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welcome.Dear

Bonny Slope Parents and

Community Members,Well, it’s auction night! We’ve

spent the last nine months and hundreds of hours preparing for this very evening. And

now, here we are. And here YOU are. The ladies look gorgeous doing their Joan and Betty thing. The men look every bit as handsome as Don and Roger. But what are we all really doing here? What makes all the work worth it? The kids. Our kids. Those tiny humans we’ve been loving for what seems like a lifetime. The ones that make messes and say ridiculous things that make us laugh. The ones we kiss and put on a school bus, or shove out of a car every morning. Those beautiful pieces of ourselves that we send to an amazing school day after day, where they’re nurtured by a massive team of competent, knowledgeable, patient, caring and flat-out INCREDIBLE teachers and staff. We are a part of something special. And a big part of that special something requires BSCO funding. And year after year, you show up with your generosity and make all the programs that BSCO puts on possible. Not just for your own kids, but for ALL the kids at Bonny Slope.On behalf of BSCO, thank you for being here.

The AucTion BoArderin hire Co-chair, ProcurementAva Palmquist Co-chair, Sales & MarketingKatie Godt Event Catering & BeverageKelli henry Event Scheme & Décormelissa manos Auction Art Designdoug deurwaarder Sponsorshipsdave henry Sponsorships

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Dollars and Cents... Last year, we raised nearly $65,000 at the

auction. WOW, and THANK YOU! Because . auction was not yet relied upon as a fundraiser to support existing programs

and operating expenses, we had the opportunity to direct those funds to a significant capital project: the playground cover. As has been shared, the cover is happening and we expect it to be installed over the summer! This year, the auction has moved into the fold of ongoing fundraisers that are in place to support existing programs and operating expenses. Our minimum goal is $55,000 - simply to support known programs and expenses. If we exceed $55,000 or, even better, last year’s great initial performance, then we can earmark funds for new programs or future capital projects. BID AWAY!!

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mASTer oFceremonieSAndy Boucher is a true “Mad Man” having spent 20 years in the ad world managing accounts as varied as Courvoisier and Head & Shoulders. He ran Mead Johnson Milk Formula and Pampers at the same time, and once remarked “there is pretty much nothing that goes in or out of a baby that I don’t have something to do with!”

Andy is a Bonny Slope community member, husband and parent-father to Lily (2nd grade) and Freddy (6th grade). He has been the key organizer of Bony Slope Elementary’s after school programs, facilitating many activities and events including the popular ski bus. In addition to having good humor and a charming accent, Andy is also a rugby player, seasoned chef and occasional advertising relationship guru. His next ambition is to become a member of the International freefall formation hang-gliding team.

We look forward to seeing him man the podium at the Bobcat Soiree!

AucTioneerPaul Shultz began performing benefit auctions in 1990 and underwent the training to become a professional auctioneer in 2000. He began working with Stokes Auction Group in 2004 and greatly enjoys the opportunity to serve a wide variety of organizations.

Paul’s genuine love of people shows from the stage, with his fundraising auction experience being wide and varied. Ranging from art associations to high schools, Paul has helped successful events take place across the country. When he’s not working with his voice, Paul works with his hands doing custom woodwork. A devoted husband and father, Paul loves taking his children camping and hunting.

We look forward to watching him in action at the Mad Affair!

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2015 AucTion VolunTeerSThank you to parent, grandparent, and student volunteers for procuring items, setting up the day of the auction, helping with classroom art projects and everything inbetween. Cheers to you for all your hard work in making this a successful event!

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Aaron CohenAmanda PaullAmy Ingalls Brian RotheryCari MillerColleen RaneyDagny AbelDana JazwinskiDarnell ScottDawne EddensDerek Hahm

Ellen RotheryJamie DeurwaarderJason HurleyJen TimminsJenni BaileyJessica GaiblerKaren PorterKaren Rasor-CohenKathleen LeeLaura LorenzLesley Jeffries

Liza HarringtonSarah CunninghamSherri ParuStacey HurleyStephanie Vaughan-MillerTiffany HahmTorey MuhsVicky Westin

oTherThinGSToBuYGolden TicKeTMuch like Charlie scoring a Golden Ticket to Willy Wonka’s Chocolate Factory, this is your opportunity to win your choice of ANY Live Auction package for a mere $100 investment. You could be the lucky winner, but you MUST purchase one (or more) of the coveted Golden Tickets.

The Golden Ticket will be pulled at the start of the Live Auction portion of the event. The winner will have a few minutes to make his/her selection, after which the selection will be announced to the auction attendees, and that package removed from the auction block.

ONLY 75 TICKETS AVAILABLE!!! However, no limit to how many you purchase.

reSerVed PArKinG SPAce rAFFleFor the low price of $25, you have the opportunity to win a reserved parking space in the upper lot at Bonny Slope Elementary for the 2015/16 school year.

Beginning with the Back to School Picnic in August and through the last day of school in June, park in style and be the envy of all - especially at popular events when parking is scarce or when the rain is pouring!

LIMITED TO 100 TICKETS! The more you buy, the better your odds! Winner need not be present at the auction.

wAll oF wineBottle of red? Bottle of white? Depends upon your appetite. Take your pick at the Wall of Wine. For just $25, you’ll get to choose a mystery bottle from the wall. Plus, two of the mystery bottles have a $50 visa gift card hidden under the wrapper! The game of chance helps the school, and every player goes home with a bottle of wine and POSSIBLY a gift card - a win-win for all!

ArT on A cArdDo you love all the art pieces? Well, you are in luck! You can sign up for a commemorative set of note cards containing a photo of each of the art pieces presented this year. You might not be able to take home the main piece but you get to take home something special: one of EACH!

5Th GrAde TrAdiTionOne thing we added to our auction this year is the start of a tradition: the 5th grade mosaic project. This year, we had the fifth graders take each other’s portraits with the technology our beautiful school has at its disposal. Combined with a professional, all rights reserved, classic photo of our lovely city, the Faces of the Fifth Graders was created. You can bid on the full size, beautifully framed one of a kind art piece but as well, you can sign up to receive a smaller, poster of the print. See silent auction area for details.

1. Upon entry, each guest will be given a bid card. To bid in the silent auction, simply write your bid number on the silent auction bid form. To bid in the live auction, hold up high your bid card with the number toward the auctioneer. By bidding in the live or silent auctions, each bidder agrees to these auction rules.2. A bid acknowledged by the live auctioneer is a legal contract to purchase the item. In the silent auction, designation by the silent auction official of the bid you have written as the top bid is a legal contract to purchase that silent auction item.3. Top bidders may pay for their items at the cashier stations, which open for regular service at the conclusion of the live auc-tion. It is not necessary to pay for each item after its purchase and we encourage you to pay for your purchases only once, at the end of the live auction. 4. Auction items will be awarded to one purchaser only. The top bid amount for an auction item will not be split among bidders who may have agreed to pay a portion of the top bid amount. A purchaser who wishes to split the payment for an auction item must collect the individual payments from the other bidder(s). Then either present those payments to the cashier at the time the purchaser pays for the top bidder’s purchases or accept those payments as a partial reimbursement for the total pay-ment the purchaser has made.5. Payment in full is mandatory this evening. You may pay by cash, check, Visa, MasterCard, American Express, or Discover. Please make your check payable to BSCO.6. Items may be removed only by showing a “paid” receipt obtained from the cashier.7. The successful bidder is responsible for locating and remov-ing all of his/her items, including certificates, the night of the auction, unless otherwise indicated. BSCO is not responsible for unclaimed items.

8. Please pay attention to all conditions, restrictions, and expira-tion dates on items and services. Restaurant gift certificates do not include tax, gratuity, or alcoholic beverages. Unless other-wise noted, all items and services must be claimed and used by date specified on giftcard or otherwise 1 year from event date.9. Dates for all trips and similar events must be mutually ar-ranged with donor, unless otherwise noted. All reservations should be made at least one month in advance. No refunds are permitted for canceled, lost, or unused tickets and/or accom-modations.10. BSCO has attempted to describe and catalog all items correctly. All items are sold “as is, where is.” BSCO neither warrants nor represents, and shall in no event be responsible for the correctness of the descriptions, genuineness, author-ship, provenance, or condition of the property. No statement contained in this catalog or made orally at the sale or elsewhere shall be deemed such a warranty, representation, or assumption of liability.11. Auction Board reserves the right to add or withdraw, without notice, items to or from the auction.12. All purchases are final. No exchanges or refunds unless otherwise indicated.13. Each person issued a bid number (bidder) assumes all risks and hazards related to the auction and items obtained at the auction. Each bidder agrees to hold harmless from any liability arising there from BSCO, its elected and appointed officials, members and employees, the auctioneer(s), the auction com-pany and its agents and employees, the event organizers,sponsors, and/or volunteers connected with the auction.14. Items that include bottles of alcohol may not be purchased by anyone under the age of 21.

LIVE AUCTION1. The highest bidder acknowledged by the auctioneer shall be the purchaser, who will confirm the sale by signing an auction invoice which constitutes a legal contract to buy.2. The auctioneer reserves the right to settle any and all dis-putes, complaints, misunderstandings, errors, and sales at his/her discretion. The auctioneer’s decision will be final.

SILENT AUCTION1. All items have bid sheets attached or nearby. Enter a bid by writing your bid number next to the bid amount you desire. Please press hard, as you are making three copies.2. You may skip ahead to the bid amount you want to pay. The next bidder must bid higher than you did to be successful.3. Each item has a “Guaranteed Purchase” option at the bottom of its bid sheet. Guaranteed purchase means you are willing to pay a premium price to guarantee you will own that item. Simply write your bid number by the predetermined sale price to close the item to further bidding.4. You may bid on any item in the silent auction until the section is closed at the posted time. Announcements will be made prior to each closing. An auction official will circle the top bid number and amount. You can see if you are the successful bidder by looking at a copy of the silent auction bid form, which is left in its place after the section is closed.

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mAKe iT neATAs is tradition (is twice a tradition?!?), we’ll get the live bidding started with a bottle of booze! In honor of our theme, you will be bidding on a nice bottle of Scotch, and accompanying commemorative barware. One bottle, many glasses...this kind of campaign never goes out of style.

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wAllA wAllA wine weeKendEscape for the weekend to one of the premier wine areas in the Pacific Northwest. Enjoy two nights at the Inn at Blackberry Creek (a Bed and Breakfast) in an exclusive suite - the Van Gogh Private Garden Suite - which includes a separate living area, full kitchen, and private hot tub. Words don’t do it justice! While in Walla Walla, partake in a 5-hour wine tour visiting up to 5 wineries with Imbibe Wine Tours. You can work with them on a personalized itinerary designed to fit your style and tastes. And cap at least one night off with dinner at Brasserie Four. If you keep meaning to go see what Walla Walla wines are all about, it doesn’t get more luxurious than this!Hotel valid November - April. Tasting fees are not included in the tour, nor gratuities. Generously donated by Ellen & Brian Rothery, Inn at Blackberry Creek, and Imbibe Wine Tours.

3rd GrAde “BlocKS oF nATure”The second 3rd grade piece, again using relief printing. Geier’s and Gilbertson’s classes created scenes from nature, which were then pieced together in a unique floating acrylic frame. (30”w x 24”h)Generously coordinated by Brenda Gurfinkel and Brenda Swanson.

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Become A Shoe deSiGnerUp to 6 lucky children have the opportunity to participate in PENSOLE Footwear Design Academy’s July course, sponsored by Footlocker. Pensole is an innovative footwear design academy that provides its students the opportunity and knowledge required to become professional footwear designers through a rigorous ‘learn by doing’ curriculum; aspiring designers work through the entire footwear process: inspiration, concept development, design, problem solving, materials, prototyping, marketing, business, networking, and branding. Founder D’Wayne Edwards won a Reebok design competition at the young age of 17, beating out a nationwide collection of college students and professionals. Edwards followed with a successful career at Nike and later was inspired to go out and create Pensole. The name? A No. 2 pencil designed his life.The young students will be assigned to a team of design students and participate in designing an athletic shoe from start to finish for 3 days over the span of the 3-week course (Wed July 15, 22 & 29). AND they get to come back for the final presentation of the team’s design on the last day (Fri July 31). Once in a lifetime experience for these youngsters and perhaps the inspiration for the next generation of shoe designers!Limited to children currently in 3rd, 4th or 5th grades. Generously donated by PENSOLE Footwear Design Academy through Stephanie & Ted Miller.

3rd GrAde “BlocKS oF PorTlAnd”Two separate themed pieces created using relief printing. Hammond’s and Arnold’s classes etched and printed Portland-themed objects. The objects were pieced together and matted and framed for a beautifully-finished work of art. (42”w x 30”h)Generously coordinated by Jill Bagley and Hannah Donohue.

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Build Your cellArBe the lucky recipient of 3 cases of wine to build (or augment) your wine cellar. Thoughtfully constructed through the generous donation of Bonny Slope parents and friends, all of the bottles will be on display at the auction for oohing and aahing. Each bottle is approximately $50 in value.Generously donated by THIRTY-SIX Bonny Slope moms! Wow!!

4Th GrAde “BuildinGS oF BeAuTY”Maxwell’s and Buttler’s classes sketched and then color-inked outlines of stunning buildings, most of which are inspirations from our lovely city of Portland. The final drawings were scanned and manipulated into one layered city of color. (27”w x 32”h)Generously coordinated by Jill Bukres and Julie Gupta.

Be PArT oF hiSTorY!An amazing opportunity to be one of the first to experience The Old Schoolhouse. A generous friend of Bonny Slope is giving us the option of a catered brunch or dinner for 12 at the newly-renovated 1928 Old Schoolhouse in Newberg. If you don’t know what this is, check it out! Sure to be a major wedding and corporate event hot spot soon enough!!Dinner is redeemable Monday-Friday evenings and brunch is redeemable on a Sunday, for a 4-hour event. Available for booking - subject to availability - after May 1, 2015. Expires April 18, 2016. Generously donated by Brandy Green & The Old Schoolhouse.

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2nd GrAde “diVe deeP” & “TAKe FliGhT”Each child penciled and watercolored their favorite memory or object from one of the themes - water and air - and the final creations were collaged together into two coordinating pieces. (Each 20”w x 20”h)Generously coordinated by Kimberly Griffith, Maureen Louie, Amy Lukasiewicz, Melissa Manos,

Jennifer Raber, and Dana Stark.

whiSTler AwAiTSLast year’s Golden Ticket pick, Whistler is back on the auction block! Come alive on the slopes with this ultra luxe trip for 2 to Whistler, British Columbia. First, get thoroughly outfitted in gear from Columbia Sportswear, including jackets, pants, gloves, hats, base layer, and footwear. Next, head to breathtaking Whistler and unpack for an upscale 3-night stay in a fully-equipped kitchen Studio Suite at Coast Blackcomb Suites, featuring daily continental breakfast. Finally, hit the slopes with the world-renowned 2-day Extremely Canadian 2-day Steep Skiing Clinic (http://www.extremelycanadian.com/2-day-clinics.html), which includes 2 days of expert guiding, lift line priority, video analysis, and apres-ski decompression session at the end of Day 2, as well as your 2-day lift passes. You will be the envy of powder hounds everywhere as you ski away with this posh package!Not included: lunches and gratuities (at your discretion). To be used during the 2015/2016 winter season.

Generously donated by Coast Blackcomb Suites via Resort Quest Whistler, Columbia Sportswear, and

Extremely Canadian, all through Jen & Jeff Timmins.

PrinciPAl For A dAYOnce again, a lucky Bonny Slope student gets to Rule the School becoming Principal for a Day! Your child will be the envy of all as he or she plans a memorable day for the entire school with Principal Maza.Generously donated by Principal Janet Maza.

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5Th GrAde “The FAceS oF FiFTh GrAde” - And STArT oF A TrAdiTionWith photos that the 5th grade students took of each other (using our technology!), a collage of a historic view somewhere around Portland (a new and surprising image will be used each year!) has been produced and printed in a large format and professionally framed. (41”w x 33”h)*The base photo was generously donated by Mesman Images. More of their beautiful work can be seen at the Portland Saturday Market and online at Portlandoregonphotos.comGenerously coordinated by Gretchen Gallagher, Tim Healy, Michael Orwick, and April Zegzula.

BrASAdA rAnch reTreATEnjoy a 5-day/4-night stay at a 2BD+loft / 2.5BA (sleeps 6) ranch cabin at lovely Brasada Ranch. While you’re on property, enjoy hours and hours by the pool, riding bicycles, hiking, fishing, playing tennis, volleyball, basketball, hanging out at the kids Hideout, etc. Four rounds of golf at the award-winning Brasada Canyons are also included. As hard as it is, do peel yourself away from the quiet and serene views to enjoy a Wanderlust Tour half-day adventure for 4 - including canoeing, kayaking, volcano tours, cave tours or snowshoeing in Central Oregon’s beautiful, natural, remote areas. Professional naturalist guides provide vibrant interpretation on the fascinating natural and cultural history of Central Oregon. Discover what’s around this Bend!Expires April 18, 2016. Not valid for evening tours, GPS Eco-Challenge or special events.Generously donated by Erin & Matt Hire, Brasada Ranch, and Wanderlust Tours.

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wine TASTinG in hood riVerEight lucky people will get to experience the diversity of wine grapes of the Columbia Gorge American Viticulture Area. So unusual is this growing area that an application was filed to establish a shared appellation for Oregon and Washington. The wine tour includes an afternoon of wine tasting at some of the premier wineries of the Columbia River Gorge, typically including three select wineries over the course of 4-6 hours. Tasting fees are included in the tour.Pick up in Hood River. Valid any weekday, subject to availability. Gratuities not included. Generously donated by Martin’s Gorge Tours.

4Th GrAde “iF The TreeS could TAlK”Taylor’s and Chiotti’s students took copies of their own writings, tore them into pieces, and then collaged them onto paper branch silhouettes of a birch tree. The “forest” was arranged on a large horizontal wood background for one spectacular final product. (60”w x 20”h)Generously coordinated by Jenny Johnson and Stephanie Vaughan-Miller.

i wAnnA rocK!Who doesn’t?!? Enjoy a private performance by Thunder Carriage, the Northwest’s premier 80s hard rock tribute band. We see a rager of a block party in someone’s future!Expires December 31, 2015. Performance date and time is negotiable and subject to band availability. Performance venue must be within a 20-mile radius of Portland. Stage and electrical requirements.Generously donated by Thunder Carriage.

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KinderGArTen “SQuAreS ouT oF The BoX”A mosaic of water colored pieces created by all the Kindergarten classes. (40”w x 23”h)Generously coordinated by Myles Cluff, Steve De Leeuw, Hannah Donohue, Julie Gupta, Kelly Kinzer,

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SeATTle GirlS weeKendSASSY MOMs...IMAGINE a weekend away?!? Up to 4 of you can set off for Seattle for a little R&R. There isn’t likely to be any SKINNIDIPping, but it can be crazy regardless! Enjoy overnight accommodations at Hotel Monaco, including a gift certificate for happy hour or dinner. Before you even go, you will each be the proud owner of a brilliant Glassbaby; Dana has picked out some of her favorites! While in Seattle, you can visit the Hot Shop in Madrona to see the glassblowers in action and trade in your gb for another choice, or add to your collection! Breakfast the following morning is provided. Plenty of down time to do whatever else you want. Super fun!! (Names of Dana’s Glassybaby choices are in CAPITALS...LOL!)Hotel not valid during the months of July or August or toward New Year’s Eve, Valentine’s Day or any other hotel blackout periods, as noted by contacting the hotel reservation department. Expires March 19, 2016. Generously donated by Hotel Monaco through Tiffany & Derek Hahm and Dana & Jonathan Stark.

1ST GrAde “concenTric circleS on cAnVAS”Two coordinating vertical canvases of beautiful, color-filled circles compiled into one amazing abstract. (Each 18”w x 36”h)Generously coordinated by Jill Bagley, Jennifer Barkley, Melissa Gatchell, and Jennifer Watson.

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SunriVer iS AlwAYS PoPulArEnjoy a 4-night stay at the wonderful 7 Big Leaf in Sunriver. Home is 2300+ sq ft with 3BD/3BA and sleeps 8+. Well appointed with fireplace, A/C, hot tub, BBQ, adult bikes, and foosball. Cleaning fee included, as well as all of the amenities of a Bennington Properties rental. Fido is welcome.And while you’re there, enjoy some of The Village at Sunriver’s favorite spots with a plethora of gift cards: coffee in the morning, pizza at Panini’s Pizzeria, grub at Village Bar & Grill, any number of options at Cafe Sintra, and of course some goodies at Goody’s!SHARC passes not included; however, may be eligible for 50% refund by Bennington Properties depending on date. Valid September 9, 2015 - June 1, 2016, subject to availability. November 25-28, 2015 and December 16, 2015 - January 2, 2016 excluded. Generously donated by Stephanie & Brian Wilson, Cafe Sintra, Panini’s Pizzeria, and Village Bar & Grill.

Alc “ABc...eASY AS 1-2-3”Each of the ALC students created an animal corresponding to a letter of the alphabet they are drawn to. The final pieces were digitally collaged into one beautiful piece! (16”w x 20”h)Generously coordinated by Beth Zappitello & Gretchen Gallagher.

FiSh on!Four lucky anglers get to head out with “Buddy” of Columbia River Fishing Adventures. This is a full day - 8-9 hours...longer if THE FISH are biting! - trip that includes an experienced, professional guide; top of the line boat, rods, and reels; all the bait and tackle you’ll need; and the best part: cleaning and packaging of your catch.Bring your own fishing license, rain gear, lunch and beverages, and of COURSE a large cooler to take home your catch! Generously donated by Columbia River Fishing Adventures.

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Bunco!Join your hostesses for a fun night of bunco, food & wine, and prizes on Friday evening, May 15.$30/person. Maximum 20 attendees. Generously hosted by Jaime Gault, Emily Holmes, Elma Lunak, and Debby Zimmerman.

wAiT A minuTe! SPrinG mom’S niGhT ouT?!?Mom’s Night Out is such a hit, it’s expanding to TWO dates! Before your kids are released to you for something like 84 days (who’s counting?!?), enjoy one more night with your Bonny Slope mom friends. Friday, June 5 from 7-10pm.$35/person. Maximum 40 attendees.Generously hosted by Kathleen Lee, Laura Lorenz, and Jen Timmins.

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GeT reAdY For The holidAYSJoin a group of Bonny Slopers on Sunday, December 13 at 9am for a brutal workout to prepare for 2 weeks of time off with the kids, not to mention all the prep and execution (and eating!) of the holidays. Burn some calories, clear your mind - and if that doesn’t work, try a Bloody Mary or mimosa after the workout!!$25/person. Maximum 25 attendees.Generously donated by Sara Anderson / Elite Dance Studio and Stacey Hurford (yes, the Stacey that kicks your

butt at SAC and Villa!).

douBle downEnjoy Casino Night from the luxury of our own neighborhood. Planned for Saturday, February 6, 2016, guests get to enjoy a night of blackjack and who knows what else with friends and neighbors. Have a great time all while keeping your money in your pocket!$40/person. Maximum 24 attendees. Generously donated by Erin & Matt Hire and Team Casino through Sherri Paru and family.

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GeT Your culinArY GrooVe onOnce again, we will be offering a cooking class but this year with our very own Tien Langewisch on the evening on Thursday, June 25. Tien is a food chemist with a nutrition and culinary background. Think Alton Brown only better! Her philosophy is to make cooking fun, approachable, and as easy as possible without any culinary pretension. The menu will be a joint effort between Tien, the host, and the guests. Don’t miss out on this special class!!$100/person. Maximum 8 attendees.Generously donated by Tien Langewisch.

STArT The School YeAr riGhT...wiTh mom’S niGhT ouTEase back into the school year once again with the 4th Annual Fall Mom’s Night Out the first Friday after school resumes - Friday, September 11 from 7-10pm. Enjoy wine and non-alcoholic beverages, light appetizers, and desserts with other Bonny Slope mothers.$35/person. Maximum 40 attendees.Generously hosted by Jenny Johnson, Cari Miller, Denise Puntney, and Stephanie Vaughan-Miller.

drinKS, cocKS & niBBleSThe title may have thrown you last year but no doubt you heard about the racket (pun intended) this party made! Join the hosts once again for a night out on Saturday, September 19 filled with fabulous food, drink, and BADMINTON. Don’t miss another smashing time of competition and smack down. Leave your kids at home, but bring your A game.$40/person. Maximum 30 attendees.Generously hosted by Jean & Rob Lee, Nicki & Rich Nadolny, and Leigh & Dave Havelick.

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KinderGArTen: PumP iT uP!Kindergarteners, get ready to jump up, jump up and get down! From 4-5:30pm on Monday, May 11, kindergarteners are invited to Pump It Up for play time, pizza, and drinks.Limited to current Kindergarten students. $25/child. Generously donated by Pump It Up.

1ST GrAde: reAdY...SeT...AcTion!After school on Friday, May 15, 1st Graders are invited to stick around to watch a movie (title TBD) and enjoy a snack while watching the movie. Pick up 5:15pm.Limited to current 1st Grade students. $25/child. 2nd GrAde: cAllinG All ArTiSTS2nd Graders get to spend the afternoon participating in an art class and project on Wednesday, May 6 from just after school until 4:45pm.Limited to current 2nd Grade students. $25/child.

3rd GrAde: colonel muSTArd in The liBrArY wiTh A...Calling all gamers! 3rd graders get to enjoy the afternoon of Wednesday, May 13 with their teachers, playing old school board games and enjoying a snack. The party will be in the library from just after school to 4:45pm.Limited to current 3rd Grade students. $25/child.

KidPArTieS4Th GrAde: STriKe!4th Grade will set out to knock down some pins at Sunset Lanes on Wednesday, May 13 from 4-5:30pm.Limited to current 4th Grade students. $25/child.Generously donated by Sunset Lanes.

cAllinG All Junior FireFiGhTerSTwenty lucky children have the opportunity to tour Station 01 in Old Town, a 65-year old fully-operational fire station. Part of Portland Fire & Rescue, it is one of many fire stations that together make Oregon’s largest fire and emergency services provider. Tour begins at 10am on Saturday, May 16. Assuming no calls, the attendees will get a wonderful tour and experience; and if there is a call, well that’s an experience too!$25/child. Maximum 20 attendees.Generously donated by Fireman (Kevin) Murphy.

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2014 AucTion donorSAn important element of making this a success has been the overwhelming support of our parents and community. A sincere and heartfelt thanks to all individuals and organiziations that have contributed donations for this event.

We sincerely apologize for those that we have not input at the time of the catalog printing, or for any inadvertant omissions. Thank you all for your donations!

Abuela ChonaAditi VyasAdriane FejerAmanda & David

PaullAmy GuseAmy IngallsAmy & Bob

LukasiewiczApril ZegzulaAva & Brett

PalmquistBeth ZappitelloBig Bottom DistilleryBonny & Barry

DavisBrandy GreenBrasada RanchBrasserie FourBrenda GurfinkelBrenda SwansonBridget Clarkc.h. Physical

TherapyCafé SintraCara Cook Cari MillerCaroline McCorkle Cedar Mill

Chiropractic ClinicChelsea CorradoCheryl WardellChristen KolbergChristy BishopCoast Blackcomb

SuitesColumbia

SportswearDagny AbelDana JazwinskiDana & Jonathan

StarkDawnDee HankelDebby Zimmerman

Denise PuntneyElisha & Todd

BurnsElite Athletic

PerformanceElite Dance StudioEllen & Brian

RotheryElma LunakEmily & John

HolmesEnsley OrthodonticsErin & Matt HireESP PaintingExecutive TowncarExtremely CanadianFancy ThatForest Heights Veterinary ClinicGallagher DesignsGevurtz MenasheGretchen GallagherGretchen Garinger

& Brian HemstreetHannah DonohueHeather & Dan

O’LearyHelen & Andy

BoucherHillsboro HopsHoffman Academy

of MusicHolly MinisceHotel Monaco

PortlandHotel Monaco

SeattleImbibe Wine ToursInn at Blackberry

CreekJamie CharltonJamie & Doug

DeurwaarderJamie GaultJanet Maza

Jean & Rob LeeJen & Jeff TimminsJenna & Don

DornblaserJennifer BarkleyJennifer & Chris

DeebJennifer & Barry

RaberJennifer WatsonJenny & Will

JohnsonJessica GaiblerJill ArnzenJill BagleyJill BukresJoanne & Brian

DevoreJulie & Ashish

GuptaKaren & Aaron

CohenKaren PorterKathleen LeeKate MoehlKatie & Matt Godt Kelli & Dave HenryKelly KinzerKevin MurphyKim & Jason

KennedyKimberly GriffithKona Brewing Co. Kumon Learning Center of Cedar MillLaura & Richard

LorenzLaura SantosLeigh & David

HavelickLiza HarringtonMAGMAX DesignMaris SulpizioMarket of Choice

Martin’s Gorge Tours

Maureen LouieMegan O’Malley-

Cook Meghan & Colin

Hoobler Melissa BergMelissa EbelMelissa GatchellMelissa & Scott

ManosMelissa OzmoreMichael OrwickMichelle Werth,

Thirty-One GiftsMyles CluffNicki & Rick

NadolnyNikeOlga Vargas-Lester Oregon Children’s

TheatrePacific Office

Automation Panini’s PizzeriaPeggy BurroughsPENSOLE

Footwear Design Academy

Portland Private Wealth Management

Portland Timbers /Thorns FC

Portland Trail Blazers

Pump It Up Beaverton

Rachael PetittRed Star TavernResort Quest WhistlerRoot SportsSabrina Fong

Sara & Kip Anderson

School of Rock – Lake Oswego

Shawna Staples & Jason McMillen

Sheri & Brett BauerSherri Paru &

FamilySherrie Weitzel

InteriorsShilo Inns Suites

HotelsSimply Skin NWSolar CitySopie Kouame,

Belle AglaiaStacey HurfordStacey & Jason

HurleyStaci McDonaldStefan LongStefanie EbenalStephanie & Ted

MillerStephanie & Brian

WilsonSteve De LeeuwSteve & Kate’s

CampSummit Painting

(DRB ContractingLLC)

Sunset Athletic Club

Sunset Lanes Bowling Center

Sydney KeisterTeam Casino The Old

SchoolhouseThunder CarriageTien LangewischTiffany & Derek

HahmTim Healy

Torey MuhsVillage Bar & GrillWanderlust ToursWidmer Brothers

BrewingYolanda Leal

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