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Tiger Ten Miler Silent Auction
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Tiger Ten Miler
Woodberry Forest School
The second annual Tiger Ten Miler is hosting a Silent Auction!
The Tiger Ten Miler is a 10 mile charity relay race, put on by WFS students. This year all proceeds will benefit ALS research in honor of long time coach and teacher Richard Glover.
Please look over the many fun and exciting items that have been donated to this effort by Woodberry families, alums and local businesses and bid generously!
The online portion of the auction will begin on Monday, May 10th at 8:00 a.m. and run until Friday, May 14th at 5:00 p.m. Participating is easy! Follow these simple steps to place your bid:
1. Read the enclosed descriptions. For pictures of selected items, check the “Silent Auction” news article at www.woodberry.org/news.
2. Each item features an item number and an opening bid amount. If you are the first person to bid on an item, please start by using the opening bid amount. If you are making a subsequent bid, please use the bidding increments specified in the description of the item. For example, for an item showing an opening bid of $20.00 with bidding increments of $5.00, please bid $25.00, $30.00 and so on.
3. To bid, email Kerri Collins at kerri_collins@woodberry.org with the following:
a. Item number
b. Bid amount
c. Your son’s student number
4. Check the Daily Announcements section of the website for the status of your bid. Please note that only high bids will be listed. Bids will be listed by your son’s student number.
5. “Buy It Now” – Some items will have a “buy it now” price. Please email Kerri Collins at kerri_collins@woodberry.org if you would like to purchase one of these items. Bidding will automatically cease and you will be declared the winner!
6. All items will be available for bidding at the Tiger Ten Miler event on May 16th, with the exception of items purchased using the “buy it now” price.
7. Winners will be announced at the race. If you are unable to attend the Tiger Ten Miler, you will receive an email from Kerri notifying you that you have won no later than Monday, May 17th. She will include payment instructions (checks only - made payable to Woodberry Forest School) and make any necessary arrangements for you to claim your item (i.e., ship item, pick up, etc.).
8. Happy bidding and Good Luck!
Thank you for your support!
Auction Items
Really Sporty Stuff…
Item #1 – Atlantic Coast Golf Tour Package
This fantastic package includes two free 2004 memberships for the ACGT plus two free entry fees for a single day event.
Donors: Atlantic Coast Golf Tour
James H. Smith, Jr. (cp ’06)
Opening bid: $100
Increments: $25
Buy it now: $325
Item #2 – TaylorMade Putter
This Rossa Sport Daytona 6 putter will put you on the way to improving your game! RH 35”
Donors: Southwick Golf Course and James H. Smith, Jr. (cp ’06)
Opening bid: $50
Increments: $10
Buy it now: $170
Item #3 – Two Tickets to the Booz Allen Classic (formerly Kemper Open) PGA Golf Tournament
Here’s a chance for you and a friend to pick a day to watch your favorite pros compete during this PGA event! Also included is a tour of the Media Room and lunch with Washington Post sportswriter, Leonard Shapiro. Dates and location of tournament: June 24-27, 2004 at the Tournament Player’s Club at Avenel, Potomac, MD
Donor: Leonard Shapiro (cp ’05)
Opening bid: $100
Increments: $25
Buy it now: $500
Item #4 – Tour of the Washington Post and Lunch at the National Press Club
Sportswriter, Leonard Shapiro, will give you the insider’s view of the inner-workings of one of America’s premiere newspapers.
Donor: Leonard Shapiro (cp ’05)
Opening bid: $75
Increments: $25
Buy it now: $250
Item #5 – Grand Prix Package
This one is a horse jumper’s dream! You and five of your friends will enjoy the view of the race from these six box seats at the $100,000 Upperville Grand Prix on June 13, 2004 in Upperville, VA. Also included is a signed copy of A Sunday Horse: Inside the Grand Prix Show Jumping Circuit by Vicky Moon.
Donor: Vicky Moon (cp ’05)
Opening bid: $75
Increments: $25
Buy it now: $175
Item #6 – DC United Soccer Package
The perfect gift for your soccer enthusiast! This package includes two premium seats to one regular season 2004 home game and an official team jersey.
Size: Large
Donor: Steve Culbertson
Opening bid: $25
Increments: $5
Buy it now: $150
Item #7 – Duke Basketball Tickets
Two tickets for a Duke home basketball game in Cameron Indoor Stadium. Once the upcoming season is finalized, the date will be worked out. If you’re a Blue Devil’s fan, you’re going to want this one!
Donors: Dennis and Leesa Campbell
Opening bid: $25
Increments: $5
Buy it now: $150
Item #8A, 8B – Moubraywear
8A: This classic gray T-shirt, with WFS emblazoned on the front, is a must-have for every serious Tiger. Signed by the legend himself, James Moubray.
Size: XL
8B: The same famous T signed by the Dick Gym’s latest celebrity, Tracey Nibblins.
Size: XL
Donor: WFS Student Store
Opening bid: $10
Increments: $5
Buy it now: $50
Item #9 - Bike Pants by Cannondale Corp.
For the serious biker, these pants have a lifetime warranty and feature the Schoeller Dryskin transport system for comfort and ease of wear. Size: 34 black/white
Donor: The Bike Stop, Culpeper, VA
Opening bid: $25
Increments: $5
Buy it now: $150
Item #10 – Duck Decoy
Every avid duck hunter needs a decoy like this one! This lifelike and hand carved Blackbuck decoy is sure to attract other waterfowl. Carved and signed by nationally renowned master craftsman, Captain Harry R. Jobes.
Donor: Melrose Antiques, Orange, VA
Opening bid: $25
Increments: $5
Buy it now: $200
Item #11 – Clubhouse Box at Keeneland Race Track and Tour of Stone Farm
You and five companions will have an opportunity to see how a working racehorse farm operates when you tour Stone Farm home of Kentucky Derby winners Gato del Sol and Sunday Silence. After the tour, your Clubhouse Box at Keeneland will be waiting for your party. Keeneland’s website describes it as: “Located in the heart of Bluegrass country, this National Historic Landmark in Lexington, Kentucky is home to some of the world's most prestigious Thoroughbred races and auctions.” Pick a mutually agreeable date in October 2004.
Package does not include lodging or airfare.
Donor: Arthur and Staci Hancock (cp ‘04)
Opening bid: $100
Increments: $25
Buy it now: $500
Dynamic Destinations…
Item #12 – Two-Night Stay at The Francis Marion Hotel Completely renovated and located in the heart of downtown Charleston, South Carolina, The Francis Marion is the perfect place for your special getaway. Your stay not only includes an elegantly decorated Deluxe guest room, but you’ll also receive complimentary breakfast for two in The Swamp Fox Restaurant and Bar on both days of your visit. The hotel offers classic Southern cuisine, jazz music, complete spa, views of the historic harbor and more!
Expiration date: May 2005
Donors: Steve and Wendy Dopp (cp ’07)
Opening bid: $100
Increments: $25
Buy it now: $600
Item #13 – Weekend Stay at Snowshoe Resort
When was the last time you escaped to the mountains? You deserve this opportunity to enjoy the view and stuff to do in Snowshoe, WV. You’ll stay in a fully-equipped 2 bedroom condominium at Snowcrest Village with access to a Jacuzzi and awesome ski slopes. Lift tickets not included.
Date of stay must be decided by mid-June, 2004
Donors: Jack and Meg Hewitt (cp ’07)
Opening bid: $100
Increments: $25
Buy it now: $500
Item #14 – One Night Stay at The Jefferson Hotel
A National Historic Landmark located in downtown Richmond, VA, The Jefferson Hotel has satisfied visitors since 1895. The grand marble staircase is the centerpiece of this renovated historic treasure which offers luxurious guestrooms, fine dining opportunities, a fitness center, indoor pool with skylights, and afternoon tea. Spend a Friday, Saturday, or Sunday night in Deluxe accommodations and enjoy the fabulous blend of old and new at this five-star, five-diamond hotel.
Expiration date: May 2005
Donor: Faulkner Bagley
Opening bid: $75
Increments: $25
Buy it now: $350
Great Places to Eat…
Item #15 – Dinner for Two at It’s About Thyme
You’ll love the European country cuisine and quaint atmosphere of this popular restaurant located in the heart of Culpeper. It’s a perfect off-campus dining destination.
Donors: John and Connie Yarnell, Proprietors
Opening bid: $25
Increments: $5
Buy it now: $75
Item #16 – Dinner for Two at The Inn at Meander Plantation
Enjoy a satisfying five-course dinner of American regional cuisine at this lovely 18th Century Inn. Nestled atop a hill with sunset views of the Blue Ridge Mountains, this bed and breakfast is conveniently located just five minutes from Woodberry.
Donors: Susie Blanchard and Suzanne Thomas, Proprietors
Opening bid: $25
Increments: $5
Buy it now: $125
Item #17 – $100 Gift Certificate to The Shebeen Pub and Braai
If you’re looking for casual dining in Charlottesville that’s out of the ordinary, The Shebeen is just the spot! There’s something to satisfy every palate, including South African, Dutch and Indian dishes. Relax on the patio or sit by candlelight as you enjoy the large portions and great prices. Just right for the whole family.
Donors: Walter Slawski ’95 & Alex Slawski ’97, Proprietors
Opening Bid: $25
Increments: $5
Buy it now: $100
Item #18 - Dinner for Four at The Bavarian Chef
If you appreciate German cuisine, hearty portions, and fabulous service, you’ll love the Bavarian Chef. Located twenty minutes from campus, just outside the town of Madison, it’s an excellent choice for dinner after your son’s sporting event.
Donor: Jerome Thalwitz ’81, Proprietor
Opening bid: $25
Increments: $5
Buy it now: $125
Item #19 – Dinner for Two at Kirsten’s of Culpeper
You’ll be able to relax and enjoy the atmosphere the moment you step into Kirsten’s. Located in a restored historic building in downtown Culpeper, Kirsten’s serves contemporary American cuisine, including fine wine, seafood, steak, and homemade desserts. Menu changes daily to take advantage of fresh local products.
Donor: Andrew Ferlazzo, Proprietor
Opening bid: $25
Increments: $5
Buy it now: $75
Note: All dining excludes spirits, tax and gratuity.
Home Décor…
Item #20 – Floral Print
An eye-pleasing bouquet of dahlias, peonies, and lilacs are the focal point of this lovely floral print. With an antique chair of deep gold and green as the backdrop, the subtle tones of pink, white, and lavender flowers will add beauty and elegance to that special room in your house. Dark frame with gold trim is 31½ x 27 ½.
Donor: Spring Meadow Gifts, Orange, VA
Opening bid: $25
Increments: $5
Buy it now: $255
Item #21 – “Crowder Ridge Pansies” Print
Picture the corner window of a rustic old farmhouse, seemingly neglected, yet adorned with three small pots of colorful pansies. This framed, limited edition lithograph, signed and numbered by artist, Phillip Phil Beck, will warm your heart. 35x26 ½
Donor: Alan Glenn (cp ’04) and Salem Graphics
Opening bid $50
Increments: $10
Buy it now: $300
Item #22 – Dried Flower Arrangement
“Butterfly Garden” is the appropriate name for this bouquet. Arranged in a green wooden planter, five monarch butterflies flit atop a delightful mix of magenta carnations, pink roses, purple larkspur, and bright yellow and orange miniature flowers. Plenty of greenery added makes this a lovely warm weather centerpiece.
Donor: Lynn Nielsen (cp ’04)
Opening bid: $25
Increments: $5
Buy it now: $150
Item #23 – Footstool
The Clore family has been hand crafting fine furniture since 1830. That’s why this stool, made of hard wood in cherry finish and woven rattan, is the perfect companion for your favorite chair. You’ll appreciate the quality of this fine piece of Early American furniture.
Size: 12” tall, seat 10”x13”
Donor: E.A. Clore Sons, Inc., Madison, VA
Opening bid $25
Increments: $5
Buy it now: $75
Item # 24A, B, C – Photo Frames
If you’re wondering how you’ll display your son’s Woodberry memories, these delightful frames are the answer! Lovingly hand-decorated by a Woodberry mom, each frame has a distinctive Tiger theme. Choose one or more for your horizontal 5x7 photos.
Donor: Ann Beauchamp (cp ’06)
24A: Black background, two seated tigers, tiger stripes and WFS emblem
Opening bid: $5
Increments: $1
Buy it now: $25
24B: Black background with whimsical crouching tigers and Woodberry seal
Opening Bid: $5
Increments: $1
Buy it now: $25
24C: Tiger stripe background with Woodberry seal Opening bid: $5
Increments: $1
Buy it now: $25
Item #25 – Print of The Lawn, Woodberry Forest
This watercolor print features a view of The Lawn which includes dormitories and academic buildings as seen from Grainger Field. Unframed 32”x14”
Donor: WFS Student Store
Opening bid: $25
Increments: $5
Buy it now: $125
Item #26 – Decorative Urn
Yellow, with a branch of berries painted on the front, this charming earthenware pot will look great filled with flowers on your tabletop.
Donor: Charlotte Brooking
Opening bid: $5
Increments: $1
Buy it now: $50
Show How Much You Care…
Item #27 – Full Page Ad in 2005 Yearbook
Let your son know how proud you are with a full page ad in the Woodberry Fir Tree annual. There is plenty of space for great photos and your word of praise. Recommended for parents of students in Class of 2005.
Donor: The Fir Tree Staff
Opening bid: $100
Increments: $5
Buy it now: $450
Item #28 – Electric Toothbrush
This brush, from the Oral B ProfessionalCare 5000 Series, offers “a better way to brush.” Oscillating-rotating technology allows your son to clean his teeth and gums to prevent gum disease and even remove stains. He’ll discover why this famous name in dental hygiene is better than a manual toothbrush.
Donor: Beth Ledwith (cp ’04)
Opening bid $10
Increments: $5
Buy it now: $75
Item #29 – One Month Free Laundry
What better way to say, “I love you” than to provide your son with laundry service for a full month? Offer good for 2004-2005 school year. Limit 100 pounds.
Donor: The Soap Opera
Opening Bid: $25
Increments: $5
Buy it now: $125
Item #30 - ½ Sheet Birthday Cake from Knakal’s
Surprise your son with a cake from the area’s most popular bakery! Offer good for this school year or next. Cake will be delivered directly to the switchboard.
Donor: Knakal’s Bakery
Opening bid: $10
Increments: $5
Buy it now: $75
Item #31 – Exam Week Survival Package
Home-baked goodies are an absolute necessity to make it through grueling exams! This package includes a generous sampling of Mrs. Coleman’s fresh baked goods, delivered to your son’s student box every day of exam week. Offer good this school year or next.
Donor: Mary Coleman
Opening bid: $10
Increments: $5
Buy it now: $75
Simply Unique…
Item #32 – MooRoo Handbag
The hottest name in handbags, MooRoo, is the bag of choice for celebrities like Halle Berry, Jane Seymour, and Tara Reid. This hand-made purse is black sateen with silver trim and handle. Maroon and black feathers cascade securely from tiny stone accents making this handbag a dazzling accessory for a night on the town. Includes detachable shoulder strap and zipper compartment. Approx. 5”x5”
Donor: Alex Munzel
Opening bid: $100
Increments: $25
Buy it now: $600
Item #33 – Signed Copy of Love in the Driest Season by Neely Tucker
You’ll be stirred by this gripping memoir of a couple’s determination to adopt a child who had been left to die in a field in Zimbabwe. Neely Tucker’s journeys across the globe as a foreign correspondent for the Washington Post, eventually led him to the story that became his own. The entire Woodberry community was touched by his recent visit to campus with his wife and daughter. You too will be moved by this powerful account of how they became a family.
Donor: Neely Tucker
Opening bid: $10
Increments: $5
Buy it now: $50
Item # 34A, B – Hand-Made Belts
Show your school spirit wearing these orange and black grosgrain ribbon belts. What a great way to accessorize your game day outfit.
Donor: Ann Beauchamp (cp ’06)
34A: Black with orange/white gingham stripe
Opening bid: $5
Increments: $1
Buy it now: $25
34B: Black/orange gingham with black stripe
Opening bid: $5
Increments: $1
Buy it now: $25
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Tiger Ten Miler
Woodberry Forest School
The second annual Tiger Ten Miler is hosting a Silent Auction!
The Tiger Ten Miler is a 10 mile charity relay race, put on by WFS students. This year all proceeds will benefit ALS research in honor of long time coach and teacher Richard Glover.
Please look over the many fun and exciting items that have been donated to this effort by Woodberry families, alums and local businesses and bid generously!
The online portion of the auction will begin on Monday, May 10th at 8:00 a.m. and run until Friday, May 14th at 5:00 p.m. Participating is easy! Follow these simple steps to place your bid:
1. Read the enclosed descriptions. For pictures of selected items, check the “Silent Auction” news article at www.woodberry.org/news.
2. Each item features an item number and an opening bid amount. If you are the first person to bid on an item, please start by using the opening bid amount. If you are making a subsequent bid, please use the bidding increments specified in the description of the item. For example, for an item showing an opening bid of $20.00 with bidding increments of $5.00, please bid $25.00, $30.00 and so on.
3. To bid, email Kerri Collins at kerri_collins@woodberry.org with the following:
a. Item number
b. Bid amount
c. Your son’s student number
4. Check the Daily Announcements section of the website for the status of your bid. Please note that only high bids will be listed. Bids will be listed by your son’s student number.
5. “Buy It Now” – Some items will have a “buy it now” price. Please email Kerri Collins at kerri_collins@woodberry.org if you would like to purchase one of these items. Bidding will automatically cease and you will be declared the winner!
6. All items will be available for bidding at the Tiger Ten Miler event on May 16th, with the exception of items purchased using the “buy it now” price.
7. Winners will be announced at the race. If you are unable to attend the Tiger Ten Miler, you will receive an email from Kerri notifying you that you have won no later than Monday, May 17th. She will include payment instructions (checks only - made payable to Woodberry Forest School) and make any necessary arrangements for you to claim your item (i.e., ship item, pick up, etc.).
8. Happy bidding and Good Luck!
Thank you for your support!
Auction Items
Really Sporty Stuff…
Item #1 – Atlantic Coast Golf Tour Package
This fantastic package includes two free 2004 memberships for the ACGT plus two free entry fees for a single day event.
Donors: Atlantic Coast Golf Tour
James H. Smith, Jr. (cp ’06)
Opening bid: $100
Increments: $25
Buy it now: $325
Item #2 – TaylorMade Putter
This Rossa Sport Daytona 6 putter will put you on the way to improving your game! RH 35”
Donors: Southwick Golf Course and James H. Smith, Jr. (cp ’06)
Opening bid: $50
Increments: $10
Buy it now: $170
Item #3 – Two Tickets to the Booz Allen Classic (formerly Kemper Open) PGA Golf Tournament
Here’s a chance for you and a friend to pick a day to watch your favorite pros compete during this PGA event! Also included is a tour of the Media Room and lunch with Washington Post sportswriter, Leonard Shapiro. Dates and location of tournament: June 24-27, 2004 at the Tournament Player’s Club at Avenel, Potomac, MD
Donor: Leonard Shapiro (cp ’05)
Opening bid: $100
Increments: $25
Buy it now: $500
Item #4 – Tour of the Washington Post and Lunch at the National Press Club
Sportswriter, Leonard Shapiro, will give you the insider’s view of the inner-workings of one of America’s premiere newspapers.
Donor: Leonard Shapiro (cp ’05)
Opening bid: $75
Increments: $25
Buy it now: $250
Item #5 – Grand Prix Package
This one is a horse jumper’s dream! You and five of your friends will enjoy the view of the race from these six box seats at the $100,000 Upperville Grand Prix on June 13, 2004 in Upperville, VA. Also included is a signed copy of A Sunday Horse: Inside the Grand Prix Show Jumping Circuit by Vicky Moon.
Donor: Vicky Moon (cp ’05)
Opening bid: $75
Increments: $25
Buy it now: $175
Item #6 – DC United Soccer Package
The perfect gift for your soccer enthusiast! This package includes two premium seats to one regular season 2004 home game and an official team jersey.
Size: Large
Donor: Steve Culbertson
Opening bid: $25
Increments: $5
Buy it now: $150
Item #7 – Duke Basketball Tickets
Two tickets for a Duke home basketball game in Cameron Indoor Stadium. Once the upcoming season is finalized, the date will be worked out. If you’re a Blue Devil’s fan, you’re going to want this one!
Donors: Dennis and Leesa Campbell
Opening bid: $25
Increments: $5
Buy it now: $150
Item #8A, 8B – Moubraywear
8A: This classic gray T-shirt, with WFS emblazoned on the front, is a must-have for every serious Tiger. Signed by the legend himself, James Moubray.
Size: XL
8B: The same famous T signed by the Dick Gym’s latest celebrity, Tracey Nibblins.
Size: XL
Donor: WFS Student Store
Opening bid: $10
Increments: $5
Buy it now: $50
Item #9 - Bike Pants by Cannondale Corp.
For the serious biker, these pants have a lifetime warranty and feature the Schoeller Dryskin transport system for comfort and ease of wear. Size: 34 black/white
Donor: The Bike Stop, Culpeper, VA
Opening bid: $25
Increments: $5
Buy it now: $150
Item #10 – Duck Decoy
Every avid duck hunter needs a decoy like this one! This lifelike and hand carved Blackbuck decoy is sure to attract other waterfowl. Carved and signed by nationally renowned master craftsman, Captain Harry R. Jobes.
Donor: Melrose Antiques, Orange, VA
Opening bid: $25
Increments: $5
Buy it now: $200
Item #11 – Clubhouse Box at Keeneland Race Track and Tour of Stone Farm
You and five companions will have an opportunity to see how a working racehorse farm operates when you tour Stone Farm home of Kentucky Derby winners Gato del Sol and Sunday Silence. After the tour, your Clubhouse Box at Keeneland will be waiting for your party. Keeneland’s website describes it as: “Located in the heart of Bluegrass country, this National Historic Landmark in Lexington, Kentucky is home to some of the world's most prestigious Thoroughbred races and auctions.” Pick a mutually agreeable date in October 2004.
Package does not include lodging or airfare.
Donor: Arthur and Staci Hancock (cp ‘04)
Opening bid: $100
Increments: $25
Buy it now: $500
Dynamic Destinations…
Item #12 – Two-Night Stay at The Francis Marion Hotel Completely renovated and located in the heart of downtown Charleston, South Carolina, The Francis Marion is the perfect place for your special getaway. Your stay not only includes an elegantly decorated Deluxe guest room, but you’ll also receive complimentary breakfast for two in The Swamp Fox Restaurant and Bar on both days of your visit. The hotel offers classic Southern cuisine, jazz music, complete spa, views of the historic harbor and more!
Expiration date: May 2005
Donors: Steve and Wendy Dopp (cp ’07)
Opening bid: $100
Increments: $25
Buy it now: $600
Item #13 – Weekend Stay at Snowshoe Resort
When was the last time you escaped to the mountains? You deserve this opportunity to enjoy the view and stuff to do in Snowshoe, WV. You’ll stay in a fully-equipped 2 bedroom condominium at Snowcrest Village with access to a Jacuzzi and awesome ski slopes. Lift tickets not included.
Date of stay must be decided by mid-June, 2004
Donors: Jack and Meg Hewitt (cp ’07)
Opening bid: $100
Increments: $25
Buy it now: $500
Item #14 – One Night Stay at The Jefferson Hotel
A National Historic Landmark located in downtown Richmond, VA, The Jefferson Hotel has satisfied visitors since 1895. The grand marble staircase is the centerpiece of this renovated historic treasure which offers luxurious guestrooms, fine dining opportunities, a fitness center, indoor pool with skylights, and afternoon tea. Spend a Friday, Saturday, or Sunday night in Deluxe accommodations and enjoy the fabulous blend of old and new at this five-star, five-diamond hotel.
Expiration date: May 2005
Donor: Faulkner Bagley
Opening bid: $75
Increments: $25
Buy it now: $350
Great Places to Eat…
Item #15 – Dinner for Two at It’s About Thyme
You’ll love the European country cuisine and quaint atmosphere of this popular restaurant located in the heart of Culpeper. It’s a perfect off-campus dining destination.
Donors: John and Connie Yarnell, Proprietors
Opening bid: $25
Increments: $5
Buy it now: $75
Item #16 – Dinner for Two at The Inn at Meander Plantation
Enjoy a satisfying five-course dinner of American regional cuisine at this lovely 18th Century Inn. Nestled atop a hill with sunset views of the Blue Ridge Mountains, this bed and breakfast is conveniently located just five minutes from Woodberry.
Donors: Susie Blanchard and Suzanne Thomas, Proprietors
Opening bid: $25
Increments: $5
Buy it now: $125
Item #17 – $100 Gift Certificate to The Shebeen Pub and Braai
If you’re looking for casual dining in Charlottesville that’s out of the ordinary, The Shebeen is just the spot! There’s something to satisfy every palate, including South African, Dutch and Indian dishes. Relax on the patio or sit by candlelight as you enjoy the large portions and great prices. Just right for the whole family.
Donors: Walter Slawski ’95 & Alex Slawski ’97, Proprietors
Opening Bid: $25
Increments: $5
Buy it now: $100
Item #18 - Dinner for Four at The Bavarian Chef
If you appreciate German cuisine, hearty portions, and fabulous service, you’ll love the Bavarian Chef. Located twenty minutes from campus, just outside the town of Madison, it’s an excellent choice for dinner after your son’s sporting event.
Donor: Jerome Thalwitz ’81, Proprietor
Opening bid: $25
Increments: $5
Buy it now: $125
Item #19 – Dinner for Two at Kirsten’s of Culpeper
You’ll be able to relax and enjoy the atmosphere the moment you step into Kirsten’s. Located in a restored historic building in downtown Culpeper, Kirsten’s serves contemporary American cuisine, including fine wine, seafood, steak, and homemade desserts. Menu changes daily to take advantage of fresh local products.
Donor: Andrew Ferlazzo, Proprietor
Opening bid: $25
Increments: $5
Buy it now: $75
Note: All dining excludes spirits, tax and gratuity.
Home Décor…
Item #20 – Floral Print
An eye-pleasing bouquet of dahlias, peonies, and lilacs are the focal point of this lovely floral print. With an antique chair of deep gold and green as the backdrop, the subtle tones of pink, white, and lavender flowers will add beauty and elegance to that special room in your house. Dark frame with gold trim is 31½ x 27 ½.
Donor: Spring Meadow Gifts, Orange, VA
Opening bid: $25
Increments: $5
Buy it now: $255
Item #21 – “Crowder Ridge Pansies” Print
Picture the corner window of a rustic old farmhouse, seemingly neglected, yet adorned with three small pots of colorful pansies. This framed, limited edition lithograph, signed and numbered by artist, Phillip Phil Beck, will warm your heart. 35x26 ½
Donor: Alan Glenn (cp ’04) and Salem Graphics
Opening bid $50
Increments: $10
Buy it now: $300
Item #22 – Dried Flower Arrangement
“Butterfly Garden” is the appropriate name for this bouquet. Arranged in a green wooden planter, five monarch butterflies flit atop a delightful mix of magenta carnations, pink roses, purple larkspur, and bright yellow and orange miniature flowers. Plenty of greenery added makes this a lovely warm weather centerpiece.
Donor: Lynn Nielsen (cp ’04)
Opening bid: $25
Increments: $5
Buy it now: $150
Item #23 – Footstool
The Clore family has been hand crafting fine furniture since 1830. That’s why this stool, made of hard wood in cherry finish and woven rattan, is the perfect companion for your favorite chair. You’ll appreciate the quality of this fine piece of Early American furniture.
Size: 12” tall, seat 10”x13”
Donor: E.A. Clore Sons, Inc., Madison, VA
Opening bid $25
Increments: $5
Buy it now: $75
Item # 24A, B, C – Photo Frames
If you’re wondering how you’ll display your son’s Woodberry memories, these delightful frames are the answer! Lovingly hand-decorated by a Woodberry mom, each frame has a distinctive Tiger theme. Choose one or more for your horizontal 5x7 photos.
Donor: Ann Beauchamp (cp ’06)
24A: Black background, two seated tigers, tiger stripes and WFS emblem
Opening bid: $5
Increments: $1
Buy it now: $25
24B: Black background with whimsical crouching tigers and Woodberry seal
Opening Bid: $5
Increments: $1
Buy it now: $25
24C: Tiger stripe background with Woodberry seal Opening bid: $5
Increments: $1
Buy it now: $25
Item #25 – Print of The Lawn, Woodberry Forest
This watercolor print features a view of The Lawn which includes dormitories and academic buildings as seen from Grainger Field. Unframed 32”x14”
Donor: WFS Student Store
Opening bid: $25
Increments: $5
Buy it now: $125
Item #26 – Decorative Urn
Yellow, with a branch of berries painted on the front, this charming earthenware pot will look great filled with flowers on your tabletop.
Donor: Charlotte Brooking
Opening bid: $5
Increments: $1
Buy it now: $50
Show How Much You Care…
Item #27 – Full Page Ad in 2005 Yearbook
Let your son know how proud you are with a full page ad in the Woodberry Fir Tree annual. There is plenty of space for great photos and your word of praise. Recommended for parents of students in Class of 2005.
Donor: The Fir Tree Staff
Opening bid: $100
Increments: $5
Buy it now: $450
Item #28 – Electric Toothbrush
This brush, from the Oral B ProfessionalCare 5000 Series, offers “a better way to brush.” Oscillating-rotating technology allows your son to clean his teeth and gums to prevent gum disease and even remove stains. He’ll discover why this famous name in dental hygiene is better than a manual toothbrush.
Donor: Beth Ledwith (cp ’04)
Opening bid $10
Increments: $5
Buy it now: $75
Item #29 – One Month Free Laundry
What better way to say, “I love you” than to provide your son with laundry service for a full month? Offer good for 2004-2005 school year. Limit 100 pounds.
Donor: The Soap Opera
Opening Bid: $25
Increments: $5
Buy it now: $125
Item #30 - ½ Sheet Birthday Cake from Knakal’s
Surprise your son with a cake from the area’s most popular bakery! Offer good for this school year or next. Cake will be delivered directly to the switchboard.
Donor: Knakal’s Bakery
Opening bid: $10
Increments: $5
Buy it now: $75
Item #31 – Exam Week Survival Package
Home-baked goodies are an absolute necessity to make it through grueling exams! This package includes a generous sampling of Mrs. Coleman’s fresh baked goods, delivered to your son’s student box every day of exam week. Offer good this school year or next.
Donor: Mary Coleman
Opening bid: $10
Increments: $5
Buy it now: $75
Simply Unique…
Item #32 – MooRoo Handbag
The hottest name in handbags, MooRoo, is the bag of choice for celebrities like Halle Berry, Jane Seymour, and Tara Reid. This hand-made purse is black sateen with silver trim and handle. Maroon and black feathers cascade securely from tiny stone accents making this handbag a dazzling accessory for a night on the town. Includes detachable shoulder strap and zipper compartment. Approx. 5”x5”
Donor: Alex Munzel
Opening bid: $100
Increments: $25
Buy it now: $600
Item #33 – Signed Copy of Love in the Driest Season by Neely Tucker
You’ll be stirred by this gripping memoir of a couple’s determination to adopt a child who had been left to die in a field in Zimbabwe. Neely Tucker’s journeys across the globe as a foreign correspondent for the Washington Post, eventually led him to the story that became his own. The entire Woodberry community was touched by his recent visit to campus with his wife and daughter. You too will be moved by this powerful account of how they became a family.
Donor: Neely Tucker
Opening bid: $10
Increments: $5
Buy it now: $50
Item # 34A, B – Hand-Made Belts
Show your school spirit wearing these orange and black grosgrain ribbon belts. What a great way to accessorize your game day outfit.
Donor: Ann Beauchamp (cp ’06)
34A: Black with orange/white gingham stripe
Opening bid: $5
Increments: $1
Buy it now: $25
34B: Black/orange gingham with black stripe
Opening bid: $5
Increments: $1
Buy it now: $25
Woodberry Forest School is an exceptional private school community for high school boys in grades nine through twelve. It is one of the top boarding schools in the United States and one of the only all-boys, all-boarding schools in the country.
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Woodberry Forest admits students of any race, color, sexual orientation, disability, religious belief, and national or ethnic origin to all of the rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, sexual orientation, disability, religious belief, or national or ethnic origin in the administration of its educational policies, admissions policies, scholarship and loan programs, and athletic or other school-administered programs. The school is authorized under federal law to enroll nonimmigrant students.