Welcome to St. Paul Place!

Welcome to St. Paul Place!

It’s fast approaching: the annual St. Paul Lutheran School Charity Benefit Auction. Based on the board game Monopoly and sure to be a crowd pleaser, “St. Paul Place” was selected as the theme for this year’s auction set to take place Saturday, April 30th.

Auction Night Schedule:

Doors Open / Silent Auction Begins - 5:00pm

Silent Auction Closes / Dinner is Served - 6:30pm

The Evening's Entertainment - 7:30pm

Oral Auction - 7:45pm thru 10:00pm

(times are approximate and may be pushed later if necessary)

St. Paul Lutheran School is known for providing a quality education with a faith-based foundation for children from preschool through eighth grade. But, with no state or federal funding available, the school depends on donations, modest tuition, and fund raising efforts. Since 1996 the annual auction has helped by contributing some additional much needed revenue to the school. The proceeds from previous year’s events have enabled the school to purchase items such as playground equipment, computer science equipment, computer and software upgrades, choral risers, textbooks, lockers for the upper grades, teaching aides and much more.

Harvey Mackay, a columnist for United Feature Syndicate, author of four New York Times best-sellers, and the man referred to as “Mr. Make Things Happen” by Fortune Magazine, once wrote, “Ideas without action are worthless.” Past auctions have been a success due to the actions of so many individuals. Each of us has a talent or idea we can share. Consider sharing yours. Sewing, gardening, computer know-how, music, cooking, scrap booking, gift wrapping – all are wonderful ideas for how to share your special gifts and help raise money for the school. If none of these interest you, how about donating your time. Many hands are always needed to solicit donations, put together decorations, help set-up, etc. So mark your calendars, start planning and working on your project, and contact a member of the Auction Committee and let them know how you can help.

Auction Co-Chairs:

Shannon Friend (760-0677) & Jennifer Skinner (701-1760)

e-mail: auctionfever2005@yahoo.com

Committee Members:

Checkout & Computer Entry – Mary Belken (756-7891) & Sharon Schwartkopf (701-9411)

Class Baskets – Lisa Thomas (760-8709)

Clean-Up – Pastor King & Senior Youth

Decorations – BeJay Jordan (518-0893) & Emily Tyree (431-1374)

Dinner – Sharon Sherrill (756-6866) & Debbie Thomas (756-1444)

Entertainment – Shannon Skinner (760-9275)

Invitations & Books – Leanne & Chelsie Johnson (756-5147)

Publicity – Michelle Daniel (760-1546) & Shelly VanNess (701-4851)

Reservations – Velma Kocher (756-2026)

Set-up – Opening Available

Silent Auction – Laura Short (756-8277) & Diane Gray (756-4665)

Solicitation – Sandra Inman (760-1157)

Website – Lianna Stover (631-0805)


Home	Welcome to St. Paul Place! It’s fast approaching: the annual St. Paul Lutheran School Charity Benefit Auction. Based on the board game Monopoly and sure to be a crowd pleaser, “St. Paul Place” was selected as the theme for this year’s auction set to take place Saturday, April 30th. Auction Night Schedule: Doors Open / Silent Auction Begins - 5:00pm Silent Auction Closes / Dinner is Served - 6:30pm The Evening's Entertainment - 7:30pm Oral Auction - 7:45pm thru 10:00pm (times are approximate and may be pushed later if necessary) St. Paul Lutheran School is known for providing a quality education with a faith-based foundation for children from preschool through eighth grade. But, with no state or federal funding available, the school depends on donations, modest tuition, and fund raising efforts. Since 1996 the annual auction has helped by contributing some additional much needed revenue to the school. The proceeds from previous year’s events have enabled the school to purchase items such as playground equipment, computer science equipment, computer and software upgrades, choral risers, textbooks, lockers for the upper grades, teaching aides and much more. Harvey Mackay, a columnist for United Feature Syndicate, author of four New York Times best-sellers, and the man referred to as “Mr. Make Things Happen” by Fortune Magazine, once wrote, “Ideas without action are worthless.” Past auctions have been a success due to the actions of so many individuals. Each of us has a talent or idea we can share. Consider sharing yours. Sewing, gardening, computer know-how, music, cooking, scrap booking, gift wrapping – all are wonderful ideas for how to share your special gifts and help raise money for the school. If none of these interest you, how about donating your time. Many hands are always needed to solicit donations, put together decorations, help set-up, etc. So mark your calendars, start planning and working on your project, and contact a member of the Auction Committee and let them know how you can help. Auction Co-Chairs: Shannon Friend (760-0677) & Jennifer Skinner (701-1760) e-mail: auctionfever2005@yahoo.com Committee Members: Checkout & Computer Entry – Mary Belken (756-7891) & Sharon Schwartkopf (701-9411) Class Baskets – Lisa Thomas (760-8709) Clean-Up – Pastor King & Senior Youth Decorations – BeJay Jordan (518-0893) & Emily Tyree (431-1374) Dinner – Sharon Sherrill (756-6866) & Debbie Thomas (756-1444) Entertainment – Shannon Skinner (760-9275) Invitations & Books – Leanne & Chelsie Johnson (756-5147) Publicity – Michelle Daniel (760-1546) & Shelly VanNess (701-4851) Reservations – Velma Kocher (756-2026) Set-up – Opening Available Silent Auction – Laura Short (756-8277) & Diane Gray (756-4665) Solicitation – Sandra Inman (760-1157) Website – Lianna Stover (631-0805)
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