Program6:00 Registration

Cocktail HourSilent Auction BiddingAlmost Live Auction Bidding

7:00 DinnerSilent Auction Bidding Tables begin to closeAuctioneer will give a five-minute warning andannounce closing

8:00 Live Auction BeginsAlmost Live Auction Bidding Ends 15 minutesafter Live Auction Ends

9:30-10:00 Cash Out

1. Silent Auction Bidding Stops at the Bell! Tables will be closed in a graduatedfashion as the auctioneers announce them; approximately every 10-15 minutes.

2. Please note that all auction sales are final.

3. Neither the auctioneer nor the seller makes any warranties or representation with respect to these items. All items are sold "as is."

4. All reservations are subject to availability and must be arranged with thedonors unless otherwise noted on gift certificate. The Foundation is not

responsible for these arrangements.

5. Please make note of any expiration dates.

6. All purchases shall be paid in full by the close of theauction; we accept cash, check, Amex, Discover, MC, and Visa.

7. At conclusion of live auction, it will take the volunteers a few minutes toorganize your purchases. Please pick up invoices at the tables in front of

the silent auction room then proceed to the appropriate cashier.

PLEASE DO NOT REMOVE ITEMSFROM TABLES! THANK YOU!

Auction Rules

Event CommitteeShirley Brereton Susan DoyleCo-Chair Co-Chair

Amy ShermanAnneMarie Andrews

Tim DeckerToni Emery

Al GrantColleen LaLonde

Susan MooreDiana PollardTrish Prunty

Yvonne SewellPatti Zakow

VolunteersThe Dutchess Community College Foundation and the Festifall

Event Committee Chairs would like to extend its sincere thanks tothe volunteers who have made this night a wonderful success.

AnneMarie AndrewsShirley Brereton

Tim DeckerRob DoyleSue Doyle

Toni EmeryYvonne Flowers-Alexander

Al GrantColleen LaLonde

Susan MooreHarro Penk

Diana PollardTrish Prunty

Debra RamseyDonna RocapYvonne SewellMarty TriolaPatti Zakow

Board of DirectorsPaul Ellis, Chair

Susan A. Doyle, Vice-ChairMichael H. Graham, TreasurerShirley Brereton ’88, Secretary

Bill Steinhaus ‘69, PresidentSheila Appel ‘76Ellen L. BakerBrent Caster

Martin CharwatRichard Chazen

D. David ConklinTansukh G. Dorawala

Carol L. GordonAlbert C. GrantBernard Handel

Linda Melton MannMichael TJ McCormack ‘78

Jode S. MillmanSusan Moore ’66

Chris MeyerJean D. Needy

Kip Bleakley O’NeillJeffrey G. Smith ‘72

Roger W. SmithSteven Tinkelman

Marty TriolaDavid Wise ‘80

Patti Zakow

Dutchess Community College Foundation would like toDutchess Community College Foundation would like toDutchess Community College Foundation would like toDutchess Community College Foundation would like toDutchess Community College Foundation would like toextend its sincere gratitude to our donors for their support.extend its sincere gratitude to our donors for their support.extend its sincere gratitude to our donors for their support.extend its sincere gratitude to our donors for their support.extend its sincere gratitude to our donors for their support.

Adams Fairacre FarmsAide KapitoAlbert GrantAlto Music

Amy ShermanAnn Winfield

Barbara LeisenbeinBarbara PhilippBard College

Bardavon 1869 Opera HouseBern Handel

Bethel WoodsBetsy BrownBill BakaitisBoscobel

Branton WoodsBread Alone

CalicoCappucinoCarl Denti

Carla MazzarelliCibo

Clear ChannelClove Branch Gift Shoppe

ColleenLaLondeCosimo's Tratoria & Bar

De's JewelersDetlef F. Wolf, L. Ac. Acupuncture

and Wellness CenterDiana Pollard

Donna SofoklesDutchess County Fair GroundsDutchess Golf & Country Club

Egremont Country ClubElayne Seaman

Ellen BakerEnchanted Toys

Eric Somers

Flagler LandscapingFlower Barn

Flowers by ReniFoxwoods

Frank MunzerGabrielle ScottGeorge MannGerard Philipp

Hobnobbin PubHoratio ProductionsHoward HimelsteinHudson Beach Glass

Hudson HouseHudson Valley Renegades

Hudson Valley Shakespeare FestivalHyde Park JewelersIntrigue Salon, Inc.

Jack NeubauerJames Earl Jones

Jean NeedyJefferson Cavalieri

Jeffrey SmithJim & Lori Brands

Jode MillmanJudy Milne

Kaatsbaan International Dance CenterKaren Blonder

Katherine's Restaurant in Cold SpringKathy McLaughlin

Kim DoyleKip O'NeillLa DeliziosaLand of Oz

Leigh WilliamsLocust Grove

Lori Adams PhotoLove to DanceLowell Handler

Madeline BashoffMarist College

Martin CharwatMarty TriolaMatt Hanlon

Maya CaféMichael GrahamMichael Weida

Mid-Hudson Civic CenterMillbrook Vineyard & Winery

Mohonk Mt. HouseMohonk PreserveMorris Associates

Nina Marie RamboOn Location Studios, INC.

Paesano's BakeryPamela BlumPatti Zakow

Paul EllisPenelope Jones Interior Design

Perry CuttinoPeter Rivera

Portofino RistorantePoughkeepsie Car WashPoughkeepsie Journal

Rhett MeyersRhinebeck Chamber Music Society

Rhinebeck Savings BankRiver StationRob DysonRoger Smith

Rondout Golf ClubSaratoga Performing Arts Center, Inc.

Shadows on the HudsonShirley Brereton

Shop RiteSodexho

Sue DoyleSun Wallpaper & Paint, Inc.

Tansukh DorawalaTD Bank

The Boston PopsThunderhart Golf Course

Time Warner CableTips to Toes Day Spa

Toni EmeryTrish Prunty

Uno's RestaurantValenti Interiors

Vassar Golf CourseViscount Wines and Liquor Gift

Walt Disney World Co.Wendy Bohlinger

Wilderstein

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L-1 Midweek getaway for two at Mohonk Mountain HouseDesignated as a National Historic landmark, Mohonk Mountain Houseis ready to make you feel like a princess as you canter along the car-riage trails and through the pristine gardens, and return to find after-noon tea and scrumptious confections waiting for you. Whoever saidthat life’s simple luxuries were a thing of the past has not had thepleasure of visiting Mohonk Mountain House. Enjoy a mid-week,non-holiday, non-peak season overnight stay for two at MohonkMountain House. Surrounded by acres of forest, with activities such asrock climbing and hiking, on some of the world’s finest and bestmaintained trails, you will be enveloped by old-world charm with theluxury of every amenity you can think of. Dinner, breakfast and lunchduring your stay are included. Compliments of Jackie Appledorn andMohonk Mountain House.

L-2 Sofa TableI have in my home a table atop which sits such delights as a fish-bowlcontaining ticket stubs, wristbands and mementos from fun-filledactivities, a Christmas cactus in full-bloom, a jar full of painstakinglyselected seashells from South Carolina, a dish overflowing with heart-shaped trinkets, rocks and shells, and a bowl of dated corks markingsome of the loveliest moments I’ve shared with friends and loved ones.Don’t you wish you had such a table? I bet you do, which is why I urgeyou to bid on this meticulously handcrafted sofa table. You, too, willsoon have a place worthy to place your most cherished keepsakes. Orsimply never forget where you put your TV remote, car keys and thisweek’s issue of TV Guide. Hand crafted by DCC staff member Matt Hanlon.

L-3 Hand-Woven American Coverlet, Circa 1900Last fall, as you relaxed in the lobby of The Red Lion Inn by the warm,crackling fire, you remarked to your companion that you just had toget yourself a weaving like that breathtaking piece of art that’s hangingbeside your room’s four-poster bed. Well, you’re in luck. This exquis-ite hand woven American coverlet, circa 1900, will indulge yoursensibilities as it graces your foyer, grand staircase, or guest bedroom.Very sturdy and very collectible, this piece of history can be yours bywinning this bid. Donated by DCC faculty member Peter Rivera.

LIVE AUCTION ITEMS

L-4 Time Share in Puerto RicoNot only did we have a cold, wet, rainy summer, but all signs point tothis coming winter as being one of the coldest and snowiest on record!Well, here’s your chance to escape our winter wonderland and jet offfor a week to Palmas del Mar in tropical Puerto Rico. This 3,000+ acreresort community is on the Caribbean side of Puerto Rico in Humacaoand is only an hour from San Juan airport. The resort has such ameni-ties as two golf courses, tennis center, riding stables, sailing and fishingcharters, snorkeling and SCUBA trips, gym, beach and yacht clubs, acasino, walking and jogging trails, and many restaurants ranging frompizza to haute Puerto Rican cuisine. Nearby you will find Old San Juanand El Yunque, a National Rain Forest Park with hiking trails, as well asmany fascinating Puerto Rican towns and villages. This condo is in theBeach Village area of Palmas, with balcony views of the Caribbean andViequies Island. Offering a fully equipped kitchen (market on-site),WiFi, cable and laundry facilities, the condo sleeps 8 total in threebedrooms and a sleeping loft, and has two full bathrooms. Eventhough you’ll have access to the Beach Villas’ private pool, you mightopt for the beach as it is only a minute’s walk from your bedside. Yourchoice of weeks in 2010 with some exclusions (due to prior commit-ments). Generously donated by DCCF Board Member Jeff Smith.

L5 Relax, beautify, and indulge:Clove Branch Gift Certificate, Marlene Weber Day Spa package, Vis-count Wines and Liquor gift card, Intrigue Salon gift certificate, FlowerBarn gift certificate, Acupuncture and Wellness Center gift certificate,Champagne, chocolates, and a Hyde Park Jewelers gift certificate.Someone very wise wrote, ‘Forget love. I’d rather fall in chocolate.’If you feel that way as well, then it’s safe to say you are a lover of thefiner things in life… the things that, some might argue, are the veryreason we are able to get through the week. Would you like a mag-nificent massage, a chic hair cut, sweet-smelling snapdragons, bountifulbeauty-products and some bubbly? Be the winner of this smartly pairedgroup of items and you will wonder no more what it is like to feel likethe pampered privileged few. Thoughtfully donated by Peg Carroll,Ryan Fohl, Nicole Importa, Roy Lopez, Katherine Turner, Detlef Wolf,Laurie Cusher and Diana Pollard.

L-6 Sex & the City Autographed BookThanks to Carrie we are reminded of things like the fact that the mostimportant relationship we have is the one with ourselves, and that someof us will never be the perfect woman with the perfect hair, who canwear white and not spill on themselves. Thanks to Samantha we arereminded that if he seems too good to be true, he probably is. Andthanks to Sex in the City we are reminded that without our friends wehave nothing. For the woman in your life who never missed an epi-sode, bid on this autographed book and you’ll never be the topic ofconversation at her weekly Sunday brunch with the girls… unless ofcourse it’s to brag about what a wonderful boy you are. Donated byDCC faculty member Lowell Handler.

L-7 Amsterdam – LeCanalSettled as a small fishing village in the late 12th century, Amsterdambecame one of the most important ports in the world during the DutchGolden Age. The entire city is now a protected area, assuring the worldthat the former splendor now restored will never fade or be forgottenagain. If you’ve never had the pleasure of strolling along the canals, orif you have and long for another visit to the neighborhood markets,then this picture is one that must adorn your wall. Painted by AndreBardet, a celebrated French artist who has won such prestigious awardsas Salon des Indépendants and Club Pernod, this piece is one that willenhance both the aesthetics and value of your current collection.Picture includes certificate of authenticity. Generously donated by DCCFaculty Emeritus Toni Emery.

L-8 Radio City Music Hall – four ticketsYou went for the first time with your grandparents when you werethree, but all you remember is what they told you. Next time, manyyears later when you were 19, your trip got canceled because yourparents thought you’d rather go skiing. Oh how wrong they were!Now, you’re older, wiser, and can afford to take yourself, your honey,and your two amazing children to the Radio City Christmas Spectacularthat stars the world famous Radio City Rockettes in an unparalleledshow featuring their signature eye-high kicks, precision choreographyand exciting show stopping numbers. Tickets are for the 5PM show on

Sunday, November 22nd, orchestra row OO, Seats 608-611. Generouslydonated by DCCF Board Members Shirley Brereton and Sue Doyle.

L-9 1860’s Reidinger & Caire Stoneware jugThere was a time when jars and jugs were strictly utilitarian in nature.They held milk, butter, flour and sugar, and occasionally, if you werelucky, they even may have held whiskey or wine. Containers like thiswere cherished, not so much for their aesthetic beauty or their out-standing quality, but because without them you and your family wereat risk of not being able to properly store whatever it was that neededstoring. Today we are fortunate to have the luxury of being able toappreciate this Reidinger and Caire stoneware jug for not only what itwas, but for what it is: a work of art and a piece of our Hudson Valleyhistory. Generously donated by DCCF supporter Jim and Lori Brands.

L-10 Diamond NecklaceEven though, like Malcom Forbes, you might think that diamonds arenothing more than chunks of coal that stick to their jobs, let’s behonest: Marilyn Monroe never said truer words than when she cooedthat diamonds are a girl’s best friend. And they are. They are the bestpossible kinds of contradictions: Cool yet fiery... subtle yet sparkly.Win this ravishing 14k white gold ½ carat (3-stone) diamond pendantnecklace for the woman you love, and drape it around her AudreyHepburn neck. She’ll never let you forget how much she loves it oryou.

L-11 Rams Horn VillageWhen I think of Colorado I think of wildlife that walks right up to myfront door, slopes of waist-high powder, and of mountains so majesticthey take my breath away. Bid on and win this full-week time share atthe fabulous Ram’s Horn Village in majestic Ester Park, Colorado andyou’re just a short walk away to skiing, hiking, and Estes village (homeof the original hotel about which “The Shining” was written) with lotsof eclectic shops and cafes. Or, if you’d rather, stay on-property andenjoy the breathtaking views from the outdoor heated pool and hot-tubs. Nestled between pristine mountain slopes and only an hour fromDenver International Airport, this location enjoys proximity to the citywhile offering respite for the soul. Arrive on either Friday or Saturday,

ready to enjoy the ambiance and the fresh air for a glorious week in themountains. Available year round, but these fabulous cabin accommo-dations sell out far in advance. Generously donated by DCCF BoardMember Sue Doyle and her husband Rob, make mutually agreeablearrangements for anytime in 2010 directly with them.

L-12 Car DetailingI know you’re thinking that the love I have for my car, by now, hasdiminished. After all, it’s only a car. But you’d be wrong. And whilemy husband constantly reminds me that it is an inanimate object, Iremind him that it’s loved almost as much as he is. And that when Islide onto my heated leather seat, program my navi for a day on theroad, and crank my current favorite XM station, it is all I can do to notweep with joy over the sheer prospect of being within its safe, strongwalls. How, then, could I possibly allow my floor mats and power-windows to be anything less than picture perfect? I simply can’t. AndI’m sure you feel the same way about your car, which is why you willhappily bid away for this wonderful item. Win this bid and get your carbeautifully detailed from tip to tail by George Mann. Detailing doesnot apply to SUVs or trucks, and must be done by June 30, 2010.Courtesy of DCCF supporter George Mann.

L-13 Darth Vader HelmetWe all know one. A man or woman, seemingly normal, with noobvious obsessions, but who upon further inspection has a secretpassion. A passion that drives them to scour the blogs and websites foranything Star Wars! Autographed by James Earl Jones, the actor whopropelled Darth Vader into infamy, this helmet will be won for thatspecial someone who will cherish it as if they were Luke Skywalker orPrincess Leah themselves. Compliments of James Earl Jones andHoratio Productions.

L-14 Windsor Rocker, Circa 1820While the rocking chair is as American as apple-pie, its origins are lessclear. Adding the skates (or rockers) to the bottom of chairs probablyevolved from the cradle and the rocking horse. Apparently, however,nobody thought to apply the idea to furniture for adults until theeighteenth century. The Windsor Rocker, or bow-spindle-backed chair,

seems to have originated near Windsor castle in England in the early tomid 1700’s, but it was the American Windsor chair, built principally inPhiladelphia, that became known worldwide. Bid to win this historicpiece of furniture, and you’ll not regret making it part of your legacy.Generously donated by DCCF supporter Judy Milne.

L-15 Wappingers Creek at Cary Institute Pastel PaintingIt’s been a hard week at the office, and all you want to go is go for ahike to clear your head, but sadly there’s a mound of work on yourdesk calling for your attention. Then you turn your gaze to the wall,take a deep breath, smile, and are instantly relaxed as you look at yourbeautiful pastel painting of Wappingers Creek at the Cary Institute.After a 45 year career as an acclaimed architect, DCC’s art consultantFrank Munzer has turned his talents to pastel painting. A student ofthe Woodstock school of art, Frank studied under such noted HudsonValley artists as Christina Debarry and Eric Angeloch, and has exhibitedin juried shows at Kent Association Gallery, Barrett Art Center andHobe Sound Art League Gallery. This beautiful painting is sure tobecome a prized family heirloom. Courtesy of DCCF supporter FrankMunzer.

L-16 Dutchess Golf & Country Club – Two FoursomesTwo/Choice – You see him take out his three wood, walk to the tee-box, address his ball, and proceed to make a perfect 200 yard drivesmack down the center of the fairway. You watch him do this, all thewhile wondering how on earth he got so much better since last season!Allow me to tell you: Last year, he bid on and won two foursomes atDutchess Golf & Country Club, which allowed him to play on a mag-nificently challenging 18-hole course that was designed by amember of the famous Park family of Scotland. This year, if you haveanything to say about it, it’ll be you and three of your friends that willbe the ones who improve their golfing skills. Courtesy of Dutchess Golf& Country Club.

L-17 Three-hour Sunset CruiseYou pull into the marina, open your car door and take in the excitingsights around you, inhaling deeply the sweet smell of the open water.Walking towards the dock your heart is beating a bit faster as you look

at all of the pretty boats you are passing, wondering which one is his.Then, you see her… and your heart actually skips a beat. She’s stun-ning. George and Linda are there, smiles on their faces, holding outtheir hands to help you aboard their beautifully appointed vessel. Forthe remainder of your evening you are treated like royalty as they takeyou on the finest Hudson River cruise you’ll ever experience. Bid aloneor together with another lucky couple to secure an evening to remem-ber. Cruises will take place on a weekday evening at Plum Cove (southof Newburgh near Cornwall) and will include light refreshments andsoft drinks. Valid from May 15, 2010 to August 31, 2010. Generouslydonated by George Mann and DCCF Board Member Linda MeltonMann.

L-18 Rhinebeck Chamber Music Society – Two books of tickets (eachbook containing two tickets for each of their five shows)

If music is the wine that fills the cup of silence, then your cup is aboutto run over! This is the 30th year that the Rhinebeck Chamber MusicSociety will be presenting world-class chamber musicians to enthusiasticaudiences in the Mid-Hudson Valley. All Concerts are presented inRhinebeck at The Church of the Messiah, an 1897 Gothic edifice withsuperb acoustics, Courtesy of the Rhinebeck Chamber Music Society.

L-19 Half-day Mushroom ForayI’ve heard that falling in love is like eating mushrooms, you neverknow if it’s the real thing until it’s too late. Wouldn’t it be nice, then,to have a man like Bill Bakaitis to help us discover love as well as wecan, under his direction, discover mushrooms! Be the lucky recipient ofthis bid and get your hiking shoes ready to go exploring in HudsonValley to find what local mushrooms are available to us, and what wecan (or can’t) do with them. Note: Time and location are to be mutu-ally suitable. Courtesy of DCC Faculty Emeriti Bill Bakaitis.

L-20 Marist Football, Women’s and Men’s BasketballBasketball is a sport that we all have memories of. Whether it wasplaying HORSE in the backyard when you were a kid, or working onyour lay-ups when you played JV ball, we all have ties to the sport.Support local Hudson Valley athletics by winning these four ticketseach to see Marist’s football team for their last game on October 31st

and Marist’s men’s and women’s basketball teams for one game each inthe 2009-2010 season. Coincidentally the Marist Department ofAthletics will begin the 2009-10 basketball seasons this very night, andsecond-year men’s head coach Chuck Martin and eighth-year women’shead coach Brian Giorgis return to once again lead their teams tovictory. The women’s team has advanced to the NCAA Tournamentfive times in the last six years! Become part of history by winning thisitem and being witness to another great year of Marist athletics. Foot-ball voucher to be redeemed at the McCann center by October 29th forthe game on the 31st, and the basketball vouchers must be redeemed byNovember 6th for any home game this season. Generously donated byDCCF supporter Tim Massie.

L-21 NY Knicks TicketsThe New York Knicks announced their 2009-10 schedule in whatpromises to be an exciting season for Wilson Chandler, Danilo Gallinariand the rest of the orange and blue under Head Coach Mike D’Antoni.Here’s your chance to take in the game with a fellow Knicks enthusiaston November 18th when the Knicks play Indiana in famous MadisonSquare Garden. Courtesy of Time Warner Cable.

L-22 Dyson VIP Race Package - Lime RockApril 20th, 1957 was the first day of racing at Lime Rock Park with acrowd of 6,600 enjoying the thrill of the race. Now in their 52nd year,Lime Rock continues to be the east-coast racetrack destination ofchoice, and without a single seat in the house is unlike any other trackin the world. Get together with a fellow race enthusiast and win fourVIP passes for the American Le Mans Northeast Grand Prix on July 24,2010. This race boasts the best, world-renowned drivers piloting themeanest, greenest race cars in the world. Dedication to sophisticatedtechnology and green racing defines this series as one of the best in thebusiness. Passes include access to the race and catering tent, tours of allcars, Dyson race team meet and greet, and Dyson race team swag.Whether you are a long-time Lime Rock fan, or are making your firstvisit, let Lime Rock create new memories for you and your friends asyou enjoy this VIP Race Package, courtesy of Dyson Racing.

L-23 Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival, dinner at Cathryn’s TuscanGrill, tickets to Boscobel, Hudson House

An overnight in Hudson House with a river view room is a treat not tobe missed. While enjoying your time in Cold Spring we have providedyou with all the great food and entertainment you will need. Eventhough Shakespeare wrote that expectation is the root of all heartache,you’ll find him to be very wrong in this instance. The Hudson ValleyShakespeare Festival, performing at Boscobel, celebrates its 23rd seasonwith performances of Pericles, Much Ado about Nothing, and the everpopular Complete Works. Win this item and you and a friend willenjoy a Friday evening performance of the Hudson Valley ShakespeareFestival and, because we like you so much, we’ll even treat you todinner at Cathryn’s in Cold Spring beforehand. The New York Timescan be quoted as noting that someone is cooking with intelligence atCathryn’s, and we’re confident you’ll agree. Round off your SouthernDutchess experience with 2 Boscobel tickets for you and your friend toreturn to enjoy the grounds at another time. Courtesy of HudsonHouse, Hudson Valley Shakespeare Company, Cathryn’s and Boscobel.

L-24 Week in Florida with 4 Disney one-day park-hopper passesYou and I both know it, so don't bother trying to deny anything: youhave an ongoing conversation going with the chipmunk who lives bythe stairs, and your friends truly believe that Disney mice dress you inthe mornings. Couple that with the fact that you are desperate to visitwith Shamu and Flipper, and it's clear to see that you need to getyourself to Orlando, and FAST! Win this item so you and four of yourfriends can enjoy the luxurious accommodations at Westgate TownCenter in Orlando from June 6-13, 2010. You'll stay in a fullyequipped vacation suite, and will have access to such on-site amenitiesas 13 heated outdoor pools and hot tubs, an exercise facility, tennis,volleyball and basketball courts, bike rentals and marina. However ifyou decide to venture away from Westgate, we'll get you on your wayby throwing in four 1-day Park Hopper passes for Disney. Generouslydonated by DCCF Board Member Shirley Brereton and Walt DisneyWorld Co.

ALMOST LIVE ITEMS

AL-1 Say CheesePortrait Session for up to 6 people, 11 x 14 print &16 x 20 mat

AL-2 Mohonk PreserveMembership for 4

AL-3 World of WineBeautiful Basket of Wine from All Corners of the World

AL-4 For EntertainingGift Basket

AL-5 Central Park-Southby Alexander Chen, 762/1050

AL-6 Peace and Tranquility1 hour massage from Kim Doyle, Barnes & Noble $100GC, AmeriBag Healthy Back Bag tote in Microfiber, De’sJewelers Gift Certificate

AL-7 Giclee PrintJack Neubauer

AL-8 Little bit of CountryGuitar

AL-9 Leisurely Sunday AfternoonRound of Golf for 4 at Vassar College, Lesson with RhettMeyers & Lunch at Uno’s

AL-10 ExclusiveFoursome to Branton Woods

AL-11 BroadwaySeventh Row Orchestra Seats for Finians Rainbow at theSt.James Theater for Saturday, December 12th at 2pm &an Autographed copy of “Seats” New York

AL-12 CheersBasket of Beer

AL-13 Spring Cleaning2 hours of interior design consultation - involving any orall of the following aspects: style, room arrangement,lighting, use of color, furnishings, and textiles involvingpattern and texture. $50 gift certificates for weekly lawncare, fall/spring cleanups, gutters, pavers, and more.One-hour in-home color/design consultation

AL-14 Restaurant, Café, Bistro & PubGift Certificates to Hobnobbin Pub, the River Station,Maya Café, Cibo

AL-15 Autunm Landscapeby Vincent Van Gogh

AL-16 ScrumptiousGift Basket from Shop Rite

SILENT AUCTION ITEMSS-1 Pic-n-Play

Two Tickets to a select 2010 Pavilion Stage Event at BethelWoods, Adams gift certificate, wine and picnic basket

S-2 CICADAOil painting 24" x 30" by Barbara Philipp

S-3 Romp & PlayRenegades 4 pack to a 2010 home game, gift certificate toEnchanted Toys, 30 passes for public skating to the Mid-Hudson Civic Center

S-4 Three Dog NightPortrait Sitting & an 8 x 10 from On Location, Dog GiftPackage donated by Karen Blonder, Mickey Bashoff and theDCSPCA

S-5 Purr-fectCat Gift Package donated by Karen Blonder, Mickey Bashoffand the DCSPCA

S-6 “Mallard in Flight”Stained glass by Gerard Philipp

S-7 RELAXOne Hour Reflexology, Gift Certificate to Tips to Toes DaySpa, Gift Certificate to Flowers by Reni, Small Ameribag

S-8 AccessorizeHat & Scarf and Small Ameribag

S-9 Better Homes & GardensTwo hours of interior Design at Your Home, $50 gift certificatefor landscaping/clean-up, Three Cars Washes fromPoughkeepsie Car Wash

S-10 “Rose in the Snow”Framed Photo by Wendy Bohlinger

S-11 “North River”Framed Photo by Wendy Bohlinger

S-12 Sweet TreatDessert Service Set, Gift Certificates to Paesano’s Bakery &LaDeliziosa

S-13 Whispered Images (pair)Photography in the aesthetic of Wabi-Sabi by Eric Somers

S-14 Out & AboutWine Tasting Tour at Millbrook Winery for Four; Four Ticketsto Locust Grove; Two tickets to Wilderstein; Two Tickets to theSheep & Wool Festival Oct. 2010; Two tickets to the Atrs CraftFair at Rhinbeck, June 2010

S-15 Silpada DesignsSterling Silver and leather necklace and inlayed woodjewelry box

S-16 ForeFoursome to Egremont Country Club & Thunderhart Golf Club

S-17 Dinner & DancingTwo One-Hour Ballroom Dance Lessons and a Gift Certificateto Shadows on the Hudson

S-18 The Great Frame UpGarfield meets Rockwell

S-19 Arts & CraftsFour Tickets the to DCC Foundation Holiday Craft Fair, Nov.28 & 29, 2009; Two tickets to the Arts & Craft Fair atRhinebeck, June 2010; Gift Certificates to Cappucinos and Calicos

S-20 Blue & Yellow RambleBy Donna Sofokles

S-21 “Hudson Valley Bounty: Apples”By Elayne Seaman, limited edition

S-22 EagleFoursome to Rondout Golf Club & Two One-Hour Lessonswith Howard Himelstein

S-23 Stoneware Fluted BowlHand Thrown by Leigh Williams

S-24 Blue on BlueAbstract print

S-25 Tea & CrumpetsEnglish Tea Basket and gift certificate to Bread Alone

S-26 Louisburg Square in BostonPen & Ink

S-27 SPACTwo NYC Ballet Tickets and Two Philadelphia Orchestra Tickets

S-28 Happy DaysSunflower photo by Michael Weida

S-29 FoxwoodsGift Certificate and two bus tickets to Foxwoods June 2010

S-30 TechnologyPrinter

S-31 Notre Dame de ParisSeriolithograph in color on archival paper

S-32 Extra, Extra12-month Subscription to the Poughkeepsie Journal & “TheHudson Valley, Our Heritage, Our Future” and “ West Point,Legend on the Hudson” coffee table books

S-33 SparklingBasket of Soap, lotions & accessories

S-34 ReflectionsBy Alex Pauker

S-35 SundaesComplete Ice Cream Gift Basket

S-36 Silver & PearlsRoss-Simons Necklace

S-37 WintukTwo tickets and bus trip to Cirque Du Soleil

S-38 Wax PaintsOne Day encaustic painting workshop and lunch

S-39 Uh La LaPair of French Porcelain Plaques

S-40 “Autumn’s Beginning”By Elayne Seaman, limited edition

S-41 SerenadeTwo Tickets to the American Symphony Orchestra and a giftcertificate to Cosimo’s

S-42 Railroad BridgePhoto by Nina Marie Rambo

S-43 HAIRBroadway play NYC at the Hershfield Theatre

S-44 Welsh Country SidePrint

S-45 International Dance & DinnerTwo Tickets Kaatsbaan International Dance Center & giftcertificate to Portofino Ristorante

S-46 Stained Glass Cross

S-47 TenderWilliam Sloan Print

S-48 Evening OutTwo Tickets to County Players “Twelve Angry Jurors” and giftcertificate to Uno’s

S-49 All’s Fair in Love & War“Band of Sisters”, “ In a Time of War”, “Secret War with Iraq”, &“My Private War”

S-50 BardavonFour Tickets to the Nutcracker

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