UUCWC’s Annual Auction
Unitarian Universalist Church at Washington Crossing
Titusville, New Jersey
www.uucwc.org
Wild West Beef Tenderloin Slider
Harvestfest Sweet Potato and Black Bean
Veggie Slider
Surf’s Up Shrimp Cocktail
Oo-la-la Pink Brie with Hot Pepper Jelly
Matsuri Wasabi Deviled Eggs
Party-on Parmesan Savory Bites
Mia Festa Baked Arancini (Italian Rice Balls)
Benvenuti Rosemary Roasted Potatoes
Springfest Asparagus Wrap
Festive Mini Cheese Truffles (Cheese
Ball Board)
Ciao Mini-Caprese Bites
Carnivale Crudites
Calypso Crab Dip
Springtime Artichoke – Spinach Dip
Fiesta! Guacamole
Summertime Salsa
Festivus Hummus
Picnic Veggie Dip
Crackers, Chips, Pita
Plus soft drinks, beer, wine,
coffee, tea and
an array of
delicious desserts!
ay’s theme at UUCWC is
Creativity! It feels fitting that the
Auction should kick off such a
month. Each year we watch as the
Auction Team and each donation
contributor transforms our sanctuary
into a bustling competitive and joy-
ous space, and fills our calendars
with community, relationship, and connection.
This is the strength of our congregation — the ability to
dream something beautiful into being. From our Capital
Campaign musings that will become architectural
drawings — already an overwhelmingly successful cam-
paign shared with Stewardship; to a Sabbatical Team
and Religious Education teachers who have taken own-
ership over, and loved different energy into, our chil-
dren’s RE in Robin’s absence; to a Ministerial Intern who
saw the need of a busy and hard-working people so
created twice-monthly Vespers services as an offering
for replenishment.
The question our resource packet on Creativity asks is
easy to answer: Do you know what you are building,
constructing, composing, planting or recreating with
your life?
Just look around tonight as you share this Auction
evening with your fellow members and friends. We are
creating community, celebrating life, and changing the
world.
It’s not always obvious where we
are headed or how we will get
there, but I couldn’t imagine a
group of people more capable
of creating something
beautiful than UUCWC.
— Rev. Kim Wildszewski
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Silent Auction items should be
dropped off at UUCWC on Friday,
April 20, 7-9 p.m. (Room 101), or
Saturday, April 21, 9 a.m. – noon.
Live Auction items should be
dropped off on Friday, May 4, 7-9
p.m. Please contact the auction team
at auction@uucwc.org to make other
arrangements if necessary.
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On Sundays, April 22 and 29, after
each service, the auction will begin
with silent bidding in the Crossings
Room. You can win spots at fixed
price meals and events (sign up and
pay that day) and place bids on
competitive items (highest bidders
win after the Live Auction on May
5). Pick up your auction book and
bidder number on Sunday, April 15,
or at the door of the Crossings
Room. You can also pre-purchase
tickets for the Live Auction Gala.
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In response to many requests to
make fixed price meals and events
more accessible to more people, we
are requesting that, at the first Silent
Auction on Sunday, April 22, each
family purchases no more than two
meals and two events. On Sunday,
April 29 and at the Live Auction,
there is no limit to the number of
fixed price items you can purchase.
We hope that this will give more peo-
ple a chance to win spots at these
popular meals and events.
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Doors will open at 5:00 p.m. A chil-
dren’s program will be provided
(with pre-registration). Admission
to the event is $25 for adults, with
no charge for children under 12.
5:00 to 6:30 – Enjoy wonderful
Festival foods, prepared by fellow
congregants and organized by Chef
Mike Muccioli. There is something
delicious for everyone, including
vegetarians and vegans. Visit the
sanctuary to continue bidding on
competitive and fixed price items
and to review the Live Auction
items that will come up for bids
later in the evening. And don’t for-
get the popular Lobby Boutique.
There are wonderful bargains there
(cash only please).
6:30 marks the end of dinner as we
move to the Sanctuary for dessert
and special entertainment. Enjoy
coffee and wonderful sweets as you
finish up bidding on fixed price and
competitive bid items.
7:30 marks the start of the Live
Auction!
estivals are celebrations of community, culture,
religion, art, music, common purpose and also serve
as vehicles to achieving these ideals. Our UUCWC an-
nual auction certainly is a festival. Each year, we
gather as a community on the first Saturday of May
for a gala evening of fun, fabulous food, friends and
laughter as we celebrate what we have achieved to-
gether. Leading up to the Live Auction Gala are sev-
eral months of careful planning, thoughtful donation
of time, energy, financial support and fun, even novel,
ideas that will sustain our community through the
coming year. We both bond in fellowship through our
annual auction and support UUCWC financially, al-
ways mindful of our seven principles and our declared
purposes as a congregation.
This year’s theme, “It’s a Festival,” celebrates each of
us, our minister and staff, our new members, our com-
mon goals and principles and all that we
hope to achieve in the coming years. At UUCWC, we
have big dreams both for within our doors and outside
of them. With your support we can achieve so much!
If you are a new member, we extend a special invita-
tion to you and hope that you will participate in the
many auction events.
This program book is your guide to the many and won-
derful services, physical items, meals and special events
included in our 2018 Auction. There are dinners, con-
certs, trips, discussion groups, art, “how-to” events and
so much more. Please study the program book and
bring it with you to church on two Silent Auction Sun-
days, April 22 and April 29, to guide you through the
Silent Auction bidding. Then, keep the program book
handy for the Live Auction Gala on Saturday, May 5.
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• Use your auction book to plan ahead. Mark the
items you will go for first. This year we are re-
questing that you limit fixed price purchases on
April 22 only to 2 meals and 2 events. This will
give more people a chance to win. After April 22,
buy as many as you like!
• Get your bidder number early (see label on your
book or at the door).
• Check your calendar in advance for dinner and
event dates. There is a convenient list of all events
by date in the auction book.
• Watch those silent bid sheets so you don’t lose out
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Buy raffle tickets at the Live Auction for a chance to
win a lovely basket of goodies. Wines, gourmet
foods, cosmetics and more are offered. You must be
present at the Live Auction to win.
Want to win a big item? Pull together a team and:
— Agree on your maximum bid.
— Designate one person to bid for your team.
— Pick one payer to settle the account that day.
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• You must settle your auction account the night of
the Live Auction, May 5, using cash, check or
MasterCard/Visa. Note: credit card fees reduce
your donation to UUCWC, so we love checks.
• Take your winnings home that night. (Volunteers
must prepare the building for Sunday’s service.
Let us know if you can help.)
• But don’t worry if you want to bid on something
you can’t move that night. We will help you get it
home in the next few days.
• If you win a meal, event or service, don’t forget to
pick up your certificate. The certificate will give
you all the information you need to add the event
to your calendar or to make your arrangements
with the donor.
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We extend a special invitation and offer to newer members
to take part in the UUCWC annual auction! Besides raising
money for church operations, the auction provides members
and friends the opportunity to get to know others through
participation in dinners, events and services outside of the
church. The live auction night on May 5 is a fun-filled event
with great food and a live auctioneer, too.
Below are special offers especially for new members. Please
consider taking advantage of these welcome offers that will
help you navigate the auction.
Get a $10 Credit! As a welcome to new members, your
auction account will be automatically credited with $10
toward anything you purchase at the silent or live auc-
tion. Does not apply to the Boutique.
Take advantage of a pre-auction tour and a chance to
purchase one popular fixed price meal or event before
the auction opens. This opportunity is available only
from noon-3 pm on Saturday, April 21, as we finish set-
ting up for the first silent auction Sunday on April 22.
Save a Seat! Because competition is fierce for favorite
dinners and events, we have reserved some choice spots
just for you! See the list to the right and look them up in
the auction book or on the website for details. These
spots will be available to new members only until either
they are sold out, or the silent auction Sundays end, let-
ting anyone bid on them during the live auction Gala. All
are fixed price items, which means when you sign up for
them, you pay the fixed price for them that day (cash,
check or credit card). And, of course, you can bid on any
other items in the auction as well.
To make it possible for families with children to at-
tend the Live Auction Gala, we are offering child-
care included with the price of adult admission.
A special program for kids of various ages is being
planned. The program will run from 5:00 to 9:00
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Crossings Room to pre-register for childcare or let
us know by email no later than April 29.
There will be pizza, snacks and drinks for all the
kids. If your child has allergies or other food re-
strictions or requirements (especially the littlest
ones) we ask that you supply that for them.
Note: For pre-registered infants and toddlers,
childcare will be available in the nursery.
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Childcare!
Portuguese Dinner Nov 17
Brunch in Historic Pennington
Sept 30
Sacred Suds and Mythic Pizza
Nov 17
Day of the Dead Dinner Oct 28
Clambake Sept 8
Spring Garden Party June 2
St. Patrick’s Day Party Mar 17
All-Request House Concert
Sept 15
Holiday Sing-Along Dec 9
Bocce Ball and BBQ June 9
Jazz and Poetry Feb 17
Wine and Chocolate Tasting
Jan 19
Come Play Charades Jan 26
Friday Night Bunco Oct 5
Halloween Party Oct 27
Musical Sing Along – GREASE
Oct 20
Take the UUs Bowling July 8
New Members!
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Do you like to dine early? Roy Vogel will treat 4
winners to Sunday dinner at the Yardley Inn be-
tween 4:30 and 6:00 pm. Feast on fine entrées,
desserts and drinks in the unique atmosphere of
this Yardley landmark by the Delaware. Enjoy
learning what oldroyboy is working on in his
workshop, too. Fixed price $50 per person. 4
winners. Date: Sunday, June 17, 2018.
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A summer treat not to be missed. Join Pam and
Farzad Shadzik in their Newtown home for an
authentic Persian cookout. Accomplished chef,
Farzad, will share food and stories from Iran.
Fixed price $75 per person. 8 winners. Date:
Saturday, July 14, 2018 at 6:00 pm.
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Experience the tastes of Portugal just bursting
with flavor. Dishes may include coxinha, the
amazing cataplana or piri piri chicken. Chef
Farzad Shadzik will choose a multi-course menu
including classic chicken and pork dishes that
will surprise and delight your palate. Enjoy the
fine wines and beers of Portugal, too. Hosted by
the Shadzik and Kidd-Ross families at chez
Shadzik in Newtown. Fixed Price $75 per per-
son. 10 winners. 4 spots reserved for new mem-
bers. Date: Saturday, November 17, 2018 at
6:00 pm.
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Chef Man Wong of the Concerto Fusion Restau-
rant in Morrisville, PA, will prepare a special
dinner for Roy Vogel and his guests. The restau-
rant, a hidden gem, is listed in the top 100 Asian
restaurants in the U.S. You can order from the
menu or the chef will prepare a special dish.
Vegetarians have much to choose from, too.
Dinner includes soup, entrée and dessert. Sake
and mixed drinks included. Fixed Price $45 per
person. 5 winners. Date: Saturday, July 21, 2018
at 6:00 pm.
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Join Lynne Molnar for a brunch at her historic
house, built in 1760 and on the National Regis-
ter of Historic Places, in Pennington, NJ. She
will again offer an after-church brunch with a
fantastic menu including baked praline French
toast, crustless quiche, fruit and delicious mi-
mosas. Fixed price $35 per person. 8 winners. 2
spots reserved for new members. Date: Sunday,
Sept. 30, 2018 12:15 - 2:30 pm.
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Ladies, what could be better than a light lunch
with friends while relaxing by the pool on a hot
summer day in July, followed by a refreshing
swim? Enjoy a casual lunch and refreshing bev-
erages offered by Kathie Chaikin at her Wright-
stown, PA, pool along with cohost Barbara
Drew. Fixed price $25 per person. 8 winners.
Date: Saturday, July 14, 2018 (rain date Sun-
day, July 15th) from noon to 4:00 pm.
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When the cold weather returns, choose your
brews and adjust your crust. Scott Drew, George
Faulkner and Mike Muccioli team up again for
the 5th year to provide a selection of beers for
your tasting along with a special beer glass that
is sure to be a collector’s item. The mythic pizza
is legendary... we provide the pizza crusts and
many kinds of veggies, meat and other top-
pings... you make ’em, we bake ’em in the brick-
free ovens at Ye Olde Crossings Room Tavern
and Pizza Parlor. Local Brews Brother Scott
Drew will guide you through a tasting tour of
mostly local beers. You’ll even hear some stout
jazz and (politically correct) blues music in the
background — just the thing for what ales you.
(Sponsored by the Church of the Lager Fellow-
ship.) Appetizers and desserts prepared by Mike
Muccioli are also provided. Fixed price $35 per
person. 20 winners. 6 seats reserved for new
members. Date: Saturday, November 17, 2018,
5:00 pm.
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Join Dianne Ross and Andy Kidd at their Rich-
boro home for a traditional Sunday English
lunch, with a festive menu including roast leg of
lamb, roasted potatoes, Yorkshire pudding, etc.
You don’t want to miss Dianne’s divine English
Trifle for dessert. Fixed price $35 per person. 6
winners. Date: Sunday, December 2, 1:00 pm.
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Jayme Trott, Bud Johnson, and Barbara and
Scott Drew again offer this feast and celebration
of Mexican dishes for the “Day of the Dead.”
Picadillo-stuffed Poblanos, Fish Veracruzana,
Pork Tenderloin in Roasted Tomatillo Salsa,
and Chicken Mole are examples of dishes from
previous years. NOT your typical burritos and
tacos! Experience the traditions and celebra-
tions of Mexico that honor ancestors, including
some outstanding tequila con sangrita! Held in
the Johnson-Trott Richboro, PA, home. Fixed
price $70 per person. 8 winners. 2 spots re-
served for new members. Date: Sunday, Octo-
ber 28, 2018, 5:30 pm.
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What better way to cap off the summer than
with an authentic outdoor Clambake! Offered by
the Saddlemires and Drews, the event will begin
with fun yard games in the Saddlemires’ shady
backyard in Richboro. The meal includes appe-
tizers and special beverages, and a seafood din-
ner including clam chowda (New England style,
of course), clams, corn on the cob, potatoes,
BBQ chicken, followed by delicious summery
dessert. You’ll go home singing “We had a real
nice clambake.” Fixed price $65 per person. 12
winners. 4 seats saved for new members. Date:
Saturday, September 8, 2018 at 5:00 pm.
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Sue Smith and Chris Lynch invite you to their
Lambertville home for a baby back rib dinner.
Your hosts Sue and Chris, with co-hosts Michele
and Joe Schenk, start you off with appetizers and
margaritas, then augment the tender rib entree
(from their Amish butcher) with roasted vegeta-
bles and side dishes followed by delicious
desserts. Beer and wine will complement this fab-
ulous meal. Fixed price $50 per person. 8 win-
ners. Date: Saturday, Sept.22, 2018 at 5:00 pm.
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Greet a late spring morning in a lovely outdoor
setting (weather permitting) while enjoying a
delicious brunch that will delight the palates of
vegetarians and meat eaters alike. Fresh fruits
and breads will be served along with eggs, pota-
toes, vegetables, and breakfast meats in creative
combinations prepared by chefs Susan Vigilante
and Jayme Trott with the assistance of Lori
Hoppmann and Bud Johnson. Seasonal
desserts, coffee, tea, mimosas and Susan’s fa-
mous Bloody Marys are also on the menu. Fixed
price $45 per person. 12 winners. 4 seats re-
served for new members. Date: Saturday, June
2, 2018 at 11:00 am at the Hoppmann/Vigilante
residence in Yardley, PA.
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Each year, beloved member Andrew Conrad
hosted this event, bringing young, old and in-
betweens together for an evening of good food
and fun. Jen Rehbein and Colin Campbell con-
tinue to offer this event in Andrew’s memory.
Bring the whole family to the Crossings Room
for a meal created by chef Mike Muccioli and
pay one low price. Fixed price $30 per family.
Unlimited winners. Date: Saturday, March 16,
2019 at 5:00 pm.
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Join Penny and Denny Rodgers in their Ewing
home for an autumn dinner including appetizer,
filet of beef, sides, desserts, coffee and tea. The
meal will be complimented with a selection of
wines and Denny’s home brews, too. Fixed price
$70 per person. 6 winners. Date: Saturday, Oc-
tober 20, 2018 at 5:30 pm.
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Nonna is making Raphael sauce and Nonna is
pouring the wine. Enjoy a lovely meal at casa
Malloy/Panzetta in Newtown. Dinner includes
Nonna’s meatballs, sausage, green and red
salad, and delicious Italian dessert. Nonna will
pour Limoncello and toast to your health. Fixed
price $50 per person. 4 winners. Date: Satur-
day, November 3, 2018 at 5:30 pm.
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Clare and Peter Doyle invite you to celebrate in
green for Saint Patty’s Day in their Pennington,
NJ, home. Enjoy a delicious Irish meal, with
veggies and salmon with black bread and capers
and onions, followed by corned beef and cab-
bage and chicken paschal, colcannon potatoes,
Irish soda bread, and dessert. Fixed price: $25
per person. 12 winners. 4 spots reserved for
new members. Date: Sunday, March 17, 2019,
4:00 pm.
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Join Connie and Lee Schofer for dinner at this
little hidden gem in Morrisville. With the pasta
made fresh daily, great Southern Italian dishes
and creative specials, you will not go away hun-
gry. And try some of the best sangria in town!
Dishes are made to order, so you have time for
conversation and appetizers, too. Fixed price
$60 per person. 4 winners. Date: September 29,
2018.
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Sallie and Elliott Dunner are offering a dinner,
to be held in their Washington Crossing home,
based on some of the foods Sallie grew up with
in Bombay. Her stepfather was a Parsi and they
are of the Zoroastrian faith having immigrated
to India from Persia centuries ago. While there
is some overlap, Parsi food is different from the
Indian fare you might be used to. It is less spicy
but savory and flavorful. There will be a variety
of traditional foods including fish with green
chutney steamed in banana leaves and Dhansak,
a meat “special occasion” dish. Fixed price: $50
per person. 8 winners. Date: Saturday, October
27, 2018, 6:30 pm.
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Looking for balance and calm? What better way
than with a cup of tea! Join us for a traditional
afternoon tea at Teaberry’s in Flemington, NJ.
Enjoy tea, scones, stories and fun with your
hosts Bonnie R., Donna M., Mary Ann S. and
Ronnie D. Carpooling from church is recom-
mended. Fixed price $40 per person. 10 win-
ners. Date: Sunday, October 14, 2018 from
2-4:00 pm.
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Peter and Connie Rafle invite music lovers of all
ages to join them for a barbecue dinner followed
by a short walk over to the Hopewell Train Sta-
tion for an old-time summer outdoor band con-
cert performed by the Blawenburg Band
(www.blawenburgband.org) featuring Sousa
marches and other lively selections — some-
times interrupted by a passing train! Come at
5:30 pm and bring a folding chair or blanket for
the concert (7:30 - 8:30). Fixed price for adults
is $20 per person for 10 adult winners. Kids
under 10 years old are free. Date: Monday, July,
23, 2018 (Rain date: Monday, August 13, 2018).
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Mary Acciani and Scott Cullen host an intimate
house concert in their Ewing, NJ, home with
Mary’s talented daughter Natalie for up to 10
people. Natalie will provide a list of all the cover
songs in her repertoire and guests will select one
song in advance that she’ll play especially for
them. The concert will also include a few songs
from Natalie’s new CD. In addition to the music,
Scott and Mary will create a meal featuring at
least 10 different hot and cold gourmet appetiz-
ers (enough to fill everyone up and accommo-
date carnivores and vegetarians alike), dessert,
and a selection of wine and beer. Fixed price
$30 per person. 10 winners. 2 spots reserved
for new members. Date: Saturday, September
15, 2018, 6:00 pm.
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If you’ve never seen 1964’s “The T.A.M.I. Show,”
then you’ve missed one of the best rock ’n roll
movies of all time. Here’s your chance to get
hip. Join Scott Cullen and Mary Acciani in their
Ewing, NJ, home for appetizers and a Roasted
Chicken Provençal dinner and wine on their
deck, then move indoors to watch the classic
concert featuring The Rolling Stones, James
Brown, Chuck Berry, Marvin Gaye, The Beach
Boys, Smokey Robinson and The Miracles, The
Supremes, Lesley Gore, Jan and Dean, and
Gerry and The Pacemakers. Fixed price $30 per
person. 6 winners. Date: Saturday, June 16,
2018, 6:00 pm.
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Jayme Trott, Bud Johnson, and Sallie and El-
liott Dunner are once again offering a French
dinner in the Dunners’ Washington Crossing
home. This one will be based around seafood
and will include a bouillabaisse that’s a Dunner
family favorite for Christmas Eve. There will be
French wines and, of course, we will finish with
a fabulous French dessert or two! Fixed price
$65 per person. 6 winners. Date: Saturday,
April 6, 2019, 6:30 pm.
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Calling all seafood lovers! Linda and George
Faulkner will treat you to a Delmarva-style din-
ner in their Yardley home, featuring Chicken
Chesapeake (topped with Crab Imperial), fol-
lowed by two of Linda’s favorite rich desserts.
Of course, there will be Delmarva-inspired
starters and sides, and Dogfish Head beer brewed
in Rehoboth Beach (and wine, of course, but not
local to the area!). Fixed price $60 per person. 8
winners. Date: Sunday, September 16, 2018.
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Pris Gaver and Lucy Nugent will again prepare a
dinner of shellfish delights, including appetiz-
ers, wine and dessert. Hosted in Pris Gaver’s
lovely home in Pennington. Bring your ap-
petites. Fixed price $60 per person. 8 winners.
Date: Saturday, January 19, 2019.
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Join Nathalie Edmond and Chris Marietti at
their Pennington, NJ, home for a special dinner
involving authentic foods from Haitian culture.
Experience a special dinner as Nathalie shares
background on the culture and dishes that were
taught to her by her family. Fixed price $30 per
person. 6 winners. Date: Saturday,
October 13 at 6:00 pm.
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Join Phyllis Warren, Connie and Peter Rafle,
and Toshimi Nozawa and John Harvi for an au-
thentic Japanese dinner prepared by one of our
most creative UUCWC members, Toshimi
Nozawa. In addition to a unique culinary experi-
ence, the evening is sure to include lively con-
versation and fun for all. Fixed price $30 per
person. 8 winners. Date: Saturday, September
22, 2018 at 6:00 pm.
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Come enjoy an Oktoberfest dinner with a variety
of beer, bratwurst, roasted pork, spaetzle and
other German foods at the Newtown home of
Sue and Bob Busch. Sparky Morrison and Colin
Unsworth are co-hosts. Fixed price $50 per per-
son. 6 winners. Date: Friday, October 12, 2018
at 6:30 pm.
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Tea for 3 at the quaint Old Library at Lake Afton
in Yardley on a Saturday afternoon is offered by
Georganne D’Angelo. A specific date in April
2019 is TBD, and will coincide with the
fundraising event for the Osteogenesis Imper-
fecta Fund for “Brittle Bone Disease.” Fixed
price $25 per person. 3 winners. Date: 1st or
2nd Saturday in April 2019.
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Nonna is making summer pasta and Nonna is
pouring the wine. The meal will include meat-
balls and baked chicken, green and red salad
and a delicious Italian dessert. And, Nonna will
pour Limoncello and toast your health. Offered
by Kevyn Malloy and Tony Panzetta in their
Newtown home. Fixed price $50 per
person. 4 winners. Date: Sunday,
July 8, 2018 at 6:00 pm.
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Bring your tired, your poor, the wretched refuse
of your teeming houseplants for refurbishing.
Lee Schofer is offering a repotting workshop for
your pot-bound houseplant or orchid. You bring
the plant and a pot with drainage in the bottom.
Lee will provide potting soil or orchid medium.
A light lunch will be served at the Schofers’
home in Titusville. Fixed price: $25 per person.
4 winners. Date: Sunday, June 3, 2018 at 12:30
pm.
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Whether there is snow or not we will be dashing
along in a one horse open shay. Join spirited ac-
companist Lori Rahn as we sing all the favorites
of the season. Co-hosts Michele and Joe Schenk
and Connie and Lee Schofer will supply wine,
seasonal hors d’oeuvres and delicious desserts.
Hosted at the Schofers’ home in Titusville. Fixed
price $30 per person. 20 winners. 4 spots re-
served for new members. Date: Sunday, De-
cember 9, 2018 at 4:00 pm.
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Can you play Bocce Ball on a hill? Yes, you can
and it's fun. Come take the challenge and enjoy
a delicious summer barbeque, too. Competition
can be fierce, but anyone can play Bocce Ball.
No previous experience necessary and kid
friendly. Offered by Connie and Lee Schofer in
their Titusville home just minutes from the
church. Fixed price $30 per person. Kids under
12 are free. 10 winners. 4 spots reserved for new
members. Event date: Saturday, June 23 2018
from 3:00–7:00 pm.
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Create wearable art! Start with a plain white
scarf, paint or drip on some colors, write some
message or draw a symbol, and voila! You can't
go wrong and your creation will be suitable for a
gift or for you to show off in your own wardrobe.
Healthy pizza, salad, dessert and beverages pro-
vided along with all the supplies. Sue Busch,
artist, and Barbara Drew, cook, will host and
guide you through the process in the Crossings
Room transformed into an art studio. Fixed
price $30. 6 winners. Date: Friday, June 1, 2018
at 6:00 pm.
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One summer day, when it is too hot and humid
to be outside, enjoy a nice lunch and cool off in a
comfortable movie theater with Bonnie and
Bernie Ruekgauer. Fixed price $25 per person. 4
winners. Date and choice of movie to be mutu-
ally agreed upon.
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If the babble of political pundits and the distrac-
tion of technology, along with the busy-ness of
life in general leave you frazzled and worn
down, please take “time out” and join Bonnie
Ruekgauer and Nina Todor in a morning of si-
lence at UUCWC. We will meet at 8:30 am for a
light breakfast. Then we will settle into silence
from 9:00 until noon We will break silence and
share lunch and discuss our experience. The si-
lence can be spent any way you wish, such as
reading, meditating, yoga, journaling, napping,
or walking. We ask that all technology be silent
as well. The gathering will end at 1 pm. We have
been told this is a very refreshing time, and al-
lows one to think and relax. Fixed price $15 per
person. 6 winners. Date: Saturday, March 9,
2019, 8:30 am to 1:00 pm.
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Once again you can receive one or more pots of
wonderful vegetarian soup prepared by Janet
Hubbard. This is a perennial favorite. Soup fla-
vor and pickup time is arranged by mutual
agreement. If you want more than one pot, sign
up multiple times. Offered by Janet Hubbard.
10 pots available. Fixed price $20 per pot. Date:
TBD with winners.
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Indulge a little and have a delicious, vegetarian
lasagna delivered to you. Prepared by Janet
Hubbard, who could make a spinach and
tomato lasagna or mushroom with white
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béchamel sauce to feed 8. Delivered to you on a
date set by mutual convenience. Fixed price
$20. 1 winner.
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She can bake a Shepherd’s Pie, yes she can.
Bonnie Ruekgauer will make a yummy Shep-
herd’s Pie for up to 8 people. Date at mutual
convenience, with at least a week’s notice. Fixed
price $25 per person. 2 winners.
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Join Bonnie and Bernie Ruekgauer for a light
dinner, followed by a performance of “The Merry
Wives of Windsor,” the most purely farcical of all
of Shakespeare’s plays. It depends on lightning-
quick timing between the actors and the carefully
choreographed actions. The play is at Kelsey The-
ater, on the campus of Mercer Community Col-
lege in West Windsor, NJ. Fixed price $35 per
person. 4 winners. Date: Saturday June 30, 2018,
6:00 pm.
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Guided by Sara del Castillo and Barbara Drew,
get creative and make your own wearable art.
Held at the Newtown, PA, home of Barbara
Drew, the jewelry party includes light refresh-
ments and beverages and all the jewelry sup-
plies to make a lariat necklace (long loop, no
clasp) or other necklace, bracelet or earrings for
yourself or a special person in your life. Fixed
price $25 per person. 6 winners. Date: Sunday,
October 7, 2018, 2:00 pm.
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It’s back again for the 3rd year!!! Turns out that
UUs actually love playing Bingo. Join the fun
with hosts Lori Rahn and the Ruekgauers for a
family friendly event in the Crossings Room. In-
cludes light refreshments and fun prizes. Please
enter names of all attendees with one name on
each line. Fixed price $10 per person (maximum
of $30 for family). 40 winners. Date: Friday, Oc-
tober 26, 7:00 pm.
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Such a unique event! Listen to poetry read aloud
and music to soothe the soul. Lori Rahn and
Bonnie Ruekgauer choose poems on a central
theme. Tony Panzetta plays his cool, piano jazz
as you enjoy a quiet evening together. Held in
the Titusville home of Connie and Lee Schofer
and co-hosted by Ronnie and Ed Dobrowolski,
enjoy appetizers, a light dinner and delicious
desserts, too. Fixed price $40 per person. 20
winners. 4 spots reserved for new members.
Date: Sunday, February 17, 2019 at 4:00 pm.
Snow date is February 24.
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Join fellow UU women (chics) in the comfort of
Loren McAlister’s Yardley home to enjoy deli-
cious food (light dinner, dessert and beverages)
and interesting movies (flix not necessarily tear-
jerkers). A fun evening hosted by Loren McAlis-
ter and Barbara Drew. Fixed price $30 per
person. 6 winners. Date: Saturday, June 9,
2018.
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Join fellow UU women (chics) in the comfort of
Loren McAlister’s Yardley home to enjoy deli-
cious food (light dinner, dessert and beverages)
and interesting movies (flix not necessarily tear-
jerkers). A fun evening hosted by Loren McAlis-
ter and Barbara Drew. Fixed price $30 per
person. 6 winners. Date: Saturday, Sept 15,
2018.
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Join fellow UU women (chics) in the comfort of
Loren McAlister’s Yardley home to enjoy deli-
cious food (light dinner, dessert and beverages)
and interesting movies (flix not necessarily tear-
jerkers). A fun evening hosted by Loren McAlis-
ter and Barbara Drew. Fixed price $30 per
person. 6 winners. Date: Saturday, January 26,
2019.
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Who ever said vegan food isn't delicious? NOT
TRUE. Just try Bonnie’s chocolate cake with
chocolate icing. You’ll love it!! Prepared at mu-
tual convenience by Bonnie Ruekgauer, master
baker, with at least a week’s notice. Fixed price
$25 each. 2 winners.
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A Free and Responsible Search for a Decent,
Affordable Wine and Good Chocolate is made to
order for UUs. Each participant brings a small
bottle (750 ml) of modestly priced wine (under
$15). The hosts will mask the wine bottles and
set them up with tasting cups and scoring
sheets. Cheese, crackers and other appetizers
are provided for the initial round of tasting, and
then a simple casual buffet dinner to pair with
white and red wines. For dessert, you’ll try a
variety of chocolates to taste and score as well.
At the end, scores will be tallied and winners
revealed, so you will know what to buy next
time. Fixed price $30 per person plus a small
(750 ml) bottle of wine. 24 winners. 6 seats re-
served for new members. Date: Saturday,
January 19, 2019, at 5:00 pm in the Crossings
Room.
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Michele Ruopp and Chris Piatek invite book
lovers to the third (popular) book swap event, at
Michele’s home in New Hope, PA. Come share a
beloved book and leave with another. Enjoy
lively conversation about all the books gathered.
Ten lucky bookworms will enjoy a casual light-
fare meal, wine, beer and other beverages, and
dessert. Come back and report on last year’s
“takeaways.” Fixed price $25 per person, 10
winners. Date: Saturday, October 13, 2018 at
6:00 pm.
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Museum guides Geri Koblis, Chris Piatek, Nina
Todor and Phyllis Warren will take you on a
Saturday morning excursion to the Princeton
University Art Museum to see special exhibits
and the museum’s permanent collection, as time
permits. This is a gem of a museum and located
very close to home. Afterwards, your hosts will
treat you to a tasty lunch at a local restaurant in
Princeton. Carpool from church or meet at the
museum. Fixed price $30 per person. 6 winners.
Date: Saturday, June 9, 2018.
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Joe Schenk & Elliott Dunner will again host a
poker tournament with dinner and drinks in-
cluded, at Elliott’s Washington Crossing, PA
home. UUCWC members, friends and guests are
welcome. We will adhere to tournament rules of
the World Series of Poker, as shown on TV,
which will be fully reviewed before play begins.
A $20 “buy-in” will be collected the night of the
event to fund the prize pool. An additional op-
tional buy-in is available. 100% of the buy-in
will be returned in prize money to the top three
finishers. Fixed price of $30 per person for ad-
mission to the event. Unlimited winners.
Date: Friday, November 30, 2018 at 7:00 pm.
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Turn your tears of frustration and anger into
peals of laughter as we play “Trumped Up
Cards” and/or “Cards Against Humanity” with
friends, new and old. This hilarious game will
tickle your funny bone. Appetizers and bever-
ages will accompany the gaming at Phyllis War-
ren’s home in Lawrenceville. Fixed price $15 per
person. 8 winners. Date: Saturday, November
10, 2018 from 7-10:00 pm.
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Let’s discuss how this stage of life is different
from earlier stages and if our experience is any-
thing like what we expected. Join us at UUCWC
as we explore our own experiences and share
them with each other in this Saturday morning
workshop, using poetry, guided and silent medi-
tation, journaling, creative activity, humor and
music as our guides. Light snacks will be of-
fered. Hosted by Karen Krohneman and Phyllis
Warren.Fixed price $15 per person. 8 winners.
Date: March 16, 2019 from 9:30 am to 12:30 pm.
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Who doesn't like some friendly competition!
Your hosts Janet Hubbard and Chris Piatek will
spend months preparing a fun and challenging
night of spelling and word quizzes for the lucky
winners. Come and have light but filling snacks,
beverages and dessert with some work in be-
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tween on the night of the day when the ground-
hog sees his shadow or not. At Janet’s home in
Lawrenceville. Get those spelling word lists out and
practice! Fixed price $20 per person. 9 winners.
Date: Saturday, February 2, 2019 at 6:00 pm.
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Tired of arguing with your wife and kids about
what movie to go see? Wish you could just go
out with the guys to a movie you would love?
Then sign up for Guys Movie Night out. Here’s
how it works. Rich DiGeorgio will contact win-
ners to gather information on their movie likes
and dislikes. A planning team will monitor new
movies and determine which ones we will go see
as a group. Six movie events will be scheduled
on Tuesday nights during the year from Septem-
ber 1, 2018 to July 30, 2019. If you cannot at-
tend a date, feel free to send a sub in your place.
The group will go for an informal dinner start-
ing at 5:30 pm before each movie. Cost of din-
ner and the movie is paid for by the attendees.
The per person fee is for the planning and
scheduling of the events. Fixed price $30 per
person. Unlimited winners. Dates: Oct. 2, Nov.
6, 2018 and Jan. 8, March 5, April 9, and May
14, 2019.
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Want to see a good movie with friends from
UUCWC and share an affordable meal, but don't
want to do the planning? Let Karen and Rich
DiGeorgio do it. They will choose from dramas,
foreign films, sophisticated comedies and docu-
mentaries to see on six Friday nights during the
year from Sept 1, 2018 to July 30, 2019. Individ-
uals and couples are welcome. If you can’t make
a date, feel free to send a sub. Here’s how it
works. Karen and Rich will contact the winners
to gather information on their movie likes and
dislikes. They will monitor new movies and
choose the ones to see as a group. The group
will go for an informal dinner at 5:30 before
each movie. Costs of the movie and dinner is
paid by each attendee. The per person fee is for
planning and scheduling of the events. Fixed
price $30 per person. Unlimited winners. Dates:
Sept. 28, Oct. 26, 2018 and Jan. 25, March 29,
April 26 and June 7, 2019.
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Take a fun drive with the Miata MX 5 Roadster
crew. Pete Rafle, Elliott Dunner, Colin
Unsworth, and Bud Johnson will each take a
passenger through the Bucks County country-
side on a fun trip including lunch and an ice
cream stop for dessert. We will probably find a
few covered bridges to pass through, too. Fixed
price $30 per person. 4 winners. Date: TBD in
August to October 2018.
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If you like to laugh, come play Charades. First
syllable sounds like sun. Yes, it’s fun, fun, fun.
Join Lori Rahn and Nina Todor for an evening
of snacks, desserts, drinks and hilarity. The
event will be hosted by Lori Rahn in her Ewing
home. A great way to meet new people. Fixed
price is $25 per person. 10 winners. 4 seats re-
served for new members. Date: Saturday, Janu-
ary 26, 2019 at 7:00 pm.
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If you’ve never experienced a close encounter
with one of nature's most magnificent creatures,
now is your chance. The Wolf Sanctuary of PA
in Lititz is the home for over 50 grey, timber
and hybrid wolves rescued from a variety of cir-
cumstances. Participate in a 2-hour private tour,
learning about the history and habits of the
Sanctuary's inhabitants. Learn how they form
packs, circumstances behind coming to the fa-
cility, and unravel many of the mysteries and
myths behind the wolf lore. Offered by Sue and
Steve Saddlemire. Please contact Steve Sad-
dlemire to arrange for tickets. Can go separately
or as a group. Fixed price $30 per person. 4
winners. Date: TBD by winners.
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Bunco is a fun dice game that requires no skill,
just luck. Join Michele Downie in her Hopewell
home for an evening of rolling and socializing.
The game is easy to learn and Michele will teach
you all about it. Drinks, appetizers and desserts
will add to the fun. Fixed price $15 per person.
12 winners. 4 seats reserved for new members.
Date: Friday, October 5, 2018 at 7:00 pm.
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You are invited to join Bonnie Gilbert at the
Horticulture Center in Fairmount Park for a
spring celebration of Japanese arts and culture.
Sakura Sunday is held on a Sunday early in
April 2019. The event features live Japanese
music, dance performances, martial arts,
origami and calligraphy. We can tour the
Shofuso Japanese House and (with luck) stroll
amongst the beautiful Cherry Blossoms. In-
cluded in this offer is festival admission, light
lunch and the tour of the Japanese House. Fixed
price $30 per person. 4 winners. Date: TBD in
April of 2019.
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Take a trip back in time to see a cast of hun-
dreds of colorfully costumed characters fill the
Shire with music, dancing, and more! With over
90 stage shows daily, 22 Royal Kitchens and
scores of artisan merchants with handcrafted
wares, the Renaissance Faire invites guests to
immerse themselves in this 35-acre village and
experience the fantasy! This auction item, of-
fered and guided by Bonnie Gilbert, covers the
cost of admission, lunch and “tour guides who
know this adventure well.” Fixed price $50 per
adult and $25 per child under 12. 4 winners.
Date: Your choice of Saturday, September 1,
2018 (Labor Day weekend – Heroes of the
Realm), Saturday, September 29, 2018 (October
Fest), Saturday, October 6, 2018 (Autumn Har-
vest).
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Each year on the third weekend of August, the
Delaware Valley experiences one of the region’s
oldest and most varied folk music venues on the
East Coast: the Philadelphia Folk Festival. Lo-
cated in Schwenksville, PA, the festival takes
place over a 3-day period. You will have the flex-
ibility to choose the day that works best for you
from August 17–19. Break out your tie-dyed
shirt, bell-bottom pants and sandals, and trans-
port yourself back to the 60s and 70s with con-
tinuous music, jugglers, aerialists, storytellers
and much more. This offer by Sue and Steve
Saddlemire includes 2, one-day tickets to the
festival. Fixed price $60 per person. 2 winners.
Date: TBD between August 17–19, 2018.
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Orienteering is an outdoor, recreational activity
where participants use a map and a compass to
navigate between checkpoints in an effort to
record the lowest time. Ever try it? Once you do,
you’re hooked. Join Steve Saddlemire on Octo-
ber 20, 2018 in Tyler State Park, Newtown PA
for the Delaware Valley Orienteering Associa-
tion’s annual event. Steve will provide instruc-
tions on reading the topographical map,
locating checkpoints and navigating the rugged
park terrain. Come join Steve and enjoy a beau-
tiful 1.5–2 hour walk in the woods on a fall af-
ternoon. Fixed price $20 per person. 4 winners.
Date: Saturday, October 20, 2018.
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Talk to those who went last year and you will
definitely want to sign up! Laurel Hill is a sculp-
ture garden, a horticultural gem and a historic
resource as well as a cemetery. See their web
site at: thelaurelhillcemetery.org
. Join Lori and
Renae Rahn for a guided tour followed by a pic-
nic lunch in this picturesque setting. Philadel-
phia played a central part in the struggle to end
slavery; many Philadelphians helped at great
risk. On this tour, hear the stories of courage of
those buried at Laurel Hill. Participants must be
able to walk and stand for 2 hours on uneven,
grassy surfaces. Fixed price $25 per person. 6
winners. Date: Saturday, June 16, 2018. Rain
Date: Saturday, July 7, 2018. Car pool from
church, leaving at 10:30 am for 1:00 pm tour.
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You don’t want to miss this unique adventure!
The A.J Meerwald is a two-masted schooner
owned and operated by the Bayshore Center, a
not-for-profit educational organization dedi-
cated to preserving the environment, history
and culture of the New Jersey Bayshore region.
Each summer the Meerwald sails up the
Delaware River, visiting ports along the way in-
cluding Burlington, NJ. Join Leon Brooks, mili-
tary historian, reenactor and Meerwald crew
member for a tour of the ship, and a 2-hour sail
on the Delaware. The ship leaves the dock in
Burlington, NJ (Oneida Boat Club, 3 York St,
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Burlington) on various dates this May (see dates
below). Winners will receive their tickets from
Leon at the dock, but they must call the main of-
fice at 856-785-2060 to make a reservation in
advance. Can go individually or as a group. Call
Leon for more information. Fixed price $50 per
person. 6 winners. Dates to choose from: May 9,
10 or 11, 2018 at 5:30 pm or May 13, 2018 at
1:30 pm or 5:30 pm.
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So yummy, you can smell this cake as you read
this entry! Shelley Catanzaro offers a large almond
glazed Bundt cake, with a lovely, soft texture and
made even more special with an amaretto liqueur
glaze and toasted, slivered almonds. All natural!
Fixed price: $25 each. 3 winners. Date: TBD with
winners.
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Fruit pies are back. Beverly Railsback is again
offering her delicious fruit pies with special
crunchy Hoosier topping available on request.
Chose the fruit and date you prefer. Beverly can
do sugar-free too. Fixed price $20 each, 4 win-
ners. Expires April 30, 2019.
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Join with fun female friends for multiple movie
nights on selected Wednesdays throughout the
year. Jayme Trott and Sue Saddlemire will con-
tact auction winners to gather information on
movie likes and dislikes. They will keep track of
new movies and determine which ones we will
go see as a group. And, we will meet before the
movies for an informal dinner at a local restau-
rant. The cost of the movie and dinner will be
paid for by each attendee. A $25 fee is paid to
the auction for the efforts of the team in setting
up the events. If you cannot attend a movie date
you may send a substitute in your place. Fixed
price $25 per person. 10 winners. Dates:
Wednesdays, September 12, November 14, 2018
and January 16, March 13, 2019.
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Join Connie Rafle and friends in her Hopewell
home for lunch and conversation based on po-
etry, plays, essays, short stories or novels by
women authors. No homework. We will enjoy
reading aloud together or sharing contributions!
Enjoy a light lunch of quiches or soup and salad
with wine and sweets, and stay for shared
laughter and wisdom. Fixed Price $25 per per-
son includes two luncheons. 9 winners. Dates:
Fridays, October 5 and October 26, 2018 at
12:30 pm.
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Do you have a DSLR camera and want to take
better pictures? Let's explore taking pictures
outside together at Bowman’s Hill Wildflower
Preserve. Learn more about improving your
composition and techniques with Laura Brandt
who has been photographing nature for many
decades. Laura, a Yardley-based photographer,
has exhibited at the prestigious Phillips Mill
Photography Exhibition, as well as other juried
shows such as Artists of Yardley. Her work is
currently exhibited at Countryside Frames, Java
Jim’s Coffee Shop in Lower Makefield Twp, and
has image-based items at Yardley General Store.
Bring your own lunch/refreshments. Fixed price
$45 per person. 6 winners. (Waiting list and po-
tential to open up another section of 6 if there is
interest). Date: Saturday, June 23, rain date,
Sunday, June 24, 2018.
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Kinship Circle hosts Liz and Brandon Roden-
berg, Beverly Railsback, Michael Wass, Kelsey
Swanson, and Isaac and Elliot Waas, will host a
family-friendly Halloween Party held at the
home of Peter and Clare Doyle in Pennington,
NJ. Come as you are because costumes, games,
fun, snacks and a casual meal for adults and
children are included in this offer. Fixed price:
$25 for adults, $5 for children. 20 winners. 4
seats reserved for new members. Date: Satur-
day, October 27, 2018, 5:00 pm.
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Learn about the history of Yardley, PA, with
long-time residents Holly Bussey and Jim
Sanders. Stroll down Afton Ave., Canal and
Main Streets while your professional tour guides
regale you with local lore of this historic river
town. Enjoy lunch/brunch in a favorite eatery,
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too. (Begins after the one service that Sunday.)
Fixed price $35 per person. 6 winners. Date:
Sunday, May 20, 2018 at 12:00 pm.
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Enjoy a delicious lunch and an afternoon of card
and board games with lots of laughs and
friendly competition. Feel free to bring one of
your favorite games, too. Festivities in a private
room at the Continental Tavern in Yardley will
begin at noon and continue until 3:30 pm.
Hosted by Mary Ann Sprenkle, Diane Knights,
Michelle Hunt, and Judy Rogers. Fixed price
$25 per person. 15 winners. Date: Wednesday,
October 17, 2018.
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“You don't take a photograph, you make it.”
–Ansel Adams. In this class, learn the creative
choices that go into “making” vs. “taking” a
photo such as composition, posing and evaluat-
ing environment. Bring your gear and your
questions and we’ll discuss everything you need
to make engaging images. For anyone 12 and
over. Class will be held at UUCWC after the 2nd
service, and will be taught by Thomas Robert
Clarke, a food, architecture and portrait photog-
rapher. His work has appeared in Edible Jersey,
Conde Nast Traveler, SELF and Fitness maga-
zines and on products sold in Target and
Williams-Sonoma. He also photographed The
Jersey Shore Cookbook, and is one of three pho-
tographers in the country trusted by Michelin
Guides to photograph the world’s best restau-
rants. Fixed price $50 per person. 8 winners.
Date: Sunday September 23, 2018 at 12:30 pm.
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No need for take-out food on a cold winter’s
day! Let Ronnie Dobrowolski’s Onion Mush-
room Soup satisfy you. Her version is not a
cream of mushroom soup, rather is made with
vegetable broth or chicken stock and fresh,
sautéed mushrooms and onions in olive oil and
spices. Delivered by mutual agreement, with 2
weeks’ notice, the pot of soup serves 4 - 6. Fixed
price $15. 2 winners.
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Homemade and yummy Apple Crisp will be pre-
pared and delivered by mutual agreement by Ju-
dith MacLaury. Perfect for a fall or winter potluck,
this dessert is a favorite! Fixed price of $15.
3 winners.
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Flavored with anise flavoring and anise seeds,
a batch of 30 large Italian Waffle Cookies,
delicioso Pizzelles, will prepared by Ronnie
Dobrowolski and delivered by mutual conven-
ience. Please give 2 weeks’ notice. Fixed price
$15 each. 2 winners.
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Join Frank and Melo for an evening of games
and laughter and, of course, delicious food. A
light supper will be served along with snacks,
beverages and dessert. Many kinds of games will
be available to play and you are welcome to
bring a favorite game to share. Fixed price $25
per person. 8 winners. Date: Friday, January 25,
2019.
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Mike and Lynn Hanson and Linda and George
Faulkner once again will host a trivial pursuit
night in the convenience of UUCWC’s Crossings
Room. You’ll be organized into teams of 3-4
each (depending on the total # of participants),
so your potentially embarrassing ignorance in
any particular category will be well concealed.
One of the topic categories will test your UU ex-
pertise and hence your fealty to the faith! So
brush up on our local and national UU history,
as well as current events and other deeply use-
less trivia. The event includes: an assortment of
Chinese take-out food, beer, wine, soft drinks,
and prizes for the winning team members (con-
veniently limited in value so you don't have to
declare anything for tax purposes). So sign up
for a night of fun, arguments with your team-
mates, UUish cutthroat competition, and filling
your brains with useless factoids. Fixed price
$30 per person. 20 winners. Date: Saturday,
February 16, 2019.
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Are you a fan of “Grease” the musical (or movie)?
Do you love to sing loudly and proudly, or do you
appreciate people who do? Channel your inner
Sandy, Danny, Rizzo, Kenickie or the Pink
Ladies! Please join us at the church for a fun
evening of carousing and cavorting with song!
Singing, dancing and poodle skirts completely
optional. Plentiful snacks, beverages and joyful
spirit will be provided by your hosts Loren McAl-
ister and Michelle and Klaus Zechner. Fixed price
$25 per person. 25 winners. 6 spots reserved for
new members. Date: Saturday, October 20, 2018.
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Energy Conservation has always been the “low-
hanging fruit” in terms of lowering monthly util-
ity bills in both the heating and cooling seasons
of high-energy demand! A conservation audit of
your home, from attic to basement, including
doorways, windows and general construction,
combined with other new techniques for Energy
Management, can provide a noticeable monthly
savings benefit to you and provide a highly cost
effective (low-buck) payback. Mark Pokryska will
spend a minimum of two (2) hours inspecting
your home, investigating your energy usage, sug-
gesting inexpensive fixes and recommending an
energy conservation and efficiency plan to fit
your needs. Disclaimer: Plan does not include a
solution for getting teenagers to turn off lights.
Fixed price of $100 per winner. 3 winners.
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Join your fellow UUs for a friendly bowling com-
petition at Slocum’s in Ewing. Hosted by Tom
Clarke and Heather Maressa and Ed & Janessa
Urwin, this event includes two hours of bowling,
shoes, snacks and the delightful company of your
fellow UUs! And remember, as they said in The
Big Lebowski “This is bowling. There are rules.”
For ages 12 and up. Fixed price $20 per person.
14 winners. 6 spots reserved for new members.
Date: Sunday, July 8, 2018 at 2:00 pm.
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Under or over Age 65 Medical/Medicare Cover-
age for next year will be reviewed by George
Faulkner, retired health care benefits consultant.
Issues include: what are the best options for your
money, individual coverage, employer plans with
high deductibles and HSAs, Medicare (Parts A,
B, and D), MediGap, and Medicare Advantage
plans, HMOs, PPOs for 2019. Trying to decide
what’s right for you is enough to make you sick
(or move to Canada). The coverage your pick
could cost or save you hundreds or thousands of
dollars in premiums and out-of-pocket costs.
George will spend whatever time it takes to help
you decide what’s best for you during this fall’s
“open enrollment period” or whenever you need
to review your options. George has helped sev-
eral members make knowledgeable decisions
and obtain good, affordable coverage over the
past several years. References can be available if
needed. Date is determined with the individual
winners at their convenience, but likely between
Oct. 1st and Dec. 20th (typical open enrollment
period season). Fixed price $40 per person. 5
winners.
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A truly delicious treat. For a special occasion or a
treat for the family, don't miss this perennial fa-
vorite! Karen Scheick will bake a homemade
apple pie for delivery when you need it. Please
give two weeks’ notice. Fixed price $20 each. 5
winners. Date: TBD with winners. Expires April
30, 2019.
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Over tea, finger sandwiches and scones, perhaps
on the patio or by the comfort of a fire in Lynne
Molnar’s historic Pennington home, join in a
scintillating conversation about a provocative
and insightful history of humans. The links be-
tween history and science is brilliantly made in
this international best seller “Sapiens: A Brief
History of Humankind” by Yuval Noah Harari.
Lynne will lead the discussion: we can reconsider
accepted understandings of our common ances-
try, the development of our cognition leading to
our spirituality. We will tackle Parts 1 & 2 of the
book on September 16 and Parts 3 & 4 on Sep-
tember 30. Fixed price of $35 per person. 7 win-
ners. Dates: Sunday, September 16 and 30, 2018,
2 to 4:00 pm.
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Magic Gardens in Philadelphia is an art gallery
and museum that invites you to immerse your-
self in its outdoor art installation and indoor
gallery. The space is created with non-tradi-
tional materials such as found objects, glass bot-
tles, tiles and thousands of mirrors. Join Lori
Rahn and Phyllis Warren in exploring this
unique environment and for a light lunch, car-
pooling from UUCWC at 12:30 pm. Fixed price
of $25 per person. 6 winners. Date: Saturday,
September 22, 2018 at 12:30 pm.
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Your purchase makes you eligible to be a player
on 1 of 2 softball teams made up of UUCWC
congregants (and friends). We will play a short
game, followed by a BBQ (carnivore & herbi-
vore-friendly choices) hosted by the Boehm-
Snyder family. This is a family-friendly event,
but players should be 11 years or older. Bring
your family to root you on! We will collect (or
borrow) enough equipment, but having your
own is a plus. Let’s play ball! Fixed price $25
per person. Unlimited winners. Saturday, Sep-
tember 29, 2018 at 3:30 pm.
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“Let us open our eyes to see what is beautiful.”
We say this at the beginning of each service.
Why is that? What does it mean theologically?
What does it mean to you? Using a variety of
techniques, such as music and poetry, among
others, we will talk about what we find beautiful
and why, and the role that beauty plays in our
lives. Held at UUCWC and hosted by Phyllis
Warren and Nina Todor. Fixed price $15 per
person. 8 winners. Date: January 12, 2019 from
10:00 am to 12:30 pm.
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Enjoy the company of friends, and some typical
and not-so-typical movie snacks, as we watch
the classic 1981 film My Dinner with Andre,
starring Wallace Shawn and Andre Gregory, as
they compare and challenge each other’s experi-
ences, philosophies, lifestyles and values —
which are in stark contrast — over a leisurely
dinner. The movie raises issues that are still
timely today, and provides grist for interesting
post-movie discussion. Hosted by Phyllis War-
ren and Bay Waltman in Phyllis’s Lawrenceville
home. Fixed price $15 per person. 8 winners.
Date: Saturday, January 19, 2019.
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Live on stage! Annie, the hit Broadway musical,
is presented by Newtown Arts Company and
Marcia Wittmann offers 10 tickets. Experience
this touching story of the irrepressible red-
headed orphan and her loyal dog, Sandy, as they
search for love, family and home at the historic
Newtown Theatre on State St., Newtown, PA.
Enjoy some of the greatest musical theater
songs of all time including “Tomorrow,” “Hard
Knock Life” and “N.Y.C.” A perfect way to share
the joy of live theater with kids, grandkids and
the young at heart. Leapin’ Lizards! Fixed price
$25 per person. 10 winners. Date: August 4,
2018 at 2:00 pm.
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Learn how to make fettuccine and ravioli from
scratch! Join Marcia Wittmann and Ron Ianna-
cone for a fun evening of cooking, eating and
conversation. Practice techniques on both a
manual pasta machine and an electric pasta
roller. The meal will include appetizers, salad,
bread, dessert and wine. Be sure to bring con-
tainers to take some fresh pasta home with you.
Fixed price $55 per person. 4 winners. Date:
Saturday, September 22 at 3:00 pm.
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Savor delicious delicacies in a natural setting
and enjoy the beauty of the garden! A delightful
menu of gourmet tapas and delicious drinks (al-
coholic and non) will fill our afternoon with joy.
This porch-side and garden soiree is hosted by
Laura Brandt and cohosted by Sue Busch. Enjoy
Laura’s enclosed porch — the perfect place to
view her garden, full of colorful annuals and
perennials designed to attract birds and butter-
flies in Yardley (Lower Makefield Township).
Laura is a former landscape designer and food
writer who is now a passionate photographer
and foodie. Sue is an artist who loves art, food
and gardens. Fixed price $40 per person. 8 win-
ners. Date: Friday, September 14, 2018, 5-8:00
pm. (Rain Date: September 15, 2018.)
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Kick off the Christmas season and get into the
festive spirit with a selection of holiday cocktails
and cookies and a round of hearty carol singing.
Hosted by Deborah Mercer and Greg Pontier in
their Lambertville, NJ, home — you know there
will be great music and food! Fixed price $25
per person. 10 winners. Date: Sunday, Decem-
ber 2, 2018 at 6:00 pm.
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Welcome to Cinema ANDERSON! Please join
Dave Anderson for an evening of movies and
munchies! Could be a family movie night for the
youngsters, or a fun group of adults looking for
a night out. Movie will be the group’s choice.
Our home theater seats eight, with unlimited
munchies and dessert! If folks with disparate in-
terests sign up (e.g., family movie night versus
grown-up fun) we can arrange for two different
evenings. Fixed price of $20 for adults, $10 for
children. 8 winners Date: TBD by mutual agree-
ment.
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Come and tour the delightful Hidden Gardens of
Lambertville and then have a refreshing after-
noon tea in the Mercer-Pontier garden. Experi-
ence a lovely late spring afternoon meandering
at your own pace through colorful gardens, and
then relax with a delicious tea served by Debo-
rah Mercer. Fixed price $35 per person. 10 win-
ners. Date: Saturday June 9 at 2:00 pm.
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Calling people of all ages to join the UUCWC
talent showcase. Whether you are a performer
or member of the cheering audience, child or
adult, this will be great fun for everyone. And
with a date in March 2019, there’s lots of time
for you to perfect your act. More information
will be coming, so there is no need to commit to
performing now. The event will be held at
church with a light dinner and snacks provided.
Hosted by Heather Ransome, Anne Bradley and
Jon Holcombe. Fixed price $10 per person (auc-
tion pre-sale special). $15 at the door. Children
under 12 free. Unlimited winners. Date: Satur-
day, March 23, 2019 from 5–9:00 pm.
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Ever wonder about the meaning of your favorite
tunes? You’ve heard of book groups, now join Al
Johnson and Bunny Aicher in their Titusville
home for a “Music Group” discussion of your fa-
vorite folk songs. Each winner chooses one
song. After a light meal, we will listen to each
song and pick apart its meaning while sipping
wine or beer and eating dessert. Genres can in-
clude classic or folk rock, or whatever inspires
you. Fixed price $40 per person. 6 winners.
Date: Friday, June 8, 2018.
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Do you like eggplant parmesan but don’t want
to take the time to make it? Lynne will do it for
you and deliver it to your home. Offered during
the summer eggplant season, 2 weeks’ notice
please. Offered by Lynne Quinto. Fixed price
$20. 2 winners.
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Let Lynne cook for you. Choose a pot of vegetar-
ian chile or a thick black bean and rice soup,
served with cheddar chili corn bread. Please
give one week’s notice. Offered by Lynne
Quinto. Fixed price $20. 2 winners.
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Penny and Jim Gardner invite you to their Ti-
tusville home for drinks by the fire and classic
vinyl music from the 60s-90s. A Rock & Roll
trivia contest is part of the fun. Fixed price $25
per person. Date: Saturday, January 26, 2019
from 4:00 to 6:00 pm.
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Dogs, cats, ferrets or parrots! Artist Sue Busch
will make a full-color pencil drawing of your pet
and mat it in a mat color of your choice. Overall
finished size will be 11” x 14”. Sue will need a good
digital photo from which to work. Valued at $115.
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Travel with Connie and Lee Schofer to New
Brunswick for a performance of the NJ Sym-
phony Orchestra. Also included in this package is
a pre-concert dinner at a restaurant close to the
Symphony venue. The program includes
Beethoven's Magnificent Ninth Symphony featur-
ing a massed chorus from Montclair State Uni-
versity and singers from the city of Newark. A
new work by Kate Whitley based on the UN
speech by Malala Yousafzai will also be pre-
sented. Valued at $250. 1 winner of 2 tickets.
Date: Saturday, October 6, 2018.
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Indian food lovers, you will want to win this $50
gift card for special lunch or dinner at Guru’s In-
dian Restaurant on Cambridge Lane in Newtown,
PA. If you are not yet aware of this restaurant,
now’s the time to discover one of the best Indian
restaurants in the area. Offered by a women’s
spirituality group. 1 winner.
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Denny Rodgers is a very handy man! Just ask the
church staff about all the projects he has com-
pleted at UUCWC. He does minor electrical work
(outlets, switches, ceiling fans, lamp repair, etc.),
minor plumbing repairs, picture hanging, wall
patching, lawn mowing and yard work just to list
some of the tasks he will tackle. Denny is offering
3 hours of his handyman services to one winner.
If you are not sure your project(s) are appropri-
ate, please check with Denny before bidding. 1
winner. Valued at $150.
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Denny loves to bake. He will bake you 6 desserts
of your choice throughout the year. Choose from
pound cakes, pies, tortes, and a wide variety of
cookies. Denny will supply a list of all the options
to the 2 highest bidders (minimum $100 bid).
Please give him 2 weeks’ notice for each order. 2
highest bidders win. Valued at $120.
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Enjoy a delectable dinner on the Delaware at
Lambertville Station, Lambertville, NJ. Offered
by Jim Bicksler and Mary Kay Mitchell. Valued at
$50. 1 winner.
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Each season you will receive a fresh, homemade
loaf of bread of your choice, baked by Barbara
Drew. Choices include a loaf of whole wheat,
crusty country bread, or a dozen rolls such as
pumpkin or hot cross buns, and more. Please
provide a minimum of 2 weeks’ notice to order
your bread choice. Valued at $25. 1 winner.
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Attend a world-class orchestral concert in the
beautiful Kimmel Center with Barbara and Scott
Drew. This pair of tickets to a concert by the
Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra is valued at
$150. 1 winner of 2 tickets. Date to be selected by
mutual agreement. Expires April 30, 2019.
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Carol Hills is offering a one-hour introductory
dance lesson with a professional instructor. She
knows what she’s doing on the dance floor! You
can get a sneak preview on the last Wednesday of
each month in the Crossings Room and as bonus
there will be dance demonstrations for entertain-
ment during the Live Auction to inspire you! Les-
son will take place in the Crossings Room on May
30th and can be scheduled between 10:00 am
and 1:00 pm. Lesson is available for a single indi-
vidual, a couple, or a group of no more than
three. Valued at $75. One winner. Date: Wednes-
day, May 30, 2018.
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Enjoy lunch or dinner at the historic Bowman's
Tavern on Route 32 in New Hope, PA. Great
American cuisine and live music every night of
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the week. They cater, too. Gift Card offered by
Bonnie and Bernie Ruekgauer. Valued at $50.
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Erin Busch, our fabulous accompanist, will pro-
vide one hour of piano or cello music at the event
of your choice (depending on availability). Are
you having a dinner party, birthday celebration or
other special event in your home? Erin plays in
most genres and requests are welcome. If a piano
is not available, she will bring a full-size key-
board. Valued at $150. 1 winner.
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Need some new photos for Facebook, Instagram,
gifts and holiday cards? John Ueng-McHale of-
fers to take a series of individual or family por-
traits at a time to be scheduled by mutual
agreement. He works mostly with natural light,
but also has soft boxes for indoor portraiture if
appropriate. You can choose to receive all the digital
photos (full resolution, JPEG format) or a subset of
your favorites. John will do editing such as cropping,
white-balance correction, level correction, conver-
sion to black and white or various other effects as
you choose. He can also give you advice on printing
and framing. Although he is not a professional pho-
tographer, John is an experienced amateur who has
been taking and editing photos for over 20 years. 1
winner. Valued at $50.
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Enjoy fine Italian dining at Enzo’s La Piccola Cucina
with this $50 Gift Certificate. Enzo’s is located at
1906 Princeton Ave, Lawrenceville. Intimate, white-
tablecloth, BYOB restaurant since 1983. Delicious
food and friendly service. www.enzoscucina.com
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Offered by Leslie McGeorge.
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Donna’s Hair Studio and Spa offers the lucky
winner a complete hair treatment. Color, cut,
deep conditioning and blow-dry styling will cre-
ate your new look. Offered by Donna Miller in her
Ewing salon on Scotch Road. Valued at $100.
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Get into tennis or hone your game. Rich DiGeor-
gio has taught tennis in a former life, still plays
and loves the game. He has been coaching
UUCWC members since 2007, and he can help
you learn the game or improve your skills. Pur-
chase a set of 10 one-hour individual lessons set
up to meet your schedule between May 21 and
September 14, 2018. Each lesson includes time
for instruction and practice. The lesson will be at
a mutually agreed upon location. Rich can work
with 2 people if you have a tennis partner you
want to work with during the lessons. Minimum
bid $250. 2 highest bidders (over the minimum)
are winners. Dates: TBD.
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David Schumann offers a complete hair makeover
in his New Hope Salon. As an educator, creative
director and hair stylist for 40 years, you can
count of David to give you a fabulous new look.
This includes color of any kind, haircut and style
lessons to maintain your look at home. 1 winner.
Valued at $250.
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Here is a great deal for art lovers offered by Lydia
McMorrow and Nancy McNamara. A 1-year
membership to the Philadelphia Museum of Art
for 2 adults and all accompanying children under
18. Membership includes unlimited free admis-
sion to PHA, Rodin Museum and Perelman
Building. Also included is admission to the
Mount Pleasant and Cedar Grove historic houses.
Other benefits include free exhibition tickets, re-
duced member parking, 10% off museum dining
and shopping plus 20% off special programs. 1
winner of the 1-year family membership. Valued
at $125.
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Enjoy country-style French dishes presented in a
picturesque chateau setting at the Grounds for
Sculpture in Hamilton, NJ. The setting is remi-
niscent of French Impressionist Claude Monet’s
beloved town of Giverny. Rat’s is known for its
extraordinary cuisine and beautiful grounds.
Rat’s is named after the character “Ratty” from
Kenneth Grahame’s book Wind in the Willows.
Offered by the Dancing Spirits Women’s Spiritu-
ality Group. 1 winner. Valued at $160.
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Kramer Portraits studios in Hillsborough and
Red Bank, NJ offers a “Little Expressions Por-
trait” on canvas, artist enhanced and valued at
$1500. The portrait measures 11 by 14 inches
and is for children ages 3 to 17 years only. The
professional portrait on canvas is unframed. Of-
fered by Michelle O’Grady. The certificate must
be redeemed 3 months from the date of the
event. 1 winner. Minimum bid is $150.
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Get ready for a modern spin on Grandma's
kitchen. Enjoy Chef Cattani’s Italian dishes for
weekday lunch or dinner. Or, you can swing by
this Ewing, NJ, gem and pick up an order to go.
From cheese and charcuterie to soup, salad,
sandwiches, and pasta, you can be sure you’ll
encounter surprise and delight. Roger and Lynda
Shapiro eat here most Tuesday nights and invite
you to join their table. They promise you won’t be
disappointed. 1 winner. Valued at $50.
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What a treat for your children or grandchildren!
Arrange to have Santa and Mrs. Claus visit your
home or holiday party to make a special event
more memorable. Roger and Lynda Shapiro will
help you pick a mutually convenient time for
Santa and Mrs. Claus to visit between December
1 and December 23, 2018. They will work out
specifics for your event, but generally spend an
hour at your party. Plenty of time for lap sitting,
list giving, cookie eating and, of course, those
photos. This event is limited to locations within
20 miles of UUCWC and you must have suffi-
cient room for reindeer to land. Valued at $100
per visit. 2 highest bidders win. Date: TBD.
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Kramer Portraits studios in Hillsborough and
Red Bank, NJ offers a family or group portrait on
canvas, artist enhanced and valued at $2500.
The portrait measures 11 by 14 inches and is for
any group of 8 or less. This professional portrait
on canvas is unframed. The certificate must be
redeemed 3 months from the date of the event. 1
winner. Minimum bid is $250.
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Attend a Trenton Thunder baseball game on a
date TBD in May or June. 4 tickets and 1 park-
ing voucher are donated by Saxon Office Tech-
nologies. Seats are usually just above field level
behind home plate. If the date does not work,
winner can exchange for another day. 1 winner
of 4 tickets. Valued at $50.
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Enjoy live theater and dinner in Princeton. This
package includes dinner and a play at the
award-winning McCarter Theatre. “Dialogue on
Drama” with a member of the creative team or
“Post-Show Discussions” with a member of the
cast are available following some performances,
too. Offered by Beverly Railsback and valued at
$200. 1 winner of 2 tickets. Date TDB in fall/win-
ter of 2018/19 based on theater schedule.
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Win a $150 gift certificate for the Bucks County
Playhouse in New Hope, PA. Enjoy either a sub-
scription to the summer series or individual per-
formances of your choosing throughout the
year. Performances include plays, musicals, and
more. Offered by Beverly Railsback and valued
at $150.
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Enjoy a southern, fine-dining restaurant located
on Main Street in the heart of New Hope, PA.
Having the highest-quality foods in relaxed and
elegant surroundings, dining there will truly be
an occasion and experience. Take a stroll
around the town and gaze at the river, too. A
very romantic spot. Offered by the Graces,
Women’s Spirituality Group and valued at $150.
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Karen Kent offers 2 tickets to see the Trenton
Thunder take on the Reading Fightin’ Phils.
Enjoy dinner with 2 free meal passes or ice
cream if you only want dessert. Added bonus is
the fireworks after the game at the Arm & Ham-
mer Ball Park, Trenton. Offered by Karen Kent.
Valued at $35. 1 winner of 2 tickets. Date:
Thursday May 31, 2018 at 7:00 pm.
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Join Sallie and Elliott Dunner for a Friday after-
noon/evening visit to the Museum. We will start
by viewing some of the amazing art, followed by
music and drinks in the Great Hall. We’ll then
have dinner at Zorba’s on Fairmount Avenue.
This small, homey restaurant serves some of the
best Greek food in the city and is a favorite of
the Dunners. Transportation provided. 1 winner
for two guests. Valued at $150. Date: On a mu-
tually agreeable Friday.
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Hypnosis is a valuable tool that can enhance
growth, facilitate change and help you get more
out of life by engaging your unconscious in the
most proactive way. Clare Doyle, an LCSW with
many years experience in the practice of hypno-
sis, has used hypnosis for both work and fun.
Topics such as Communication Skills, Enjoy
Life/Fun, Pain Relief, Relaxation/Stress Man-
agement, Parenting Skills, and Personal Devel-
opment are a few of the many choices available
for this offer. Valued at $120 for 3 sessions (nor-
mal fee per session is $120). 1 winner of 3 ses-
sions. Dates and place of sessions: TBD.
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Join Scott Hynes and Bob Lindenberger for a
round of golf at the beautiful Jericho National
Golf Club in New Hope, PA. Offer includes
lunch in the clubhouse overlooking this lovely
course. Value is $150 per person. 2 highest bid-
ders win. Date: TBD with winners.
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Spring is here! This manicure and pedicure
combo will get you all ready for the beach in
your new sandals. Donna Miller offers to pam-
per you in her Scotch Road, Ewing shop. 1 win-
ner. Valued at $55.
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One hour of writing tutoring and/or applied
help is being offered by Janet Hubbard. As a
writing professor and scorer of GRE essays,
Janet is well-versed in argumentative (rhetori-
cal) writing and grading according to a rubric.
Get her expert assistance through a 1-hour con-
sultation devoted completely to the auction win-
ner to help demystify an English/writing assign-
ment, begin/continue it, and revise according to
Standard Written English. Valued at $50. 1 win-
ner. Date: TBD based on mutual availability.
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A hearty meal of Lasagna will made to order by
Ronnie Dobrowolski to serve 10-12 at your next
potluck or dinner for family and friends. Choose
from the following list to customize your
lasagna: ricotta cheese, mozzarella cheese, veg-
etables such as mushrooms, zucchini, yellow
squash, diced tomatoes, onions, red peppers,
and/or ground beef. Delivery date by mutual
agreement. Please provide 2 weeks’ notice. Val-
ued at $25. 2 highest bidders win.
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Coffee and pastries, anyone? A $25 gift certifi-
cate to The Gingered Peach Bakery in
Lawrenceville is offered by Judith MacLaury.
Invite a friend for coffee and pastries, or choose
from a selection of scrumptious goodies to take
home to enjoy. 1 winner.
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Dine out and enjoy fantastic food with a gift cer-
tificate for $100 at the Metro Grill, 172 Scotch
Road (at Upper Ferry Road), Ewing, NJ. Metro
Grill has a lunch and dinner menu with deli-
cious Italian, seafood and American cuisine. Of-
fered by Melo & Frank Holstein. Value: $100.
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Enjoy wonderful Mediterranean dishes pre-
pared at this landmark restaurant located on the
River Rd. in Ewing, NJ. Visit the full bar or dine
outside on the terrace in good weather. Donated
by Erini Restaurant. Valued at $50.
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Authentic Italian fare is offered in this Ewing,
NJ restaurant located at 71 W. Upper Ferry
Road. Marsilio’s balances traditional selections
such as chicken cacciatore, veal parmigiana,
steaks, chops, fresh seafood and pasta with spe-
cials including “Sunday Gravy” and homemade
gnocchi. You won’t go away hungry. Donated by
Marsilio’s Kitchen.
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For great pizza and Italian dishes, you can’t beat
Salerno’s on Lower Ferry Rd. in Ewing, NJ. Not
just a pizza place, Salerno’s offers appetizers,
entrees, pasta, soups, subs, calzones, wraps and
salads. A great place for lunch or dinner. Do-
nated by Salerno’s III and valued at $25.
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Mizuki Asian Bistro in Pennington offers sushi, a
traditional Asian menu plus creative dishes. Dine
in or take out at this surprising little gem with a
quiet, sophisticated ambiance. A basket of Japan-
ese-inspired goodies will add to your experience.
Offered by Bonnie Gilbert and valued at $75.
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$50 gift card to OISHI, a great Japanese/Ko-
rean/Thai restaurant with high-quality sushi
and more, located on Eagle Road in Newtown,
PA. Offered by Robin Pugh.
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Gift certificate for $50 to OISHI, a great Korean/
Japanese/ Thai restaurant located on Eagle Road
in Newtown, PA. Offered by Robin Pugh.
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Enjoy a lunch or dinner at Caffe Galleria on
Union St., Lambertville, NJ with a $40 gift cer-
tificate offered by Robin Pugh. Menu includes
delicious soups, salad, pizza and variety of en-
trees. 1 winner.
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Gift certificate for $40 to Caffe Galleria on
Union Street in Lambertville, NJ. Broad lunch
and dinner menu with pizza, delicious soups,
salads and a variety of entrees. Offered by
Robin Pugh.
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Treat yourself to luscious specialty ice creams
made with local ingredients with a $20 gift card
eligible at OWowCow (oh wow cow) in Wright-
stown, PA or Lambertville, NJ. Offered by
Robin Pugh.
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Take the hassle out of the holiday dessert deci-
sions! The Muccioli family will turn on the
ovens to provide 6 dozen of their family's fa-
vorite homemade holiday cookies. This fancy se-
lection will include Holiday Biscotti, Pignolli,
Viennese Cookies, Macaroons, White Chocolate
Meltaways, and Hazelnut Crescents. Delivery
will be arranged just prior to the December holi-
days. Valued at $60. 1 winner.
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Two season tickets to the Actors’ Net live theater
in Morrisville will provide you with great enter-
tainment. Enjoy the 23rd season at the intimate
85-seat Heritage Center located at 635 N. Del-
morr Ave. (Route 32), Morrisville, PA. The
23rd season begins in September. Visit the web-
site at www.actorsnetbucks.org
. Donated by
Mike and Sandy Muccioli. Valued at $280. 1
winner of 2 tickets.
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Open 7 days a week, with live entertainment
every evening, Bowman's Tavern is a popular
tavern on River Road in New Hope, PA. Their
varied menu, with many favorites for UUCWC
members, will provide you with a fantastic meal.
Parker Cohen offers this $50 gift card.
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Have you ever wondered if that crack in the dry-
wall is serious or if that bowing of the basement
wall is getting worse? Why is the kitchen floor
sagging? Is the roof ridge swaybacked? As a
New Jersey and Pennsylvania licensed Profes-
sional Engineer and practicing Structural Engi-
neer, Bob Busch will conduct a visual structural
inspection of your home focusing on answering
any questions or concerns you may have. He can
inspect your attic, appraise your living areas, re-
view your basement or peek into your crawl space
(provided it has a concrete floor and at least 18
inches of clearance). Valued at $500. 1 winner.
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Kids stay, parents/caretakers go away! Sarah
Burke again offers to care for your children in your
home from Friday night to Sunday afternoon. Tod-
dlers through teens and pets are included in the
professional care offered by Sarah. Valued at $350.
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Enjoy the 2019 Philadelphia Flower Show!
Maria Baratta is offering 2 tickets to this world-
renowned event. You pick the dates to enjoy the
multi-sensory experience that will be the 2019
Philadelphia Flower Show, which is usually held
the first week of March. Valued at $45. 1 winner
of 2 tickets.
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You can’t get produce any fresher or better than
at Honey Brook Organic Farm, located in Pen-
nington, NJ. The Farm is donating 4 1-week
shares (individual size) for pickup by you at the
Wargo Road Pennington farm. Each share also
includes pick-your-own privileges for berries,
flowers and more! Farm produce is available
late May through October, 2018. 1 winner of 4
shares. Valued at $125.
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Enjoy an authentic Japanese lunch or dinner at
Tsukasa Japanese restaurant. Located at 621 US
Highway 130 in Hamilton, NJ, Tsukasa is a
small, casual, family-style restaurant, serving
delicious authentic Japanese cuisine. Operated
by husband-and-wife team, Eiji and Fuji Ko
Ishikawa, Tsukasa is a great place to go for
Japanese food, at a very reasonable price! It is
BYOB. 2 $30 coupons are good for Tuesday–
Saturday 11:30 am–9:00 pm, and Sunday 4:00–
9:00 pm. Coupons are good for 1-year: 3/25/18
– 3/25/19. 1 winner.
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Three acupuncture treatments are offered by
Andy Snyder at his Lawrenceville or Lam-
bertville office. David A. (Andy) Snyder, L.Ac is
a NJ and PA board-certified Acupuncturist and
Chinese Medical Herbalist. Acupuncture treats a
wide variety of ailments, including stress,
asthma, sleep disorders and much more. The
winner will make the arrangements for 3 ap-
pointments on Thursdays or Fridays. Try it for
yourself or give as a gift for someone you care
about. 1 winner of 3 sessions. Valued at $250.
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Do you love hand-knitted items and would you
love to learn how to make your own, but have no
idea how to get started? Let Parker Cohen guide
you through your first knitting project. Patient
Parker will teach you about casting on, knitting
and purling stitches, casting off, and help you
through the snarls of learning a new craft. Val-
ued at $35 each. 2 highest bidders are winners.
Mutually convenient date TBD before April 30,
2019.
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Two preferred-seating tickets to Westminster
Choir College's An Evening of Readings and
Carols is offered by Anne Sears for the perform-
ance on Friday, December 7 at 8 pm. You will be
sure to enjoy a spectacular evening of holiday
music for choir, organ and brass performed in
the grandeur of the Princeton University Chapel,
featuring Westminster's choirs and the renowned
Solid Brass. Valued at $150. 1 winner of 2 tickets.
Date: Friday, December 7, 2018 at 8:00 pm.
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Heather Edwards is offering this $75 gift card to
New Hope's vegan restaurant Sprig and Vine.
Located at 5 Union Square near the New Hope
& Ivyland Railroad, treat yourself to delicious
healthy food and a great dining experience. The
extensive menu has creative items that will sat-
isfy your palette. 1 winner.
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The Bear and the Books Shop, located in
Hopewell, NJ, is lovingly curated by the owner
whose passion for books is evident. Discover it
for yourself and find some children's books for
your family or for the perfect gift. Jessie Boehm
provides this $35 gift card and says this shop
should not be missed!
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Cooper Pest Control, the service that keeps our
church pest-free, offers a yearly preventive service
plan (4 visits) to one lucky winner. This includes 3
services outside the structure and one inside.
Control is offered for both insects and rodents.
Value of the one year plan is $570. 1 winner.
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Margaret DeAngelis will deliver a truck bed of
high-quality horse manure to the highest bidder.
Yes, REALLY!! This is a great fertilizer for all
your vegetable and flower beds. Offered by Mar-
garet DeAngelis. Valued at $50.
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CHANCE on Main started with a boy whose con-
tributions are many, but whose skills and needs
do not fit with society's expectations for full em-
ployment. He needed a chance to show what he
could do. CHANCE on Main strives to feature ir-
resistible finds that support chances for an indi-
vidual, a cause or to mother earth through
meaningful work, earth-friendly and sustainable
practices, and creativity. They celebrate hand-
made, organic, recycled and re-purposed, fair
trade, charitable, made in USA, and local. And
they share the stories behind their featured
wares, because the stories are as important as the
products. Given a chance, everyone has some-
thing to say. www.chanceonmain.com
in Pen-
nington Boro. Offered by Lynne Quinto and Scott
Umlauf. Valued at $50.
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Shop locally and support a neighborhood busi-
ness on Main Street in Pennington Boro the next
time you are looking for an outstanding toy or
gift for a special child. Check out this unique
store at www.twirltoyshop.com
. From the most
beautiful wooden toys to the novel and unique, at
Twirl, you will find products from around the
world as well as many made right here in the
USA. Offered by Lynne Quinto and Scott Umlauf.
Valued at $50.
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If you need more chocolate in your life, this is the
item for you. Win 2 $10 gift certificates to Uncle
Ed’s Creamery and Chocolates in Pennington
Boro and add on a jar of Dolci Dipping Chocolate
(just microwave and then dip your favorite fruit).
But that's not all! Twice over the coming year,
Lynne will bake a chocolate treat for you. Brown-
ies with your choice of add-ins (nuts, chocolate
chips, etc) or a flourless chocolate cake with
chocolate ganache. Yummy! 1-week notice for
baked goods please. Offered by Lynne Quinto
and valued at $60. 2 highest bidders win.
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For centuries, the people of Tibet have used
singing bowls for meditation, relaxation, calm-
ing and healing. Now you can have your very
own turned bronze bowl complete with woven
pad and wooden striker. The bowl is 6.5 inches
in diameter and emits a beautiful deep ringing
sound. Offered by Roy Vogel and valued at $50.
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“Ohm-Man-Ne-Pad-Me-Hum.” Here is a
smaller sized singing bowl, 4-1/4 inches in di-
ameter, with a melodic higher tone. Engraved,
turned bronze with wooden striker. Offered by
Roy Vogel. Valued at $55.
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Don't get caught in the dark! Roy Vogel offers
this antique kerosene lamp, made in Germany
by the Feuerhand Company. It's their model
No.275, stands 9.5 inches tall and works well.
Lamp was originally used on Vogel's farm in In-
diana. Roy has used it several times during
power outages in Yardley. Valued at $132 ac-
cording to eBay.
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Put your feet up and relax. Pam and Farzad
Shadzik offer this leather ottoman measuring 8
inches high and 20 inches in diameter. Fits into
most decors. Valued at $25.
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Give your baked creations the proper presenta-
tion. This 13 inch, hand decorated Topkapi cake
stand is just the thing! Brand new. Offered by
the Shadziks and valued at $25.
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Wear more purple! This beautiful, brand new,
hand-painted silk scarf will be sure to dress up
your wardrobe. Scarf measures a generous 9 by
60 inches. Offered by Pam Shadzik and valued
at $40.
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Decorate your table for the holidays or summer-
time with with this colorful set of 8 placements
depicting red poppies. Still in their original
sealed box, these placemats by PaperRock-
Flower are easy to clean by wiping with a damp
cloth. Dimensions are 16” x 12”. Offered by Jim
Bicksler and Mary Kay Mitchell. Valued at $32.
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This warm handmade afghan measures 54”x 67”
and would be perfect for movie watching on a
winter’s day in your family den. In cream,
mauve, forest green and purple, the afghan was
made by Caryl Tipton's mother, with love. Val-
ued at $75.
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Bring nature into your home with this unique
mirror, made by craftsman Torvald Faegre of
Evanston, IL. Faegre made rustic furniture and
fanciful pieces out of branches and twigs he col-
lected along train tracks and riverbanks. The
piece is 33" high by 33" wide. The frame is left
unfinished for a rustic look. Set within is a 12" x
12" mirror, making this piece a functional addi-
tion to your home. Offered by Jackie and Dave
Thomas and valued at $50.
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A pair of rustic wood end tables would be per-
fect for a game room, cabin in the mountains or
that place at the shore. Picture your favorite
novel or a lovely lamp resting on them. They are
20” high, 16” wide and 19” long. Offered by Jim
Bicksler and Mary Kay Mitchell. Valued at $30.
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ChoiceMMed oxygen level & pulse rate meter.
This is the thing the doctors put on your finger-
tip to see if you are alive. With carrying case. Of-
fered by Roy Vogel and valued at $35.
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Judith Lindenberger is offering this set of 3 col-
orful machine-embroidered towels for any
kitchen. Perfect for when you are entertaining
UU friends or any other occasion when you
want to spiff up your kitchen! Valued at $30.
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A set of 3 adorable machine-embroidered baby
bibs are offered by Judith Lindenberger. De-
signs include birthday cake with 1 candle, a cud-
dly bear and a cheerful duckling. A nice gift to
welcome a new baby. Valued at $30.
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Do you mail greeting cards for special occasions
to the important people in your life? These
lovely, one-of-a-kind cards will make a real
statement that says, “You are important to me.”
And these are the cards they will keep forever.
John Robinson, accomplished floral photogra-
pher, offers six original greeting cards with en-
velopes. Valued at $45.
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The signed and dated (2006) bowl is 12 inches
in diameter. Reddish to light brown with deli-
cately hand painted pinecones and evergreen
branches. The bowl is both functional and deco-
rative. It was made by Eldreth Pottery using tra-
ditional Pennsylvania German forming and
decorating techniques. The bowl is sure to be-
come a collector’s item since Eldreth Pottery re-
cently closed so Dave Eldreth can pursue his
painting. His potters will continue the business
as Hart Road Potters, Oxford, PA. Donated by
Jackie Thomas. Valued at $80.
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This lapel pin depicts our UU chalice. In sterling
silver, this versatile and classic lapel pin/tie tac
is approximatly 3/4 inch in diameter. Offered by
ChaliceArt. Valued at $55.
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Another lovely piece by UU jewelers. The Aaron
pendant, in mirrored polished sterling silver
with a background of black onyx, is an excellent
choice for men, women and teens. Approxi-
mately 1” long, (including the unique top loops)
by ½” wide. Comes on a black leather cord. Of-
fered by ChaliceArt. Valued at $85.
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This very sweet, petite piece in sterling silver is
approx. 3/8” diameter. Comes with a 16” ster-
ling silver chain. It’s adorable! Offered by Chal-
iceArt. Valued at $40.
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Welcome back, Pearl! Pearl is a perfect lady
(teddy bear, that is) made by the late June
Vogel. She is the first June Bear ever offered at a
UUCWC Auction and was proudly cared for by
the late Carolyn Hills. It's time to share Pearl
with the UUCWC community to spread June’s
love of bears. Donated by Bill and Carol Hills.
Valued at $200.
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Do you like munching on nuts? How about eat-
ing out at local Titusville restaurant, It’s Nutts?
This fun basket offers a wide variety of nutty
treats PLUS a $25 gift card to It’s Nutts. Enjoy a
meal or homemade ice cream at this popular
spot on Route 29. Offered by Debbie West and
valued at $50.
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A dozen international beers for your sampling
pleasure, donated by Bob Busch. Collection in-
cludes a baker’s dozen beers from Mexico,
Canada, Iceland, Germany, Poland, Ireland,
England, Czech Republic and Belgium. All beers
have been taste tested and have Bob’s seal of ap-
proval! Offered by Bob Busch. Valued at $35.
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Michele Downie offers this decorative wrought
iron wine rack with 7 of her favorite wines. How
can you lose? Valued at $100.
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Great for a special occasion, these 4 Champagne
Flute are from the Bormioli’s Rigoletto line of
stemware. Innovative glass-making techniques
produce perfectly smooth rims and edges. Made
in Italy. A bottle of champagne is also included
in this package. Donated by Caryl Tipton and
valued at $25.
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Active kids will love this game! Use beanbags to
launch harmless plastic balls into the air. 2-3
players have great fun trying to catch the most
balls. Can be played indoors or out. Brand new
– never used. Offered by Connie and Lee
Schofer. Valued at $25.
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This bright grouping is made from antique
kilim, a fine Turkish fabric. Kilims are flat tap-
estry-woven rugs or fabrics produced from the
Balkans to Pakistan. These three decorative pil-
lows have complimentary geometric designs in
reds, blues and grays. Three pillows, each is 13”
square. Sure to brighten up any space. Offered
by Pam and Farzad Shadzik. Valued at $50.
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Stoneware crocks have been used for hundreds
of years to store and preserve food. Our ances-
tors made pickles, sauerkraut and many other
preserved foods in crocks. This vintage, two-gal-
lon crock with lid will have many uses around
your home, too, including storing food in pantry
or kitchen, holding kindling or umbrellas or as a
decorative container for flowers and plants. Two
stoneware pitchers will add to this charming
grouping. Natural color lends a timeless look to
any decor. The crock, lid and pitchers are USA
made and in perfect condition. Offered by Con-
nie & Lee Schofer. Valued at $25.
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A must have for a picnic or your next staycation!
The Konopka family offers a basket of fun, in-
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cluding a Chillfast Donvier Ice Cream Maker
and a table cloth/ground cover. While you wait
for your refreshing homemade iced treat, enjoy
a spot of tea (mini green infuser & black tea),
play a card game (cards in case) and read the
”Kitchen Table Book” or “LEGO Book.” Valued
at $25.
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Are you a sundial enthusiast or want to be?
Learn about sundials and make your own with a
basket of booklets on the history & development
of sundials, their use, and places to visit to see
them. The basket includes instructions for a
wooden sundial and plans for several others and
a glass plate and photos. Information gathered
by the late, JG Lowenstein, 1958 to the 1980s;
basket donated by Kathleen and Stephan
Konopka. Valued at $30.
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Challenging board games, card games, puzzles
and crafts are just the thing for games nights,
sleepovers and rainy days. A whole basket of
family fun for ages 8 to adult, donated by Lee
and Connie Schofer. Valued at over $100.
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Tall bar or counter stool measures 30 inches tall
with a rattan top. It is in a nice shade of blue or
is ready for painting to fit your decor. Donated
by Barbara Farwell. Valued at $15.
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Basket full of farm fare — organic and local
products from Bucks County, such as locally
milled fresh corn meal, jams, goat milk soap and
much more. Donated by Barbara Drew & Earth
Ministry Team. Valued at $75.
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Basket full of farm fare — organic and local
products from NJ, such as locally made cheese,
wine and much more. Donated by Al Johnson &
Earth Ministry Team. Valued at $75.
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Coming Home brand of King-sized flannel sheet
set, complete with one fitted, one flat, two pil-
lows, made in Portugal with a pretty “Morning
Vine” pattern of blue, green and yellow on
white background. Brand new, never opened,
this set is offered by Janet Hubbard. Valued
at $50.
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A dozen international beers for your sampling
pleasure, donated by Bob Busch. Add a neat
leather carrier to Bob’s selection of international
beers. Collection includes a baker’s dozen
beers from Mexico, Canada, Iceland, Germany,
Poland, Ireland, England, Czech Republic
and Belgium. All beers have been taste
tested and have Bob’s seal of approval!. Valued
at $45.
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Win this stunning collection of over 20 vibrantly
colored glass balls in a variety of shapes and
sizes. Perfect as sun catchers, plant starters or
as a focal point in any window. Or divide and
create individual, artistic gifts. So many uses.
Each ball is strung on clear nylon cord. Donated
by Phyllis Warren and valued at $200.
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For someone who likes warm hands in winter,
these soft kidskin gloves have a heavy lining
making them quite toasty. Light beige in color
and suitable for a medium to large size hand.
Donated by a friend of the church, originally a
gift from Kazakhstan & never worn. Valued at
$25.
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Need home repair? Mike Muccioli offers just the
thing to help you. This 130-piece tool kit has
everything you need to handle most home, of-
fice or automotive repairs. The tool kit includes
a hammer, screwdrivers, driver bits, wrenches,
socket set, pliers, cutters, locking pliers, tape
measure, hex wrenches, precision screwdrivers,
commonly used fasteners and anchors. Tool set
comes in a convenient carrying case. Valued at
$60.
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You've seen the jungle fabric as part of Rev.
Kim's stole... you, too, can have a piece of
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UUCWC with these useful kitchen items sewn
by Barbara Drew, who has “upcycled” former
church chair fabric. The collection includes a
full apron and 2 hot pads for your own kitchen.
Valued at $35.
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Sit back and relax to a Zen meditation music
CD, breathe in soothing scents from potpourri,
enjoy the taste of chocolate or a glass of wine,
and treat your skin to special lotion and goat
milk soap and gaze upon the glow from a lovely
candle set upon a pretty cloth for your altar or
table centerpiece. Offered by Barbara Drew and
Lori Rahn. Valued at $50.
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A basket full of materials to inspire your next
project. Or answer someone’s question, “what
can we do now.” Includes a tie-dye kit, fabric
markers, pen set for wood/glass/metal/plastic,
glitter glue pens, colored pencils, abstract color-
ing book, two journals, chalk and crafting tape.
Offered by Lynne Quinto and valued at $80.
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A lovely periwinkle blue sweater hand made by
Nina Todor’s niece, a master knitter, will be a
nice gift for a young child. Valued at $40.
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Large dessert or hors d'oeuvres server with 3
round porcelain trays will dress up any gather-
ing. Measures 9” x 11”. Plates are dishwasher
safe. Stand requires some assembly. Offered by
Karen Scheick and valued at $60.
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Professional quality, electric meat grinder. In-
cludes 3 cutting plates and 2 sausage-making at-
tachments. Brushed stainless steel housing,
die-cast hopper, reverse function and 150-watt
motor. Offered by Karen Scheick and valued at
$70.
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This set of 4 glasses by Uncommon Goods is of-
fered by Marilyn Cichowski. Drinking with
mathematical precision is easy: just use the
ounce marks and their equivalent constants.
7.75 oz glasses. Valued at $35.
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Peace cuff bracelet handmade in USA by Sergio
Lub, made of silver, is offered by Marilyn Ci-
chowski. Crafted in German silver - an alloy
with 65% pure copper - this gorgeous design in-
cludes engraved words: “Peace” in Arabic
(SALAAM), Chinese (HE PING), English
(PEACE), French (PAIX), German (FRIEDEN),
Hebrew (SHALOM), Hindi (SHANTI), Spanish
(PAZ) and Russian (MIR). In addition to its
beauty, the copper is believed to help enhance
our feelings of compassion, empathy and gen-
erosity. Valued at $25.
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A little bit of tech will go a long way for you —
take it from Marilyn Cichowski! For your PC,
this Wireless Arc Touch Mouse will simplify
your computer use. The Tile Mate will help you
find those lost keys, bags or whatever always
gets misplaced! Valued at $65.
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Two rainbow stained glass hangings will add
color and interest to your windows. Offered by
Marilyn Cichowski, one piece is a 3-d rainbow
triangle, measuring 10x10x10 inches. The other
is a circular shape 9 inch diameter, with individ-
ual color glass inserts and a triangle in its cen-
ter. Valued at $50.
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Celebrate Oktoberfest early with this beer stein,
some Bavarian beer, mustard and pretzels, of-
fered by Marilyn Cichowski. Comes with advice:
“Genieße das Leben ständig! Du bist länger tot
als lebendig!” Translation: Always enjoy life!
You are dead longer than you are alive! Valued
at $50.
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This rainbow colored star stained glass is hand-
made and will beautify any window in your
home. Offered by Marilyn Cichowski. Valued at
$30.
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Vintage Demitasse teacups and saucers will cre-
ate a special party for 8. Perhaps a child’s tea
party? Offered by Marilyn Cichowski. Valued at
$25.
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Tharuad Limoges porcelain pieces with pretty
purple-blue floral print could beautify your
dining table. This set, offered by Marilyn
Cichowski, includes a serving tray, small bowl,
relish dish, and serving bowl. Made in France,
this is high quality collectible porcelain. Valued
at $60.
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This bookcase is made of solid dark wood and
has two shelves with dimensions of 31” x 30” x
12”. Offered by Marilyn Cichowski. Valued at
$50.
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You’ll be ready to entertain with these wine
glasses and a candle to help set the mood. One
of a kind Riverbottom Pottery (PA) Wine Chiller
is part of the basket along with a choice bottle
of Rosė, two stemmed-wine glasses and a candle
by True. Donated by Marilyn Cichowski and val-
ued at $80.
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Pam and Grant Wallace offer these 5 fun,
adorable like-new plush children's puppets, in-
cluding three Caltoy Dinosaur Puppets: Tyran-
nosaurus Rex, Triceratops and Pterodactyl; and
two Gund Puppets: Super-soft Giraffe and Shiny
Fish (with sound! Press a secret button inside
for a bubbly fish effect). This auction offering is
a creative, interactive menagerie for children of
all ages to enjoy. Valued at $25.
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Brown leather ottoman, from Crate and Barrel,
is offered by Marilyn Cichowski. The Ottoman
conveniently includes a concealed storage cube
in soft, pebbled bonded leather that does stylish
double-duty. Tray top opens for entertainment
and your additional comfort and utility. Solid
hardwood legs. Valued at $100.
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A simple machine can help you to lose weight
and get toned for other aerobic activities. Non-
mechanical. It will last you a lifetime. Offered by
Marilyn Cichowski. Originally priced at $599,
valued at $150.
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The Espresso Mini by Krups can brew up to 4
cups directly into the glass serving carafe. This
Krups appliance features a cup adapter that lets
you brew directly into 1 or 2 cups. Its unique “Per-
fect Froth” attachment takes the guess work out
of frothing milk; it's fast and easy and lets you
serve perfect Italian cappuccino every time. The
steam-only plug allows you to froth milk without
having to make espresso simultaneously. Offered
by Tom and Bonnie Kubicka. Valued at $60.
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Turquoise beads capped with delicate wire
petals and turquoise cubes dangle from vintage
copper chain and wire in this beautiful necklace
and earring set, designed and created by Sandy
Muccioli. Necklace measures 17” with a 2” ex-
tension chain. Matching earrings complete the
“wearable art” set. Valued at $40.
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Wear some beautiful and meaningful art: this
necklace and earring set featuring cast antiqued
brass medallions with Chinese symbols includ-
ing Buddha, the bagua, the Chinese Zodiac and
more. Agate beads and brass fittings comple-
ment the medallions. Full translations of the
symbols will be included. Designed and created
by Sandy Muccioli. Artist’s note- the bagua con-
tains the 8 trigrams of the “I Ching” and is used
in the practice of Feng Shui with which I have a
bit of experience from my days as a professional
interior designer. Winning bidder is welcome to
more information. Valued at $50.
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Matching earrings and necklace comprise this
jewelry set designed and created by Sandy Muc-
cioli. Gold rings and wire connect Mother of
Pearl disks and rectangles in a 17” long necklace
with a 2” extension chain. For special occasions
or any time you want! Valued at $30.
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For the creative baker, try your hand at cookie
pops! Three Wilton cookie shaped pop pans and
decorating supplies to make a fun treat are of-
fered by Susan Irgang, who knows how to bake a
special cake! Great activity to do with kids. Val-
ued at $50.
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Have a celebration coming up such as an an-
niversary, special birthday, or other party?
Enjoy a bottle of bubbly provided with cham-
pagne glasses and hand made chocolate truffles,
provided by Susan Irgang. Valued at $40.
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Panoply Books provides assorted books from its
collection of rare, used, out of print books. The
shop in Lambertville, NJ also has a variety of art
and culture books, records and antiques. Provided
by Roland Boehm (info@panoplybooks.com).
Valued at $50.
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This Verilux Happy Light Liberty portable lamp
provides safe, comfortable natural spectrum
light therapy in a compact solution. It has a
5,000 Lux moderate, UV-filtered output for ex-
tended daily use. Light therapy can help im-
prove your mood and combats sleep issues by
resetting your circadian rhythm. Offered by
Susan Irgang, the light is new and still in its box.
Valued at $40.
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UUCWC Minister Emeritus, Charles Stephens,
will share a quart of his authentic homemade
maple syrup collected from trees in Blue Hill,
Maine, plus a pint of honey from his own hive.
Guaranteed natural and delicious. Valued at
$30.
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Lovely Savoir Vivre crystal glass set includes 4
small bowls of 5 inches each and one large, 11
inch serving bowl. Printemps style sculpted in
pink and green frosted floral design. Donated by
Caryl Tipton and valued at $50.
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The easiest of all instruments to play. Requires
no lessons. Just follow the music on the sheet
below the strings and pluck each note to play
the song! Great for ages 4 to seniors. Plays 2 oc-
taves in the key of G. Harp is handcrafted in the
U.S. of all U.S. materials. Built as an instru-
ment, NOT as a toy. Comes with 34 songs, pick,
tuning wrench and storage box with spare
string. Offered by Lynda Shapiro and valued at
$100.
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You deserve some pampering! This basket full
of beauty includes: Luna Play facial brush (petal
pink), 5 assorted nail polishes, Almay eye make-
up remover wipes, Pura Naturals exfoliating
soap bar, Elysee Fountain of Youth duo, Pore
Tight Peeling Mousse, dfi aging 60 second
facelift, Cosmetic bag with various samples,
Fego Gioielli earrings (all items are brand new,
never used). Offered by Joann Flynn. Valued at
$200.
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Loren McAlister offers this unique necklace
comprised of a double strand of dark green
and/or blue glass beads with gold accent beads
and a center dangle of 14K gold. The beads are
just under 1/2 inch in diameter; dark green with
dark blue swirls, small beads are dark blue
stones and in between are tubular gold beads.
Center gold piece is 1.5 inches by 1.25 inches.
Length is 15 inches. A finely crafted piece of jew-
elry for those very special occasions or any
UUCWC event or service! Valued at $75.
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This fashionable, orange and brown purse is
made of genuine snake skin. Brand new. Perfect
for an evening out. Offered by Pauline Perkins.
Valued at $58.
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John Robinson, accomplished floral photogra-
pher, offers this 12x18 inch framed photograph
of two lovely tulips. John has exhibited his
beautiful art photography at the Ewing Library.
Valued at $35.
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A stunning, fair trade wall hanging adorned
with hand-stitched detail. Features include
black background and border with nine patch-
work sections in colors of red, brown, green, &
golden yellow with intricate weaving, designs,
embellishments silver thread and light reflective
mirrors. Materials: cotton, mirrors, embroidery,
yarn, Indian fabrics, Indian saris, & woven fab-
rics. The wall hanging has 5 tabs and is 50”w &
55”h (including the tabs.) It is 100% cotton ex-
cluding decorations. Dry clean only. Donated by
Jackie and David Thomas. Valued at $90.
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This original, signed & dated (2004) art features
a rustic sampler scene made from stone-hard
chalk ware or bisque clay and then hand
painted. The clay tile picture is cast from the
artist's original carving. The frame is hand-
painted to coordinate with the picture. This re-
sults in an original three-dimensional painting
and a unique collector quality folk art piece. Di-
mensions: 12” x 12”. Offered by Jackie & Dave
Thomas. Valued at $45.
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“Landscape 1” by Gretchen Hess is a beautifully
framed 34” x 34” landscape Giclee Print. This
large print was originally sold at Sophia Rose
Designs. Donated by Caryl Tipton. Valued at
$250.
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This beautiful quilted, cotton wall hanging will
be the focal point of any room. A blend of colors
including a burgundy & beige medallion center
design. Radiating out from the center are re-
peating designs in beige and white with bur-
gundy highlights. This quilt is machine pieced
and machine quilted. 27” x 39”. Offered by
Jackie and Dave Thomas and valued at $65.
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An original watercolor by former UUCWC
church member, Bert Dickinson. This charming
vacation cabin makes a serene scene as it basks
in the afternoon sun. You can just about hear
the crickets. Measures 16” x 21” in an attractive
frame. Offered by Barbara Farwell and valued at
$25.
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Win this lovely basket with a variety of gourmet
goodies and wine, too. Donated by Lori Hopp-
mann and Susan Vigilante. Basket valued at $50.
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Bonnie Gilbert offers this raffle basket filled
with items that will help you mellow out. Lotion,
self-care items, candles, wine and a relaxation
CD are included. Valued at $55.
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Mitchell hair care products donated by Donna’s
Hair Studio and Spa in Ewing NJ. Valued at $100.
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Add to your wine inventory with these 14 bottles
of red and white wines from Old York Cellars lo-
cated in Ringoes, NJ, offered by Joann Flynn.
Valued at $225.
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Do you enjoy the foods and sauces of the South-
west? From pumpkin mole to tomatillo sauce,
jalapenos to chili-lime sauce; you will love this
group of delicious, spicy goodies. Items from
Trader Joe’s and specialty shops all come in a
large wooden bowl of Navajo design. Donated
by several members and valued at $60.
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At 6:30 pm after food, drink and socializing in
the Crossings Room, we will move to the sanctu-
ary for coffee and dessert. Bidding will continue
in the sanctuary on silent auction items while you
enjoy the sweets.
At 7:00 pm, silent bidding will close and you will be
treated to a special short program of entertainment.
At 7:30 the excitement begins as auctioneer Craig
Brown pounds the gavel to open the live bidding.
We have lots of interesting items in a wide range
of values for you to choose from, and Craig will
keep things moving at a fast and furious pace.
Live Auction items will be offered in the order they
appear in the program book, so plan accordingly.
Please be sure to have your assigned bidder num-
ber ready so we can quickly record the winners.
Raffle basket winning tickets will be drawn dur-
ing the live auction. Keep your tickets handy. You
must be present to win.
The cashier’s table will be in the rear of the Sanc-
tuary. Please settle your auction account that
night. We prefer you wait until the Live Auction is
complete to go to the checkout table to give
record keepers time to post winnings. When you
check out, you will learn what new Silent Auction
items you have won, too. So even if you did not
bid in the Live Auction, check to see if you have
won any of those. With your paid receipt, pick up
any certificates or items you have won.
Note: You can pay by cash, check or credit card
(VISA or Master Card), but check is preferred to
avoid card processing fees which reduce revenue
for UUCWC.
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This original folk art piece will make you smile. It
graphically depicts how we all feel sometimes at
our “Wits End.” A multi-media creation that
must be seen to be appreciated. Created by folk
artist L. Hutton in 2000, the piece is from the
high end design and craft store of Jackie
Thomas's sister-in law. An alternative title is
“Bad Hair Day” and a new yellow baseball cap
with that message in rhinestones accompanies
this piece. Exactly what you need to brighten
your day. Fits in a small space and is quite the
conversation starter. Measures 9.5 inches wide, 15
inches high and 4 inches deep. Valued at $100.
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This exquisite stained glass piece is hand made
and custom designed by our own Pat Czerwonka
in the Tiffany style. The piece (12” x 12”) high-
lights a flaming chalice in the middle of two in-
tersecting circles. The chalice is a deep brown
glass that has an abundance of shades. The flame
of the chalice is a mixture of rich reds to show
movement through the style and cut of the glass.
These forms are surrounded by a textured semi-
clear glass that is cut to highlight the intersecting
circles and then are “framed” in a colored glass
and has a zinc metal frame for strength. The
piece has a black patina finish on the lead lines
and zinc frame. It features two points to hang
with chain. The panel may be purchased as is or
you may customize the glass frame color and/or
the lead and zinc patina (Silver or Copper) that is
right for your setting. A custom piece will require
a two week delivery. This item was extremely
popular last year and multiple items were pur-
chased at the final bid price and made to order.
Valued at $120.
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Beaching in September is the best! Weather is
great and the crowds are gone. Join Farzad
Shadzik in his spacious vacation home at
Barnegat Light for a long weekend at the beach.
Fly kites, climb the lighthouse tower, play poker
and sip some suds. Just a few steps from the
shore for swimming and sunning. Or, how about
some fishing? Everyone has their own room, so
you can spend quiet time, too. Go out to eat on
Friday night and share prep for breakfasts and
lunches. Farzad will cook dinner on Saturday.
Valued at $125. 5 winners. Date: Friday – Sun-
day, September 14–16, 2018
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Need a happy little bird to tell you the time? Roy
Vogel is offering you an antique German cuckoo
clock. This is a rare, hunter style that includes a
carved deer head, a fox and a bird. Most clocks of
this type feature a rabbit, not a fox. The fox and
bird are 80% full-body carving and are quite
unique. Clock runs well and is 100% original. 20“
high and 14” wide. Valued at $1200.
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This beautiful ChaliceArt pendant evokes the
Sanskrit symbols for circle, community and con-
nection. Spinning from a 14K yellow gold chalice
are symbols of six faith traditions on a sterling
silver wheel, approx. 1” diameter. A universal
community of faith bound by shared commit-
ment: thought, speech, and action which engen-
der wisdom, strength, and compassion. Pendant
comes with an 18” sterling silver chain. Offered
by ChaliceArt. See it on the back cover! Valued at
$185.
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Michele and Joe Schenk will be your hosts for
this annual dinner event at their Washington
Crossing home. The centerpiece of the evening
will be rib eye, T-bone or other delicious steak
from an Amish butcher. Outdoor chef, Joe, will
grill the meat to your specifications. The meal
will be preceded by cocktails and appetizers, ac-
companied by Michele’s favorite sides and com-
plimented with Joe’s selection of wines. The
evening will end with cordials, coffee and dessert.
Valued at $75 per person. 6 winners. Date: Satur-
day, January 5, 2019 at 6:00 pm.
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The Amplifier Foundation utilizes art in support
of social justice causes in the U.S. and around the
world. Last year, Amplifier posters supported
the “We the People” movement. This year, the
foundation has donated art supporting equality,
earth justice and against the Muslim ban. These
are beautiful images with powerful messages.
The Kahney family offers the 3 framed prints val-
ued at $100 each or $250 for the group of 3.
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This beautiful and comfortable bentwood rocker
has a bronze metal plaque indicating its number
(643) and that it was handmade by Andrew
Troyer. The rocker has Hickory saplings for the
frame and Oak slats for the back and seat. The
saplings were steamed and formed to make this
traditional rustic rocking chair. Contoured to
give you great comfort while you are relaxing in
your home or on your porch. It is finished using
hand-rubbed linseed oil to create a great finish
and help preserve the wood. Can be used out-
doors. Dimensions are 24”, 33” 42”. Offered by
Jackie and David Thomas. Valued at $200.
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Have you ever wanted to direct traffic in and out
of your kitchen, bathroom or private space? This
electrified traffic light is just the answer. Either
floor or wall mounted, the 42” tall signal has end-
less uses. Paired with the full sized stop sign, you
will be able to really stop traffic! Donated by
Julie Lambert and valued at $75.
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Reverend Kim will once again address a topic of
your choice in a special sermon this coming
church year. Is there an idea you are exploring or
an issue you are struggling with and want to
learn her thoughts on the subject? Kim will ad-
dress the sermon topic of your choice on a special
Sunday to be determined within the 2018–2019
church year. She will meet with the winner to dis-
cuss the topic he or she chooses. Value is $200 but
it’s really priceless. 1 winner.
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Yo, ho, ho and 4 (four) bottles of rum! Jayme
Trott and Bud Johnson provide the rum bottles
from Cuba, Haiti, Puerto Rico, along with a clas-
sic spiced rum needed to make “Dark and
Stormies.” Recipes for rum beverages and
other goodies are included. Valued at $90.
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This 14K yellow gold depicting our UU chalice is
a versatile and classic lapel pin/tie tac. Approxi-
mately ¾” diameter. Offered by ChaliceArt. Val-
ued at $195.
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Enjoy a week of ocean-front relaxation in a con-
temporary two bedroom 3rd floor condominium
located at the northern most tip of Brigantine,
NJ. Spend your day at the beach, on the deck
overlooking the ocean, bird watching in the Brig-
antine Wildlife Refuge, taking a walk on the sea-
wall, visiting the Marine Mammal Stranding
Center or taking a drive to Atlantic City about 5
miles away. The condo sleeps 4-6 guests. Each
bedroom has a queen bed, and there is also a
queen sleeper sofa facing the ocean in the living
room. Two beach bikes are at your disposal along
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with beach chairs and 4 beach tags. Off-street
parking is available. No pets and no smoking per-
mitted. Week to be negotiated with owners. Black
out dates: Memorial Day week, 4th of July and
Labor Day. Special thanks to donors Susan Vigi-
lante and Lori Hoppmann. Valued at $2,500.
Date: TBD with winners
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Like lobster? Enjoy stories? Then you’ll love the
combination of a Down East ”suppah” mixed
with local Maine humor as recounted by story
teller Pete Rafle. In his Mainer vernacular, Pete
will regale you with Bert and I tales, as well as
other local stories. Hosts Bonnie and Bernie
Ruekgauer will prepare a dinner in their Lam-
bertville home typical of Maine church suppers,
with a touch of lobster included. Valued at $40
per person. 6 winners. Date: Saturday, June 16,
2018 at 6:00 pm.
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Here's one for the vinyl lovers. Hear the music
Rollie Rahn listened to on his restored Silver-
tone, hand cranked, 78 RPM portable record
player. Included is an album of twelve 78s do-
nated by Greg Pontier plus a box of needles. Hear
Bing Crosby sing the “Whiffenpoof Song.” Listen
to Glen Miller, Kay Kyser, Woody Herman, Diana
Shore, and many more sounds of the big bands.
The records are worth more than the player. Of-
fered by Roy Vogel and truly priceless. Minimum
bid of $150.
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Mike and Sandy Muccioli offer two tickets and
VIP treatment to see world-class jazz artists at
the Summer Jazz Cafe, held at the Two Rivers
Theater in Red Bank, NJ. The Summer Jazz Cafe
series is a production of the non-profit Jazz Arts
Project, Inc. with Joe Muccioli (Mike’s brother)
as the Artistic Director. The Summer Jazz Cafe
runs Friday and Saturday nights in July and early
August. The winner chooses the artist and night;
the Mucciolis will provide tickets, a reserved
table, coffee or tea and dessert. A list of shows
will be provided as soon as available (see ad for
dates). Valued at $80. One winner of two tickets.
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Yes, we’re serious. This is not a night for jeans
and t-shirts. This event lets you play dress up and
enjoy an incredible six-course meal. Come in
your tux, best black dress or other fine attire.
Your hosts, Roger and Lynda Shapiro, will pro-
vide a complete gourmet meal. Look for photo
ops, great conversation, treats from our wine cel-
lar and the opportunity to go out on a Saturday
night in style. The only thing missing is the dance
floor. Valued at $100 per person. 4 winners.
Date: Saturday, November 10, 2018.
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This beautiful clock needs to be seen to be appre-
ciated. Jackie Thomas offers this unusual wall
clock created by the artist Anisa Raoof. It is num-
bered #36 in a limited edition of 150. The tree of
life is cut from oxidized copper to create a warm
antiqued surface. Tree branches cast soft con-
trasting shadows onto the oxidized and brushed
nickel silver clock box. The clock was individually
formed, so each piece is unique. Authentication
and clock instructions are included in the origi-
nal box. Measures 7.5” wide, 18.5” high and al-
most 3” deep. Valued at $125.
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Another beautiful jewelry pendant piece is enti-
tled Laurel by ChaliceArt. Petite, in 14K yellow
gold, this one is 5/8” tall x 3/8” wide. The pen-
dant is suspended from a 16” gold filled chain.
Offered by ChaliceArt. See it on the back cover!
Valued at $145.
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Enjoy the fall colors for a long weekend in the
Stephen's lovely cabin in Blue Hill Maine. This
fully modernized log cabin (all the modern facili-
ties except WiFi) is available from Thursday
Sept. 13, 2018 through Monday, Sept. 17, 2018.
Check out link on VRBO, house #473654, for
more details. Offered by UUCWC’s Minister
Emeritus Charles Stephens and Alison Stephens
and valued at $500.
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We are still waiting for that new parking lot, but
you can reserve a parking spot close to the door
on Sunday mornings. This will be your very own
parking place for the whole church year. Donated
by UUCWC. Spots reserved for two lucky win-
ners. NOTE that this church year runs from July,
2018, through June, 2019. 2 winners. Valued at
$150.
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Sun, May 20 Walk Yardley & Lunch #242
Wed, May 30 Learn to Dance #308
Thu, May 31 Trenton Thunder Game Night #326
Fri, June 1 Silk Scarf Painting #203
Sat, June 2 Late Spring Brunch #111
Sun, June 3 Plant Potting & Lunch #200
Fri, June 8 Poetry of Rock #267
Sat, June 9 Chic Flix #1 #213
Sat, June 9 Princeton Museum & Lunch #219
Sat, June 9 Lambertville Garden Tour & Tea #262
Sat, June 16 Laurel Hill Cemetery Tour #234
Sat, June 16 Lobstah Tales #813
Sat, June 16 Rock ‘n Roll Movie & Dinner #121
Sat, June 23 Photo Exploration #266
Sat, June 23 Bocce & BBQ #202
Sat, June 30 Dinner & Play Merry Wives #209
Sat, Mar. 9 Morning of Silence #205
Sat, Mar. 16 Spiritual Spa #222
Sat, Mar. 16 Life is Good Multi-Gen’tl Dinner #112
Sun, Mar. 17 St. Patty’s Day Party #115
Sat, Mar. 23 Talent Showcase #266
Sat, April 6 French Seafood Dinner #122
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Sun, July 8 Take UUs Bowling #252
Sat, July 14 Women’s Lunch & Swim #105
Sat, July 14 Persian BBQ #101
Sat, July 21 Concerto Fusion Dinner #103
Mon, July 23 BBQ & Blawenburg Band #119
Sat, Aug. 4 Annie – Live Musical #260
Fri.–Sun., Aug. 17-19 Day of Folk Music #232
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Sat, Sept 1 or 29 Penna. Renaissance Faire #231
Sat, Sept. 8 Clambake! #109
Fri, Sept. 14 Garden Soiree #262
Fri–Sun, Sept. 14-16 Men’s Weekend at Beach #802
Sat, Sept. 15 All-request Concert & Dinner #120
Sat, Sept. 15 Chic Flix #2 #214
Sun, Sept. 16 Chesapeake Seafood Dinner #123
Sat, Sept. 22 Magic Gardens Museum & Lunch #256
Sat, Sept. 22 Joy of Making Pasta #261
Sat, Sept. 22 BBQ Rib Dinner #110
Sat, Sept. 22 A Taste of Japan Dinner #126
Sun, Sept. 23 Photography Class #244
Sat, Sept. 29 Softball Game & Picnic #257
Sat, Sept. 29 Dinner at Non Solo Pasta #116
Sun, Sept. 30 Brunch in Historic Pennington #104
Fri, Oct 5 & 26 Literary Lunches #239
Fri, Oct. 5 Bunco Game #229
Sat, Oct. 6 Penn. Renaissance Faire (opt.) #231
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at, Oct. 6 Dinner & NJ Symphony #301
Sun, Oct. 7 Bead It! Jewelry Party #210
Fri, Oct. 12 Oktoberfest Dinner #127
Sat, Oct. 13 Buzz on Books #218
Sat, Oct. 13 Haitian Dinner #125
Sat, Oct. 14 Tea with Friends #118
Wed, Oct. 17 Games & Lunch at Continental #243
Sat, Oct. 20 Discover Orienteering #233
Sat, Oct. 20 Sing-along w/ Grease (movie) #250
Sat, Oct. 20 Steak au Poivre #113
Fri, Oct.26 Friday Night Bingo #211
Sat, Oct. 27 Indian Dinner w/ a Twist #117
Sat, Oct. 27 Kinship Circle – Halloween #224
Sun, Oct. 28 Dia de los Muertos #108
Sat, Nov. 3 Nonna’s Autumn Pasta #114
Sat, Nov. 10 Help Getting Thru Next 3 Yrs #221
Sat, Nov. 10, Chez Shapiro Formal #816
Sat, Nov. 17 Portuguese Dinner #102
Sat, Nov. 17 Sacred Suds & Mythic Pizza #106
Fri, Nov. 30 Texas Hold ’Em Poker #220
Sun, Dec. 2 English Lunch #107
Sun, Dec. 2 Cocktails, Cookies Carols #263
Fri, Dec. 7 Evening of Carols & Readings #354
Sun, Dec. 9 Holiday Sing-along #201
Sat, Jan. 5 Grilled Steak #805
Sat, Jan. 12 Exploring Beauty #258
Sat, Jan. 19 Movie: My Dinner with Andre #259
Sat, Jan. 19 Shrimp & Crab Fest #124
Sat, Jan. 19 Wine & Chocolate Tasting #217
Fri, Jan. 25 Game Night & Dinner #248
Sat, Jan. 26 Charades #227
Sat, Jan. 26 Chic Flix #3 #215
Sat, Feb. 2 Spelling Bee #223
Sat, Feb. 16 Deep Trivia & Dinner #249
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