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The star-filled night fascinates us all. People have gazed at the sky in wonder and awe for thousands of years. Regardless of earthly differences in culture, nationality or religion, the heavens are a common meeting ground for all of Earth’s inhabitants. The boundaries we place between us vanish when we look skyward. Whoever, whatever or wherever we are, we all share the same sky.

Join us each year to celebrate the cultures under the moon at the Chehalem Cultural Center’s Annual Fundraiser, Night of the Moon.

Schedule of Events5:30 Doors open Registration begins Silent auction opens Enjoy Champagne from Argyle Winery Wine by Methven Winery Beer by Chehalem Valley Brewery

6:00 – 7:30 Appetizers by Bon Appetit Catering Music by Rio Con Brio

7:10 Close first half of Silent Auction Items7:20 Close remaining Silent Auction Items7:25 BodyVox performance in the Central Gallery 7:30 - 9:30 Entertainment by A-Wol Dance Collective Dinner by Bon Appetit Message & Video from the Chehalem Cultural Center Oral Auction Message from Loni Parrish Oral Auction Continues

9:30 Guest check-out / pick-up your Night of the Moon gift from the Chehalem Cultural Center

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Welcome. We invite you to celebrate the Chehalem Cultural Center’s annual Noche de la Luna or Night of the Moon and en-joy this magical evening that honors the arts and culture.

The Chehalem Cultural Center is a gem in our midst. It began with a dream, a belief in the value of bringing art and cul-tural opportunities to our community for all to enjoy. Thanks to the grass roots efforts of dedicated volunteers, today the Center is a place where all people can connect, create, and explore the surrounding world.

Since opening its doors in 2010, over 32,000 people have enjoyed the arts and cultural offerings of the Chehalem Cultural Center, and the 360-degree outreach program touched the lives of more than 1,000 children in under served and rural communities.

Your support and enjoyment of this evening’s festivities will help the Center provide scholarship opportunities and continue to serve the region with these valuable programs.

Celebrate with us. Enjoy this wonderful evening of art and en-tertainment. And thank you for your continued support of the arts and culture in Oregon!

Sincererly,

Ken & Joan AustinHonorary Chairs 2011

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The 2011 Night of the Moon Auction Committee

Auction Charis Honorary ChairsBarbara Palmer Ken & Joan AustinDeborah Stevenson

Night of the Moon Committee MembersAnn Dolan Shelley Halleman Jim & Karen Halliday Amanda Lasher Rick Lee Dennis Lewis Marcia Maddocks Marion McMuldren Loni Parrish Sandra Stone Corby Stonebraker-SolesBeth Syphers Missy Terry

Chehalem Cultural Center StaffRobin Anderson - Executive DirectorKaren White - Educational CoordinatorLauren Wylie - Marketing CoordinatorCaleb Thurston - Executive AssistantPam Nichols - Executive Assistant

Thank you to all of our volunteers for your countless hours and support. You were vital in making our first annual Night of the Moon happen!

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Night of the Moon Co-Chairs:

Barbara Palmer“I came to Oregon 20 years ago, and fell in love with it because of communities like Newberg. My husband and I live and give here – volunteering with George Fox University, United Way and a variety of other orga-nizations. The Chehalem Cultural Center is near and dear to us, and I couldn’t be more proud to be one of this year’s co-chairs along with my friend and heroes Deb Stevenson who is passionate about children. I’m so impressed by the tireless efforts of everyone at the Center – the board, staff and volunteers – who make this Cultural center, a true gem, shine and provide an outstanding opportunity for the broader community to come together, celebrate and grow.

I’m also proud that my company, Bank of America, un-derstands the value of supporting arts and culture. . My

colleague, Rick Lee has been a founding board member and major donor and I’m excited to join him in volunteering for this event which will impact many lives though the generosity of all of you who have come tonight. We understand that the arts can and should be a place to bring communities together -- and that’s what the Chehalem Cultural Center does every day. Whether it’s through sponsorships for events, grants for programs or the thousands of volunteer hours logged by our em-ployees, Bank of America is here to support the Center and I’m pleased to add my time and gifts.”

Deborah Stevenson“As a business owner, mother and now grandmother, I have volunteered and raised money for a number of causes, but it only took one visit to the Chehalem Cultural Center for me to become inspired to be a supporter and ultimately to co-chair this event. When I volunteered in my children’s schools, I saw needs that were not being met, so we founded Sherwood Education Foundation, where I served as President for five years. Sadly, I have seen first hand the decline of art experiences for children. It is my sincere belief that every single person needs an opportu-nity for art and cultural experiences in order to have a full and complete life. It is this passion for kids and for the arts that has sparked my desire to see this organization continue to grow and thrive, as it offers enrichment to the lives of many. My husband Bob and I prefer to invest our charitable dollars locally. We have observed and appreciate the commitment of CCC to provide a variety of opportunities for exploring creativity, especially in the partnerships formed and the outreach programs offered around the state.”

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NOCHE DE LA LUNAPRESENTING FULL MOON SPONSORS

HALF MOON EVENT SPONSORS

CRESCENT MOON SPONSOR

STAR SPONSORSArgyle WineryBank of OswegoBill & Ann DolanGeorge Fox University

Lewis Audio & VideoLLP PropertiesNational Loan Acquisitions/StevenonsPrecision Helicopters

Special thank you to the Kelly Group Keller Williams for printing our catalogs!

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“The Chehalem Cultural Center inspires and enriches lives by connecting community and culture.”

At the Chehalem Cultural Center we create opportunities to enrich lives. Housed in a historic school building in the heart of Oregon’s Wine Country, the Chehalem Cultural Center is a place where everyone can experience literary, visual, and performing arts. Our workshop and education programming strives to focus on cultural diversity, contemporary trends, his-torical relationships, and traditional customs in a social atmosphere. We promise to be that special place where everyone can come to connect with its heritage, celebrate its present,

and create its future.• Outreach to more than 1,000 students annually• Classes, creative workshop and gallery spaces.• Unique cultural events for families – Day of the Dead (Latin America) Camellia Festival (Asia/Pacific) and many more.

This is accomplished by • Partnering with local schools, teachers and organizations to provide unique art experiences to more than 1,000 children per year through the Culture 360º Outreach Program.• Exposing the community to a variety of cultures through unique cultural events and experiences.• Offering individual training and classes in the arts to hundreds in the community – from toddlers to seniors.• Showcasing local, regional, national and international artists in the community Central Gallery.• Providing creative, unique meeting spaces and opportunities for community groups.Since it’s opening in March 2010 it has celebrated some amazing milestones and has a brilliant future as being the only cultural center in the entire state of Oregon.

Since the Center has been open, we’ve developed• Outreach programming to over 1,500 children• Special events, arts and cultural programming reaching 32,000 people for 2010-11• Scholarship opportunities for workshops and classes

Once completed, the Center will house endless opportunities for art and cultural programming in the Pacific Northwest. Your generous contributions this evening will ensure that the Chehalem Cultural Center will continue to provide....

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Dia de los Muertos History

When the Spanish Conquistadors landed 500 years ago in what is now Mexico, they encountered natives practicing a ritual that seemed to mock death. It was a ritual the indigenous people had been practicing for at least 3,000 years. A ritual the Spaniards would try unsuccessfully to eradi-cate. The ritual is known today as “Día de los Muertos” or “Day of the Dead.” Although the ritual has since been merged with Catholic theology, it still maintains the basic principles of the Aztec beliefs that spirits return to Earth for one day each year to be with their families. On that day you cel-ebrate their lives with mementos, food, and other offerings on altars built at home or on their graves.

Ofrendas - AltarsSpirits are welcomed home with the creation of an ofrenda (altar). Many significant objects and gifts for the deceased loved ones are placed on the altars. These objects represent four important elements: water, wind, fire and earth. Water is given to quench the spirits’ thirst from their long journey and is usually put in a clay pitcher or in a glass. Fire is signified by the candles and wind is signified by papel picado (punched paper). The earth element is represented by plands and food, usually pan de muerto (bread of the dead). Other food and drinks like mole, fruit, chocolate, atole, and the deceased’s favorite foods are left at the altars. Copal (an incense used to transmit praises and prayers) is often seen on ofrendas as well. These offerings ensure that the dead will have everything they need for their journey back.

Calacas (skulls) & Sugar SkullsThe Aztecs and other Meso-American civiliza-tions kept skulls as trophies and displayed them during the Day of the Dead. The skulls were used to symbolize death and rebirth. The skulls were used to honor the dead whom the Aztecs and other Meso-American civilizations believed came back to visit during the ceremony. Unlike the Spaniards who viewed death as the end of life, the natives viewed it as the continuation of life. Instead of fearing death, they embraced it. To them, life was a dream and only in death did they become truly awake.

Today, people don wooden skull masks called calacas and dance in honor of their deceased relatives. The wooden skulls are also placed on altars that are dedicated to the dead. Sugar skulls made with the names of the dead person on the forehead are eaten by a relative or friend.

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PAPEL PICADO (punched paper)Papel picado is primarily produced for the celebrations surrounding the Day of the Dead. Over time, the tool used to make papel picado has changed from scissors to chisels because of the greater precision and de-tailing they allow. Traditionally, the art of making papel picado has been passed from generation to generation. Around 1930, the art spread from Huixcolota to other parts of Mexico such as Puebla and Tlaxcala. Some-time in the 1960’s, papel picado spread to Mexico City and from there to the United States and Europe.

PAN DE MUERTO The pan de muertos (Bread of the dead) is a type of bread traditionally baked in Mexico during the weeks leading up to the Día de los Muertos and is eaten on at the grave site or altar of the deceased. Loved ones eat pan de muertos as well as the relative’s favorite foods. The bones represent the lost one (difuntos or difun-tas). The bones are represented in a circle to portray the circle of life.

Cempasuchitl (flor de muerto) Cempasuchitl are marigold flowers. They figure prominently in Day of the Dead celebrations. The word comes from the Nahuatl (the language spo-ken by the Aztecs) and means twenty-flower, referring to the many petals of the flower.

It is believed that in order for the spirits of the dead to reach the altars that have been created for them, families place cempasuchitl petals along a path leading to their homes. Because of the cempasuchitl’s vibrant golden color, the spirits are supposed to be able to reach their homes by simply following the cempasuchitl.

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Hors d’OeuvresToastones

Fried Plantains with Avocado Relish and Pickled OnionsEscabeche

Chimichurri Grilled Shrimp with Watermelon, Jalapeno and CucumberBocaditos

Pureed Yams and Raisins with Green Onion Pastry

Salad CourseHeirloom Tomatoes with Roasted Poblano, Caramelized Onion,

Dry Jack Cheese and EVOO VinaigretteOr

Local Green Salad with Crisp Apples, Mexican Papaya, Manchego Cheese and Pepitas dressed with Ortega Chili Green Goddess

EntréeChurrasco Marinated and Grilled Flank Steak

with Piement Esplette Fried Yukon Gold Potatoes and Salsa Criolla

Hearth Seared Halibut with Salsa Verde and Papaya Criolla & Roasted Pineapple, Oranges & Mango

Vegetarian Grilled Vegetables and Portabella Mushroom

with Brazilian Feijoda and Orange Scented Quinoa topped with Guasacaca Salsa Vinaigrette

Dessert Tres Leches Cake

Served with seasonal fresh fruit

This evening’s meal was artfully crafted by Bon Appetie to reflect Hispanic traditional foods that span both Central and South America. ¡Gracias!

Mistress of Ceremony: Kimberly MausKimberly Maus co-anchors “Good Day Oregon” from 5:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. weekdays on FOX 12. She then continues her mornings hosting “More Good Day Oregon” from 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m.Kimberly began her career in her hometown of Palm Springs, California in 1989 where she worked as a reporter and anchor. She later anchored the news in San Luis Obispo on the central coast of

California before moving to the beautiful Pacific Northwest and joining FOX 12 in 1998.

Kimberly is a strong supporter of community projects and fundraisers, especially those for the arts and animal rescue. She gives her own time to raise money and awareness for local groups and organizations.

Auctioneer: Tim StuartTim Stuart has over 30 years of professional marketing expertise and project management. In 1999 he focused his expertise in real estate, later creating Stuart Realty Group, Inc., serving as Principal Broker. In 2004, Tim became an auctioneer to utilize the auction method of marketing for real estate. He also ap-plies his talents to service benefit, antique, and online auctions.

From 2005-2007 Tim served as President of the Oregon Auction-eers Association (OAA). He is also an active member of both the OAA and National Auctioneers Association (NAA). Tim is a 2004 graduate of World Wide College of Auctioneering and a 2007 World Champion graduate. As a Dale Carnegie course

graduate, Tim enjoys helping others to create win/win situations.

Appeal Speaker: Loni ParrishLoni Austin Parrish has a passion for art, children and her com-munity. Being an artist herself Loni understands the need and value of having art in her life and in the lives of others.

She has spent the past 25 years bringing art into the class-rooms of schools through out the region. As a volunteer she developed and taught art literacy, high school art classes and held “emotionscape” workshops around the county.

In 2005 Loni co-chaired a small band of volunteers to “make a dream come true” by turning a 40,000 sq foot abandoned school into a cultural art center for the region.

Since it’s opening in 2010 the Chehalem Cultural Center has brought art and cultural experiences to schools and the community through outreach programming, classes, performances, cultural events, art and a variety of exhibitions.

The Center embodies the same passion that Loni has for art, children and the commu-nity… she is proud of its accomplishments and looks forward to connecting community and culture through out Oregon.

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1. Treasure Truffle Hunt & Weekend stay on top of the Red Hills of Dundee

Let’s go Truffle Hunting with renowned “Mushroom Expert”, Jack Czarnecki at one of his favorite hunting grounds in Oregon Wine Country. Then head to Joel Palmer House, where you will enjoy the fruits of your labors as Jack’s son, Chris Czarnecki turns these earthen gems into a culinary treasure trove. All this will be coupled with a two night stay at Vineyard Ridge Vacation Rental and its magnificent vineyard and Cascade views from the crest of beautiful Dundee Hills. You will definitely “Be on top of the world” with this once-in-a-lifetime package.

Compliments of Estimated Value Distinctive Destinations (Vineyard Ridge) $1,500Jack & Heidi Czarnecki (Joel Palmer House)

Vineyard Ridge Vacation Rental

Jack Czarnecki The Joel Palmer House

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2. Wind beneath your WingsAllison Inn and Spa with

Precision Helicopter Wine Tour will leave your heart soaring!

Your special getaway starts with a luxurious night stay at the fabulous Alli-son Inn and Spa in the heart of Oregon Wine Country. Begin your day with an unforgettable breakfast at the Jory restaurant. You will then be es-corted to the Ferrari of rotorcraft, the 3-passenger MD500 helicopter and whisked into the skies to begin your dramatic journey. You will soar over the lush landscape surrounding the Willamette River, taking in the awe-in-spiring, panoramic views of Ribbon Ridge, Bald Peak and Parrot Mountain. You and your guest will land at three vineyards: Domaine Serene, Penner-Ash and Aramenta, where you will enjoy special tastings while relaxing in their beautiful surroundings.

Compliments of Estimated Value The Allison Inn & Spa $1,100Precision Helicopters (Precision Inc.)

Allison Inn & Spa

The Jory Restaurant

Precision Helicopters

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3. Brunch never tasted so good… Treat yourself and five of your closest friends to a spakrling Champagne brunch, an extraordinary meal prepared by famous chef Allan Route from the Painted Lady. Your delicious brunch will be paired with Argyle Spar-kling Wine at the home of winemakers Rollin Soles and Corby Stonebreak-er-Soles. Set among the vineyards of Chehalem Mountain, their home is filled with an amazing art collection from around the world. Corby will be gifting each guest with a piece of original glass art that she created in her studio.

Compliments of Estimated Value Rollin Soles & Corby Stonebraker-Soles $1,500Argyle WineryAllen Routt and Jessica Bagley of the Painted Lady Restaurant

Rollin Soles & Corby Stonebraker-Soles

Jessica Bagley & Allen Routt Sparkling Argyle Brut

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4. Studio tour and progressive dinner with three of Yamhill Countys’ most famous artists.

Meet at ART Elements Gallery for a glass of wine before boarding trans-portation to whisk six people on a countryside tour of Spectacular Art, Architecture and Culinary delights.

Your evening starts with hors d’oeuvres at the studio and gallery of weaver/carver, Monica Setziol Phillips. While there, you will explore her legendary carving studio, handcrafted home and weaving studio built by her father, Roy Setziol. A three-course dinner will be created from local fresh ingredients and served in style by Renaissance woman Marilyn Higginson. Marilyn’s multi-tude of talents is evident as you explore a custom built home (custom-built by her, we might add). Wine from the personal collection of Scott Parrish will be served with the meal. Finish the evening back in Dundee for dessert by Romona Youngquist in her home and studio. Famous for her tranquil and lush Landscapes…Romona’s baked delights paired with freshly ground coffee also win rave reviews.

Compliments of Estimated Value ART Elements Gallery, Romona Youngquist, $2,000 Monica Setzoil-Phillips, & Marilyn HigginsonLucky Limo car service

Sparkling Argyle Brut

Romona Youngquist Monica Setzoil-Phillips

ART ElementsGallery

Marilyn Higginson

Lucky Limos

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5. Orcas Island PackageSail away to the beautiful San Juan Islands

of the Washington Coast for a three night stay for two

The San Juan Islands are among the most magical places in the Pa-cific Northwest – in fact, the New York Times rated them among the top five destinations in the world for 2011! Relax in private, cozy waterfront comfort for three nights at one of All Dreams Cottages. Enjoy your meal vouchers from local restaurateurs to indulge in fresh seafood. Explore the islands with Outer Island Expeditions. And top it off with an evening out as the patrons of the Island’s intimate performing arts venue, Orcas Theatre and Community Center.

Compliments of Estimated Value Orcas Performing Arts & Community Center $2,750

San Juan Islands

All Dreams CottagesOrcas Performing Arts &Community Center

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6. Cast in Clay Have your torso turned into a work of art

Ceramic Artist and Sculptor Mark Terry will create a work of art from your figure from a plaster casting done at the Allison Inn and Spa. These torsos are spectacular – they truly capture the inner beauty of their subjects and are treasured for the intimate yet tasteful depictions of those whose shapes have been sculpted. Afterward, you will enjoy a relaxing body treatment at the Allison Spa and lunch at the renowned Jory Restaurant. This will be an afternoon of indulgent relaxation and a legacy gift that will be enjoyed for a lifetime.

Compliments of Estimated Value The Allison Inn & Spa $3,400The Jory RestaurantMark & Missy Terry

Orcas Performing Arts &Community Center

The Allison Spa

Mark Terry Cast in Clay

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7. Escape to Paradise with a 7-day stay at the

beautiful Wailea Beach Marriott Resort and Spa on the island of Maui.

Life could not get much better than this. Wailea is the destination of choice for those who prefer the tranquil serenity of Maui’s southwestern beaches. That’s not to say there isn’t plenty to do – the 22-acre resort features two large pools, an incredible spa, and some of the premier oceanfront views on the island. You will be literally steps away from snor-keling among the reefs, world-class golf courses, and the Shops of Wailea. This package includes breakfast every morning and Airfare for two from anywhere in the United States. We won’t wait for a postcard, we’ll just sit here in the Oregon rain and wish that we were you. Aloha!

Compliments of Estimated Value Scott & Loni Parrish $11,300

Wailea Beach Mariott Resort & Spa

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8. Chehalem Cultural Center AppealPaddle Raise

“Inspire and Enrich Lives by Connecting Community and Culture”

At the Chehalem Cultural Center opportunities are created to enrich the lives of children and adults. The Chehalem Cultural Center is a place where everyone can experience literary, visual, and performing arts. It’s workshops and education programming focuses on cultural diversity, contemporary trends, historical relationships, and traditional customs in a social atmosphere. It promises to be that special place where everyone can come to connect with their heritage, celebrate their present, and create their future.

During the Live Auction, the auctioneer will ask those of you willing to contribute in amounts of $5,000, $2,500, $1,000, $500, $250, & $100. All you have to do is raise your bid card when the amount you are willing to contribute is announced. Keep your bid card in the air until the auctioneer says your bid number. The amount you indicate will be charged to your bidder number account, and will be ready for payment at the check out area. You may contribute more than once, at any amount, if you like.

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9. Winemaker for a day with James FreySpend the day with the winemaking team

from Trisaetum culminating with you blending and taking home six magnums of your very own wine.

The day includes:-Winemaking 101 with “back of the house” tour of the winery

- Trisaetum’s winemaking team James Frey and Gregg McClellan will lead you through a detailed barrel tasting in the barrel cave

-Your favorite barrel selections are taken to the lab where you create your own perfect blend under the guidance of the winemakers- A hosted lunch at the winery with the winemaking team

- Finalize your very own blend and receive six magnums of your very own wine (normally a value of nearly $1000 for the wine itself – but six mag-

nums created by you?! – Priceless!)

Compliments of Estimated Value Winemakers James Frey & Gregg McClellan $3,000Trisaetum Winery

Trisaetum Winery

Winemaker - James Frey

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10. Week stay in Miami Condo ……Bienvenudo a Miami!

Spend a week in the iconic land of Art Deco architecture, South Beach nightlife, and dining experiences like none other you can experience in these United States. There is no way one can experience Miami in just a day or two – this package gives you the opportunity to spend a week in a high-rise luxury condo with spectacular views of the city and the water. Seven days and nights to explore the city they call The Gateway to the Americas. The Queen of Spain just visited Miami to christen the new Span-ish Cultural Center – we hear tell that she had a great time, and you will too! This package includes $500 to spend touring museums, local culture, restaurants and all that Miami has to offer.

Compliments of Estimated Value Danton and Diane Wagner $4,700Berquam Family Dentist

Viceroy Hotel & Resort

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11. Black Walnut Inn Package A family affair of the ultimate hospitality

Join the Utz family in their Black Walnut Inn and Vineyard on the top of Dundee’s famous Red Hills for a relaxing two-night stay in a Premium suite. Set amid vineyards, orchards and acres of forest the Black Walnut Inn offers luxurious surroundings in the heart of Oregon’s wine country. Newly constructed and reminiscent of Tuscan villas of old, the inn is filled with modern art and amenities blended expertly with beautiful antiques, old world details and the works of local artisans. It is the perfect place to soak in the spectacular vistas and breath taking ambience as you enjoy breakfast each morning, a bottle of Black Walnut Vineyard chardonnay, tasting passes to area vineyards, and a cooking class with Chef Kris Utz of Renaissance Catering.

Compliments of Estimated Value The Black Walnut Inn $800The Utz FamilyRenaissance Catering

View from the Black Walnut Inn

Premium Suite

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12. Engage and explore all of your senses at Fergusons Fragrant Nursery while

learning to paint “plein air” with artist Michael Orwick.

Your workshop includes one-on-one instruction, all art supplies and a fabu-lous picnic lunch with wine. This will be held in the spring of 2012, when you will be surrounded by the fragrant blooms that make Fergusons such a popular destination for all things floral. This one-of-a-kind experience can be purchased by several individuals or the entire workshop might be a wonderful opportunity for a company team-building retreat.

Compliments of Estimated Value Michael Orwick $2,900Ferguson’s Fragrant Nursery

Plein Air Painting with Michael Orwick

Picnic Lunch

View from Ferguson’s Fragrant Nursery

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13. Winemaker Dinner & Music at the Hallidays’ with Brick House Vineyard

owners Doug Tunnell and Melissa MillsEnjoy an intimate dinner party for 6 guests prepared by Karen and Jim Halliday at their home on Ribbon Ridge, where delectable cuisine will be paired with hand-selected vintages from their neighbors, Doug Tunnell and Melissa Mills, from the cellars of their renowned Brickhouse Vineyards. After a feast of culinary delights, fill your spirit with the music by Jim Hal-liday… and maybe even join in the entertainment. This combination of great food, fine wines, conversation, laughter and top-drawer entertain-ment will add up to an evening you will remember for a lifetime.

Compliments of Estimated Value Jim & Karen Halliday $1,000Doug Tunnell & Melissa MillsBrickHouse Winery & Halliday Hill Vineyard

View from the Halliday’s Home

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14. Elegantly Nourish the Body & SoulEight Hands Too Grand! & BBQ

TOO Grand! Two Pianos-Eight Hands, Vocalist and Flautist perform jazz, classical and standard selections to nourish the souls of 20 guests on a mu-tually agreed upon Saturday evening or Sunday afternoon. If you missed their benefit concert in June at the Allison Inn & Spa, now is your chance to hear them in the intimate setting of the Portland home of Sonja Hau-gen. Elegant barbecued rib dinner/hors d’oeuvres and wine will be served to nourish the body.

Compliments of Estimated Value Eight Hands Too Grand! $3,000Dwayne & Shari Scales

Barbeque catering by Dwayne Scales

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Coehlo WineryColumbia Cliff Villas HotelCristom WineryJeanne CuddefordJack CzarneckiMarilyn DavisDe Ponte WineryDistinctive Destinations Division Wine Making Co.Dobbes Family EstateBill & Ann DolanDomaine Serene WineryJoan DrabkinDream Dinners Duck Pond VineyardsLeslie EbertElk Cove VineyardEmily G PhotographyEnchanted ForestNathan EtzelFerguson’s Fragrant NurseryFirst FederalFlippen Hauling Four Graces Vineyard & WineryJames Frey & James McClellanFox Farm WineryFerguson’s Fragrant NurseryMelissa GannonGerber KnivesSusan GreenbaumCyndi HackettJim & Karen HallidayHalliday Hill WineryHarmonic Body & Soul MassageTrisha HasslerHawkin CellarsMarilyn HigginsonAllen HolsteinImpact Performance TrainingInsiders Wine TourJanis Unique Handbags & GiftsJo Weinstein

Abby’s Legendary PizzaAdelsheimAlexanaAll Dreams CottagesThe Allison Inn & SpaAllure Hair DesignAl’s Garden CenterAnam Cara WineryAndreas StudioMyrna AndersonLawrence AndersonAramenta WineryArborBrook VineyardsArgyle WineryART Elements GalleryAspen Creek LandscapingJane AukshunasAurora B. Enterprises LLCBaldwin Saloon Historic Restaurant & BarBank of OswegoRyan BarcusBerquam Newberg DentistBeth Syphers/Sisters DesignBeaucanon EstateBeaux Freres WineryBethel HeightsThe Black Walnut InnBradshaw Frame & Gallery Inc.Brasada RanchBrickhouse Steak & Seafood Brick House WineryBrooksBrown, Tarlow, Bridges, Palmer & Stone Law Firm / Pro Bono VinoBusy Hands EmbroideryCaravan Coffee, Artisan Coffee RoastersCarole Jackson DesignChehalem Glenn Golf CourseChehalem Parks and Recreation DistrictChehalem Valley Brewing Co.Chehalem Valley Dance AcademyCoat Tails

¡MUCHOS GRACIAS! To all of our wonderful donors for making this event,

silent/live auction items possible. Many Thanks!

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The Joel Palmer HouseKathleen JonesThe Jory RestaurantThe Kelly GroupKen & Daughter JewelersUrsula KiesowKyle D. Kern, DMD PCLamb’s Thriftway WilsonvilleDonna La PlanteLewis Audio and VideoLisa Erb L.M.TLive Laugh Love GlassLotus Seed Arial YogaLLP PropertiesWin MartinsonAllen MethvenMethven Family VineyardMoonstone MassageJackie McCartinNational Loan Acquisitions Co.Neil Kelly Designs Newberg DodgeNewberg Farmer’s MarketNewberg Fire DepartmentNewberg High School Green SchoolNichols Art GlassNorth Woods O’Dell DesignsOne Horse StudioOrcas Theatre & Community CenterOregon Shakespeare FestivalOregon Wine CottagesOregon Truffle OilOswego Grill RestaurantsMaysara WineryMichael OrwickAnn SewardScott & Loni ParrishPenner-Ash WineryPerfect PicnicsPNMC Volunteer ServicesPortland SpiritPrecision HelicoptersRachel Wolf PhotographyRecipe, A Neighborhood KitchenRed Hawk WineryRed Hills MarketRenaissance Catering (Kris Utz)

Republic of JamRex Hill WineryDoug RoyMonica Setzoil-PhillipsAnn SewardShari & Dwayne ScalesSky High SportsCorby Stonebraker-SolesRollin SolesSolstice Body ArtsBryan Stewart/City of NewbergClaudia StewartSubterraDon SpragueSpada NurserySpeciality GlassSara StarnesDr. Ken & Peggy StevensStoller WineryMark TerryGreg ThomasTorii Mor WineryTOO GRAND! Deb Cornick, Sonja Haugen, Margo Fueller, Wayne Earhart, Carol Petrone, & Susan ToddTrinitas Cellars Trisaetum WineryDoug Tunnell & Melissa MillsCandy VerBrugghenVictoria’s LavendarVidon Vineyard & WineryVoodoo MartiniDanton & Diane WagnerIva WakemanWaterbear Carpet Cleaning & RestorationWestland WinesWillakenzie EstatesWinderlea Vineyard & WineryWitness Tree WineryRita WolffHunter & Anne WylieLauren Wylie StudioYamhill GalleryYe Olde PizzaRomona YoungquistYoungberg HillAllan Bruce Zee