3rd Annual UCN Goods & Services Auction April 6

Item

Description

Number Offered

LIVE AUCTION - Licensed Auctioneer Robert Hanstad will run the live auction. Every person who bids on any of these items must have a bidding paddle, which will be distributed at the check-in desk.   The Live Auction starts at 6:30 p.m. on April 6.

L-1

Two Milwaukee Symphony Tickets for June 7

Two tickets in the orchestra level of Uihlein Hall for the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra's "Mad Men" pops performance on Friday, June 7, 2013 at 8:00 P.M.  "Light up a Lucky, and pour yourself a highball." This is the music of the Mad Men era. Steven Reineke leads the top 40's of the early '60s. A few ounces of Paul Anka, a shot of Brenda Lee and even a splash of Ben E. King - all mixed into the Mad Men cocktail! Offered once by Pat Mumm-Lovely.

1 pair of tickets

L-2

Owen Gromme Print Framed

Owen Gromme print of "Exploding from Cover - Ruffed Grouse"  25" x 17"  

Offered by Daphne Carney. 

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L-3

A Ride to the Airport

Private limousine service to and from General Mitchell International Airport, Milwaukee.  Can seat up to 4 passengers with luggage. Reserve your dates early!  Offered twice by Karen Ringlien.

2 times for up to 4 passengers each time

L-4

Small Antique Tilt Top Table  

This scalloped-edge wooden table is 27" high when open; when it is tilted upright it is 38" tall.  The table top is a 24" scalloped circle with a lightly painted flower garland. Colby's Furniture number 18024, listed on a metal label attached to the underside of the tilt joint.  Colby's is a Chicago manufacturer/ retailer that went out of business in 1991 after being in business on Wabash Street for 125 years.  Donated by Linda Chernault.

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L-5

Gift Basket and One-Night Stay at Stagecoach Inn Bed & Breakfast

The gift basket includes a gift certificate for 1 night's stay in a whirlpool-fireplace suite. Included in the basket: wine, chocolate, S.C. Inn soaps and bath salts, local post cards, roastry coffee, music CD "Friendly Animal." Brook and Liz have run this historic inn for 30 years in Cedarburg. It has a pub and chocolate shop, 12 rooms, and is walking distance to shops and restaurants. Historic preservation is an important part of their lives. For 2 people, one night, Sunday - Thursday. Offered by Liz Brown.

1 night for 2 people

L-6

2 Tickets to the Florentine Opera's The Marriage of Figaro 

on either May 8 or May 10, 2013 solicited by Bill Florescu

L-7

Fairways of Woodside Golf Passes

This is a breathtaking newer golf course located just outside of Sussex in Waukesha County. Set in the picturesque countryside of Southeastern Wisconsin, the well-designed championship course at Fairways of Woodside uniquely combines the excitement of challenging golf with the area's natural beauty. Featuring all bent grass tees, fairways and greens. Their friendly staff are on hand to make your visit an enjoyable one. Full scale driving range and practice facilities also available on site. And the course offers a variety of opportunities to strengthen your game, from the aggressive 550+ yard holes (9 and 15) to the doglegs and ponds of many others.
Come enjoy a brand new golfing experience at Fairways of Woodside! 2 golf passes for one round of 18 holes, with golf cart included, offered one time by Dan O'Connor.

L-8

Three Month Individual or Family Membership to the Harry and Rose Samson Family Jewish Community Center

Located at 6255 N. Santa Monica Blvd., Whitefish Bay, WI.  If membership is activated during the summer, you may also use the JCC Family Park in Mequon. Valid for all member privileges except Gan Ami Preschool and camp enrollment. If recipient is a current JCC member, the existing basic membership will be extended by 3 months. Choose from their wide variety of programs, from education to health and wellness, to spa services. Solicited by Stacy Mitchell.

L-9

Aldo Leopold Bench    

Own this bench designed by Aldo Leopold and built by member and naturalist John Hoff. It exudes simplicity with its classic lines, minimalist design, and will remind you of its designer who first conceived the notion of a "land ethic." This bench will provide you and yours a platform on which to ponder this great man's writings and ideas.  Minimum bid $50.  One offered by John Hoff.

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L-10

Romantic getaway for 2 along the shores of Lake Michigan

Enjoy a 2-night stay in your private guest suite, complete with sitting area, full kitchen, private bathroom and queen-size bed. Smoking not allowed indoors. All linens provided, along with coffee, tea, and a selection of snack and breakfast foods to prepare as you wish.  We offer private use of the outdoor hot tub, the deck where we have an above-ground fire pit, and a guided tour of local woods. Located only 30 minutes north of UCN. Offer expires April 6, 2014.  Offered twice by Leigh and Scott Hoftiezer. 

2 times for 2 people, 2 nights

L-11

Hand-made Quilt

Handmade quilt, 4' 8" x 4' 9" in size, in yellow, green and red with a rose pattern. Offered by Marian Steward.

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L-12

Professional Carpentry Work

Home repairs, remodeling, restorations, energy-saving projects. As a union carpenter, Brian Bunzel has worked in hospitals, retail stores, schools, churches, offices and homes for 31 years. Back in the 1980's, his interest in solar energy and saving energy led him into the construction industry. He is offering his skills as carpenter twice, for 8 hours each winning bid. Offered by Brian Bunzel.

L-13

Two Matching Wooden Lamp or Side Tables

made by John Widdicomb Co. Designed by Ralph Widdicomb, Grand Rapids.  The tables are solid wood with dove-tailed drawers.  Two drawers on each table, each 3.5 inches tall.  The tables are 28.5 inches tall, 17 inches wide, 13 inches deep.   The front has a slight bow front so the edges of the table are 12 inches deep. The John Widdicomb company was started in 1897 and it was purchased by Stickley furniture in 2002.   The John Widdicomb furniture company is consistently referred to as high quality or high end furniture manufacturer.  Donated by Linda Chernault.

L-14

Musical Entertainment for Your Next Party!

LIBRA-Music, Poul & Linda Sandersen of the Pickin' Up Speed Bluegrass Band, get down to grass roots with Bluegrass, Folk, Old-time Country, Gospel,  Environmental and homegrown harmonies for your party or other event, doing 90 minutes of music to entertain you and your friends and families.

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L-15

Johnson's Gardens Certificate and Consultation

A $250 plant certificate good on trees, shrubs, conifers and perennials. Plus, a one hour landscape consult with landscape designer Michaela Molter. Must live within Milwaukee, Ozaukee, Washington or Waukesha Counties to win. Offered once, solicited by John Hoff.

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L-16

2 Tickets for the Gershwins' Porgy & Bess

at Skylight Musical Theatre, Cabot Theatre, Saturday, May 18, 2013, 7:30 P.M. Located in the Broadway Theatre Center located at 158 N. Broadway In the Historic Third Ward. May be exchanged for another date May 17 to June 9, 2013 
"Hailed as a masterpiece of American Opera and set in Charleston's fabled Catfish Row, beautiful Bess struggles to break from her scandalous past while Porgy, the crippled beggar, is the only one who can truly rescue her. Threatened by her formidable former lover Crown, and the seductive enticements of the colorful troublemaker Sportin' Life, Porgy and Bess' relationship evolves into a deep romance that triumphs as one of theatre's most exhilarating love stories." Donated by Linda Chernault.

1 pair of tickets

L-17

 Week Stay at Beautiful Lake Michigan Cottage

Take your family or friends to stay in a beautiful lake cottage with easy access to Lake Michigan's sandy beach, only 30 minutes north of UCN. The cottage sleeps six (1 king-size bed, 1 queen-size bed, 2 twin beds), has 2 full bathrooms, kitchen and living room, deck with fire pit, fireplace, WiFi, flat screen t.v., washer and dryer, dishwasher, many other amenities. You may book up to 1 week. $600 security deposit needed 2 weeks prior to your stay. Available any time except Memorial Day weekend, 4th-of-July weekend, July 7-14, and Labor Day weekend. Small dogs are allowed. Offer expires April 6, 2014. Offered once by Gavin and Wiyada Ingier, friends and neighbors of Leigh and Scott Hoftiezer.

1 time for up to 6 people, one week

L-18

Autumn Ridge Golf Course Package

Autumn Ridge Golf Club is an 18 Hole, par 70, 6027 yard championship golf course. Autumn Ridge received a four star rating from Golf Digest, and was selected one of Wisconsin's best public golf courses by the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel (July, 2001).

Autumn Ridge features bent grass fairways, tees and greens with double row irrigation. With picturesque views and breath-taking natural beauty, Autumn Ridge provides both the ultimate in challenge and reward for golfers of all ability levels. The staff of Autumn Ridge provide a full service pro shop, practice area and dining facilities. Autumn Ridge offers the complete golf getaway. No matter how large or small your group, come join us for a truly unique experience. Minimum bid $120. 4 golf passes for 18 holes, with golf cart included. Offered by Dan O'Connor.

SILENT AUCTION - here you will have an opportunity to bid repeatedly on the items you want from this list.

The Silent Auction closes at 7:00 P.M. on April 6.

S-1

Talavera Decorative Bowl                                                        Estimated Value $30

Talavera clayware direct from Tubac, Arizona. Donated by Linda Brandenburg. 

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S-2

One Month of Piano Lessons                                             Estimated Value $65-$90

Piano lessons, beginner through advanced, ages 5 and up. Good for 1 month of weekly 30-minute lessons taught in my home or yours.  Offered once by Lynn Hrlevich.

S-3

Guitar Lessons                                                                        Estimated Value $100

Guitar lessons by Linda Sandersen.  Experienced and multi-talented professional musician Linda Sandersen offers 5 guitar lessons for a single student, adult or child over the age of 9. Linda has been a guitar teacher for 40 years and has been a performer since the 1970's. Offered once.

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S-4

Music Lessons for Stringed Instruments            Estimated Value $150 per student

UW-Madison music professor Janet Jensen offers three 45-minute string lessons on violin, viola, cello or bass for beginning players or coaching for string players with previous experience. Lessons will occur in the students' homes. Offered 3 times by Jan Jensen.

S-5

Taste of Home Cookbooks                                           Estimated Value $90 per set

Brand new binder cookbooks: The Taste of Home Cookbook, The Taste of Home Baking Book, and Taste of Home Prize-Winning Recipes. Offered by Catherine Cassidy.

S-6

Beautiful Brass Desk Lamp with 2 Bulb Fixtures              Estimated Value $40-$50

This very heavy, yet very well made piece is 26 inches tall from the base to the top of the finial.  The metal shade is 5" high, 16" long and 10" wide.  The height to the bottom of the shade is 15 and 1/2 inches.  Made approximately 45 years ago, it remains in excellent shape and is a high quality piece.  Donated by Linda Chernault.

S-7

Queen Anne-style Bench with Caned Seat                            Estimated Value $25

One small (35") Queen Anne Style bench.  This would be perfect as a seat in the entry hall or as a decorative piece in a guest room.  Offered once by Ruth Duenk.

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S-8

Master Gardener Advice and/or Transplanted Flowers    Estimated Value $30 ea.

Garden planning and advice by a Master Gardener and/or flowers transplanted to your garden. Peg Lewis, Master Gardener with 750 hours, is a member of Southeast Milwaukee and Ozaukee Master Gardeners. She offers this twice. Offered by Peg Lewis.

S-9

Hatha Yoga Sessions with Anna Rychner, R.N.             Estimated Value $80-$120

As an experienced, registered yoga teacher certified by the Himalayan Institute and Yoga Alliance, Anna offers 1-hour-long personal sessions in Hatha yoga at her home. She has been guiding students for 40 years and currently teaches yoga and meditation at UW-M and Blue Sky School of Therapeutic Massage. She offers chair yoga for seniors at Sarah Chudnow and Golden Living Centers.  Offered twice.

S-10

 Riveredge Nature Center Membership                                  Estimated Value $70

plus Riveredge Maple Syrup and Pancake Mix.  Offered once by Jill Hepburn.

S-11

Warren Buffett's Annual Meeting                                           Estimated Value $150

Trip to Omaha to hear Warren Buffett – Dan O’Connor will provide car transportation and hotel expenses on a trip to Omaha, Nebraska to hear, in person, business magnate, investor and philanthropist Warren Buffett speak at his annual shareholder meeting. Go either this year for the May 4, 2013 meeting or wait until May, 2014.  This year you will leave with Dan on Friday, May 3, and return late in the evening on May 4. One person, one time, donated by Dan O'Connor.

 S-12

 Antique Pendulum Clock Repair/Service                     Estimated Value $350-$700

Antiquarian horologist Jack Heisler, husband of UCN-member Janet Jensen, has 40+ years of professional experience repairing antique clocks. As a teacher of clock repair for the National Association of Watch and Clock Collectors, he has taught many students in nearly every state. Your reparable clock must be mechanical only, without electricity or battery power. Offered once by Jack Heisler.

S-13

Customized Tour of the Milwaukee Art Museum                    Estimated Value $50

A one-hour customized tour of the Milwaukee Art Museum by a former M.A.M. docent. She can give a highlights tour for adults or a family/children's tour such as "Animals in Art." One adult and the family's children under the age of 12 can get in free with Christine's membership. Offered once by Christine Georgenson.

 S-14

Wis. Singers/Songwriters Series Tickets for April 12           Estimated Value $50 per pair of tickets

Win one pair of tickets for the April 12, 2013 7:30 show at UCN, featuring Eliza Gilkyson, John Gorka and Lucy Kaplansky. Eliza is a politically minded, poetically gifted singer-songwriter, who has become one of the most respected musicians in roots, folk and Americana circles. John Gorka is a world-renowned singer-songwriter who was raised in New Jersey and came out of New York City's Greenwich Village folk scene that produced such songwriters as Suzanne Vega and Shawn Colvin. Lucy Kaplansky is an acclaimed singer-songwriter, as well as a former clinical psychologist, whom the New Yorker has described as "a truly gifted performer with a bag full of enchanting songs." Donated by WSSS Director Joe DeLucia  The 4 highest bids win the tickets!

4 pairs of tickets

One pair of tickets goes to each winner

 S-15

“Body Memories” a book by Susan Falkman               Priced at $29.95 per book

Art becomes a catalyst for healing and inspiration in this beautiful book. The photographs by Dean Johnson of marble breast sculptures are accompanied by the words of women who relate to the art from their experiences with breast cancer. The journey of two friends is woven through the threads of text… It is a book to cherish and return to again and again.

 “This beautiful, evocative and tender book offers an inspiring and healing experience to all those who have been touched by breast cancer. For the medical community it provides deeper insight into the realities of the whole person. It is a book to be cherished.”  Kathryn Havens, M.D., Medical Director for Women’s Health, Zablocki V.A. Medical Center.  Donated by Susan Falkman. 

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S-16

Antique Brass Bucket                                                              Estimated Value $60

with copper bottom and iron ball handle, 12 1/2" in diameter and 6" deep. Markings indicate "PATENT APPL EI F    I & G MFG CO 32/120" Minimum bid $25. Donated by Liz Warner.

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 S-17

Convert Photos and Movies to Digital Files                            Estimated Value $700

Transfer either photos, slides, 8mm movies (Super8 or regular), personal VHS tapes, audio cassettes, DVD copies to CD (music only), printed DVD, compact flash or RD cards and thumb drives. No limit. Drives to be furnished by the individual.  

Minimum bid $100.  Offered once by Ron Pawlak.

S-18

Gluten-free Baked Desserts                                                   Estimated Value $50

Home-baked gluten-free desserts of your choice (cookies, brownies, pies, donuts,  but no cakes) will be made for you 3 times at dates we agree upon.  *Note: kitchen is not 100% gluten-free, but care is taken to avoid contamination. We are willing to discuss other allergen needs.  Offered twice by Amber Miller and Jenny Elsner.

S-19 

Vintage (1930-40) Stangl Della-Ware 15" platter (Laurita) Offered by Carol Browning.

S-20 

Drawing of a Cat                                                                     Estimated Value $15

by Helen Johann, in black/white and framed, titled "William #2"  Donated by Carol Browning.

S-21 

Fostorio Bowl and Candle Holder Set                                  Estimated Value $125 Donated by Lisa Mohr.

S-22

Royal Prestige China Set with 4 Place Settings                      Estimated Value $100  

Brand New   Donated by Lisa Mohr.

S-23

Vintage Wm. Rogers Silver Plate Serving Pieces                   Estimated Value $62  

(3 pieces)   Large oval serving tray, 18" x 13” Gadroon rim, Oval serving dish, 12" x 9”, Wm. Rogers Small Bon Bon dish #848  Minimum Bid $62. Offered by Judy Milbrath.

 S-24

Vintage Wm. Rogers Silver Plate Serving Pieces                   Estimated Value $63

(2 pieces) Low round 11” patterned serving bowl, #835, Round patterned 12” chip/dip appetizer tray and bowl. Gadroon rim. Minimum bid $63. Offered by Judy Milbrath.

 S-25

Vintage Wm. Rogers Silver Plate Serving Pieces                   Estimated Value $33 

(2 pieces)   Oval serving dish, 12 x 7”,  Butter Dish, 8 x 5 x 3” #887    Minimum bid $33. Offered by Judy Milbrath.

S-26 

Pamper yourself and your partner with some of Pure Romance's most-loved products. Enjoy luxurious scents and sensual romance enhancements sure to make for a special night… again and again! For people over 18 only. Offered once by Theresa Witt.

 2 Bottles of Wine                                                                   Estimated Value $110

Minimum bid $50.   East and west pairing 2007 Le Cadeau pairing-Oregon 2007. Pinot Noir Cote Est from cooler east vineyard – 91 points (Wine Enthusiast). 2007 Rocheux from rocky west vineyard – 91 points IWC (Tanzer) “Bright red. Powerfully scented aromas of black raspberry and cherry compote. Plush red fruit flavors are given a refreshingly bitter edge by candied licorice and cola notes. Very seductive pinot with impressive finishing sweetness, breadth and persistence. The sexiest bottling of this group and already delicious.”   Solicited by Nancy Neumann.

S-28

Oil painting by Miriam Nelson, 30" x 40" of a woodland scene including a mountain stream where a mother bear is catching a fish in front of her two cubs.  Offered by Miriam Nelson.

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S-29

Silkscreen Print                                                                      Estimated Value $150

framed, by Woody Crumbo (1912-1989), a Potowatami Indian. "Night Sky and Deer" signed by the artist. Donated by Carol Browning. 

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 S-30

 Artwork by June Woods                                                         Estimated Value $50

Watercolor of chipmunk in forest by Wisconsin artist June Woods. Framed. Offered by Carol Browning.

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S-31

Landscape Painting "Grampa's Barn"                                    Estimated Value $50

Framed, with glass, 33 1/2" w X 25 1/2" h.  In pastels, by Al Porath, donated by Mary Porath.

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 S-32

Artwork by Barbara F. Hughes                                                Estimated Value $30

Barbara F. Hughes woodcut senagraph, framed, signed and numbered 5/32 "Burpees Mixed Annuals." Barbara is a Milwaukee artist. Offered by Carol Browning.

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S-33

Bird Etching "Free Fall"                                                          Estimated Value $50

(print 18/80, unframed, measures 4 X 6 inches), is offered by Mark Bruhy and Katie Egan-Bruhy.

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S-34

Margaret Dietrich watercolor, framed, unsigned. “Door County Woods” circa 1950’s. Margaret lived in Appleton and Door County. Offered by Carol Browning.

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S-35

Landscape by G. Lowery, 19" x 23" framed, donated anonymously.

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 S-36

Watercolor of Wolfgang Lake                                                 Estimated Value $100

in blues, greens and purples (framed, with glass, measures 18 X 20 inches), is offered by Mark Bruhy and Katie Egan-Bruhy.

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S-37

Sailboats in Green Bay. Framed, with glass, 29 3/4" w X 24"h. In pastels, painted and donated by Mary Porath.

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S-38

Door County vacation home view. Framed with glass, 35"w X 27"h. In pastels, painted and donated by Mary Porath.

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 S-39

Painting of Flowers in Vase, traditional                                  Estimated Value $50

Framed, with glass, 21 1/2" w X 26" h.  In pastels, painted and donated by Mary Porath.

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S-40

Kuna Indian mola from San Blas Islands (Panama), framed. Two figures in reverse applique and embroidery. Offered by Carol Browning.

 S-41

 Painting of Flowers in Vase                                                    Estimated Value $30

In oil, painted and donated by Mary Porath.

S-42

 Painting of a Nude Woman, "Veronica"                                 Estimated Value $50

In pastels, by Al Porath, donated by Mary Porath.

 S-43

 Painting of a Nude Woman, side view                                    Estimated Value $50

In pastels, by Al Porath, donated by Mary Porath.

 S-44

"Vignette" In pastels, painted and donated by Mary Porath.

 S-45

 Flutist in Batik                                                                     Estimated Value $50 by Susan Lobe, 29" x 36" Donated by Carol Browning.

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POSTER PARTIES - These are events that are occurring in or near people's homes. Seats for these events will have a set price. Simply arrive early at the auction and sign up to attend! First come, first served on April 6. 

P-1

 Indian Dinner for 6 at Rev. Julie's House                                   $100 per person

Join Rev. Julie and Maren Outwater for a delightful evening at their home, enjoying an Indian dinner with special music.  6 seats available, offered once by Rev. Julie Forest and Maren Outwater.

1 time, 6 guests

 P-2

An evening of Froth and Food! The evening will begin with appetizers and a tasting of at least four styles of beer made by a home brewer with over 30 years of experience. A BBQ dinner will follow, featuring courses incorporating beer. If you are a beer afficionado, this evening is for you! Dinner will be on Saturday, June 22, 2013 at the Chiavaloff Brewery, also known as the Chiaverina home. Offered once by Ginny and Mike Chiaverina for up to 12 people.

P-3

Murder Mystery Dinner on June 8, 2013                                        $25 per person

A Mediterranean Murder: All aboard the MV Tipanic for a Mediterranean Murder! Stew Driver, the Fourth Engineer, has been found dead in the cruise liner's swimming pool. To save embarrassment to the firm the captain has invited the crew of 10 people that knew him to dine at the Captain's table to help solve the crime before they pull back into port. All aboard who's coming aboard on Saturday, June 8, 2013 at 6:00 P.M. Offered by Jeanne Durnford and Juanita Mast.

P-4

A Celebration of Mexican Culture with Stephanie Loehr               $30 per person

Offering a meal, education, and entertainment, a specific aspect of Mexican culture will be explored with folk music, art, or current political scene. It will be held at her condominium clubhouse in May or June, 2013 and served at 5:00 P.M. Six seats available.

 P-5

Return to the 70's and 80's and enjoy the "fun" of preparing part of your dinner while you visit with the other dinner guests. Let Ruth know if you are a vegetarian or have food allergies. She will work around them!  8 seats offered once by Ruth Duenk

P-6

Greek Dinner for 6 at Katie and Mark's                                         $25 per person

is offered by Mark Bruhy and Katie Egan-Bruhy. 

 P-7

Breakfast with the Bluebirds                                                        $25 per person

Bluebirds will begin nesting sometime in May - June. We will arrange a breakfast on my deck on a Saturday morning after the bluebird babies have hatched. Enjoy a peaceful breakfast while viewing the prairie field beyond nestboxes and possibly tree swallows with nesting birds as well.  We may have a chance to peak inside the nests to see the baby birds.  Lots of information about bluebirds, as well as binoculars and telescope for viewing, are available. In addition, chickadees, goldfinches, cardinals and hummingbirds frequent different feeders close to the deck. Offered once for 5 people by Judy Milbrath.

P-8 

Spend a Saturday or Sunday with Michelle and Kayleen Kosalka making one of David's favorite treats - Grandma Rehak's old world homemade kolaches. Listen to polka music and experience the warmth of a Polish kitchen!! Recipe included! Everyone leaves with extra kolaches. For 2 to 4 people, offered twice by Michelle Kosalka.

P-9

Bird Watchers' Breakfast                                                               $15 per person

Bring your bird-watching friends for a fun morning at Linda Chernault's home in Mequon.  Sit under a huge pine tree with 12 feeder stations to watch.  Birds in the area include  three kinds  of woodpeckers, Baltimore Orioles, Cardinals, two kinds of nuthatches, chickadees, Bluejays, house finches, and other finch varieties. Can be on a weekday or weekend, and is best in May.  A delicious breakfast will be served to you on a patio at the edge of a mature upland forest.  Binoculars and bird books will be handy to enhance your experience.   For four or eight or 2 groups of four.  Offered by Linda Chernault.

P-10 

Archaeological Tour                                                                       $25 per person

of two late prehistoric mound sites in Jefferson County - Saturday June 15, 2013  Maximum 6 participants in addition to Katie and Mark, is offered by Mark Bruhy and Katie Egan-Bruhy.   

RAFFLES! These items can be won by purchasing raffle tickets at the check-in desk. The more tickets you purchase (up to 50), the better the bargain and the greater the possibility of winning the items you want. Raffle numbers will be called right after the Live Auction closes, about 7:30 P.M. on April 6

R-1

Win 2 Roob Photography Certificates                           Estimated Value $125-$300

4 chances to win 2 exchangeable packages! Packages offered are "Sunday In the Park," "Promotional Portraiture for the New World" "Loved Ones with Grandparents" ""A Portrait in the Park" "Huffs, Paws & Claws" with Me, Too  "Family Portrait Certificate" "Bikers on the Move" "Lifetime Family Value Program and Family Portrait Certificate"  Donated by Roob Photography.

 R-2

Experienced and talented scrapbooker Jan Crosby will transform 5 of your vinyl albums to CD format. Offered twice by Jan Crosby.

R-3

Scrapbook your photos                                                          Estimated Value $100

Do you need help organizing and displaying the photos you have collected over the years?  Would you like to give an attractive memento to your family members that they will cherish for years to come? Do you want to create a scrapbook for an organization you work or volunteer at, but simply don’t have the time or the know-how? Jan Crosby will organize your photos into an attractive scrapbook. Offered one time.

R-4

Set of Currier and Ives Winter Plates                                     Estimated Value $20

Set of 8 ceramic decorative plates with Currier and Ives winter scenes in the center.  Offered by Leigh Hoftiezer.

R-5

Helen Johann print, framed, titled "Two Innocents." Offered by Carol Browning.

R-6

Glass Evergreen Tree                                                             Estimated Value $5

Eight inch tall, clear glass evergreen tree. Offered by Carol Browning.

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Who would make health care decisions for you if you were unable to make them yourself? Jeanne Gurda is a nurse with additional training to facilitate your journey to naming your healthcare power of attorney(s) and communicating your wishes. You do not need a lawyer to complete your healthcare power of attorney document, but it is beneficial to have someone to help you define your wishes. For a single person or couple.  Offered once by Jeanne Gurda.

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Hand knit felted small shoulder bag, in jewel tones. It is just like the ones that have sold fast at UCN's craft sales. Offered once by Jeanne Gurda.

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Enjoy the artisan soaps (4 grapefruit, 4 prairie sage, and two small rosemary-mint bars) and shampoo (two 3-ounce rosemary-mint bottles) made by UCN-member John Hoff.   Made from olive, coconut, palm, palm kernel, and avocado oils, each is free of chemicals, dyes, and perfumes.  Scents provided are essential oils that include grapefruit, peppermint, rosemary, and sage oils along with prairie sage from John’s prairie.  Bid on this practical basket of soaps and shampoo that will invigorate your senses! Offered twice by John Hoff.

Black, size 11, offered by John Hoff.

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(measures 12 X 15 inches) is offered by Mark Bruhy and Katie Egan-Bruhy.

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Mountain Landscape Print                                                       Estimated Value $25

in blues and purples (Framed with glass, measures 22 X 18 inches), is offered by Mark Bruhy and Katie Egan-Bruhy.

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green with floral motif (measures 6 inches in diameter by 14 inches tall), is offered by Mark Bruhy and Katie Egan-Bruhy.

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Unlimited number of perennial plants from Carol Pawlak’s gardens – to be dug up for transplantation in the Spring – at an agreed upon date. Plants available: day lilies, hearty (hardy) geraniums, mums, iris (large violet), lamium (ground cover), peony bush (large white blooms), cranes bill, lily of the valley, and hostas.  Offered twice by Carol Pawlak.

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in popular ruffle pattern made with multi-colored lacy yarn.  Donated by Judy O'Connell. 

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Flower arrangement for a dinner party or a lesson in Japanese Flower Arranging. Offered by Master Gardener Peg Lewis one time.

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Framed, signed and numbered 5/32 woodcut senagraph by Barbara F. Hughes, titled "Cat's Cradle." Offered by Carol Browning.

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Virginia Stroud (native American) framed print, 1985, titled "It's Finished." Offered by Carol Browning.

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Birch tree forest. In pastels, painted and donated by Mary Porath.

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Landscape Painting, Sunrise over Lake Michigan                  Estimated Value $40 In pastels, painted and donated by Mary Porath.

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In pastels, by Al Porath, donated by Mary Porath.

Portrait Painting, Woman in Feathered Hat                            Estimated Value $30

In pastels, by Al Porath, donated by Mary Porath.

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In pastels, by Al Porath, donated by Mary Porath.

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Master Gardener Helen Michels offers 4 hours of planning, planting, pruning, transplanting, etc., along with a basket with gardening gloves, gardening lotion, tools, and more! Offered once by Helen Michels.

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15 pairs of knitting needles in a pottery vase, sizes 4 - 14. Offered once by Carol Pawlak.

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Afghan Kit                                                                                Estimated Value $50

Four circular knitting needles sizes 5, 7, 9, and 15, and three pattern books totaling 72 patterns. Offered once by Carol Pawlak.

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Rarely used, not at all after the big fall   :-(  

Offered once by Ron Pawlak.

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with simple, geometric design (measures 12 X 18 inches), is offered by Mark Bruhy and Katie Egan-Bruhy.

 R-29

Kayak Trip!  Experienced kayaker Dan O'Connor is offering a flat water paddle down the Milwaukee River starting on Hwy C to Thiensville Firemen’s park… Per Dan, "This is a beautiful wildlife packed paddle!  It’s awesome!"  If you don't already have equipment needed, he will provide all gear and an extra kayak… More adventurous outing for wave surfing on Lake Michigan is available upon request!  Offered one time by Dan O'Connor.

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2 tickets for "Sing Me a Story"                                               Estimated Value $50

at Skylight Musical Theatre, Studio Theatre, Saturday, May 4, 2013, 7:30 P.M. Located in the Broadway Theatre Center, 158. North Broadway in the Historic Third Ward. May be exchanged for another date from May 3 - 19, 2013 "Once upon a time, many years ago...well twenty five years ago, a girl and a boy met and fell in love with singing...with each other. Kay Stiefel and. Jack Forbes Wilson have a way of musical storytelling like no other. Kay and Jack, along with the help of Broadway greats such as Lerner & Lowe, Rogers & Hart and Kander & Ebb, will entertain you with an evening of musical adventures, allegories, anecdotes and more than a few "happily ever-afters"! Donated by Linda Chernault.  

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Papago (Tohona O'odham) Indian Basket                              Estimated Value $25

6 " diameter, made of yucca and beargrass, split stitch technique  Donated by Nancy Maynard.

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Split Oak Cherokee Basket                                                      Estimated Value $30

6" high and wide, with handles  Donated by Carol Browning.

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Silver Necklace with Green Swarovsky Crystals                    Estimated Value $65

Silver-wired wrap-around necklace with cascading green Swarovsky crystals.  Donated by Mickey Kazmierski.  

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 Elite Sports Club Membership                                                Estimated Value $99

1 month regular membership for 1 person at any of the 5 area Elite Sports Clubs (Brookfield, Glendale, Mequon, River Glen, West Brookfield) Expires July 31, 2013 Solicited by Paul Alexander.

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Equal Exchange Coffee and Chocolate                                   Estimated Value $50

The last of the delicious coffee and chocolate from the sale at UCN in December 2012.

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4 Tickets to see Sesame St. Live at the Bradley Center        Estimated Value $125

Choose from 6 shows on November 22, 23, and 24, with 4 seats in the lower level. A $25 concessions card is also included.  Solicited by Lynn Coenen.

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 Collection of Taste of Home Books

Donated by Catherine Cassidy