue Art Museum,
Smithsonian Institution, and
Whatcom Museum of History
and Art.
Eric Elefson. Fish of Tools.
Assemblage sculpture; 13” H
x 20” W x 14” D. Eric resides
on Mercer Island; using garage
and kitchen tools and other
metal objects as his medium,
he creates sculptures of insects
and sealife.
#3036
Donor: Jerry and Rayetta Perrett
Value:$200
Donor: Terry Bergeson
Value:$300
#3031
Glass Etchings by Perrett.
Blue Heron.
Closes at 6:55pm
Donor: James Costello & Sony Music
Value:$275
#3039
Gerry Mulligan Photograph
Framed photo of Gerry Mulligan, taken in the 1960s, practicing for the Monterey Jazz
Festival.
Value:$250
Donor: Sharon and Del Delabarre
Value:$226
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#3040
Stephen Cunliffe. Palouse Dawn.
Photograph, 18” H x 24” W
framed. As an international
photojournalist specializing in
wildlife conservation, environmental projects, eco-tourism
and adventure travel, Stephen’s
stories and images have been
widely published, with his work
regularly appearing in magazines
and newspapers from around
the globe. Section 2: GET ART
#3106
Michael Hoffman.
Center of the Universe.
Enjoy this star-studded image of
the night sky as seen from Stonington Peninsula overlooking
Little Bay De Noc, Michigan Donor: Michael Hoffman
Value:$300
Donor: Stephen Cunliffe
Value:$250
Celebrating a 39-Year
Partnership with Centrum
CALL MIKE KENNA
385-1256
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Web Development + Branding + Graphic Design + Digital Printing
Up to 5-Color Offset Printing + Variable Data Printing + Mailing
Indoor/Outdoor Signs & Banners + Fulfillment + Warehousing
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Closes at 6:55pm
Silent Auction
#3041
Fountain Chiropractic Nutrition
Response Test
Section 2: GET GORGEOUS
#3044
Full body exam testing for the
root causes of health challenges; heavy metal and chemical
toxic load, immune challenges,
food allergies, deficiencies.
Donor: Dale Fountain
Value:$150
#3042
Donor: Trudy Rousch
Value:$65
#3043
IndiGlo Healing Arts Bodywork
Sampler
A massage sampler—4 massages with four different practitioners of IndiGlo Healing Arts,
for one lucky person.
#3048
Custom bleach trays, bleaching
agent and instructions for a full
mouth bleaching.
#3045
Craniosacral, Reiki or Myofascial
Release
Your choice of craniosacral,
Reiki, or myofascial release
bodywork session to find relief
from pain and a renewed sense
of calm and clarity. Craniosacral
therapy is a gentle, hands-on
treatment that works with the
system that nourishes the brain
and spinal cord. Reiki will leave
you relaxed, open, more comfortable, and you may have less
pain and a greater sense of calm
following your session. Myofascial release body work helps you
‘’let go’’ of old physical patterns
that may be holding you in pain
or tension.
Custom Fit Bleach Trays and Bleach
Kit
Closes at 6:55pm
Donor: Steven Scharf, DDS
Value:$280
A wicker basket filled with
Townsend Bay Bath and Body
Products—lotions, hand soaps,
bar soaps, salves, etc. Also includes a $25 gift certificate.
3-Month PT Athletic Club
Membership
Donor: Townsend Bay Soap
Company
Value:$100
All-inclusive membership
includes group fitness, jacuzzi/
sauna, weights, cardio and use
of Racquet ball court.
#3049
Dental Evaluation, X-ray and Tooth
Extraction
Value:$125
Does not include wisdom teeth.
Donor: Gregory Barry, DDS
Value:$470
#3047
10 Yoga Sessions with Tinker
Cavallaro
At the beautiful Room to
Move Studio in uptown Port
Townsend. Classes offered
Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, 7:00 to 8:15 AM. An
early morning invigorating and
grounding flow practice for
levels 1 and 2.
Donor: Tinker Cavallaro
Value:$120
Donor: Stephanie Dickey
Value:$300
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Madrona MindBody One Month
Unlimited Pass
Your sanctuary for conscious
dance and living. Explore Yoga,
Nia, Soul Motion, Yogasculpt,
Yoga for Backs, Feldenkrais,
and/or Qigong Fusion. Donor:
Madrona MindBody
Donor: Port Townsend Athletic
Club
Value:$219
#3046
Townsend Bay Gardeners’ Gift
Basket
#3050
Let Quianna do your Hair!
She specializes in color.
Donor: Quianna’s Hair Salon
Value:$150
Silent Auction
#3060
Bishop Hotel, Port Townsend—2
Nights in a Fireplace Suite
A sumptuous getaway complete
with tasty elements—a $10
gift certificate for Elevated Ice
Cream and a $40 dinner gift certificate from either Alchemy, The
Fountain or Silverwater Cafe.
Donor: Cindy Finnie
Value:$375
#3061
Applebee’s Gift Basket with Free
Appetizer
Chocolate, smoked salmon,
wine, and a gift certificate for a
free appetizer with the purchase of 2 entrees.
Donor: Applebee’s in Sequim
Value:$40
Section 2: GET HAPPY
#3062
Alexander’s Castle—One Night Stay
for 2
Closes at 6:55pm
#3063
Fort Worden’s 2-story castle!
Features one bedroom, 1.5 bathrooms, a cozy living room with fireplace, a formal dining room with
an antique table for 6, and a full
kitchen. The disappearing stairway
and old ball and claw tub make this
a true classic. Built in 1882, it is the
oldest building on the Fort. The
master bedroom is on the second
floor of the tower and has a king
sized bed with luxury linens and
the convenience of a half bathroom. From the bedroom you have
views of Puget Sound and Bunker
Hill. Perfect for honeymoons, a
romantic getaway, or just because
you want something truly unique.
Studio Visit and Happy Hour with
The Painting Group for 20!
The Painting Group is a group
of 8 woman artists who have
worked together in Seattle
since 1993. This will be their
ninth year of an Autumn Residency at Centrum. They invite
you to: “Join us in our studio
for an exclusive tour of our
work in progress while we serve
you an array of delectable hors
d’oeuvres and wine! (we’re
passionate artists and passionate cooks, too!). Share in our
treasured experience and see
what it means to be an artist at
Centrum. Come hang out with
some of the artists your generous donations support!”
Donor:Fort
Worden
Value:$329
Donors: The Painting Group
(Alexis Kane, Linda
Kokanovich, Sue Rose,
Margie Livingston, Diane
Zytniak, Kiki MacInnis,
Meridith Lee and Pam
Hanson)
Value: $75 per person; 20
spaces
#3064
FairWinds Winery Tasting for 10
FairWinds Winery is committed
to producing non-mainstream
varietals along with more wellknown wines, right here in Port
Townsend. Call FairWinds Winery directly to schedule your
group’s wine tasting between
April and October 2016.
Donor: FairWinds Winery
Value:$350
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#3065
Champagne and Gin with Crystal
Bar Ware
#3069
Crystal Martini Chiller Set (2),
Crystal Champagne Glasses (4),
Crystal ice bucket, bottles of
Dom Perignon 750ml and Bombay Sapphire Gin (1.75 Liters).
A 4-piece, acoustic, Port
Townsend band that plays
Western swing, country classics, polkas, doo-wop, yodeling cowgirl songs and more,
featuring three-part harmony
vocals. Members include
Baila Dworsky, bass and vocals;
George Radebaugh, accordion
and vocals; Nancy Fitch, guitar
and vocals and Claudia Neva,
fiddle, percussion and vocals.
Donor: Steve Fetter and
Bonnie Kellogg
Value:$450
#3066
Celtic Music for Your Special Event
One hour private Celtic music
concert for your special event,
with Scottish small pipes,
border pipes, and/or highland
pipes, Irish flute, keyboards and/
or guitar.
Donor: Pies on the Run
Value:$200
#3070
Blue Crows—Vintage Jazz, Blues &
Ragtime Concert
For your next great event, treat
guests to a 2-hour performance
by John Morton (clarinet),
George Rezendes (guitar) and
Fred Nussbaum (cello).
#3068
Donor: Valley Tavern
Value:$500
#3071
Port Townsend Brewing Co. Tasting
and Tour
Donor: Elevated Ice Cream Co.
& Candy Shop
Value:$34
Donors: Kim and Guy Sands
Value:$100
& Candy Shop
Value:$34
#3074
#3072
A Pound of Chocolate from
Elevated Ice Cream and Candy Shop
Artisan candy from the freshest
ingredients!
& Candy Shop
Value:$34
#3075
ingredients!
& Candy Shop
Value:$34
#3076
Beer Tasting for 10 at The
Pourhouse
Beer tasting for 10 on Saturday, November 21, at 3 pm.
Each participant will receive
8 5-ounce pours of craft beer
selected by Virginia and Ned.
ingredients!
ingredients!
Valley Tavern Party for 20
Donor: The Blue Crows
Value:$300
Brewery tour for 4 also includes
a tasting with peanuts and pint
glasses to take home.
#3073
Port Hadlock’s Valley Tavern is
renowned for its hamburgers
and local charm. Party features
Valley Burgers and birthday
cake.
Donor: Gary Fredrick
Value:$250
#3067
One-Hour Concert from
Pies on the Run
Closes at 6:55pm
Donor: The Pourhouse
Value:$200
#3077
An Array and an Assortment—Wine
and Chocolate Basket
ingredients!
An array of red wines with an
assortment of Boehm chocolates.
& Candy Shop
Value:$34
Donors: Jeanie Cardon and
Richard Clayton
Value:$150
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#3078
Cookies, Home-Baked—4 Dozen
over 6 Months
Indulge your inner cookie
Monster with four dozen
cookies over 6 months, baked
and delivered by Master Baker
Lynne Stanko to your doorstep.
Holiday-themed treats are her
specialty.
#3080
#3081
Admission for 4 Guests to Nordland
House Concert
Admission for 4 adults to one of
our house concerts presented
in Nordland. Concerts feature
top national and international
entertainers. Date and entertainers to be announced.
4 delicious pies, one per season—perfection the old fashioned, traditional way, which
means seasonal fruit, real
butter, lard, sugar, seasoning
and salt!
Donor: Beverly Schaaf
Value:$80
#3082
Deja View Studio Photo Session
with Print Credit
Deja View Photography specializes in portraits of pets,
children, families, and business
head shots. Enjoy a studio photo
session with Deja Webster and
take advantage of her $50 print
credit.
Donor: Deja View Photography &
Home Inventory Service
Value:$200
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Gunkholing and Lunch for 4
Enjoy a motor boat tour of Port
Townsend Harbor, Rat Island
and Marrowstone Island, with
a stop for ice cream at the
quaint Nordland General Store.
On-board lunches provided by
Jordini’s.
Donor: Old Consulate Inn
Value:$300
A Pie-a-Season from Larry Crockett
Donor: Larry Crockett
Value:$200
#3083
A formal afternoon tea for 12
at the historical Old Consulate
Inn, served in Victorian style by
Innkeeper Cindy Madsen.
Donor: Lynne Stanko
Value:$125
#3079
Old Consulate Inn’s Tea for 12
Closes at 6:55pm
Donors: John Anderson and
Jordini’s on the Water
Value:$242
#3084
Concert by both
Otto and Kristin Smith
Concert seranade or background music for an event with
violin and concertina and/or
guitar. Talented and energetic
musicians, Otto and Kristin
Smith enchant and inspire
audiences.
Donors: Otto & Kristin Smith
Value:$228
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#3087
Jazz Alley and Dinner for 4
Section 2: GET OUT OF TOWN
#3090
Donor: Jazz Alley
Value:$280
Seattle Symphony—Beethoven and
Bartok for 4
4 tickets to the SSO’s Beethoven and Bartok at Benaroya
Hall on your choice of dates:
Thursday, February 11, 2016,
7:30 pm; Saturday, February 13,
2016, 8 pm; or Sunday, February 14, 2016, 2 pm.
Donor: Seattle Symphony
Value:$112
#3089
Governor’s Annual Holiday
Reception for 2
Join Governor Jay Inslee and
First Lady Trudi Inslee for the
Annual Holiday Reception
at the Executive Mansion in
Olympia. Refreshments and
beverages provided. Weekday
evening in December, date to be
determined.
#3092
Hailed by the New York Times
as one of the Top Ten Plays of
2013 and ‘’downright brilliant,’’
Mr. Burns is a post-apocalyptic
tale in which survivors must
begin again and bond together
to create a new society; they
discover their greatest common cultural icon is the popular
‘’Cape Feare’’ episode of The
Simpsons. Thursday, October
29, 2015.
Open more than 30 years, this
jazz club with bi-level seating
books name acts and features
Northwest fare. Includes show
admission and dinner entrees
for 4. Good for one year from
Auction Date.
#3088
ACT Theatre—2 Tickets to Mr. Burns
Closes at 6:55pm
Donor: ACT Theatre
Value:$100
#3091
Gift voucher for 2 complimentary tickets to be presented
to the auction winner for 2016
Oregon Shakespeare Festival:
February 19 through June 9,
and October 4 through 30 for
any performance with 50 +
seats at time of booking.
Donor: Oregon Shakespeare
Festival
Value:$150
#3093
Experience Music Project 4 Passes
4 passes good for admission to
EMP Museum, a leading edge,
non-profit museum, dedicated
to the ideas and risk-taking
that fuel contemporary popular
culture. With its roots in rock
‘n roll, EMP serves as a gateway
museum, reaching multigenerational audiences through
their collections, exhibitions and
education programs.
Bainbridge Symphony Orchestra- 4
Performances, 2 Tickets Each
2 excellent tickets (reserved
seating) to 4 performances on
November 14, 2015; February 20, 2016; April 16, 2016;
and June 5, 2016. Repertoire
features Beethoven’s Piano
Concerto #4; Legends (of
Finnish and Russian symphonic
music); Silver Screen and Stage;
and Dvorak’s Symphony #8.
Donor:Bainbridge
Performing Arts
Value:$120
Ashland Shakespeare Festival
Voucher for 2
Donor: Experience Music Project
Value:$100
#3094
Pleasant Harbor—2-Nights’
Moorage and Pizza
2 nights at the beautiful, fully
up-to-date Pleasant Harbor
Marina—new deli, poolside
barbecue, WITH your choice of
their signature 16-inch pizza!
Donor: The Honorable Jay Inslee
and First Lady Trudi Inslee
Value:$200
Donor: Pleasant Harbor
Marina Resort
Value:$300
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#3095
18 holes Golf at Port Ludlow
Golf Course and Lunch for 4
Section 2: GET OUT OF TOWN
#3099
Donor: The Resort at Port Ludlow
Value:$400
5 Port Angeles Symphony
Concerts for 2
Enjoy 2 ‘’B’’ section seats for 5
Port Angeles Symphony concerts under the baton of new
Music Director and Conductor,
Jonathan Pasternack, beginning
in November 2015 and concluding in April 2016.
#3100
Donors: Royal Scot Suite Hotel and
Greg Greene;
Black Ball Ferry Line
Value:$264
#3098
5 Port Angeles Symphony
Concerts for 2
#3103
#3101
Commander’s Beach House–
2-Night Stay
A 2-night stay for 2 in the Island
View or Schooner Room of this
lovely bed and breakfast on
Point Hudson, within walking
distance of all downtown Port
Townsend has to offer.
Donor:Commander’s
Beach House
Value:$320
Enjoy 2 ‘’B’’ section seats for 5
Port Angeles Symphony concerts under the baton of new
Music Director and Conductor,
Jonathan Pasternack, beginning
in November and concluding in
April.
Palace Hotel, One-Night Stay
Set in a Victorian brick building dating back to 1889, this
elegant hotel is a 3-minute walk
from the Port Townsend ferry
terminal and 2.2 miles from Fort
Worden State Park.
Donor: Manresa Castle
Value:$378
2 Can Play in Victoria!
Take the Black Ball Ferry from
Port Angeles to Victoria and
spend the night at the Royal
Scot Hotel in a one-bedroom
suite.
Donor: Chevy Chase
Beach Cabins
Value:$277.50
Manresa Castle—2-Night Stay
A 2-night stay for 2 people
in a small suite at the century-old Manresa Castle, with
breath-taking views of the
Olympic and Cascade Mountains.
Chevy Chase Beach Cabins, 2-Night
Stay
Spend 2 nights in Studio Cottage #7 or #10. These charming
little cottages feature garden/
mountain views, private bathrooms with claw-foot tubs, cozy
queen beds, kitchenettes and
access to our private beach. Valid during quiet season; excludes
holidays.
Donor:Bainbridge
Performing Arts
Value:$44
Donor: Port Angeles Symphony
Value:$160
#3097
#3102
2 tickets to 2 performances
(November 7, 2015 and April 2,
2016) from one of the region’s
bests improv groups, EDGE
Improv. Hilarious, spontaneous,
and entertaining.
Golf foursome with 2 carts at
Port Ludlow Golf Course, followed by lunch for 4 at Niblicks.
#3096
Edge Improv Twice at Bainbridge
Performing Arts
Closes at 6:55pm
Donor: Palace Hotel
Value:$150
#3105
Clearwater Casino Resort MiniGetaway for 2
Win a fabulous one-night stay
and dinner for 2 at any Suquamish Clearwater Casino Resort
dining venue. This destination
casino resort pampers guests
with rustic elegance, luxurious
amenities, full-service spa, golf
course and the excitement of
casino nightlife.
Donor: Suquamish Clearwater
Casino Resort
Value:$299
Donor: Port Angeles Symphony
Value:$160
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Premier Desserts
#4001
Pane d’Amore’s
Lemon Meringue Pie
This is absolutely the best lemon meringue pie you will ever
taste. Real, slow cooked lemon
curd, mountains of Italian meringue like mountains of clouds,
and a crunchy layer of candied
lemon peel. Served in a beautiful
terra cotta pie pan from Port
Townsend’s own Daily Bird
Pottery.
Donor:
Value :
#4002
#4004
Donor :
Value :
#4005
#4006 Silverwater’s Chocolate Kahlua
Mousse Cake
Donor :
Value :
#4007
Donor : Dawn Mohrbacher
Value:$100
#4009
Walter Santschi
$75
Lehani’s Grandma’s Chocolate Cake
A decadent double-layer chocolate cake with a cream cheese
frosting, drizzled with Belgian
chocolate.
Donor:
Value :
Lehani’s Deli and Coffee
$75
Donor:
David Hero and
Silverwater Cafe
Value:$75
Annie Welch’s Northwest
Marionberry Torte
In tribute to Van Gogh’s swirling
vision, this Northwest marionberry torte features almond
joconde cake, white chocolate
marionberry mousse , and a
bottom of white chocolate crisp.
The baker interned with Mike
McCarey of Mike’s Amazing
Cakes in Redmond.
Walter Santschi’s
Chocolate Nemesis
The Swiss are masters of
chocolate-the tradition continues in this creation made
by our own local Swiss chef. A
gluten-free flourless chocolate
torte, covered with raspberry
jam, finished with a rich chocolate ganache and topped with
Northwest raspberries. Celestial delight.
Donor: Jacque Peters
Value:$75
You ‘ll be swept off your feet on
this star-filled night by the Silverwater’s toffee-filled chocolate
Kahlua mousse cake! Its chocolate scent is intoxicating. Be their
Hero--purchase this amazing and
definitely premier dessert for the
guests at your table.
Martha Worthley’s
Chocolate Truffle Cake
Donor: Martha Worthley
Value:$75
Dawn Mohrbacher’s Grandma’s
Famous Bread Pudding with
Custard Sauce
A shining example of a decadent
treat that takes you back to
your childhood, accompanied by
a lovely bottle of port to bring
you back to adulthood. No nuts
about it, you’ll be the superstar
at your table (but really, there
are no nuts in this offering ).
Heidi Nielsen
$75
When artists bake, the result is
magic! A triple-chocolate cake
with a dark chocolate truffle
ganache to take your mood to a
new dimension.
A canvas painted with luscious
layers of cake, truffles, buttercreams, satins and freshness.
You’ll savor chocolate, raspberry and more chocolate while
your eyes feast on the Starry,
Starry Night image atop the
cake.
#4003
#4008
It’s from Heidi — you know it
will be fabulous.
Pane d’ Amore
$75
Jacque Peters’
Starry, Starry Night Cake
Heidi Nielsen’s
Donor:
Value :
#4010
Arran Stark’s Magical Cake
Arran Stark, Chef and Dietary
Director at Jefferson Healthcare, has served in the kitchens
o f some of the nation’s most
prestigious restaurants and
institutions, including the
Museum of Fine Arts in Boston,
Massachusetts. He is creating a
Magical Cake—all we know for
sure is that it will be absolutely
delicious.
Donor:
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$75
Arran Stark and
Jefferson Healthcare
Value:$75
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#1
TWO NIGHTS IN DOWNTOWN SEATTLE CONDO WITH PARKING
Just in time for your holiday revels and shopping!
Walk to everything from this 2-bedroom (both with King beds) one-bath downtown
Seattle condo.
Fully equipped kitchen, parking and cleaning fee included.
Friday and Saturday, December 4 and 5, 2015.
No Pets.
Donor: Renate Wheeler
Value:
#2
$500
CHAMPAGNE BRUNCH FOR 6 IN YOUR HOME
Treat your friends or family to a festive champagne brunch in the comfort of your own
home.
Carla Main's ''Girls Night Out Group'' will bring a delicious brunch for up to 6 people
to your home on a mutually agreed upon date.
You will be served in style and your kitchen will be pristine when we leave. Decadent
menu? We can do that. Healthy menu? We can do that too. You choose. We have
menus to fit every palate and need.
We’ll take photos of your brunch party upon request.
Donor: Carla Main
Value:
#3
$350
THREE NIGHTS IN SAN FRANCISCO
3 nights at a beautiful Victorian apartment in San Francisco's Cole Valley, just 2 blocks
south of Golden Gate Park.
You'll find good restaurants in the neighborhood and a Whole Foods Market 3 blocks
away—then there's Haight Street, with funky shops and more good restaurants.
It’s an easy walking neighborhood, close to various Muni lines to take you
wherever you want to go in the City.
To be scheduled for a mutually agreeable date. Good for one year.
Donor: Sue Raley
Value:
$500
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#4
DINNER WITH LUCINDA CARVER FOR 6
Prepare for a night of fun and stimulating conversation! Lucinda is a highly acclaimed musician
who is equally at home on the podium, at the keyboard or in the lecture hall. She’s a brilliant
dinner companion!
At Centrum, she serves as Artistic Director of the Port Townsend Chamber Music Festival; at
the University of Southern California’s Thornton School of Music, they know her as Vice Dean
of the Division of Classical Performance and Composition. Active in both the symphonic and operatic arenas,
she has been proclaimed “a find … a first-rate conductor” by Bernard Holland of the New York Times and “an
important emerging conductor” by Mark Swed of the Los Angeles Times.
Ken & Cindy McBride and Renate Wheeler will host and serve your dinner for 6 (including Champagne & fine wines),
featuring Lucinda as the guest of honor, in the McBrides’ home near Fort Worden, overlooking Admiralty Bay.
Friday, July 15, 2016.
Donors: Ken and Cindy McBride and Renate Wheeler
Value:
#5
$750
TACOMA FOR 2—PORT TOWNSEND’S SISTER CITY!
For culinary and cultural adventures in your own backyard, explore Tacoma! All destinations
in this package are within walking distance of each other, in the Museum and Theater Districts of downtown Tacoma.
Package includes a night at the Hotel Murano; gift certificates for Indochine Asian Dining Lounge and Pacific Grill; admissions for LeMay—America’s Car Museum, celebrating
America’s love affair with the automobile; admissions for Tacoma Art Museum, which
focuses on art and artists from the Northwest and broader western region; and tickets to
a performance by the Tacoma Symphony Orchestra.
Donors: Hotel Murano, Indochine, LeMay—America’s Car Museum, Pacific Grill,
Tacoma Art Museum and Tacoma Symphony Orchestra
Value:
#6
$517
CHRISTMAS COCKTAILS FOR 40 AT THE JAMES HOUSE
Enjoy a beautiful beginning to the holiday season with a cocktail and light dinner party at
the historic James House.
Santa goes all out decorating the house with vintage and antique Christmas ornaments
and decor. A great way to get into the holiday spirit.
Saturday, December 5.
Hold up your card to be included; if you are bidding for 2, hold up 2 cards!
Donors: Jesse and Dawn Mohrbacher
Value:
$100 per person; 40 spaces
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#7
PRINCEVILLE, KAUAI—ONE WEEK FOR 4
#9
Make your home on the Garden Island for 7 days and
6 nights in this two-bedroom,
two-bathroom condo.
Lovingly appointed in traditional
Hawaiian style, this unit is close
to all the pleasures Kauai has
to offer—beaches, golf courses,
shopping and watering holes.
Each guest will receive a $50 gift certificate and a 10%
discount off all purchases made that evening. Thursday,
November 12, 6-8:30 pm.
It comes with a $100 dining gift certificate
to a restaurant in Hanalei, a walking tour
for 2 at nearby Limahuli Garden, and coffee
and tea from Hanalei Coffee.
Hold up your card to be included; if you are bidding for 2,
hold up 2 cards!
Available times: Nov. 15-Dec. 21, 2015; Jan.
5-15, 2016; Nov. 15, 2016-Jan 15, 2017.
Donor: About Time and Jan Hopfenbeck
Value:
Donors: Steve Moore and Gigi Callaizakis
Value:
#8
$2,200
#10 LUXURY WINE TASTING FOR 6
You and 5 of your friends (6 total)
will meet your hosts, Jesse and Dawn
Mohrbacher, in Dayton, Oregon for a
lovely, long weekend of wine tasting.
DINNER WITH JOHN CLAYTON FOR 6
He does it all! Hear the estimable John
Clayton reminisce about his affiliation
with some of the world’s top talent,
including The Count Basie Orchestra,
Diana Krall, Whitney Houston, Carmen
McRae, Nancy Wilson, Joe Williams,
Quincy Jones, and more.
Guests will make their way to the heart
of the Willamette Valley to enjoy 3
nights in the fabulous Vintages
Trailer Resort (one ultra-hip fully-restored trailer per couple), featuring
luxury bathing products, robes,
vintage style bikes, kitchenettes and
more.
He composes, arranges, plays double
bass, conducts, teaches, performs all
over the world, and serves as Artistic
Director for Jazz Port Townsend. For
affability and charm, he is legend—
Accommodations, meals and limo service are part of the
package. Wineries to be toured include J. K. Carriere,
Patricia Green Cellars and several private tastings at premium boutique wineries which are not often open to the
public as well as a couple must-see wineries when visiting
Oregon wine country.
Let Sally Warren and Jeff Jackson host and serve your dinner for 6 featuring John as the guest of honor in their lovely
Morgan Hill home designed by Dallas architect Dan Shipley.
* Monday, July 18, 2016
All guests must be 21 years of age and older.
Donors: Sally Warren and Jeff Jackson
Value:
ABOUT TIME—GIRLS’
PRIVATE SHOPPING
NIGHT FOR 8
This iconic Port Townsend
women’s boutique will open
their doors for an after-hours
party with food, wine and
shopping! Their staff is solicitous; their clothing, shoes,
and accessories are cool, wearable and well-made.
Thursday, May 12-Sunday, May 15, 2016.
$800
Donors: Jesse and Dawn Mohrbacher
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#4011
Tin Brick, Port Townsend
#4015
Enjoy wood-fired pizza or the
best Philly cheesesteak on the
Peninsula.
#4016
Better Living Through Coffee,
Port Townsend
Fair-trade/organic coffee and
espresso, pastries, soups,
sandwiches, quiches, and other
treats made with organic ingredients. Start your tab!
#4017
Donor: Lanza’s Ristorante
Value:$40
Donor: Ichikawa Sushi Bar &
Steakhouse and
Dotty Flowers
Value:$250
#4021
Donor: Fountain Café
Value:$100
Courtyard Cafe, Port Townsend
Always friendly, always homemade, with butter! Delight in
their unique breakfast and lunch
menu, which includes big sandwiches, homemade pastries and
pies, and top-notch coffee.
Donor: Courtyard Café
Value:$45
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Fountain Cafe, Port Townsend
For intimate lunches and dinners with friends. They use wild
local seafood, organically grown
greens, herbs, and vegetables,
and are committed to supporting small, locally owned businesses.
Donor: Courtyard Café
Value:$65
#4018
Ichikawa Sushi Bar & Steakhouse,
Port Townsend
5-course dinner for 6 in the
Ichikawa Tatami Room. Savor
miso soup, zenzi salad, vegetable tempura, and a 6-person
Chef’s Platter followed by
Ginger Ice Cream.
Courtyard Cafe, Port Townsend
Always friendly, always homemade, with butter! Delight in
their unique breakfast and lunch
menu, which includes big sandwiches, homemade pastries and
pies, and top-notch coffee.
Lanza’s Ristorante, Port Townsend
Dinner for 2; old-world Italian
fare served in cozy digs with
exposed-brick walls, banquettes
and a romantic vibe.
#4020
Donor: Pippa’s Real Tea
Value:$56
Donor: Better Living Through
Coffee, Port Townsend
Value:$50
#4014
Donor: Doc’s Marina Grill
Value:$175
Enjoy a high tea as only Pippa
can provide. All her delicious
baked goods and soups are
made in-house; gluten-free and
vegan selections are always
available.
Donor: Nifty Fifty’s Soda Fountain
Value:$50
#4013
Pippa’s Real Tea for 2,
Port Townsend
Doc’s Marina Grill, Port Townsend
A monthly coupon—for a full
year—good for a 2-piece fish
and chips dinner in their beautifully-appointed and historic
Point Hudson quarters.
Donor: The Belmont, Rick and
Monette Unrue
Value:$100
Nifty Fifty’s Soda Fountain,
Port Townsend
Delicious eats and treats for
guys and dolls—giant burgers,
fish and chips, ice cream sodas
and specialty sundaes.
#4019
PT’s last 1880’s waterfront
restaurant and saloon offers a
full menu, with a focus on seafood, for lunch or dinner.
Donor: Tin Brick
Value:$30
#4012
The Belmont, Port Townsend
#4022
A Pound of Fudge per Month for 5
Months from P.T. Fudge Co.
Magically Delicious!
Donors: Tim and Harline Moyer
and Port Townsend Fudge
Company
Value:$100
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The holidays are just around the corner. Celebrate valued employees
and customers, beloved family and friends with delectable fresh fudge
delights from the Port Townsend Fudge Company.
Call or order online today!
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CULINARY FRENZY
#4023
A Pound of Fudge per Month for 5
Months from P.T. Fudge Co.
#4026
Magically Delicious!
Ajax Café, Port Hadlock
Dine in the charming Galster
House, built in the late 1800’s
and once the home of Samuel
Hadlock, the founder of Port
Hadlock. Featuring local and
sustainable ingredients from
small, family-owned producers, in service of a Prix Fixe
6-course, 6-wine extravaganza!
#4025
#4027
Cafe Nola, Bainbridge Island
Donor: Ajax Café
Value:$120
Fireside Restaurant Wine Event,
Port Ludlow
Donor: Café Nola
Value:$100
#4028
Anthony’s at Pier 66, Seattle
Feast on dinner entrees for 2 on
the downtown Seattle waterfront. The finest and freshest
Northwest seafood; outstanding views.
Donor: Anthony’s Restaurant
Value:$80
Donor: Port Ludlow Resort
Value:$300
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The Pink Door, Seattle
Along the quaint Post Alley of
Seattle’s Pike Place Market, a
seductive netherworld awaits
behind a mysterious, milky rose
portal known as The Pink Door.
There are no restrictions here—
good food, provocative conversation and FUN flows as freely
as the VINO!
Donor: Jacqueline Di Roberto
Value:$150
Donor: Restaurant Marche
Value:$100
A relaxing, European style
cafe specializing in innovative,
eclectic cuisine with a focus on
seasonal ingredients in a bistro
setting.
An award-winning restaurant,
the Fireside’s legendary wine
events feature a multi-course
dinner prepared by Chef Dan
Ratigan with wine pairings.
You’ll enjoy the expert service
and the cozy yet luxurious surroundings, lit by firelight, with
views of Ludlow Bay and the
Olympic Mountains.
#4029
Greg Atkinson’s contemporary
Northwest Bistro offers lunch
and dinner with a nod to the
Cuisine du Marche style of
cooking that relies on fresh, local ingredients. This item comes
with Greg Atkinson’s book,
Northwest Essentials; bring it in
and he’ll sign it for you.
Donors: Tim and Harline Moyer
and Port Townsend Fudge
Company
Value:$100
#4024
Restaurant Marche,
Bainbridge Island
#4030
El Gaucho, Tacoma
A simple exterior opens to
a grand staircase as guests
enter a world of shimmering
candlelight, classic songs and a
special dining experience. The
menu features fresh seafood
selections and 28-Day DryAged Niman Ranch All-Natural
Certified Angus Beef® Brand
Prime steaks and custom aged
Certified Angus Beef® Brand,
prepared on an open bed of
glowing coals in their open exhibition-style kitchen. Donor: El Gaucho and
Terry Bergeson
Value:$200
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24 hours or less, Monday-Friday, to a myriad of resources —
it’s like having your own human resources department only
when you need it!
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#11 TORTILLA-MAKING CLASS AND GUATEMALAN DINNER FOR 6
Olga and Victor Paz, known as Olgita’s at the Port Townsend Farmers’ Market, will
teach 6 guests how to make their famous tortillas and papusas.
The demonstration will be followed by a 4-course, Guatemalan country-style dinner,
with wines that complement the menu.
Hosted by Dave and Lynne Stanko in their striking Cape George home with views of
Protection Island.
To be scheduled for a mutually agreeable date.
Donors: Olga Paz and David & Lynne Stanko
Value:
$600
#12 PROTECTION ISLAND TOUR AND LUNCH FOR 6
Protection Island is a federally protected National Wildlife Refuge. Only one individual lives on the island - Marty Bluewater!
Marty and Ross Anderson will meet you at Cape George marina and ferry you back
to the island; then you’ll drive around the island for an afternoon of bird-watching
and sightseeing.
Aimee’s Catering will provide box lunches to enjoy during the day.
The island is on the flyway for many migrating birds; you may see Tufted Puffin,
rhinoceros auklets and gulls on land and, in the surrounding waters, seals, sea lions,
orcas and other cetaceans.
To be scheduled for a mutually agreeable date.
Donors: Marty Bluewater, Ross Anderson and Aimee’s Catering
Value:
$1,020
#13 SEXTANT, ARTIFICIAL HORIZON AND STAR FINDER
Travel the world with the stars, using this complete outfit for celestial navigation
anywhere on the planet. Enjoy your own Starry, Starry Night!
The sextant was made by Cassen & Plath in Germany. The artificial horizon is also
German-made and allows one to take a fix on land. (Also handy for practice).
You’ll also acquire 2 Celesticomp calculators, a complete set of star reduction tables, a
star finder, a sextant handbook and a celestial navigation course.
Donors: William and Meri Roberts
Value:
$1,500
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#14 “RE:VOLVE,” STONEWARE SCULPTURE BY ANNE HIRONDELLE
Add to your collection this original sculpture by a world-renowned artist who just happens to live in
our own backyard.
Hirondelle’s work is part of collections owned by the White House, Museum of Arts and Design,
Los Angeles County Art Museum, and Stanford University, among others.
She has exhibited in New York, Philadelphia, Los Angeles, Kansas City, Scottsdale, Chicago and
Seattle, and was the recipient of a fellowship from the National Endowment for the Arts in 1988.
9.5” H x 10.5” W x 9.5” D.
Donor: Anne Hirondelle
Value:
$1,800
#15 ONE WEEK STAY IN MAUI AT LAHAINA FAMILY FARMS
Relax for one glorious week in the hills above Lahaina at Tim and Harline
Moyer’s family apartment. It’s part of their thriving Organic Farm, where
they grow their own food, share generously with others, and practice
malama aina, the responsible land stewardship of traditional Hawaiians.
Rustic, one-room cabin, sleeps 2. You may choose to join the resident volunteers for family-style meals in the dining hall, or head into Lahaina for your own dining pleasure.
Available in the last week of February or March, 2016; please call one month prior to make
other arrangements.
Donors: Tim and Harline Moyer and Port Townsend Fudge Company
Value:
$1,000
#16 BONEFISH GRILL—DINNER FOR 8
Enjoy diner with your closest family and friends at this culinary destination in Canyon
Park, Bothell.
Owner Richard Rush’s menu includes award winning martinis, appetizers, oak-grilled
fish specialties and desserts.
Anticipate an innovative menu of seasonal specials, featuring the highest-quality,
freshest ingredients. The standard of service is exceptional.
Gratuity not included.
Donor: Bonefish Grill
Value:
$800
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#17 THE ALCHEMY OF SPIRITS, A GIN TASTING FOR 12
Join Storyteller Jeff Leinaweaver for an evening of fine poetry, story and a handpicked selection
of local spirits to fill the imagination, the palate, and the heart.
The event will feature a selection of 6-8 of the finest gins distilled in the Pacific Northwest and
around the globe. Appetizers and palate-cleansers will be provided.
Hosts Bob Alexander and Kathleen Devon look forward to spending time with you
in their Bainbridge Island home. Van service from Port Townsend or the Seattle/
Bainbridge ferry available by prior arrangement.
Hold up your card to be included; if you’re bidding for 2, hold up 2 cards!
Donor: Jeff Leinaweaver, Bob Alexander and Kathleen Devon
Value:
#18 TAHITI VILLAGE, LAS VEGAS —ONE WEEK FOR 8
Enjoy the good life during a time-share week at Tahiti Village, less than 3 miles from the
heart of the Las Vegas Strip.
Your Royal Tahitian unit awaits; composed of 2 units that can be divided, it sleeps a total
of 8 in 4 separate rooms, 2 bedrooms and 2 sleeper couches.
Tahiti Village is renowned for its long Lazy River and its Tahitian themed pool area. Amenities include dining facilities, a poolside bar, spa tub, and sauna. You’ll be close to entertainment, fine dining, gaming, golf and shopping.
Available year-round except Christmas and New Year’s.
Donors: James and Nelly Tretter
Value:$2,200
#19 4 MINI VERTICALS FROM RICK ZAJICEK’S WINE CELLAR
California wines, featuring Bordeaux and Burgundy grape varietals
represented in 4 ‘’mini’’ verticals. One bottle of each as follows:
From Bordeaux grapes, 2006, 2007, and 2008 Spottswoode Estate
Cabernet Sauvignon; and 2011, 2012, and 2013 Merry Edwards
Sauvignon Blanc.
From Burgundy grapes: 2008, 2009, and 2010 Williams-Selyem
Ferrington; and 2010, 2011, and 2012 DuMol Chloe Chardonnay.
Donors: Rick and Debbie Zajicek
Value:
$961
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#20 CHAMBER MUSIC CONCERT FOR 30
Afternoon Delight! Chamber music and champagne in a
gorgeous North Beach home atop
the bluff overlooking the Strait of
Juan de Fuca.
#22 ITALIAN DINNER FOR 8—
A CULINARY DELIGHT!
Enjoy a 5-course Italian dinner
with wine pairings. A signature
cocktail will begin the evening of
culinary surprises.
Enjoy sweet and savory nibbles,
good company, spectacular ocean
views and glorious music by talented local musicians!
Cuisine and wines from various
regions of Italy will be served for
your enjoyment.
The North Beach Quartet will play popular and classical
selections for your enjoyment. If the weather cooperates,
you can wander through garden spaces and relax on the
decks surrounding the home.
Sunday, June 26, 2016, 3-5 PM.
Leah Mitchell and Nancy McLachlan invite you to experience
la dolce vita at their Cape George
waterfront home on a mutually
agreeable date in 2016.
Hold up your card to be included; if you are bidding for 2,
hold up 2 cards!
Donors: Leah Mitchell & Nancy McLachlan
Value:
Donor: Wendy Chapman and Nan Evans
Value:
#23 BITTERS TASTING AND APPETIZERS
FOR 8 AT ALCHEMY
#21 7-DAY STAY AT KAUAI HAWAIIAN CONDO FOR 2
This beautiful, newly remodeled
suite located on Kauai’s romantic
north shore can be yours for a full
week.
Italian bitters (also known as Amaros) tasting, plus
appetizers for 8. Take a journey, North to South, and
experience what they favor in these Italian villages.
Mutually agreeable date. No weekends.
Donor: Alchemy Bistro and Kris Nelson
The living area has generous and
comfortable furnishings including
a queen sofa bed, a flat screen tv,
and reliable wi-fi. A great space to relax after an adventurous day.
Value:
The sunken and private bedroom has a private lanai area
for your morning coffee or to dine alfresco.
The suite comes equipped with a kitchenette that can
accommodate breakfast and lunch makings or sides if
guests wish to grill at the nice common barbeque area.
Don’t pass up this chance to enjoy Hawaii in style and
comfort.
Donors: David and Lynne Stanko
Value:
$800
$2,000
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$240
SHOPPING FRENZY
#4031
Green Eye Shade
#4035
A destination kitchen and gift
shop, featuring linens, glassware, dishes, jewelry, wine
accessories, candles, greeting
cards and gourmet gadgets.
Donor: Gail Boulter Burgler
Value:$50
#4032
#4036
Donor: Texas Glad Rags
Value:$150
#4034
What’s Cookin’
An outstanding kitchen supply
store. If it isn’t here, you don’t
need it.
Value:$50
#4040
#4037
Clothes Horse
Quality women’s apparel and
accessories for discerning
Northwest women of every
lifestyle and budget.
Value:$50
Value:$100
#4038
Northwest Man
Fashionable, understated and
refined furnishings for men:
Pendleton, Gramicci, Cotton
Reel, Cutter and Buck, plus
shoes, socks and accessories.
Value:$100
Donor: What’s Cookin’
Value:$50
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Specializing in super-comfortable, very wearable women’s
cotton casual clothing. Everything is made in either America
or Canada; accessory lines
support women’s cooperatives
in both Africa and Central
America.
Donor: Eagle Harbor Book
Company
Value:$50
Value:$50
Women’s upscale designer
resale shop featuring quality
clothing from the Lonestar
State:
Chanel, Escada,
Gucci, St. John, Tory Burch and
more in sizes 0-24. Also handbags, shoes, sunglasses and
jewelry.
Eagle Harbor Book Company,
Bainbridge Island
A full service community bookstore. Enjoy the best possible
selection of books and quality
service in a comfortable, fun
atmosphere.
Specializing in super-comfortable, very wearable women’s
cotton casual clothing. Everything is made in either America
or Canada; accessory lines
support women’s cooperatives
in both Africa and Central
America.
Donor: What’s Cookin’
Value:$50
Green Eye Shade
Texas Glad Rags, Silverdale
#4039
An outstanding kitchen supply
store. If it isn’t here, you don’t
need it.
A destination kitchen and gift
shop, featuring linens, glassware, dishes, jewelry, wine
accessories, candles, greeting
cards and gourmet gadgets.
#4033
What’s Cookin’
#4041
Central Market, Poulsbo and
Seattle
Destination food store focused
on fresh, quality food and variety on a grand scale. Remarkable deli and liquor selection.
Donor: Central Market
Value:$100
SHOPPING FRENZY
#4042
Quimper Mercantile
#4046
Port Townsend’s unique,
community-owned “general
store” stocks a great array of art
supplies, gifts, greeting cards,
kitchen items, linens, men’s and
women’s clothing and shoes,
personal items and toys.
Donor: Quimper Mercantile
Company
Value:$200
#4043
Sea Salt Cottage
Promoting wellness through
better products; specializing
in Dead Sea bathing salts, mud
masks, salt scrub and sugar
scrubs, soy based candles,
lotions, and bath products.
World’s End
#4048
Your source for apparel, accessories and décor of the nautical,
steampunk and Victorian variety. Full of wonderful treasures—happy hunting!
A unique Celtic treasure house
offering hard to find items for
the Celtic culture enthusiast
and those looking for a unique
gift.
Donor: Wandering Angus
Value:$50.00
Mail Plus
Gift certificate for shipping
can be used all at once, or as a
running tab.
Donor: Mail Plus
Value:$100
#4045
Donor: Sport Townsend and
Susan Jacob-Humiston
Value:$100
Wandering Angus
Donor: Sea Salt Cottage and
Raychel Hug
Value:$50
#4044
Port Townsend’s original outdoor gear connection—since
1990, satisfying outdoor enthusiasts’ hunger for outdoor gear
and footwear, and technical/
lifestyle clothing.
Donor: World’s End
Value:$50
#4047
Wooden Boat Chandlery
Offering hardware, line, nautical gifts, nautical charts, books,
toys, gifts and apparel.
Donor: Northwest Maritime
Center and
Wooden Boat Chandlery
Value:$75
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Sport Townsend
#4049
Tickled Pink
A downtown Port Townsend
shop that specializes in accessories and charm.
Donor: Tickled Pink
Value:$100
Live Auction
#24 WORLD PREMIER JAZZ COMPOSITION IN
YOUR HONOR
#26 GLACIER SPIRIT TOUR OF PROTECTION ISLAND
FOR 50
For you, your family
and friends, here’s a
summer evening visit
to Protection Island,
just outside of Port
Townsend.
Centrum’s Artistic Director for Jazz,
John Clayton, will compose a jazz
ensemble work (size of ensemble to be
determined) that will be dedicated to
you or someone of your choosing.
Mr. Clayton will collaborate with you,
allowing your ideas and musical preferences to influence the composition.
View thousands of
rhinoceros auklets, glaucous-winged gulls, pigeon
guillemots, double-crested and pelagic cormorants,
and black oystercatchers from the comfort of the
Puget Sound Express vessel Glacier Spirit.
The piece will be performed in a mainstage concert at Jazz Port Townsend
2016.
Your ticket includes a scrumptious on-board salmon
dinner prepared by Sherri Henke.
Your package includes a compact disc
recording, photo with the artists, and a framed manuscript of the composition autographed by the composer.
Wednesday, August 24, 2016
Hold up your card to be included; if you are bidding
for 2, hold up 2 cards!
Donor: John Clayton
Value:
Donors: Puget Sound Express and
Pete & Sherri Henke
$5,000
Value:
#25 16TH ANNUAL “KICK OFF THE
CENTRUM SEASON” EVENT FOR 30
Gary Kennedy and Rodney Rochelle
host a lavish and welcoming party
to launch Centrum’s 2016 Summer
Season in Gary’s North Beach home.
The delicious repast is prepared by
Chef Rodney, with cocktails, wines
supplied by John and Judy Chiles
and a musical program by Lisa Lanza.
Hold up your card to be included;
if you are bidding for 2, hold up 2 cards!
Saturday, June 11, 2016, at 5:30 pm.
Donors: Gary Kennedy, Rodney Rochelle & Barry
Bowser, and John & Judy Chiles
Value:
$100 per person; 30 spaces.
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European Options
for Your Bidding Pleasure —
#27 WEEK IN ROME FOR 2!
Spend 7 nights in a condo in Rome!
Accommodations include a fully equipped condo situated in Rome’s center,
with one bedroom or larger. Offering an ideal location to visit the most famous
Roman attractions and experience a true taste of Italian life.
Upgradable historical loft condo option at Barberini Station near Spanish Steps for $600.
Patrizia will be your personal concierge: assisting you in coordinating breathtaking tours, food
and wine tasting, and creating an unforgettable trip.
Enjoy a memorable guided day tour of the Vatican and a spectacular wine tasting experience at a
local Italian Enoteca for 2 people.
Expires April 30, 2016. $500 Damage Deposit. Subject to availability. Holidays not included.
Donor: Trips 4 Fundraising
Value:
$4,500
#28 SOUTHERN FRANCE HOLIDAY FOR 6
Medieval Vence is called the City of Art, where you’ll find your beautifully modernized,
600-year-old townhouse.
3 of the rooms—the entry room, the living room and the master bedroom, as well as the
large terrace—were decorated by Philippe Roessler, a well known local artist.
The entry room and living room contain Provence fireplaces and genuine wooden
beams. All 4 bedrooms have their own bathroom. There are 2 bedrooms to each floor;
the front bedrooms look out on rue de la Coste within the old town, and the rear bedrooms have views of the foothills of the Maritime Alps and the Matisse Chapel.
The house has a large garage with easy parking. The large terrace has the view of the foothills of the Alps and the hills
above Monaco.
There are more than 20 restaurants and outdoor cafes within a few minutes’ walk.
The post office, tourist office, banks, gift shops and the market are all only minutes
away.
The town is located in the hills above Nice, just 20 minutes from Nice airport; you’ll
be within easy driving distance of Cannes, Monaco and Italy.
Available year round. Based on availability.
Value:
$4,900
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#29 SPECIAL BOTTLES FROM MONTEREY’S SCHEID
VINEYARDS
#31SUNRIVER
OREGON FAMILY
VACATION
FOR UP TO 6
Just 15 miles from Bend
and Mt. Bachelor, Sunriver is the ideal base camp
to stay and play in Central Oregon.
Scheid Vineyards Winery offers luxury level
winemaking on a large
scale, with gentle and
efficient fruit handling,
superior sanitation,
world-class staffing, and
state-of-the-art technology.
Spend 4 nights in a woodsy, 1,250
square-foot cabin with 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and a carport
for 2 cars.
Scheid Vineyards produces custom and bulk wines in
a range of styles to give its clients maximum flexibility with their wine program. Located in Monterey
County, we grow more than 30 grape varieties on
10 diverse vineyard properties covering a span of 70
miles north to south.
Offers high speed wifi, a flat screen TV and a DVD player, and a 6- person hot tub.
There are bikes for 6 with a bike trail next to cabin,
accompanied by 6 passes to the SHARC Recreation and
Aquatics Center.
Donor: Jim Costello
Value:
Valid through May 2016. Does not include holidays.
$300
Value:
#30 CELLAR DOOR TASTING FOR 10
$1,900
Sample drinks and bites at
an eclectic restaurant and
bar; from its underground
PT location, it exudes the
ambiance of a 1920s jazz
club.
#32 A DAY WITH
THE HUSKIES AND
A NIGHT AT THE
MAYFLOWER
Enjoy your time at Husky Stadium on November 7, 2015 — when the
Huskies play the University of Utah’s Utah Utes. Seats
located on the 45-yard line, under
the roof for rain protection.
Includes a flight of 5 craft
cocktails and a variety of
hors d’oeuvres.
Tuesday, February 12,
5:30pm
Hold up your card to be included; if you are bidding
for 2, hold up 2 cards!
After the game, retire to the luxurious and welcoming Mayflower
Hotel in downtown Seattle.
Donor: Dominic Svornich
Value:
Donors: Bob Alexander and Kathleen Devon
Value:
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$500
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#33 PREMIER CENTRUM MAINSTAGE
PACKAGE FOR 2
#34 RAFFLE FOR LUXURIOUS 7-DAY HOLLAND
AMERICA CRUISE FOR 2
Enjoy 2 front-row center seat tickets to every 2016
McCurdy Pavilion Centrum performance.
This package also guarantees you a VIP reserved
parking space in the McCurdy parking lot for all 2016
McCurdy Pavilion Centrum performances. This premier spot is yours for the entire day, even when there
are 2 shows!
Choose any cruise on one of the Holland America
Line 5-star ships to Alaska, the Caribbean, Mexico or
Canada/New England!
For up to 7 days you and a friend or sweetheart will
experience world-class dining, spacious staterooms,
elegant surroundings and extraordinary discoveries.
Enjoy a complimentary glass of wine or beer (must be
21+) in the Centrum Beer and Wine Garden.
Enjoy the pampering of an award-winning crew as
you partake in as many—or as few—activities as suit
your mood, including the Greenhouse Spa and Salon,
cooking demonstrations and wine tastings in the
Culinary Arts Center, or simply taking in the scenery
on the wrap-around teak deck.
You will also receive 2 t-shirts for each festival and be
welcomed as a guest at the donor receptions held at
intermission during Saturday matinee performances.
Check centrum.org for performances including Fiddle Tunes, Jazz and Blues.
Donor:Centrum
Value:
No expiration date! Call World Cruise Reservations
to secure a mutually agreeable date. Airfare to and
from departure/arrival ports not included. Does not
include taxes, onboard charges, shore excursions or
hotel service charges.
$1,000
Donor:
Value:
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Holland America Line
$1,900
The Centrum Board of Directors and staff thank the volunteers, donors, advertisers, sponsors, and guests who make this evening
possible. We are especially grateful to our Starry, Starry Night Committee—an effective, hard-working and intelligent team! We also
thank our highly-responsive Production Crew; Sarah, Mike, B. J., Budd, and Teia.
CENTRUM BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Carla Main
President
John Wilcox
Vice President
CENTRUM STAFF
Leah Mitchell
Robert A. Birman
Aldryth O’Hara
Steve Best
Secretary
Treasurer
Bob Alexander
Terry Bergeson
Jean Cardon
James Costello
Robin Ditzler
Steve Fetter
Cindy Hill Finnie
Gordon Hamilton
Malcolm Harris
John Kennedy
Edmund W. Littlefield, Jr.
Dave Marriott
Cynthia Stevens McBride
Ralph Sabin
Sally Warren
Executive Director
Operations IT/Maintenance/
Technical Director
Gigi Callaizakis
Director of Human Resources
Megan Claflin
Marketing Manager
Karen Gose Clemens
Director of Development
Vernie Colt
Operations Administrative Assistant
Sue Cook
Development Assistant
Jordan Hartt
Program Manager/Literature
Mary Hilts
Development and Program
Manager/Blues
Lisa Johnson
Finance Manager
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Peter McCracken
Program Manager/Fiddle
Voice
Jacqueline Mention
Box Office Operations Volunteer
Manager
Gregg Miller
Program Manager/Jazz
Chamber Music
Hali Ransom Miller
Operations Registrar and Bookings
Sarah Passerotti
Program Assistant
Karen Sweeney
Finance Associate
Joan Wenske
Program Assistant
Lisa Werner
Director of Operations
Martha Worthley
Program Manager/Young Artists
Project Residencies
2015 Gala Menu
SELECTED AND PREPARED BY CHEF LOU BLAIR, FORT WORDEN
Salad
Reception
•
Hosted beer, cider and wine bar
with FinnRiver signature aperitif
•
Appetizers
•
Boerenkaas Puffs
•
Witloff, bacon and goat cheese bites
•
Local cheeses, spiced nuts, roasted
and fresh crudites
Local greens with herb dressing
and Moroccan spiced carrots
Entrée Choices
•
Cornish game hen
with grapes macerated in port
•
or
Spice-rubbed salmon filet
•
or
Portobella Wellington
Dessert
•
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Starry, Starry Night custard
and white chocolate confection
THE
SIGNATURE SCARF
The Starry, Starry Night signature scarf
captures Port Townsend artist Nancy
Olson Van Allen’s image of Alexander’s
Castle on a luxurious, oblong scarf.
Made from silk chiffon, the scarf measures
20” wide by 72” long.
Each scarf is $100, with all proceeds
supporting Centrum’s program and
scholarship funds.
You may obtain the scarf before the Gala
by contacting Sue Cook at 360.385.3102
ext. 103 or placing an online order at:
www.centrum.org/gala
You may also purchase or place an order
for the scarf at the Gala.
To place your order: contact Sue Cook at (360) 385-3102 ext 103
or go to www.centrum.org/gala/
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Port Townsend, WA 98368
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Port Townsend, WA 98368
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Port Hadlock, WA 98339
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