Harbor History Museum Auction Catalog

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GIG HARBOR’S HISTORYIS GOLDEN

Welcome!

It is a pleasure to have you join us for the Harbor HistoryMuseum’s 13th Annual History Rocks Dinner & Auction.Your presence tonight is a testament to your dedication and

support for the museum’s mission of collecting, preserving, andsharing our region’s history, and we greatly appreciate yourattendance at tonight’s event.

In 1964, a group of nine women embarked on a journeyto preserve the rich history of Gig Harbor, creating the GigHarbor Peninsula Historical Society. These women dutifullylaid the foundation for what would become the HarborHistory Museum and, as the museum celebrates its 50th yearin 2014, we’re taking this opportunity to honor and thankour members, volunteers and supporters – past, present, and

future – for all you have done and all you continue to do. Wewould not be who we are today without all of you.

Thank you for joining us this evening! We hope you eat,drink and laugh and, most importantly, continue your supportof the museum.

Cheers,

Mary Grubbs and Anne Kilcup

Co-Chairs



CELEBRATING 50 YEARS OF HISTORY

THANK YOU TO BOEING,

THIS YEAR’S PLATINUM SPONSOROF HISTORY ROCKS.



THANK YOUHARBOR HISTORYMUSEUM BOARDOF DIRECTORSMary Grubbs, PresidentBeth Perrow, SecretaryMark Nelson, TresurerRoger BirdDennis CarterCheri JohnsonLee KilcupFloyd Kinsman

Jane Koler Jannae MittonDave MorrisTim PayneSteve Severin

Jim Smalley

HARBOR HISTORYMUSEUM STAFF

John Ross, Interim Executive Director Casey Demory, Programs andExhibits Manager Michelle Binkley, Of ce and

Accounting Manager Michelle Paulus, Marketing Manager Whitney Wiggins, Event Coordinator Carol Green, Volunteer andDevelopment Coordinator Liz Pederson, Guest ServicesSarah Neagle, Guest Services

Nate Slater, Shipwright

2014 HISTORYROCKS COMMITTEEEVENT CO-CHAIRSMary GrubbsAnne Kilcup

Marci Baker Jim BorgenBrett DeSantisClaudia Fischer

Karen HovenGunda MeissnerMark NelsonPam Peterson SmithDebra Ross

Sandy Ruffo

2014 HISTORYROCKS VOLUNTEERSDiane BertramMary BillMarlene BosankoDave ColeDebbie Ferris

Natalie GeyeDan GeyeRosalie HegartyFred HigakiLyn HigakiQuentin JamesMegan LieboldChris LentzDave MartinBarb MartinFrank PeacockeFrela PeacockeMarcia PollittMary Anne Smith

Jeff Stahnke

Janet StahnkeDick ThurstonLinda Thurston

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We all know that history rocks, so naturally our Signature Cocktailcomes to you on the rocks. The Rockin’ Rye, an original libation crafted

and sponsored by the expert distillers and cocktail connoisseurs

at Heritage Distilling Co. is guaranteed to make your night one to

remember. $75 not only buys you only one of 60 opportunities to sip

and savor our Rockin’ Rye, it also buys you an exclusive entry to win an

exceptional vacation getaway to Las Vegas.

A one-of-a-kind cocktail paired with

a one-of-a-kind trip — don’t miss out.

If you win, it won’t just be history

rockin’ tonight. You’ll be rockin’

too. Cheers!

A GOLDEN OFFERINGHISTORY ROCKS WITH A ROCKIN’ RYE



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THE GOLDEN TICKETONLY 150 AVAILABLEYou could win your choice of tonight’s liveauction items! PURCHASE GOLDEN

TICKETS FOR $50 from our volunteers

stationed throughout the building to bump to

the head of the line our live auction items.

Don’t miss out on this incredible

opportunity – only 150 are available!

THANK YOU TO OUR

GOLD LEVEL SPONSOR

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1 ACCENT YOUR GARDEN WITH ATOM TORRENS SCULPTURE

Form meets function in the

creations of celebrated GigHarbor metal artist Tom Torrens,

who draws on natural and man-

made in uences to transform

recycled and industrial materials

into re ned works of home

and garden art. Strong, simple

lines expressed primarily in

formed steel, brass and hand-

spun copper are hallmarks of his

designs. In this garden creation

up for auction, a copper birdbath

nests within circular lines atop

a triangular stand made of steel.

This statement piece evokes

a tranquil sophistication to

enhance any garden setting .

Generously donated by:Tom Torrens

Value: $1,200



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Ladies, sound the charge and get ready to bid. This three-night getaway

to San Francisco gives you a $1,000 shopping spree with your own

personal shopper at Bloomingdale’s on Market Street, offering every-

thing from exclusive designers to top-line home goods. Sip champagne

and feel pampered. Bloomies’ shopping experts will be on hand with

fashion, skincare and cosmetics advice tailored just for you. At day’s end,head back to your standard room at the luxurious Fairmont Hotel. Enjoy

sweeping views of the city, a cocktail in the lounge, ending your day with

dinner at a top restaurant. This package includes daily breakfast for two

and round-trip coach class air transportation.

Value: $3,400

RESTRICTIONS: Must be booked a minimum of 60 days in advance. Reservationsare subject to availability. Certi cates cannot be replaced if lost, stolen ordestroyed. All purchases are non-refundable. Packages cannot be resold. Groundtransportation is not included.

SHOP TIL YOU DROPAT BLOOMINGDALE’SSAN FRANCISCO




3 DISCOVER THE COASTAL BEAUTYOF OREGON’S DEPOE BAY

Take in the drama of waves crashing against a rugged coastline from the

warmth of your own cozy condo. This is just one feature that makes

your getaway to Oregon’s Depoe Bay oh so special. Home to the world’s

tiniest navigable harbor, this seaside hamlet is known for stunning ocean

views, nearly year-round shing, whale watching, and a diversity of quaintdowntown shops. In town, watch boats “shoot the hole” as they enter the

bay, then dine on a meal of fresh seafood. You’ll have a week to enjoy it all

while staying in a two-bedroom, two-bath condo that sleeps up to six.

Generously donated by Marlene BosankoValue: $1,000

RESTRICTIONS: Only available Friday to Friday, July 10 –17, 2015.Check in at 4:00 p.m. Check out at noon.



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4 ESCAPE, RELAX AND EXPLORE ONTHE BIG ISLAND OF HAWAII

This trip takes you to the southeastern shores of “The Big Island” for an

April getaway at the Sea Mountain resort, far from the bustle of the city.

Mmmm . . . sun-soaked sands, refreshing Polynesian breezes . . . lazing the

day away. This is relaxation at its purest. Stroll down to the legendaryblack-sand beach of Punalu’u. Explore the natural wonders of Hawaii

Volcanoes National Park. Hike to the ruins of an ancient civilization. Dip

into the hot tub and pool back at the resort. Then head back to your fully

equipped bungalow and enjoy the sunset.

Generously donated by Deb RossValue: $1,750

RESTRICTIONS: Available April 13 – 17, 2015 only.




5 OWN A RICHLY TEXTUREDORIGINAL FROM TOP ARTISTMARTHA REISDORF

Rich body. Bold strokes. Thick textures. These are the attributes that

embody Martha Reisdorf’s highly regarded works of contemporary

abstract expressionism. This is your opportunity to say you own one of her

paintings. Last year, Martha was ranked among the top ten abstract artistsby well-known Chicago art blogger Daniel Ferris. Her work is exhibited

in museums and galleries regionally and hangs in private collections

throughout the U.S. and in Europe. She’s been featured on television, in

news publications and in catalogs. Up for auction is a 36”x48” oil on canvas,

an uplifting work of pastel hues entitled Tropfenol #112.

Generously donated by Martha ReisdorfValue: $2,200



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Are you the mood for some epic alpine skiing? Then bid to win this seven-

night getaway to legendary Whistler, BC. This unrivaled North American

ski destination offers access to over 8,100 acres of skiable terrain and a

base village thriving with day- and nightlife. Your second oor Hilton condo

is just steps from the Whistler gondola that will whisk you to the slopes

and return you to luxury at day’s end. The condo features two bedrooms,two baths and a loft to accommodate up to six adults, plus a full kitchen

and Jacuzzi. Parking for one vehicle is included.

Generously donated by Paula Demmer Value: $3,200

RESTRICTIONS: The stay is for December 7-14, 2014 only.

HIT THE SLOPES ANDSKI WHISTLER



7 UNWIND TO THE CADENCEOF YOUR OWN WATERFALL

Nurture your chi with the calming cadence of your own landscaped

waterfall from Erin Rockery Construction. With this auction offering, the

award-winning landscaper will design and install an 8-by-10-foot pond or

pond-less waterfall to suit your outdoor surroundings. Erin Rockery is

known for its quality work, drawing on a premium materials and more

than 100 years of combined experience to create award-winning land- and

waterscapes. Your waterfall project includes all rock, mulch and gravel, and

an Aquascapes Design balanced ltration system for low maintenance.

Generously donated by Richard and Leann O’Neill

Value: $4,000

RESTRICTIONS: Design and installation to be within the greater Gig Harborarea. Installation timeline to be agreed upon by both parties and completed byMarch 30, 2015. Electrical pump is homeowner’s responsibility.




8 NEW YORK, NEW YORKLONG WEEKEND ESCAPE

Fly east for the weekend and get into that New York state of mind. Enjoy

prime seating for two at the Broadway show of your choice and a $200

certi cate toward Actor Robert De Niro’s Tribeca Grill restaurant,

renowned for its robust cuisine and award-winning wine list. Your three-night, Friday–Sunday stay at the Hilton New York Hotel puts you in the

heart of midtown shopping and cultural attractions. Spend the morning at

Bergdorf ’s, lunch at the Carnegie Deli and the afternoon at MOMA. Your

package includes two tickets to a performance at Carnegie Hall and two

tickets to the Top of the Rock. It’s the quintessential New York experience

and it’s yours for the taking. Round-trip, coach airfare for two is included.

Value: $5,500

RESTRICTIONS: Must be booked a minimum of 60 days in advance. Reservationsare subject to availability. Certi cates cannot be replaced if lost, stolen ordestroyed. All purchases are non-refundable. Packages cannot be resold. Groundtransportation is not included.

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9 TURN BACK THE HANDS OF TIME WITH A MULTICARE SPA PACKAGE

Emerge from an afternoon of spa treatments feeling younger, happierand ready to be wooed. This package for six people from MultiCare’s

Re ections Spa lets you choose how you want to turn back time. Erase

those frown lines with a Xeomin botulinum treatment followed by a

30-minute therapeutic massage. Or pair a 60- minute signature massage

with a 60-minute rejuvenating facial. Both options include 6 jars of

PhysioLogics Theanine for a healthy brain and mood. Plus the buyer ofthis spa experience receives one skin care package from IsClinicals.

Generously donated by MultiCare Re ections SpaValue: $2,000




10 BE ON THE GREENS FOR THEUS OPEN IN 2015

Experience the thrill of being there to witness the rst US Open Golf

Tournament held in our own backyard. This once-in-a-lifetime package

provides two grounds passes for the June 20-21 nal rounds of the 2015

championship at Chambers Bay Golf Course in University Place. Follow

the pros right on the greens or from the comfort of the Trophy Club Pa-

vilion over a bite to eat. Make a mini-vacation of this historic event. The

package includes three nights in a standard hotel room for two in Tacoma

or Seattle and daily event transportation to Chambers Bay and back.

Value: $6,000

RESTRICTIONS: Must be booked a minimum of 60 days in advance. Reservationsare subject to availability. Certi cates cannot be replaced if lost, stolen or destroyed.All purchases are non-refundable. Packages cannot be resold. Ground transportationis not included.

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11 SEA’S THE DAY WITH ASEABROOK GETAWAY

Enjoy a ve-night stay at the charming Roosevelt Cabin at Seabrook,

Washington on the Central Washington Coast. A beautifully-

appointed cabin, the Roosevelt is the perfect escape for two (and your

pooch!). Seabrook offers a wide variety of amenities, including a spa,

an outstanding restaurant and wine bar, and a market with fresh food,

local offerings and great coffee. It truly is a relaxing escape – one you’resure to talk about for years to come! A wine and cheese basket from

Seabrook’s very own Stowaway Wine Bar will be waiting for you when

you arrive.

Generously donated by Gary Lagerstrom and Whitney WigginsValue: $1,500

RESTRICTIONS: Five-night stay for two adults and two children. One pet under25 lbs. permitted. Good for any date in 2015 with the exception of MemorialDay weekend, 4th of July, Labor Day weekend, Thanksgiving and Christmas.




12 MANGIA! MANGIA!CELEBRATE THE FLAVORS OFITALY AT MORSO

Good food, good wine, good friends. That’s what the Italians say when

mangia time rolls around, and that’s what you will get with this special

dining experience. Gather your party of eight for an Italian-themed

dinner at Morso. Enjoy the water view and camaraderie as Morso’s chefs

serve a sumptuous multi-course menu with wine pairings designed to

accent the signature avors of Italy. With Morso handling the food and

wine, you need only supply the friends. It will be a culinary night to

remember. Saluto!

Generously donated by MorsoValue: $1000

RESTRICTIONS: Dinner to be scheduled on a mutually agreeable date prior toOctober 1, 2015.

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13 TROPHY FISHING IN ALASKA’SCLOVER BAY

Imagine being on the water in the misty morning hours, surrounded by

Alaska’s wilderness as you cast your rst line of the day. By day’s end,

you’ve reeled in a prize king salmon. It can happen with this four-day

unguided shing trip at Clover Bay Lodge on the remote eastern shores

of Prince of Wales Island. At Clover Bay, the angling is always great and

tales of catching the big one are never tall. Four species of salmon run

strong here. Halibut and lingcod are plentiful too. Spend your days on

the water aboard an 18-foot Smoker Craft, then return to comfortablerustic quarters, a crackling re and a home-style meal. This package is for

one person, but requires a minimum two-person reservation.

Generously donated by Clover Bay Lodge and Jon KvinslandValue: $1,200

RESTRICTIONS: Date to be mutually agreed upon. Fishing licenses, king salmon

stamp, alcoholic beverages and gratuities not included. Round-trip airfare fromSeattle to Ketchikan not included.




14 ROCK OUT WITH THEBEATNIKS ON THE BAY

If you missed it this season, here’s your chance join in on one of our

most anticipated auction events — an private Beatniks concert on the

waterfront of Gig Harbor Bay. Dave and Mame Morris will host this

summer 2015 experience at their historic Skansie netshed overlooking

the mouth of the bay. Mingle with other Beatniks fans over cateredgourmet fare, then groove to the ‘60s and ‘70s tunes that make up

the cover band’s repertoire. Just $125 reserves your place for this

sought-after exclusive experience.

BID QUICKLY. ONLY100 TICKETS ARE AVAILABLE.

Generously donated by Dave and Mame Morris, the HarborHistory Museum and The Beatniks

Value: Priceless

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15 CHOOSE YOUR CRUISE ONHOLLAND AMERICA

Pick a destination then escape to luxury aboard one of Holland

America’s ve-star ocean liners. Voyage across the Mediterranean to

the ancient lands of Greece and Turkey. Explore the down-under lands

of Australia and New Zealand. Or cruise the Caribbean to the mañana

cultures of Antigua or Dominica. On the ship, indulgence is at your ngertips. Take in a show. Dance the night away. Get pampered at the

renowned Greenhouse Spa and Salon. Your certi cate for two is good

for any cruise* up to 10 days in length and entitles you to a single,

complimentary stateroom at the minimum outside stateroom category.

Generously donated by Holland America CruisesValue: $5,000

RESTRICTIONS: Certi cate for two must be used within 18 months. *ExcludesAlaska CruiseTours, Grand Voyages, Holiday Voyages, World Cruises andchartered sailings. Also excludes taxes, onboard charges, shore excursions,hotel service charges, and airfare to departure and from arrival ports.




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Whether you are a regular Julia Child in the kitchen, a culinary wannabe,

or just love to eat good food, this experience is designed to unleashyour inner epicurean. You’ll take part in a private group cooking class

held by an award-winning chef in the gourmet kitchen of our own

Bella Kitchen Essentials. Learn how the pros unlock the avors of the

freshest ingredients for maximum impact. Sample the fruits of your

evening’s labors; then swoon. This exclusive event is for eight people.

Generously donated by Therese Garrett MillerValue: $1200

RESTRICTIONS: Course date and menu to be determined.

COOKING IN THE KITCHEN WITH BELLA

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17 GET HOT FOR PAIN RELIEFAND WELLNESS

Who would think that pressure could bene t your health. But with this

offering from mHyperbarics, you’ll discover how hyperbaric oxygenated

therapy (HOT) works to reduce pain, increase mobility and improve

overall wellness. Step into the hyperbaric chamber, breathe deep and relax.

Increased pressure delivers a higher concentration of oxygen to your

system to battle migraines, bromyalgia and other forms of chronic pain;

in ammations and slow-healing wounds; symptoms of stroke and vascular

disease; and many other ailments. And yes, you may get an immune-

system boost and anti-aging bene t as well. This package gives you 30

one-hour sessions. So raise your paddle. You’ll feel better for it.

Generously donated by mHyperbaricsValue: $1800




18 BE A HISTORY ROCKS STARAT THE 2015 PREMIER TABLE

Indulge in the extra details and VIP concierge service that come with

sitting at the Harbor History Museum’s 2015 Premier Dinner and

Auction Table. The star treatment begins when your party of 10 is

transported to the event in a luxurious chauffeur-driven limousine. Once

inside, you’ll be the golden ones, dining front and center at a beautiful

table decorated just for you. The package comes with 10 tickets to next

year’s History Rocks auction, individual gifts for each guest, appetizers anddessert created just for your table, plus unlimited premium wines. Eat,

drink, enjoy with abandon. Your limo will be waiting to usher you home

in style.

Generously donated by the Harbor History MuseumValue: $1500

RESTRICTIONS: Limo requires advance reservations, departs and drops off fromone location, and may require two trips.

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19 GROOVE TO THE SOUNDS OFSUMMER IN VIP STYLE

The best seats on the “green” are waiting for you with this package

that earns you and a companion the primo treatment for the entire

Summer Sounds series of concerts at Skansie Brothers Park. Two specially

monogrammed Harbor History Museum chairs save your spot, frontand center, for each concert of the 2015 season, while the Maritime Inn

reserves premium parking for you just across the street. A gift card to the

Tides ensures dinner and drinks are ready when you are. You just need to

show up, relax and groove to the tunes.

Generously donated by the City of Gig Harbor and the TidesValue: $500




20 DINE UNDER THE STARS ONGIG HARBOR BAY

Gig Harbor’s favorite event hosts, Cheri Johnson and Jannae Mitton,

present an exclusive epicurean dining experience on Gig Harbor Bay.

Against the backdrop of boats and sails, soft music and the Gig Harbor

moon, your party of eight will enjoy an unforgettable evening arranged

just for you. You’ll indulge in ne wines and a seven-course menu, including

the freshest in seafood, select prime cuts of aged beef, and farm-to-table

ingredients prepared by a private chef – all yours for the night. Arrive by

car or boat. Your candlelit table awaits dockside.

Generously donated by Cheri Johnson, Jannae Mittonand Mike Tunney

Value: $1500RESTRICTIONS: To be scheduled on a mutually agreed upon date.

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DESSERT DASH DONORSCanterwoodCarol GreenCarol Virak Casey DemoryCheri and Jay Johnson

Cyndi WilsonDel and Lee DeideDevoted KissFloyd KinsmanGreen House RestaurantGunda Meissner

Jane Koler Jannae Mitton Joann Hale John Ross

Karen HovenLinda Schmidt-StrandLiz PedersonLeslie FlemingMarci and Joni Baker

Mark CavinessMichelle BinkleyMichelle PaulusPam Hart-NewmanQFCRoger and MaryLou BirdSafewaySandy Ruffo

Steve SeverinWhitney Wiggins

TABLE CAPTAINSBeth and Wade PerrowBoeingCannon ConstructionCathy and Paul Schneider

CenturyLink Cheri and Jay JohnsonClaudia FischerColumbia Bank Dave and Mame MorrisDeb RossDennis CarterFrank and Sandy RuffoGene PearsonHarrison Medical CenterHeritage Bank Integrated Financial Services

Jane Koler and Roy Humphreys Jannae Mitton and Timberland

Bank

Joanie Mitton and Mel Olson John Moist and Arabella’s LandingKitsap Bank Kurt Schley and St. Anthony’s

HospitalLee and Anne Kilcup

Mark Nelson and DaviesPearson

Martha Reisdorf and BeverlyHopper

MultiCare Health Systemsand Mary Grubbs

Jay and Peachy Smallingand Walt and Janice Smith

Roger and MaryLou BirdRosemary RossSigno UddenberySteve SeverinThe GalleryThe Inn at Gig HarborTim and Stephanie PayneTom and Tammy GimseUptown Gig HarborUS Bank




DINNER MENUHors D’OeurvesSalmon Cakes with caper aioliTomato Soup Shooter with mini grilled cheese sandwichesBeef Skewers with cilantro pesto

Plated DinnerRolls & ButterGreen Asparagus Mimosa Salad with champagne vinaigretteEggplant Risotto with fresh mozzarella and marinaraGrilled Teres Major Steak and Fresh Cod with caramelizedWalla Walla Onion Bordelaise SauceYukon Scallp Potatoes

Fun

W W W . U P T O W N G I G H A R B O R . C O M

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SILENT AUCTION$100 Gift Certi cate to Glenwood Gardens – Generously donatedby Glenwood Gardens

$25 Cheesecake Factory Gift Card – Generously donated by The

Cheesecake Factory$50 Gift Card to Wilco – Generously donated by Wilco

$50 Gift Certi cate to McMenamins – Generously donated byMcMenamins

One Night Stay at Alderbrook Resort – Generously donated byAlderbrook Resort & Spa

One Night Stay in a Deluxe Queen Room – Generously donatedby Maritime Inn

One Night Stay + Dinner at Alderbrook Resort & Spa –Generously donated by Alderbrook Resort & Spa

One Night Stay at the Monaco Seattle – Generously donated byKimpton Hotels

One Night Stay for Two at the Hotel Murano – Generouslydonated by Hotel Murano

Two Daily Gallery Tickets to the 2015 US Open – Generouslydonated by USGA




2014 History Rocks Table Runners – Generously donated by theHarbor History Museum

30 Lbs. of Fresh Manila Clams – Generously donated by Bob andWendy Babare

Four Clip & Climb Day Passes – Generously donated by EdgeworksClimbing

Four Ice Skating Passes with Skate Rental – Generously donatedby Pierce County Parks and Recreation

Four Passes to the EMP Museum – Generously donated byExperience Music Project

Four Passes to the Museum of Flight – Generously donated byMuseum of Flight

Four Passes to Eagle Float, Skagit River – Generously donated byPaci c Northwest Float Trips

Four Tickets to LeMay Museum at Marymount – Generouslydonated by LeMay -- America’s Car Museum

Four Tickets to the Seattle Art Museum – Generously donated bySeattle Art Museum

Four Tickets to the Woodland Park Zoo – Generously donated byWoodland Park Zoo


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Four Tickets to Walking with Dinosaurs – Generously donated byTacoma Dome

Argosy Harbor Cruise for Two – Generously donated by ArgosyCruises

BBQ and Cocktails with the Kolers! – Generously donated by JaneKoler and Roy Humphreys

Birthday Beach Bash – Generously donated by Harbor Wild Watch

Birthday Party at Hands on Children’s Museum – Generouslydonated by Hands On Children’s Museum

Ceramic Bowl – Generously donated by Chris Nielsen

Chapel on Echo Bay Rental – Generously donated by Chapel onEcho Bay

Coin and Precious Metals Appraisal – Generously donated byCoins Unlimited

Cut and Color with Ultimate Looks – Generously donated byUltimate Looks Hair Design

Deluxe Spa Package – Generously donated by New York Nails Spa

Dessert A Month For A Year – Generously donated by Susanne’sBakery and Mike Tunney

Family Fun Pack for PDZA – Generously donated by Point De anceZoo and Aquarium

Family Membership to the WSHS – Generously donated byWashington State Historical Society

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We put ourmoney whereour heart is:the community

Member FDIC Equal Housing Lender

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Downtown Gig Harbor Branch 253-851-5551 3006 Judson Street

Gig Harbor Branch 253-858-5105 5303 Pt Fosdick Dr NW

ColumbiaBank.com

Glassblowing Experience – Generously donated by TacomaGlassblowing Studio

Golf at the Gig Harbor Golf Clu b – Generously donated byGig Harbor Golf Club

Growler A Month for a Year – Generously donated by IslandView Market

Handmade Child’s Quilt – Generously donated by Ruth Reilly

Handmade Quilt – Generously donated by Ruth Reilly

Harbor and Narrows Bridge Boat Tour for 10 – Generouslydonated by Destiny Harbor Tours

Harbor History Birthday Package – Generously donated by

Harbor History MuseumHoliday Gift Basket – Generously donated by Debra Wiggins

In-home Tutoring – Generously donated by Beth Perrow

Interior Design Consultation – Generously donated byCatherine Shively

Island View Market Growler a Month – Generously donated by Jim Ohlinger

Landscaping Supplies – Generously donated by Walrath LandscapeSupply

Mahogany Endlamp Table – Generously donated by Vanberg, Richard

Pike Place Brewing Company Gift Box – Generously donated byPike Brewing Company

Poker Party for Seven At Jim Borgen’s – Generously donated by Jim Borgen




Private Wine Tasting Package for 10 – Generously donated byTotal Wine and More

Seafair Weekend Summer Package – Generously donated bySeafair and Ivar’s

Set of Two Hand-painted Wine Glasses – Generously donated byDolly Mame Designs

Stampin’ Up Gift Basket – Generously donated by Stampin’ Up

Table Gong – Generously donated by Tom Torrens

Tickets to the rst seasons of TSO – Generously donated byTacoma Symphony Orchestra

Tickled Pink Accessory Basket – Generously donated byTickled Pink

Toy Basket from The Sandcastle – Generously donated byThe Sandcastle

Two Gold Pillows – Generously donated by Sandy Ruffo

Two Hours of Interior Design Consultation – Generously donatedby Brett Marlo DeSantis

Two Night Stay at Atlantis Casino, Reno – Generously donated by

Atlantis Casino – RenoTwo Oki Golf 2015 Original Players Cards – Oki Golf

Two tickets to the Seattle Symphony – Generously donated bySeattle Symphony

Vodka Rocks Library – Generously donated by Cheri Johnson

Weathervane – Generously donated by The Beach Basket

Weber One Touch Gold Kettle Grill – Generously donated byMcClendon Hardware

Wine Basket – Generously donated by Steve and Charlene Severin

Wine Basket with Wine and Wine Glasses – Generously donatedby Lee and Anne Kilcup

Wine Tasting at Stottle Winery – Generously donated by

Stottle Winery Wine Travel Cooler and Two Bottles of Wine – Generouslydonated by Whitney Wiggins

Winery Tour at the Hoodsport Winery – Generously donated byHoodsport Winery Wine Tasting

WSU Store Gift Certi cate and Coug Gear – Generouslydonated by Cougwear.com

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NOTES



AUCTION RULES1. Upon entry, each guest will be given a bid card. To bid in the silent auction,

simply write your bid number on the silent auction bid form. To bid in thelive auction, hold up high your bid card with the number toward theauctioneer. By bidding in the live or silent auctions each bidder agrees tothese auction rules.

2. A bid acknowledged by the live auctioneer is a legal contract to purchase theitem. As well, in the silent auction, designation of the bid you have writtenby the silent auction of cial as the top bid is legal contract to purchase thatsilent auction item.

3. Top bidders may pay for their items at the auction cashiering stations, whichopen for regular service at the conclusion of the live auction. It is notnecessary to pay for each item after it’s purchased and we encourage youto pay for your purchases only once, at the end of the live auction. Paymentin full, however, is mandatory at the auction.

4. Auction items will be awarded to one purchaser only. The top bid amountfor an auction item will not be split among bidders who may have agreed topay a portion of the top bid amount. A purchaser who wishes to so splitthe payment for an auction item must collect the individual payments fromthe other bidder(s). Then either present those payments to the cashiers atthe time the purchaser pays for the top bidder’s purchases or accept thosepayments as a partial reimbursement for the total payment the purchaserhas made.

5. All purchases are nal and there will be no exchanges or refunds on itemsunless otherwise noted.

6. Bidders who elect at registration to be served under the ExpressPay™system do not have to stand in line to pay for their purchases. Instead,ExpressPay™ guests will have paid receipts for their auction purchasesdelivered to them during the course of the auction. Please see ExpressPay™information for details.

7. The Auctioneer reserves the right to reject any bid which is a minimalfractional advance over the prior bid. The auctioneer reserves the right toadd or withdraw, without notice, items to or from the auction.

8. We will gladly accept your payment by currency, your check, Visa, Master-Card, or Discover Card. Please make your check payable to HarborHistory Museum. The Internal Revenue Service has granted the Gig HarborPeninsula Historical Society dba Harbor History Museum charitable orga-nization status. We are, thus, a 501(c)3 charitable organization and yourpayments are tax deductible as a charitable contribution, only to the extentprovided by law. Generally you may deduct as a charitable contribution theamount you pay above the fair market value of the item. Please see your taxprofessional for deductibility to you.

9. Unless otherwise noted, all goods and services must be claimed and usedwithin one year of the auction date.

10. The purchaser assumes the responsibility to locate and remove purchasesfrom the auction premises. Purchasers may claim from the Certi cate Tablethe certi cate(s) for services and tangible items not displayed. Just show

your paid receipt and you will receive the certi cate.11. Reservations for trips and vacation accommodations must be mutually

arranged with the donor unless otherwise noted. Tickets in travel packagesare for coach class unless otherwise noted. No refunds will be allowed on




12. Travel will be provided by donors as described even if the prices increaseabove those stated. Because travel charges change, travel costs maydecrease the values stated, but no refunds will be allowed.

13. All items not removed from the auction premises this evening may beclaimed during the week following the auction at the Harbor HistoryMuseum during normal of ce hours, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

14. The Harbor History Museum has attempted to describe and catalog allitems correctly, but all items are offered as is, where is. Harbor HistoryMuseum neither warrants nor represents, and in no event shall beresponsible for the correctness of descriptions, genuineness, authorship,provenance or condition of the items. No statement made in this catalogor made orally at the auction or elsewhere shall be deemed such awarranty for tax purposes or fair market value. Items have not beenappraised unless otherwise noted.

15. Each person issued a bid number (bidder) assumes all risks and hazards

related to the auction and items obtained at the auction. Each bidder agreesto hold harmless from any liability arising there from Harbor HistoryMuseum, its elected and appointed of cials, members and employees, theauctioneer(s), the auction company and its agents and employees, the eventorganizers, sponsors, and /or volunteers connected with the auction.

16. Fair market value is an estimate of the retail value. Generally, we depend onthe donor to give us a reasonable estimate of the item’s retail value.

SILENT AUCTION1. Items offered in the silent auction will have silent auction bid forms attached

to them or on a table nearby. You may bid by simply writing your bidnumber on the form, opposite the amount you want to bid. We ask you topress hard as you are making two copies.

2. You do not have to take the next available bid amount, but may skip aheadon the form to nd the amount you really want to bid. The next biddermust bid a higher amount than you did to be successful.

3. If you really want an item, just write your bid number opposite the amountlabeled Guaranteed Purchase and you own the item. Once you write yourbid number on the Guaranteed Purchase line, the bidding on that item isconcluded.

4. You may bid on any item in the silent auction until the section is closed.Bidding for items in the silent auction sections will close at the time posted.A silent auction of cial will circle the top bid number and amount. You cansee if you are the successful purchaser by looking at a copy (pink) of thesilent auction bid form, which is left in its place after the section is closed.

5. All certi cate or gift card items are not redeemable for cash, unless other-wise noted.

LIVE AUCTION1. You may preview the live auction from the time the doors open until the

start of the live auction. Please feel free to come right up to the display ofthe live auction items, even up onto the live auction stage. We want you tohave adequate time and opportunity to see the excellent quality of the liveauction items. Also please note any restrictions, limitations, sizes, etc.

2. To ensure for you that the auction concludes at a reasonable hour, the liveauction will begin during dinner and continue without intermission until allitems have been auctioned.

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HISTORY ROCKS AND SODO OUR SUPPORTERSGood Evening and welcome to History Rocks!

In honor of the Gig Harbor Peninsula Historical Society’s 50th Anniver-

sary, this year’s History Rocks is a Golden Jubilee. The Harbor History

Museum and the Gig Harbor Peninsula Historical Society have been a

part of the community since 1964 and we’re pleased to honoring our

countless supporters who have made the museum a cultural corner-

stone in the community.

From its beginnings as a Basket Social, History Rocks has grown to be

one of Gig Harbor’s premier philanthropic and social events. Each year,

dedicated supporters like you gather together to eat, drink and raise the

vital funding for the special and permanent exhibits, student educationinitiatives, and community programs that de ne the Harbor History

Museum as a cultural cornerstone for the region.

If you haven’t visited the museum before we encourage you to stop by.

The Harbor History Museum is a 14,500 square foot cultural center

in the heart of Gig Harbor’s historic waterfront district and featuresa professionally designed exhibition galleries, a Maritime Gallery that

focuses on commercial shipbuilding, and the Midway Schoolhouse, one

of the Kitsap Peninsula’s rst one-room schoolhouses. At the museum,

history of the region comes alive - and you are a key player in its

success. Thank you for your support!



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