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Live Auction & Silent Auction KickoffSaturday, November 3 • 7 pm–9:30 pm

Silent Auction ContinuesSundays, November 4 & 11 • 10 Am–12:45 pm

21 Normandy Heights Road, morristown, NJ

2018–2019

Auction Instructions

LIVE AUCTIONApproximately 15 items will be auctioned live on the evening of November 3. Please be generous in your bids.This is our biggest fundraiser and continues to be an enjoyable community event for the entire year. You maypay for your live auction items in person on opening night with cash or check.

SILENT AUCTION• Silent Auction Item bidding begins the same evening as the Live Auction and continues between and after

Sunday services on November 4 and November 11.• For items that have a minimum bid: you may continue to bid but MUST bid a higher price than the previous

bidder to successfully win.• For items that have a fixed bid: the first people to sign up win. Later bidders will be placed on a wait list.• You will be notified and invoiced by email if you are a winning bidder for silent auction items.• If you are the winner of a particular service or item, it is your responsibility to contact the donor once you

have paid to arrange for pickup or delivery of the service or item. Items stored at the Fellowship will beavailable for pick up upon payment of your invoice.

pAYmENTSPayment is due for all items by two weeks after date of invoice. We will offer the opportunity to pay for yourwinnings and pick up your items stored at the Fellowship on two Sundays, November 18 and 25.

Please make out your check to Morristown Unitarian Fellowship, write “Service Auction” in the memo line,and mail to: Morristown Unitarian Fellowship, Attention: Service Auction, 21 Normandy Heights Road,Morristown, NJ 07960. Or you can pay by credit card via the REALM website or REALM’s Text to Give option.A link to instructions for using either of these REALM options will be available on the Service Auction Web page(muuf.org/service-auction). If we do not receive timely payment in full for your winnings, your place will beoffered to the next person on the wait list.

EVENTS (DINNERS, ETC.)If you later find that you are unable to attend an event, you should contact the Fellowship Administrator,who will check the wait list to find a replacement. Alternately, you may consider your payment to be atax-deductible donation to the Fellowship. Also, please notify the host/hostess of your unavailability.

SERVICESSome services specify dates by which the service must be taken; all other services must be taken by September30, 2019. If you have bought a service but do not take it by the time limit, your payment will be considered atax-deductible donation to the Fellowship. Thank you.

All goods and services are offered “As Is.” You participate in all events at your own risk. By his or her purchase,the buyer waives any claim for liability against either the Morristown Unitarian Fellowship or the donor ofproperty or services that may result from the utilization of property or services sold. The Service AuctionCommittee reserves the right to determine the winning bid(s), to make any corrections to a listing, or towithdraw an item that does not reach the minimum price. Decisions of the committee are final.

Thank you to Fellowship members and friends who have been generous in donating their time, talents, and the use of their homes. In addition to helping to raise funds, you help to weave the fabric of community thatmakes our Fellowship a special place.

For any questions, please email [email protected].

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Silent Auction Bidding RulesThere are two ways to bid – Minimum Bid or Fixed Price.

mINImUm BID – In order to win, you must make the highest bid. Please check the offers again each Sundayto see if you want to bid higher.

INCREMENTS – If an item is marked minimum bid and beginning bid is $100 or less, you must raise the bid by$5 to be considered. If minimum bids are $101–$199, bids increase by at least $10. If items start at $200 ormore, bids increase by $25 or more.

FIXED pRICE – This is THE price.

ONE NAME to a line on the bid sheets please.

pROXIES – If someone has paid the proxy fee for you to bid on their behalf, that person should give youinstructions on items of interest and maximum prices that you are authorized to bid. You will be given a proxybidding paddle to use during the Live Auction. For the Silent Auction, you may print the name of the person forwhom you are the proxy bidder on the bid sheets in the Terrace Room on November 3, 4, or 11.

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LIVE AUCTION ITEMS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

SILENT ACTION ITEMS

Outings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

Gatherings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

Lessons, Classes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13

Services. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16

Foods to Go . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18

Handmade (including Art) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19

Homes to Share . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20

Notes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21

Calendar of Event Dates . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Back Cover

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A. ALmOND OR COCONUT mACAROONS

Linda DeLap

About 20 sweet, chewy cookies. Ingredients are sugar, eggwhites, a pinch of salt, and either almond paste or coconutflakes (your choice)—no flour. For coconut macaroons,vanilla extract can be added if you wish.

Date: Any time in December 2018 minimum Bid: $15

B. 10 pOUNDS OF HOmEgROWN ORgANIC HEIRLOOm TOmATOES

Don Preziosi

Everyone knows the best tomatoes are homegrown NewJersey tomatoes. And organic heirloom tomatoes are thebest of all. Absolutely delicious! 10 lbs. of a variety ofhomegrown organic heirloom tomatoes deliverable nextAugust or September. As the tomatoes ripen, Don will be incontact with the winner as to whether the tomatoes aredelivered in 2 or 3 batches.

Date: August or September, 2019minimum Bid: $15

C. mAKE mERRY IN mORRISTOWN

NJ Ballet, Morristown Hyatt Regency

Enjoy NJ Ballet’s performance of The Nutcracker onSunday, December 16, 2018, at the Mayo Performing ArtsCenter in Morristown! In addition, you can spend aweekend night at the Morristown Hyatt Regency, followedby a delicious breakfast for two in the Eclectic Grill the nextmorning. Hyatt gift certificate good through November 3,2019. Some restrictions apply.

Date: The Nutcracker, December 16, 2018, 6 PM

Offered once: two ticketsminimum Bid: $100

D. pOKER pARTY

Toby Tyler

Face down your Fellowship friends at a low-stakes pokernight. I’ll provide snacks, drinks and $5 in chips to get youstarted. Dealer chooses game each round.

Date: Friday, January 18, 2019, 7:30 PM

minimum Bid: $30

E. SpRINg SALmON DINNER

Sandra Persichetti

Welcome spring with a dinner including appetizers, salmonand accompaniments, dessert, and wine.

Date: Friday, April 26, 2019, 6 PM

minimum Bid: $35

F. AUTUmNAL pOND pRINT

Drew Hayes

This photographic print, seen through Drew’s lens, capturesthe varied colors of autumn as reflected in the pond.

minimum Bid: $20

g. STARLIgHT STAR BRIgHT CHALICE

Annette Tyler

This 8 ½" X 11" stained glass window hanging, designedand created by Annette Tyler, was inspired by the manyUUs who have spent magical weeks at Star Island.

minimum Bid: $50

H. DINNER AT BEgUm pALACE

John and Kathy Solu

Sunday Buffet Dinner at Begum Palace, Madison, NJ. Meetthe charming owners, Dee and Sunil, as they proudly offertheir delicious Indian cuisine. Taste Indian wine and beer.Finish the dinner with soothing ginger and cardamom tea.

Date: Offered Sunday, January 13, 2019, 6 PM and Sunday, February 10, 2019, 6 PM

minimum Bid: $45

I. COmE FLY WITH mE

Gabor Kiss

Experience a flight in a small (I do mean small!) two-seaterCessna 150 airplane. See your house, the Water Gap, theFellowship, foliage, flowering trees, and more fromapproximately 2000–3000 feet. The plane has dual controlsso you can get some hands-on experience, but let me dothe landing, please! Departure from Somerset Airportin Bedminster.

Date: TBAminimum Bid: $130

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J. pUmpKIN BREAD

Kathy Burgess

This is the best pumpkin bread you will ever taste! Therecipe, adapted from late 18th century recipes, is from thehistoric Fanny Pierson Crane House in Montclair. 5" x 9"loaf with raisins and walnuts.

Date: November–January deliveryminimum Bid: $12

K. AFTERNOON OF CANOE AND KAYAKINg

Alexis and Bruce Meyers

Are you interested in bringing a group of friends to ourhouse on Cedar Lake? Come for an afternoon of canoeingand/or kayaking on this small, quiet lake in Denville, NJ. Wehave 1 canoe, 1 double kayak, 1 single kayak to shareamong you. Bring a picnic lunch and enjoy it on ourdock/patio (6–8 table seating) or bring some books and sitback on two adirondack chairs and one hammock on thewater or on outdoor couches (seat 4 comfortably) on ourdeck with a view of the water. If swimming’s your speed,you can swim off our dock or walk 1 minute to thecommunity beach, where there are often children playingand splashing in the water. We also have an outdoor firepit (and the necessities for S’mores are always on hand).

Date: TBA Summer, 2019minimum Bid: $65

L. CARDINAL FLOWER (LOBELIA CARDINALIS) IN 3" pOT

Linda DeLap

Useful in rain gardens and along pond edges in partial sunor light shade. Plant outdoors before the ground freezes.Keep moist and uncovered (no mulch). In August, expect a2- to 4-foot column of brilliant red flowers attractive tohummingbirds. If deer visit your garden, put a fencearound this plant to protect it.

Date: Available immediatelyminimum Bid: $10

m. HANUKKAH DINNER

Beverly and George Hays

Come join us for a delicious variety of artery-clogginggoodies such as matzoh ball soup, potato latkes with sourcream, pot roast, kugel, rugelach, and more, along with

dreidel games, Hanukkah lights, and an opportunity to winsome Hanukkah gelt.

Date: Sunday, December 2, 2018, 5 PM

minimum Bid: $50

N. STEARNS’ CDS: SPARK & DECEMBER SONG

Stearns Matthews

Our Music Director Stearns released his debut album inNovember, 2014. A mix of musical theatre, standards, andmore, SPARK won the 2015 MAC (Manhattan Associationof Cabarets) Award and the 2015 Bistro Award for BestRecording. Stearns released his second album, DecemberSongs, in November 2017. Composed for cabaret luminaryAndrea Marcovicci in 1991 by Broadway composer MauryYeston (Nine, Titanic), December Songs is a retelling ofSchubert’s Die Winterreise, the story of the end of arelationship and its impact on the singer. This album is thefirst recording of December Songs ever to feature a malesinger, and it was nominated for the 2018 MAC Awardfor best recording. Visit www.stearnsmatthews.com formore info.


O. RIBLICIOUS DINNER

Mark Aronson and Brenda Forte

We will deliver to your home the following deliciousdinner: falling-off-the-bone delicious baby back ribs,crunchy Asian slaw, sweet corn on the cob, red potatosalad with blue cheese or goat cheese dressing (yourchoice), blueberry crisp a la mode. Dinner serves six.

Date: Summer, 2019minimum Bid: $60

p. NAmE THAT SERmON

Reverend Alison Miller

Reverend Alison will meet with you for a consultation inwhich you discuss the topic for a sermon that she willdeliver on a selected Sunday. Be part of the conversationand offer the winning bid!


Live Auction Items

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1 01. SCHUYLER-HAmILTON HOUSE TOUR AND HIgH TEA

Roxanne Hiltz and Judy Bjorklund

Circa 1760, this is the “little white house”written about inthe recent biography of Alexander Hamilton, where hecourted Elizabeth Schuyler during the Revolutionary War.Partake of an English “high tea”including tea sandwiches,scones with jam, salad, fruit and dessert, and of course,two kinds of tea. We plan to set up tables in the livingroom, where the courtship took place. Your docent will beRoxanne, dressed in a “colonial gown” costume. You will begiven a tour of the rest of the house and its artifacts, and ifthe weather is good, of the medicinal garden.

Date: Saturday, April 27, 2019, 2–4:15 PM

Offered: Minimum: 10 Maximum: 24Fixed price: $30 (plus $10 entrance fee on day of event)

102. gARDEN pARTY

Elizabeth Bain

Elizabeth Bain is offering a treat for the senses—the sightand scent of luscious blooms, delicious finger foods withbeverages, and the company of friends from theFellowship. In the event of rain, please bring an umbrellafor strolling through the garden and we’ll take cover on theporch and indoors.

Date: Saturday, June 1, 2019, 2–5 PM

Offered: unlimitedFixed price: $35

103. TWO TICKETS TO THE NEW JERSEYSYmpHONY ORCHESTRA

New Jersey Symphony Orchestra

Two orchestra level seats for a 2018-19 season NJSOconcert at any venue. Some exclusions apply.


104. AppLES TO AppLES gAmE

Linda DeLap

We’ll eat a light lunch at the Fellowship (Whole Foodssalads, tea, hot chocolate, cookies) and then play thefriendly, quickly learned board game Apples to Apples. The“judge” plays a green apple (adjective) card, and the otherplayers respond with their best or funniest matches on redapple (noun) cards. Ages 12 and up. Back-up date is in caseof problems with room availability or bad weather.

Date: Sunday, February 3, 2019, 12:30–3 PM; back-up date February 10, 2019

Offered: minimum of 3, maximum of 9Fixed price: $20

105. HIKE AT HILL AND DALE pRESERVE

Steve Gruber

A moderate hike of about 3.5 miles on farm fields inTewksbury Township near Oldwick, New Jersey. The land ispart of New Jersey Conservation Foundation’s ten milegreenway project.

Date: Sunday, April 21, 2019, 1 PM

Offered: 20Fixed price: $20

106. HIKE AT mAUREEN OgDEN pRESERVE IN LONg VALLEY

Steve Gruber

About a three mile hike on the New Jersey ConservationFoundation’s Maureen Ogden Preserve in Long Valley, NewJersey. The beginning of the hike is a short road walk, thensome woods walks and farm fields. It is essentially flat.

Date: Sunday, May 19, 2019, 1:30 PM


Silent Auction ItemsOUTINGS

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107. SCENIC ROAD RALLY

William J Sisti

Join us for an hour-long scenic drive through New Jersey’sfarm lands. The roads are twisty, fun, and the views areamazing. We will depart from the Fellowship and meet atthe first rally point, to ensure all cars are present, andenjoy a light picnic. We will then continue on the rest ofour drive past farms, parks, and old bridges. Our drive willconclude at Long Valley Brew Pub, where the first round ison the Sisti Family.

Date: Saturday, April 6, 2019, 10 AM; rain date Saturday, April 13, 2019

Offered: 10 cars, no more than 25 peopleFixed price: $50

108. U S mILITARY ACADEmY TOUR

Kris Clarenbach

Are you a pacifist, but yet curious? There will be a tour ofWest Point Academy by bus, but some walking will berequired. Offering includes tour ticket. We will also visit themuseum and informative Visitors Center. Beautiful views ofthe Hudson. Lunch at Thayer Hotel not included in price.Carpool from the Fellowship

Date: Saturday, April 27, 2019, 8 amOffered: 8Fixed price: $40

109. KYKUIT: ROCKEFELLER ESTATE AND gARDENS,SLEEpY HOLLOW, NY

Kris Clarenbach

Enjoy the day at Kykuit, the Rockefeller Estate. This grandmansion was home to four generations of the family and isnow a historic site of the National Trust. Ticket for theguided tour of section of the estate open to the public,which includes the art gallery and gardens, is included inthe offering. We will get the 21⁄2-hour ticket if it is available.Bring camera and comfortable shoes. Lunch not included.We will go rain or shine. If time allows you will have optionof touring Phillipsburg Manor as well. We will carpool fromthe Fellowship.

Date: Saturday, May 18, 2019, 8 AM


110. ROADSTER RIDE AND A DAY AT gROUNDS FOR SCULpTURE

Marjorie Wormser, Joan Sullivan, Gabor Kiss

Three lucky individuals will ride in style in classic Miatatwo-seater roadsters (driven by Gabor Kiss, Joan Sullivan,and Marjorie Wormser) to and from Grounds for Sculpturein Hamilton, NJ (approximately 1 hour from the Fellowship).Enjoy a leisurely stroll with friends among outdoorsculpture in an idyllic setting, as well as indoor exhibits.New this year, we will have a guided tour to start the visit.Wear comfortable shoes, bring sun protection as well aswater. On-site refreshments available at bidders’ expense.

Date: Afternoon of Saturday, April 20, 2019; rain date Saturday, April 27, 2019

Offered: 3minimum Bid: $50

111. A DAY WITH FRIENDS AT gROUNDS FOR SCULpTURE

Marjorie Wormser, Joan Sullivan, Gabor Kiss

Gather at Grounds for Sculpture in Hamilton, NJ(approximately 1 hour drive from the Fellowship) for aleisurely stroll with friends among outdoor sculptures in anidyllic setting, as well as indoor exhibits. New this year, wewill have a guided tour to start the visit. Wear comfortablewalking shoes, bring sun protection as well as water. Thisbid covers your admission. On-site refreshments availableat bidder’s expense. Winning bidders will be notified forplanning their own carpool arrangements.

Date: Saturday, April 20, 2018; rain date Saturday, April 27, 2018


112. ESCApE ROOm

Ryan and Yvonne Gorman

Do you have what it takes to escape? Join us for an escaperoom adventure in Morristown or nearby. Adventure anddate TBA depending upon your availability.

Date: TBAOffered: 8 adultsminimum Bid: $40

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113. pRINCETON ART mUSEUm AND WREATH DECORATINg WORKSHOp

Salima Beth Burke

A day-long roundtrip outing from the Fellowship toPrinceton for two annual highlights. In the morning, attenda wreath-decorating workshop offered by McCarterTheater and Morven Museum and Garden. You maydonate your wreath to decorate the theater or purchase itfor an additional $50 to deck your own halls. In theafternoon, we will head to Princeton Art Museum forWorld Aids Day commemorations and optional docent-ledor self-guided tours.

Date: Saturday, December 1, 2018— depart the Fellowshipat 8:45 AM; return late afternoon or early evening


114. BIKINg TO THE gREAT SWAmp AND RApTOR TRUST(15 mILES) FOLLOWED BY LUNCH AT mY HOUSE

Gloria Friedman

Join me on a bicycle ride from South Street, MorrisTownship, into the Great Swamp. There are few hills andmany scenic roads to share. Whether you’re just trying todecide whether to take up biking or are experienced,please join us and we won’t leave you behind. Please bringwater and, hopefully, a spare tube. I will provide a pump.Lunch at my house afterwards.

We’ll meet at the Fellowship at 10:45 AM in your bikingclothes and caravan to the start at the Ginty Pool parkinglot on South Street near Loantaka Park.

Date: Sunday, April 28, 2019, 11 AM


115. TWO TICKETS TO THE BARN THEATRE pERFORmANCEOF DOUBT

The Barn Theatre, Montville

In this brilliant and powerful drama, Sister Aloysius, aBronx school principal, takes matters into her own handswhen she suspects the young Father Flynn of improperrelations with one of the male students.

Performances: Select from Friday, Saturday, or Sunday,evenings or matinees, from January 11 through February 2,2019. For specific dates and times, seewww.barntheatre.org

Date: See schedule aboveOffered: Offered once. Two tickets.minimum Bid: $25

116. ADULT WINE AND LEgO NIgHT

Kris Johnson

Adults love Legos, too. Bring your favorite spirit to sharewith other adults while we build creative Lego designs inmy home in Boonton Township. Come see what the kidsmade in January and be inspired to build something funyourself, using hundreds of Lego pieces that I own. We’llhave the fire going and serve crackers and cheese andfruit.

Date: Friday, February 8, 2019, 6 PM; snow date Saturday, February 9, 2019, 5 PM

Offered: 10 AdultsFixed price: $35

117. SEA KAYAK TRIp TO SpLIT ROCK

Kris Johnson

I will take one person to Split Rock, and we will use my seakayaks to paddle across the reservoir.

Date: TBAOffered: one person over the age of 10minimum Bid: $25

118. KAYAK SpLIT ROCK RESERVOIR

Kris Johnson

Paddle Split Rock Reservoir in Boonton Township with me. I will supply 3 kayaks for 3 people to join me. If you own akayak, you can join the event. (No children under 10please.)

Date: TBAOffered: 3 people plus others who own a kayakFixed price: $25

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201. ENJOY A 5-COURSE SWISS DINNER

Roberta Bramhall

The dinner I will prepare for 8 at my home will includestarters, soup, salad, entree, and a dessert. I will be usingraclettes for part of the meal.

Date: Saturday, April 6, 2019, 5–10 PM


202. TRADITIONAL LASAgNA DINNER

Sandra Persichetti

A delicious meat lasagna dinner for seven people at myapartment in Morristown. The evening will also includeappetizers, salad, dessert, and, of course, wine.

Date: Friday, March 15, 2019, 6 PM

Offered: 7 guests and meFixed price: $40

203. RESURRECTION BRUNCH

Beth Hayward

What do UUs do on Easter Sunday? Well 14 lucky ones willcome to Beth and Steve’s for a delicious brunch at theircottage on the pond. We will also share thoughts on whatis resurrecting in our lives.

Date: Sunday, April 21, 2019 from 1–3:30 PM


204. BUNCO NIgHT!!! WARm FUN ON A COLD NIgHT

Dan Cohen

Bunco is back for a third year but with MORE play andMORE fun. This is a zero-skill fun event. If you can roll dice,you can play!! We learned a lot from last 2 Buncos andwe’re hoping that many of you will want to come back toplay again and that those who didn’t get in on the fun willtry this out. Savory snacks, wine, soft drinks, and sweetswill be served in the Fellowship Terrace Room.

Date: Saturday, January 19, 2019, 6:30–9:30 PM; snow date January 26, 2019, 6:30–9:30 PM


205. mURDER mYSTERY DINNER

Donald and Diane Marks

Dangerous Murder Mystery Dinner Party

Join us for the 3rd annual Murder Mystery Dinner—dressed in period costume—at our condo. There will beblackmail, deceit, intertwining relationships, and murder!

Date: Saturday, May 18, 2019, 6 PM


206. pANCAKE BRUNCH

F. Joe Uhrhane

Come to Joe and Beth’s for Joe’s famous banana pancakebrunch. Kids welcome. Conversation delights.

Date: Sunday, January 27, 2019 at 1 PM; snow date Sunday, February 3,2019

Offered: 10 MAXFixed price: $20

207. pANCAKE BRUNCH

F. Joe Uhrhane

Come to Joe and Beth’s for Joe’s famous banana pancakebrunch. Kids welcome. Conversation delights.

Date: Sunday, February 24, 2019, 1 PM; snow date Sunday, March 3, 2019


208. pANCAKE BRUNCH

F. Joe Uhrhane

Come to Joe and Beth’s for Joe’s famous banana pancakebrunch. Kids are welcome. Conversation delights.

Date: Sunday, March 24, 2019, 1 PM


GATHERINGS

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209. mEmORIAL DAY WEEKEND BARBECUE

Donna and Tom Perch

Kick off your summer with a traditional Memorial DayBarbecue at Lake Reality in Kinnelon. You’ll be treated toburgers, hot dogs, chicken, scrumptious sides anddelectable desserts. Wine, beer, and non-alcoholicbeverages included. Children welcome.

Date: Saturday May 25, 2019, 4 PM;rain date Sunday, May 26, 2019, 4 PM

Offered: 20Fixed price: $40 per adult, $10 per child

210. HOmE gROWN pART DEUX: A NIgHT OF CRAFTBEER AND CRAFT mUSIC

Talley Summerlin and Elizabeth Freeese

They say what doesn’t kill you makes you stronger. Wesurvived it the first time, so we’re back for anotherskirmish with destiny. That’s right, it’s Home Grown — Part Deux.

What could be better than fresh beer, fresh music...andlike-minded friends who also happen to enjoy thosethings? Nothing. Nothing could be better.

Join us in our basement, complete with a bar-top made ofnearly 2,000 bottle caps and sound-activated disco lights.That’s right. In the basement. Of. Our. Home.

The night begins with getting schooled by an expert homebrewer on the finer points of home-brew and craft beer.Through hand-selected flights of beer, an areabrewmeister will take you through the paces of propertasting and appreciation of a spectrum of nectars. [if youcame last year, fear not—we will mix things up and you willlearn something new!]

Then, a tasty blend of Fellowship musical talent will takethe stage to play original songs (and some re-imaginedcovers). This acoustic show will soothe, inspire, engage,and excite...not necessarily in that order or all at thesame time.

Don’t miss this epic evening.

Date: March 30, 2019, 7–10 PM and beyondOffered: 30Fixed price: $40

211. A WINTER AFTERNOON gATHERINg

Dan Cohen and Lou Matuyza

Come socialize! Have tasty and hearty savory snacks withus and let’s spend an afternoon in our warm cozy house!There will be a signature cocktail to sample, too! We’llfinish with coffee and sweets!

Date: Saturday, March 9, 2019, 1:30–5 PM; snow date Sunday, March 10, 2019, 1:30–5 PM


212. STORY HOUR

Chris Jimenez

Back by popular demand, Chris Jimenez is hosting her ownversion of NPR’s The Moth, in which people recite truepersonal stories in front of a live audience, in the categoryof their choosing (funny, tragic, life changing, etc.). All youhave to do is show up with a story that’s 10 minutes or lessand share it aloud. This is a great way to learn somethingnew about a Fellowship member or friend, but neverheard that story! Tea, coffee, and light snacks included.

Date: Saturday, March 23, 2019, 3 PM


213. STAY OUT OF THE gUTTER WITH RITA, JANE AND KATE

Rita Morris, Jane Kelly, and Kate Sa

Join Rita, Jane, and Kate for bowling, pizza, andrefreshments at Hanover Lanes, Route 10 East, EastHanover. Gutter bowlers welcome!

Date: Sunday, January 6, 2019, 1 PM


GATHERINGS

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214. SUmmER-FLOWERINg NATIVE pLANTS AND THEIR pOLLINATORS

Linda DeLap

Come to Morris Plains to see our flowering native plants insummer! First, we’ll snack on cookies and summer fruitswhile looking at photos of flowers and their pollinators.Then we’ll go outdoors to look for meadow and wetlandflowers and pollinators, including butterflies,hummingbirds, and various bees. Native flowering plantsin small pots will be available to take home.

Date: Saturday, August 17, 2019, 1–3 PM


215. gINgERBREAD HOUSE BUILDINg pARTY

Alexis and Bruce Meyers

Do you like building gingerbread houses with your kids?We do! Come over and build houses out of grahamcrackers, decorating with the usual assortment of sweets,worthy of tempting Hansel and Gretel.

Date: Saturday, December 8, 2018, 2 PM

Offered: Up to 10 builders of Gingerbread Houses (extraparents can attend, but we won’t have supplies formore than 10)

minimum Bid: $25

216. CHOCOLATE AND WINE pAIRINg

Brenda Forte, Mark Aronson, Christine Golis, Steve Humphreys

Taste high quality, single origin, and Belgian chocolatesexpertly paired with four to six white and red wines,presented by Brenda Forte and Mark Aronson in Randolph.Savor the best chocolates from around the world, someinfused to create a mouth-watering experience. Everyonewill have a better appreciation of chocolate and wine andhow they work together—it will not disappoint!

Date: Saturday, February 9, 2019, 7 PM


217. AUgUST pOOL AND DINNER pARTY

Christine Reynolds

Come swim in the pool, relax on the deck, and enjoy agourmet meal. The smoked ribs and salmon get greatreviews!

Date: Saturday, August 17, 2019, 2–7 PM


218. TACO pARTY

Ida Picker and Sarah Dundas

Come join us for a lively evening. We can build our owntacos—for vegetarians and meat eaters—with tons oftoppings, yellow rice, black beans and salad—and also playthe goofy game of Cranium and possibly dance.

Date: Saturday, March 23, 2019, 6 PM


219. COzY SOUp pARTY BY THE FIRE

Ida Picker and Jake Liberman

Let’s embrace the dead of winter with a cozy evening bythe fire, digging into homemade hot soup, crustybaguettes, cheese, and blueberry cornbread. Soups willinclude lamb and lentil Harira and vegetarian chili withsurprise ingredients like eggplant and mushrooms.



220. CROqUET pARTY WITH REFRESHmENTS

Ida Picker and Jake Liberman

Let’s celebrate spring with a few rounds of croquet on ourlovely, somewhat uneven lawn. No experience needed.Refreshments will be served—tea sandwiches, cheeses,strawberries and cream, cookies, and wine. You may also be a croquet onlooker and strategy provider insteadof participant.

Date: Sunday, June 16, 2019, 2:30 PM.Offered: 10Fixed price: $40

GATHERINGS

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221. WINES OF pORTUgAL TASTINg

Laurent and Mia Comes

Beyond the southwest of France and beyond Spain liesPortugal, a small country big on wine. Known for its ports,madeira, and vinhos verde wines. Come discover a varietyof wines paired with cheeses and tasteful finger food.

Date: Saturday, December 8, 2018, 4–7 PM


222. RACLETTE DINNER

Laurent and Mia Comes

Raclette is a traditional winter dinner of melted raclettecheese, potatoes, cured/grilled meats, and vegetables. It isbest eaten after a long day of ski or mountain activity, withfriends, and wine.

This slow meal is prepared at the table with everyonesitting around the raclette grill. Wines will be served toallow for better digestion. We will have dessert and coffee.

Date: Saturday, February 2, 2019, 5–7 PM


223. HARVEST DINNER

Susan and Jonathan Jeans

This dinner features many organically-prepared deliciousdishes including grass-fed beef and wild-caught shrimp!You’ll also enjoy a tour of our gardens. Most of ourvegetables are home grown and make for a wide range ofdishes to enjoy! Wine included.

Date: Sunday, September 22, 2019, 5 PM


224. VALENTINE’S DAY COCKTAIL pARTY

Nina and Ken Nemeth

Come enjoy a LOVELY evening of special assorted tapas,cocktails and SWEETS. Let’s celebrate our LOVE for oneanother. For those who LOVED our smoked salmon dinner,not to worry! There WILL be some smoked surprises!

Date: February 16, 2019, 6–10 PM


225. CHINESE NEW YEAR pOTLUCK CELEBRATION

Margaret and Edward Ng

Come join your Fellowship friends for a themed potluck at the Ng home to enjoy one another’s company whilewelcoming in the Year of the Pig! Chinese New Year is themost important of the Chinese holidays, and it is a time of feasting with family and friends, tradition, andcelebration.Don’t know how to cook Chinese? Don’tworry! Just bring a dish you like (regardless of origin) withone of several lucky components e.g. rice, long noodles,shrimp, chicken, oranges, etc. (But not to fret—you willreceive guidance after registration!) BYOB.

Children are Welcome!!

We look forward to celebrating with you!



226. gAmE NIgHT: pICTIONARY AND CHILI DINNER

Cintra Fricke, Donna Becker, Carolyn Evans

Dust off your Pictionary skills (or join us to learn the rules)and get ready for a delicious meal of chili (veggie and non-veggie options), cornbread, salad and dessert, wine andbeverages. Event will be held at the Fricke/Schafer homein Succasunna.

Date: Saturday, February 23, 2019, 4–8 PM


GATHERINGS

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227. VEVEY, SWISS CHALET

Candice Posey and Brooke Donaldson

Did you know The Seeing Eye originated in Vevey,Switzerland? Did you know Sheba, the congregation’s veryown Seeing Eye dog member, was trained right here inMorristown? Have you ever wondered how a Seeing Eyedog knows when to cross a street? Do they actually readthe stop sign? How are they trained? Enjoy a walk alongSouth Street in Morristown, where you can see how Sheba does her dutiful job to keep Candice safe. Learnfrom Brooke the history of The Seeing Eye, and how thedogs are trained, selected, and placed. We will end at thelocal Swiss Chalet, where we will treat everyone to abeverage and pastry and talk about dogs and how muchwe love them!

Date: December 9, 2018, 12:30 PM

Offered: UnlimitedFixed price: $20

228. AN EVENINg OF CABARET WITH STEARNS AND BETH

Stearns Matthews and Beth Wilson

Come to Beth Wilson’s house for an evening of cabaretsongs sung by Stearns and accompanied by Beth. Lightrefreshments, followed by singing, followed by dessert andcoffee. Beth guarantees that the best treat of the eveningwill be Stearns’s beautiful tenor voice!

Date: Friday, April 26, 2019, 7:30 PM


229. SmELL THE ROSES

Barbara Pecca and Jane Kelly

Luncheon for 10 on the deck among the flowers in awoodsy setting in a lake community. Be one of the specialfew who will be able to experience beautiful views anddelicious food.

Date: Sunday, June 9, 2019 at 1 PM


230. SICILIAN DELIgHTS ON THE LAKE

Barbara Castellana Stasiak

By the shores of White Meadow Lake, come feast on fourcourses of authentic Sicilian fare, drawn from Castellanafamily cuisine and influenced by the culinary cultures ofthe island’s invaders over the last two millennia—Greek,North African, Arab, Norman, and more. Plus enjoy videoperformances of Sicilian songs and dances by Barbara’sCoro d’Italia troupe and a 47th Anniversary screening ofthe Wedding Scene from The Godfather (featuringBarbara’s 1972 film debut).

Date: Saturday, April 27, 2019, 6:30 PM


231. FAmILY mOVIE NIgHT

Ryan and Yvonne Gorman

Enjoy a family friendly movie at our home right across thestreet from the Fellowship. We’ll set up the outdoor screenand projector if the weather allows and provide popcornand snacks. We have many yard games, a play set, and asmall basketball court for kids who might have troublesitting for a whole movie.

Date: Saturday, September 28, 2019 rain date Saturday, October 5, 2019

Offered: 5 familiesFixed price: $10

232. LOCAL LATIN FOOD AND FELLOWSHIp

Kimberly Krone

Enjoy delicious Latin food at a local Colombian restaurantin Morristown, El Portal, with Fellowship member KimberlyKrone and owner Adolfo “Fito” Bejarano. Together we willenjoy appetizers, dinner, and dessert. Wine provided.

Date: Saturday, May 4, 2019, 6 PM


GATHERINGS

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233. FAmILY CHILI AND gAmE NIgHT

Helene and Paul Ferm

Join the Ferms for food and fun. We will serve chili, snacks,assorted beverages including beer, wine, seltzer, anddesserts. Bring your favorite game to share or we havesome old favorites. Families of all sizes and ages welcome.

Date: Saturday, March 9, 2019, 5–9 PM

Offered: 12 adults; unlimited kidsFixed price: $35, children free

234. pICNIC AT THE HICKS

Vicki and Alan Hicks

A classic family-style BBQ. Beef, chicken, ribs, corn on thecob, salads, desserts, and watermelon. Sangria, wine, beer,and sodas included.

Play a game of bocce or badminton. Relax on the deck orthe hammock under the trees.

Children are welcome (free), accompanied by adults.

Date: Sunday, July 7, 2019, 1–6 PM


235. mID AUTUmN mOON FESTIVAL DINNER


Come celebrate the Harvest Moon. In the Chinesetradition, this is the second most celebrated festival, nextto Chinese New Year. This is our Thanksgiving. A tastingdinner of many foods, savory and sweet. (Ingredients willinclude seafood, beef, pork, poultry, and seasonings of allkinds. Not recommended for individuals with food allergiesor dietary needs.)

Wine, beer, and sodas are included.

Date: Saturday, September 14, 2019 6–10 PM


236. LEFT, CENTER, RIgHT


No, no, no! It’s not politics. It’s a game of fun, luck andwinnings. Winner takes all.

Losers get to enjoy tapas, paella de la casa (mixed seafood,chicken, and veggies) and Sangria. (not recommended forthose who have special dietary needs.)

Each player needs to bring three dollar bills for the game.

Date: Saturday, March 30, 2019, 5–9 PM


237. mY mOTHER’S COOKINg, FILIpINO CUISINE

Minda and Al Chu

My mother’s cooking is an endless mix of traditions andflavors. Filipino cooking was influenced by Spanish,Chinese, Malayasian, and regional cooking based on localproduce. A sampling of the tasting menu at our house willinclude adobo (pork or chicken marinated in vinegar, garlic,soy sauce), fish wrapped in banana leaves, noodles withshrimp sauce, and vegetables served with coconut milkand fermented shrimp paste. Dessert will be a leche flan.San Miguel beer will complement my mother’s cooking. (It will be difficult for me to accommodate those withdietary restrictions.)

Date: Saturday, April 13, 2019, 6–10 PM


238. A CULINARY ADVENTURE IN SOUTH pATERSON’SARAB/TURKISH COmmUNITY

Franklin Heller and Wendy Hirschberg

We will carpool to South Paterson after the 11 AM serviceat the Fellowship. We will enjoy lunch together and thenwalk to an Arab American supermarket as we prepare for adessert of regional treats at a local bakery. Lunch anddesserts included in the bid.

Date: Sunday, January 20, 2019, 12 noonOffered: 6Fixed price: $60

GATHERINGS

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239. BEES AND TEAS

Alison Chase and Don Lynch

Come to our home in Kinnelon to learn about the honeybees in our two hives and enjoy a cup of tea, with honey if you like. If you have ever been curious about bees andbee-keeping, here’s your chance to have your questionsanswered. Weather permitting, we’ll open a hive for apeek at bees being their busy selves.

Date: Sunday, May 18, 2019, 3–5 PM


240. BASKET OF gAmES FOR FAmILY FUN NIgHT

Solu Family

Gather around the table for a night of family interactionand fun! A delightful basket of items awaits you, gearedtowards older elementary children, including games, cards,and snacks. As a bonus, enjoy a visit for 2 adults and3 children to the Morris Museum (value $41).

Offered: 1 winnerminimum Bid: $40

241. LEgO FAmILY FUN NIgHT

Kris Johnson

What are you going to do with the kids on a winterafternoon? Build Legos! Parents can hang out and chat orjoin the kids. This event will be held at the Fellowship. Kriswill provide snacks. Please bring your own beverages.

Date: Saturday, January 26, 2019, 4 PM; snow date Saturday, February 3, 2019, 4 PM

Offered: 20 children and their parentsFixed price: $25 per family

242. DISFRUTA DE UNA CATA DE VINOS – WINE TASTINg AT THE LAKE

Marjorie Wormser and Jerry Weinstein

At wine tasting at the Weinsteins’ beautiful lakefront homein Parsippany on Lake Intervale will explore South America,with principal focus on Argentina and Chile. Appetizers willcomplement the selection of six wines.

Date: Saturday, May 18, 2019, 4–6 PM

Offered: 16Fixed price: $60 per person

301. mAH JONgg mADNESS, BEgINNER CLASS

Sarah Dundas

Gain a basic understanding of the game. It’s a fun,competitive, and sociable game that requires strategy. Two sessions of two hours each, at my house with tea and baked goods.

Date: Tuesday, May 7, 2019 and Thursday, May 9, 2019, 2–4 PM


302. mY mOm’S AppLE pIE - A DEmO

Marti Weinstein

I learned from the best—my mom, that is! Now you canlearn about the characteristics of a good pastry and thebest apple selections of the fall season. Held prior toThanksgiving at my home, this demo will give you theconfidence you need to make your first apple pie or refineyour technique! You will bring home samples of fresh-from-the-oven apple pie.

Date: Sunday, October 27, 2019, 2 PM

Offered: up to 6Fixed price: $20

303. CREATE A pIECE OF gLASS gARDEN ART

Christine Reynolds

Spend an afternoon transforming dinnerware into uniquegarden flowers. Participants will create a glass flower whileenjoying light refreshments. All materials provided.

Date: Saturday, June 8, 2019, 2–5 PM


GATHERINGS LESSONS, CLASSES

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304. FOODS OF THE OTTOmAN EmpIRE COOKINg CLASS AND DINNER

Margaret Ng

Come enjoy some wine and conversation as you learnabout the Ottoman Empire and the array of foods stillaround today! Enjoy Lamajune, string cheese, tabbouleh,and other tasty treats as we talk. Then get ready to roll upyour sleeves as we all join in to make Beoreg!! While it isbaking, have some more wine, enjoy the company of yourfellow MUFers, and then eat a light dinner featuring—youguessed it—Beoreg!!

Children aged 10 and up are welcome when accompaniedby an adult.

Date: Saturday, April 13, 2019, 2 PM


305. CROCHET A HAT FROm NJ ALpACA

Kathleen Caccavale

Join me in a “knitting circle.” Crochet or knit your own hat using yarn from New Jersey alpaca. Bring your ownpattern or pick from patterns I will have on hand. We will meet at the Fellowship. I will provide the yarn andlight refreshments.

Date: January 19, 2019Offered: 12Fixed price: $40

306. pRIVATE VIOLIN LESSONS

Edward Obermueller

Experience the joy of the violin for you or your child! Itcould become a lifelong love. Two 30-minute lessons coverthe basics of holding the violin and bow, making the violinsound good (no squeaks!) and an introduction to theSuzuki method with an experienced professional instructor.Great as a unique gift. Lesson can be for an adult or childage 5 and up. Parent must accompany child. Instrumentprovided.

A violinist for 30 years, Edward Obermueller maintains a full-time private studio serving the Greater Morristownarea.

Date: TBAOffered: 1minimum Bid: $75

307. WOmEN’S LABYRINTH WALKINg mEDITATION ANDSpIRITUALITY CIRCLE

Gloria Jackson

Come join Gloria Jackson for a walking meditation andchanting ritual in the labyrinth, followed by a healingspirituality circle.

Date: Sunday, April 7, 2019, 1 PM

Offered: open endedFixed price: $10

308. pELVIC ORgAN HEALTH AND pROLApSE CLASS

Gloria Jackson

Please join Gloria Jackson for an open and frankconversation about changes to our female parts “downthere.” We will talk about changes to our pelvic organs thatoccur with age, with pregnancy and childbirth, with heavylifting, with weight gain, and with menopause. Come learnFOUR types of kegel exercises to keep your pelvic floormuscles strong and tight.

Date: Sunday, December 2, 2018, 1 PM

Offered: open endedFixed price: $10

LESSONS, CLASSES

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309. mAKE A mODERN CRAzY qUILT

Beth Wilson

Make a crazy quilt similar to the one shown in the photothat will be available at auction. Use the decorativestitches on your machine and use fabrics of your own.Make a wall hanging or a table runner. 3 classes at myhouse, afternoon or evening depending on schedules.

Date: 3 Fridays, January 11, February 8, and March 8, 2019


310. COLLEgE ESSAY COACHINg (AND LEARNINg A THINgOR TWO ABOUT WRITINg)

Michael Dundas

Are you still considering what to write for your collegeessay? As a career English teacher, I would like to spend 2hours coaching (and coaxing) a high school student inwriting a college essay. It is a fine chance to describe apersonal experience and, through multiple drafts, allowone’s experience and thoughts to come into sharp focus.

Date: TBAOffered: 2 students at different two-hour sessionsFixed price: $50

311. ONE-HOUR VOICE LESSON

Stearns Matthews

Looking to brush up on your vocal technique? Try a one-hour voice lesson with our Music Director, StearnsMatthews! Any skill level welcome—beginners toexperienced singers. Any age is fine, but probably best forthose of us over 10 years old.


312. LEARN TO KNIT A HAT WITH JACKIE

Jackie Mulcey

In just two short hours, you can start a beginner’s knittingproject! Join me at the Fellowship and learn to make a knithat that you or a loved one can wear this winter. Knittersshould bring one skein of worsted weight yarn. You choosethe color, wool or alpaca or a combination. Bring US7(4.5 mm) round needles 16". Light refreshments will beprovided along with expert knitting instruction.Appropriate for adults and children age 9 and older. Bring your own supplies. You’ll be amazed by how muchprogress you can make in one 2-hour session.

Date: Saturday, December 1, 2018, 10 AM–12 noonOffered: 6Fixed price: $15

313. WINE AND VISION BOARDS

Mia Comes and Kara Solu-Franklin

Come create your Intentional Life Vision Board for the newyear! A vision board is a way to sell your own ideas toyourself, to anchor your dreams and goals and allow themagic of manifestation to work in your life! Everyone, fromKaty Perry to Ellen DeGeneres to Oprah, swears by this.Find out for yourself! We will provide guidance,inspirational supplies, music, wine (and other beverages)and snacks. Location: Fellowship, room TBA.

Date: Saturday, January 12, 2019, 3–6 PM; snow date Sunday, January 13, 2019, 3–6 PM


LESSONS, CLASSES

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401. pERSONAL gARDENER

Joan Belz

4 hours of garden work such as planting, weeding, pruning,in spring of 2019 at mutually agreed upon date and time.No leaf or lawn work.

Date: TBAOffered: offered 4 timesFixed price: $60

402. gENTLE JAzz

Darrell and Mary Courtley

Would you like some entertainment for a dinner party or aget-together? Darrell and Mary Courtley offer 45 minutesof instrumental and vocal renditions of familiar GreatAmerican Songbook tunes such as “Sentimental Journey,”“Don’t Get Around Much Anymore,” and “It Don’t Mean AThing If It Ain’t Got That Swing.” You’ll enjoy Darrell onreeds, Mary on vocals, and a computer-generated rhythmsection of piano, bass, and drums. We bring microphone,speaker, everything we need for the concert—you provideone electrical outlet. Toe-tapping and singing along areencouraged!

Date: TBAOffered: onceminimum Bid: $75

403. pRIVATE VIOLIN CONCERT

Edward Obermueller

Come enjoy an exclusive private concert in the FellowshipLibrary featuring Edward Obermueller on violin along withguest artists and students from Edward’s Violin Studio.Music will include classical and modern styles includingAmericana, fiddle, and contemporary tunes.

Concert is one hour and will include music appreciationand a participatory lesson in violin playing. Great for afamily outing around music enjoyment and culture.

Date: Sunday, February 10, 2019, 1–2 PM


404. BALANCE YOUR BODY’S ENERgY FIELD

Donna Becker

Using an understanding of the 5 elements of ChineseMedicine, Donna will address the flow of energy withinspecific organs that make up each of the elements—water,wood, fire, earth, and metal. We will address which organsare energetically out of balance and sooth and calm theenergy flow within each and their associated emotions.Benefits may include feeling less burdened, less anxious,less triggered, more trusting in relationships, more playfuland adventurous, or having more vivid dreams as yoursubconscious begins to deal with what has been buried.

Date: TBAOffered: 1Fixed price: $100

405. BEgIN THE JOURNEY OF REBUILDINg YOUR HEALTHWITH BIOENERgETICS

Donna Becker

What if there is more to how our bodies work than whatwe were told? What if you could address the root cause ofyour condition and not just the symptoms? Donnawill scan the energy field of your body and see how yourbioenergetic system might be underfunctioning, or whereenergy flow is blocked or distorted. By addressing thesebioenergetic distortions, your cells will begin to get theright operating information and begin to work as theyshould. Benefits may include better sleep, focus, mood,and better cell and organ functioning.


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406. ACUpUNCTURE TREATmENT

Norman Ng

The service includes a patient intake to assess anyenergetic imbalances that may be obstructing the progressof your healing, an acupuncture treatment to address theimbalances, and diet recommendations if applicable.Service is provided at my office in Watchung, New Jerseyafter scheduling an appointment. Appointments can bemade by contacting me at [email protected].

Date: By appointmentOffered: 2minimum Bid: $140

407. IpHONE? IpAD? IWHAT??

Margaret and Edward Ng

Having trouble figuring out that iPhone or iPad doohickey?Want them to talk to each other? Or to your computer? Orto you? Wondering how to load it with music or playmovies on it? Siri who? We can help! Book a 2-hour timeblock with us on any day in March at your convenience toset up your device and finally learn how to use it!!

Date: March, 2019 (Day/Time TBA per person)Offered: 5Fixed price: $30

408. INTERIOR HOUSE pAINTINg

Paul Snellgrove

Do you have a room that you would like me to paint? I willsupply the labor if you supply the paint.


409. RESERVED SUNDAY pARKINg SpACE

The Fellowship

This offering is a tradition among Unitarian Universalistcongregations! Win a preferred parking spot convenientlylocated near the front entrance. No more wasted timesearching for a spot when you are running late.

Date: Effective Sunday, November 18, 2018, thru Sunday, October 27, 2019


410. IT’S A WORm WORLD

Brooke Donaldson and Candice Posey

Get your vermiculture compost pile off to a good start withhand raised red wiggler worms. You will receive a masonjar with approximately 100 worms to add to either avermiculture bin or a compost pile. Red wigglers are hardyworms that feast on your decomposing veggie and fruitscraps. Their castings become great fertilizer and can beused as an additive to your soil. Compost quicker, cleaner.Great for kids to watch these little guys thrive! Non-aggressive by nature.

Date: TBA.Offered: UnlimitedFixed price: $15

SERVICES

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501. BASKET OF HOmEmADE JAmS AND JELLIES

Jonathan and Susan Jeans

A basket of six delicious and different homemade jams andjellies and one apple sauce.

Offered: 3 basketsminimum Bid: $30

502. JAR OF HOmEmADE JELLY OR JAm - VARIOUSFLAVORS

Jonathan and Susan Jeans

One jar of delicious homemade jam or jelly. Various flavorsare available.

Offered: 30 jars availableFixed price: $6

503. RELAX AND ENJOY TEA BASKET

Brenda Forte

Life Begins with a Single Cup of Tea…

The Tea Can Company blends high quality teas from allover the world into unique and wonderful flavors.

This basket includes Orange/Almond Black Tea, AsianCherry Blossom Green Tea, and Pure Mountain Honey(organic and local).


504. BE CALm WITH A BASKET OF TEA

Brenda Forte

Life Begins with a Single Cup of Tea…

The Tea Can Company brings a high quality blend of teasfrom all over the world creating unique and wonderfulflavors.

This basket includes Hemp Tea(mild chamomile) which is anatural relief for sleep difficulties and anxiety. Alsoincluded are Apricot/Peach, Garden Therapy tea tins, teaclamp infuser, and a book, The Sacred Art of LovingKindness.


505. SHARI’S AUTHENTIC gUACAmOLE

Shari Loe

A wonderful tempting offering…Enjoy entertaining with aspecial guacamole recipe.

Date: TBA with one week noticeOffered: 3 containersFixed price: $25

FOODS TO GO

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601. DANgEROUS mEDICAL FICTION

Donald H. Marks

Four separate original works of dangerous medical fiction,each with a different theme, signed by the author. You will never think of your healthcare provider in the sameway again.

You are bidding on a chance to win one of the four booksin The Dangerous Medical Fiction series. The highestbidder will get the 1st choice, the second gets the 2ndchoice, etc.


602. ARTWORK: “FRIENDS FLOATINg BY”

Elbjorg Berkenkamp

Elborg is offering one of her unique works: a 27" x 23"framed acrylic painting entitled “Friends Floating By”


603. CAROLINA WILD pETUNIA (RUELLIA CAROLINIENSIS)IN 3" pOT

Linda DeLap

Useful as a ground cover or in a rock garden. Plantoutdoors before the ground freezes. This deer-resistant,drought-resistant plant grows in full sun or light shade,sprouting from the roots in late spring and growingapproximately 1 foot tall. Light purple, petunia-shapedflowers in July/August, seeds in September/October.

Date: TBAOffered: up to 10minimum Bid: $5

604. FANCY NANCY’S CREATIONS

Nancy Lee McLure

Are you looking for an accessory for your wardrobe? Lookno further! Here is a lovely pearl and turquoise necklacewith a focal bead, 21 inches in length.



Nancy Lee McLure

Brighten up your day with new jewelry! Look at theturquoise and amethyst necklace with lampwork beads. Itwill brighten up your wardrobe and your day.



Nancy Lee McLure

Look at this wonderful Native American coral necklace.How festive is this piece of jewelry with a magnetic clasp!


607. SpARKLINg pINK AND WHITE NECKLACE

Judy Oehler

Are you wondering how to create a new wardrobe in themiddle of winter? The answer is here. Try on this lovelysparkling 23 inch necklace. You will not be disappointed!


608. AqUA SpARKLINg NECKLACE

Judy Oehler

Here is a beautiful handmade necklace that would make a perfect gift. Imagine how this sparkling necklacewould look!


609. mORNINg gLORY pRINT

Drew Hayes

Georgia O'Keefe-like photographic print, from the lens ofDrew Hayes.

minimum Bid: $20

HANDMADE BY YOU (including Art)

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701. COzY NEW HAmpSHIRE COTTAgE

Kathy Burgess

Spend a week in a cozy older cottage (for up to 8 people) inGreenfield, NH, situated in the Monadnock Mountain areanear the “artsy” town of Peterborough, NH. A greatgetaway for families with children or adults who want aquieter place away from arcades and boardwalks. Swim,kayak, hike, or just catch up on your reading and jigsawpuzzles. (No TV connection). 200 feet from LakeWhitemore. Sleeps six, plus two extra cots.


702. BIENVENUE à LA FERmE

Susan Lausell

3 nights for 2 people at our organic pig farm in Haut Anjou,in the rolling hills north of the Loire Valley.

You will learn about the operation of our old school farmwhich has a herd of 50 outdoor sows and sells 600 pigs peryear. We will feed you home grown pork and vegetablesfrom our garden.

For exact location, look up La Prevote, Noyant-la-Gravoyere49520 France in Google maps.


HOMES TO SHARE

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12/1/18 112. Princeton Art Museum and Wreath Decorating Workshop

12/1/18 312. Learn to Knit a Hat with Jackie

12/2/18 L. Hanukkah Dinner

12/2/18 308. Pelvic Organ Health and Prolapse Class

12/8/18 215. Gingerbread House Building Party

12/8/18 221. Wines of Portugal Tasting

12/9/18 227. Vevey, Swiss Chalet

12/16/18 C. Make Merry In Morristown

1/6/19 213. Stay Out of the Gutter with Rita, Jane, and Kate

1/11/19 309. Make a Modern Crazy Quilt Class 1 of 3

1/12/19 313. Wine and Vision Boards

1/13/19 G. Dinner At Begum Palace

1/13/19 313. Snow date: Wine and Vision Boards

1/18/19 D. Poker Party

1/19/19 204. Bunco Night!!! Warm Fun on a Cold Night

1/19/19 305. Crochet a Hat From NJ Alpaca

1/20/19 238. A Culinary Adventure In South Paterson’s Arab/Turkish Community

1/26/19 204. Snow date: Bunco Night! Warm Fun on a Cold Night

1/26/19 241. Lego Family Fun Night

1/27/19 206. Pancake Brunch

2/2/19 222. Raclette Dinner

2/3/19 104. Apples to Apples Game

2/3/19 206. Snow date: Pancake Brunch

2/3/19 241. Snow date: Lego Family Fun Night

2/8/19 115. Adult Wine and Lego Night


2/9/19 115. Snow date: Adult Wine and Lego Night

2/9/19 216. Chocolate and Wine Pairing

2/9/19 219. Cozy Soup Party by the Fire

2/10/19 G. Dinner at Begum Palace

2/10/19 104. Back-up date: Apples to Apples Game

2/10/19 403. Private Violin Concert

2/16/19 224. Valentine’s Day Cocktail Party

2/16/19 225. Chinese New Year Potluck Celebration

2/23/19 226. Game Night: Pictionary and Chili Dinner


3/3/19 207. Snow date: Pancake Brunch


3/9/19 211. A Winter Afternoon Gathering

3/9/19 233. Family Chili and Game Night

3/10/19 211. Snow date: A Winter Afternoon Gathering

3/15/19 202. Traditional Lasagna Dinner

3/23/19 212. Story Hour

3/23/19 218. Taco Party


3/30/19 210. Home Grown ¬ Part Deux: A Night of Craft Beer and Craft Music

3/30/19 236. Left, Center, Right

4/6/19 107. Scenic Road Rally

4/6/19 201. Enjoy a 5-Course Swiss Dinner

4/7/19 307. Women's Labyrinth Walking Meditation and Spirituality Circle

4/13/19 107. Rain date: Scenic Road Rally

4/13/19 237. My Mother's Cooking, Filipino Cuisine

4/13/19 304. Foods of the Ottoman Empire Cooking Class & Dinner

4/20/19 110. Roadster Ride and a Day at Grounds For Sculpture

4/20/19 111. A Day with Friends at Grounds for Sculpture

4/21/19 105. Hike at Hill and Dale Preserve

4/21/19 203. Resurrection Brunch

4/26/19 E. Spring Salmon Dinner

4/26/19 228. An Evening of Cabaret with Stearns and Beth

4/27/19 101. Schuyler-Hamilton House Tour and High Tea

4/27/19 108. U S Military Academy Tour

4/27/19 110. Rain date: Roadster Ride and a Day at Grounds for Sculpture

4/27/19 111. Rain date: A Day with Friends at Grounds for Sculpture

4/27/19 230. Sicilian Delights on the Lake

4/28/19 113. Biking to the Great Swamp and Raptor Trust Followed by Lunch

5/4/19 232. Local Latin Food and Fellowship

5/7/19 301. Mah Jongg Madness, Class 1 of 2

5/8/19 301. Mah Jongg Madness, Class 2 of 2

5/18/19 109. Kykuit: Rockefeller Estate & Gardens, Sleepy Hollow, NY

5/18/19 205. Murder Mystery Dinner

5/18/19 239. Bees and Teas

5/18/19 242. Disfruta de una Cata de Vinos – Wine Tasting at the Lake

5/19/19 106. Hike at Maureen Ogden Preserve In Long Valley

5/25/19 209. Memorial Day Weekend Barbecue

5/26/19 209. Rain date: Memorial Day Weekend Barbecue

6/1/19 102. Garden Party

6/8/19 303. Create a Piece of Glass Garden Art

6/9/19 229. Smell the Roses

6/16/19 220. Croquet Party with Refreshments

7/7/19 234. Picnic at the Hicks

8/17/19 214. Summer-Flowering Native Plants & Their Pollinators

8/17/19 217. August Pool and Dinner Party

9/14/19 235. Mid Autumn Moon Festival Dinner

9/22/19 223. Harvest Dinner

9/28/19 231. Family Movie Night

10/5/19 231. Rain date: Family Movie Night

10/27/19 302. My Mom's Apple Pie - A Demo

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