Dream Ball - Kawartha Haliburton Childrens Foundation

Dream
Ball
November 22, 2008
All proceeds go to the
Kawartha-Haliburton Children’s Foundation

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Star Sponsor
The Kawartha-Haliburton Children’s Foundation thanks
our Star Sponsor who is sending
nine children to camp.
Paul McPherson, Branch Manager
RBC Royal Bank
189 Kent Street West, Lindsay
705-324-6749
www.rbc.com

Welcome
Welcome to the fourteenth annual Dream Ball
The Foundation and all of the members of the Dream Ball
Committee thank you for being a part of this incredible
evening, and for helping us help the children of abuse
who are involved with the Kawartha-Haliburton
Children’s Aid Society.
You will all be happy to know that you are making a difference
in the lives of these children by attending the Ball. Because
of your ongoing generosity, the Foundation has been able
to send over 2,400 children to summer camp
over the last fourteen years.
Enjoy this evening and thank you for helping
the children reach for the moon!
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Our Thanks
The Dream Ball Committee would like to extend their sincere appreciation
to the following companies who helped make this evening
a tremendous success.
DeNure Tours
Eganridge Inn, Conference Centre & Spa
Brad Bird – Mincom Plus Realty
Paul Cross – Lindsay Pontiac Buick
Pickseed Canada
Lazer Graphics
Lindsay Loblaws
Reid’s ValuMart
Coby IGA
M & M Meats
Flannagan’s Butcher Shop
Lindsay Bellworld
Thank you to all of the Volunteers from Scotiabank, Lindsay.
A special thank you to Eganridge Inn, Country Club & Spa
for the delectable dinner served this evening and to
Brian Rose and The Little Big Band for the great, smooth tunes.
The Dream Ball Committee and the Foundation thank all of the
generous donors who donated the wonderful items and
services to the silent auction.

Our Special Thanks
On behalf of the Foundation we would like to express our heartfelt
appreciation to the following people who have given endless
volunteer hours to make this event a tremendous success.
Thank you to all of the Dream Ball Committee Members
June Pick – Chairperson
Robert & Shirley Bellamy, Wylita Clarke, Wanda Percival, Hugh & Margaret
Davies, Dorothy DeNure, Linda O’Leary, Tom Pick,
Sue Stephenson, Barb Truax, and Ellen Woodward.
Our appreciation and thanks to the very creative and talented
Ellen Woodward and the wonderful assistance from Joan McGrath,
Mary Ellen Gerster and Moyra Pett for creating this
amazing moonlit fantasy.
A big thanks to Lynn Faulkner and Marian Sweetnam for
coordinating the delectable hors d’oeurves.
Thanks to Margot Fawcett for coordinating and overseeing
all financial aspects of the evening.
Our gratitude to Aaron and Jennifer Young for their
generosity and tremendous assistance.
Our appreciation to Jim Brown, Diane Davis, Janine Fawcett, Ron and
Marg Fevang, Karen Ferguson, Cathy Hick, Joanne and Tom Johnson,
Dorianne Lackey, Kelly O’Neill, Joan McGrath, Susan Sindrey, Bill
Westlake, and Terry Woodward for all of their help in
making this an incredible evening.
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A Special Thanks
The Dream Ball Committee would like say a special thank you
to Aaron and Jennifer Young, Graham and Joan Irwin and
Greg Nesbitt for sponsoring the new and exciting
Shaken not Stirred Oyster and Martini Bar.
Unmask your creativity!
For next years Dream Ball we would like to take you back in time to
a Medieval castle and the splendour of its festive ballroom
with a fantasy masquerade ball.

Punta Cana Draw
Imagine ... you could win an all-inclusive holiday for two
for one week at a beautiful four-star resort in
Punta Cana, Dominican Republic.
Make sure you buy your ticket tonight as
the draw will be held at 10:30pm.
Tickets are $10 each or three for $25.
All proceeds will go towards the Summer Camp Fund.
Paul Cross
Sponsored by
Broker of Record
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Dinner Menu
6:30
Complimentary Champagne & Hors d’oeuvres
7:30
Silent Auction Commences
A choice of red and white wine will be served with dinner.
Curried Zucchini and Apple Soup
finished with caramelized cashew nuts
Organic Baby Greens in Eganridge's raspberry honey
vinaigrette, on a yogurt blush and topped with
sun dried cranberries and mangoes
Chicken Duet the leg braised in red wine, the breast
herbs-roasted, Yukon gold potato mash and grilled
vegetable skewer.
10:30
An elaborate selection of dessrts will be served from two
buffet tables at either end of the room. Coffee service
will also be provided at the tables.
Dancing will commence following dinner.

Hope Sponsors
The Kawartha-Haliburton Children’s Foundation extends
their sincere appreciation to both of our Hope Sponsors for
each sending three children to summer camp.
Lindsay, Woodville, Sunderland, Peterborough
www.stewartmorrisonins.com
"You've got a friend".
(Mark & Denise Stewart, Walter and Barbara Stewart)
Teddy Bear Sponsors
Our heartfelt appreciation to the following sponsors who are
each sending one child to summer camp for one week.
★ Cogeco Cable ★ Crayola Canada
★ Dorianne Lackey ★ Lindsay Square Mall
★ Mr. Sub ★ Shepherd Environmental Systems
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Guardian Sponsors
The Kawartha-Haliburton Children’s Foundation would like
to thank our Guardian Sponsor for each sending a child
with severe physical disabilities to a special needs
camp for one week.
336 Angeline St. S., Lindsay
www.farmerslindsay.com
Ted Trueman 705-748-6744
360 George St. N., Unit 64, Peterborough
Randy Burke 328-9431
690 Post Road, R.R. 1, Reaboro K0L 2X0

Silent Auction Rules
Please note the following times for table closings:
Table # 1 – Items # 1 - 25 Closes at 9:30
Table # 2 – Items # 26 -50 Closes at 10:00
Table # 3 – Items # 51-75 Closes at 10:30
Table # 4 – Items # 76 -110 Closes at 11:15
1. Each item in the Silent Auction has a bid sheet.
2. Persons desiring to bid may do so by printing
their name and the amount on the bid sheet.
3. Under no circumstances may a bid sheet be
removed.
4. Only an auction official may nullify a bid.
5. The Silent Auction will be open for bidding at
6:30 pm and closing times will be announced
during dinner.
6. The closing bid circled by the auction official
constitutes the winning bid.
7. In the event of a dispute, the auction official will
conduct an oral auction between the disputing
bidders.
Thank you to all of the generous donors who
donated items to the silent auction.
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Silent Auction
1. Beautiful bobbles. This handcrafted
piece of golden toned stained glass was created
by local artist Mary Firth and would make a great
gift. Donated by Mary Firth, Fenelon Falls Value $30
2. Get your curves in shape! This gift
certificate gives you the opportunity to try
Curves out for one week and you will look
great doing it in this colourful Tee. Donated by
Curves, Lindsay Value $30
3. Pretty in Pink! A Pashmina is an
essential on a chilly night or a sunset cruise.
This one was woven from the hair of an
Alaskan mountain goat with touch of silk to
add elegance to comfort. Donated by A Friend of
the Children. Value $35
4. Local theatre at its best! If you
haven’t had the chance to experience the
Lakeview Arts Barn in Bobcaygeon, here is
your chance with this gift certificate for two
tickets to see Jack & the Beanstock on
December 10th – 14th, 2008. Donated by
Sarah Quick and James Barrett, Lakeview Arts Barn,
Bobcaygeon, Value $45
5.The Hawk was here! If you like Ronnie
Hawkins you will want to be the proud
owner of this personally autographed men’s
fleece shirt. Donated by Ronnie Hawkins Value $50
6. Black & White delight. This handcrafted
evening purse was created especially
for the Dream Ball by Karen Menzies –
perfect for a night like tonight!
Created and donated by Karen Menzies, Port Perry.
Value $50
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7. Shop and save. This Sobeys $50 gift
certificate coupled with 500 Aerogold points
would be a great way to save on your next
shopping. Donated by Mark Knoester, Sobeys
Fenelon Falls Value $50
8. Precious gown for a precious
baby. This beautifully crocheted gown
would be lovely for a Christening and
would be a wonderful keepsake.
Created and donated by Irene Chadwick, Lindsay.
Value $75
9. Soft and sweet. Imagine your little
daughter or granddaughter in this beautifully
crafted hand-knit baby sweater. She will be
cozy and cute! Donated by Vivien Ross, Janetville
Value $75
10. All set to go! This collapsible Tilly hat
is perfect for travelling, comfortable and will
last a lifetime – guaranteed! Donated by Michael
Wallen, William Place Retirement Centre, Lindsay.
Value $75
11. Have you tried it yet? This gift
certificate gives you the chance to try out
your choice of medical lazer therapy for one
hour at the new Lazer Therapy Clinic in
Lindsay. Donated by Arin Reddy, Lindsay Lazer
Therapy. Value $80
12. Pewter & Plums. This 17”X 13”
original painting was created by local artist
Mary Ellen Gerster and would be a
welcome addition to any home. Created and
donated by Mary Ellen Gerster, Lindsay. Value $95

13. For the little farmer. This sturdy
CASE IH replica tractor will give your little
one hours and hours of fun and entertainment.
Donated by Hugh and Anita Snodden, Hub
International, Lindsay. Value $115
14. A lovely lily pad! Grace your table
with this hand-crafted pottery platter,
created by local potter, Sheila Brenchley …
perfect for entertaining. Donated by Sheila
Brenchly, Peace of Earth Pottery, Lindsay. Value $85
15. Fore the love of golf. Two of you
can enjoy 18 holes of golf at scenic and
challenging Wolf Run Golf Course, nestled in
the hills of Janetville. Donated by Lynda and
Robert Burn, Wolf Run Golf Course. Value $100
16. Sweetly smocked! Susan Stephenson
carefully crafted this adorable gingham
smocked dress – just the thing for your
darling daughter or granddaughter! Created
and donated by Susan Stephenson, Lindsay. Value $65
17. Pipe dreams to be had! Local
Scottish Piper, John Hunter will provide one
hour of his amazing piping for your special
occasion with this $100 gift certificate.
Donated by John Hunter, Lindsay. Value $100
18. You will be transformed! This Louis
Garneau “Transformer” bag has two bags in
one with a zip off top and shoulder straps.
The bottom has a handle and wheels which
makes the perfect sports gear for overnight
stays! Donated by Ian Reid and Sandra Patrick,
Down to Earth, Lindsay. Value $100
19. Great fun for the kids! This set of
children’s water skis will be a great hit with
the kids next summer – super to learn on!
Donated by Marie Schielfer, Fenelon Falls Marina.
Value $90
20. Please Mum! Your little darling will
look adorable in a cute little outfit from this
children’s trendy shop located in the Lindsay
Square Mall. Donated by Danielle Beaucage, Please
Mum, Lindsay. Value $100
21. Perfect for the little Princess!
Susan Stevenson created this delicate green
hand-smocked dress would look simply
adorable on any little girl. Donated by Susan
Stephenson, Lindsay. Value $75
22. A touch of Italy. This torch worked
glass bead with diachronic glass accent is
set with vermeil beads on a 14kt gold-filled
chain. The glass rods, from which the bead
is made is hand-pulled in the glass factory in
Murano Italy. Hand crafted and Donated by: Lis
Simpson, Port Perry Value $80
23. Do you hear the Wolf calling? It’s
calling the two of you for 18 holes of golf at
the challenging and beautiful Wolf Run Golf
Course in Janetville.
Donated by Lynda and Robert Burn, Wolf Run Golf
Course. Value $100
24. The perfect combo for the
handyman! Get busy on the honey do list
with this 3/8” Hitachi cordless drill and 12
Volt flashlight. Donated by Norm Dewar, RONA
Cashway, Lindsay. Value $95
25. Classical music lovers behold!
Two of you can delight to two special
evenings out at the Lindsay Concert
Foundation. The first performance is on
February 27, 2009 featuring the Tafelmusik
Baroque Orchestra. On May 9, 2009 you
can both enjoy the Amadeus Choir. Donated
by the Lindsay Concert Foundation. Value $120.00
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26. Indulge yourself! It’s time to be
pampered with this myriad of soothing body
treats from Suds and Scents Co.
Donated by Melody Popovic, Suds and Scents Co. and
Janet Reeds, Reeds Gift Baskets. Value $120
27. It’s crystal clear! This beautiful
Mikasa crystal bowl and salad tongs would
be perfect for entertaining and would also
make a lovely Christmas gift! Donated by Carol
Stechnyshyn, Sylvestres, Lindsay. Value $140
28. Life is a stage! Put yourself in front
of the finest theatre in Ontario with these
two Orchestra A or Balcony tickets to one
performance staged in the Festival Theatre
venue during the 2009 season at Shaw
Festival.
Donated by Candace van Staalduinen, Shaw Festival,
Niagara-on-the-Lake. $150
29. Let there by light. This exquisite pair
of English 19th century brass candlesticks
would accent any décor with their finery.
Donated by John Humphries, John Humphries
Antiques, Lindsay. Value $135
30. The perfect tree accent. You can
complete the look of your Christmas tree this
year with this beautifully crafted hand-quilted
Christmas tree skirt. Donated by Susan
Stephenson, Lindsay. Value $100
31. Chocolate lovers delight! If you
have a love for chocolate you won’t want to
miss out on this gourmet chocolate gift
basket chocked full of delectable goodies!
Donated by Bridgette Kay, Elm Creek Chocolates,
Lindsay. Value $75
32. Coffee is on! Start your day out with
a fresh cup of java with this Cuisinart electric
coffee maker – perfect for any kitchen.
Donated by Chad Broad, Home Hardware, Kent Street,
Lindsay. Value $100
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33. That is no ordinary chair! You can
be guaranteed that this hand-painted chair is
an original and one of a kind! Donated by Guy
Parotta, Burnt River. Value $125
34. Time to get healthy! This functional
and healthy gift basket would make a great
gift or just treat yourself! Donated by Jeff Smenk,
Joanne’s Place, Lindsay/Peterborough. Value $100
35. It’s in the bag! This Benchmade
leather handbag has plenty of room and is a
very popular style for the woman with flare!
Donated by Sherry Peel, Bigley’s Shoes &
Clothing, Bobcaygeon. Value $169
36. Great Entertainment! The two of
you will be able to enjoy a premium pair of
tickets in the first four rows at Casino
Rama’s Entertainment Centre for any
concert held in April 2009. Donated by Sherry
Lawson, Casino Rama, Orillia. Value $200
37. Luxuriate in mink. This soft beige
mink cushion would make a great accent
and is sure to be a conversation piece!
Donated by Moyra Pett, Lindsay. Value $100
38. Now this is sweet! What a great
idea for Christmas. a beautiful gift basket
filled with pure honey and maple syrup and
lots of other sweet treats! Donated by
Jennifer and Brian Burke, Burke’s Honey, Omemee.
Value $125
39. Can you feel the gondolas? This
contemporary black and white print was
taken in Venice Italy and uniquely framed in
Fenelon Falls by John Poole. Donated by John
Poole, Fenelon Falls. Value $175

40. It’s a girl! If it is then this is a great
present for the new little one! It includes a
built New York bottle and strolling tote, a
Taggies ABC rattle, soft turtle, blanket and
fleecy blanket cat.
Donated by Carol Stechnyshyn, Sylvestres, Lindsay.
Value $140
41. Time for a new look? You can get it
with this gift certificate for a cut and style
combined with great hair products from
Chris’s Hair World. Donated by Chris Jimmo,
Chris’s Hair World, Lindsay. Value $100
42. Hit the hills! You and your family can
enjoy a day of skiing at Sir Sam’s Ski Area,
which includes rentals with this gift certificate!
Donated by Bob Bishop, Sir Sam’s Ski Area,
Haliburton. Value $135
43. Wild Roses. This 24” X 36”
oil on canvas was created by Mary Ellen
Gerster, local Lindsay artist who’s meticulous
painting is reflected in this piece.
Donated by Mary Ellen Gerster, Lindsay. Value $145
44. It’s a boy! Well if it is then this is the
perfect gift for him! This package includes
a Taggies blue bear ‘n blanket, a Taggies
activity turtle, a Built New York bottle strolling
tote and a Taggies blanket. Donated by Carol
Stechnyshyn, Sylvestres, Lindsay. Value $140
45. Mini sled for lots of fun! Your child
or grandchild will have countless hours of
fun with this remote controlled Skidoo –
what a great surprise for under the tree!
Donated by Phil Hodgson, HP Cycle, Lindsay. Value
$150
46. Just in time! Men take advantage of
this opportunity to have a wool Melton jacket
with leather accents – size medium – perfect
for winter! Donated by Doug Parks, Lindsay Dodge
Chrysler. Value $175
47. Capture the moment. Renowned
photographer Jennifer Boksman will help
you make memories with a studio family
portrait (maximum 6 people) with proofs and
1 – 8”X 10” colour proof. Donated by Jennifer
Boksman Photography, Lindsay. Value $200
48.“Talking Earth”. This eleven inch
ceramic vase of native design was created
by Steven Smith of Brantford Native
Reserve. Donated by Glenn Taylor. Value $209
49. Dine by the river. Four of you can
experience the delectable fare created by
Chef Judith Dann at the Riverside Inn,
Norland with this gift certificate. Donated by Bill
and Judith Dann, Riverside Inn, Norland. Value $200
50. Time to get organized! Get started
with this $200 gift certificate towards innovative,
custom and unique high-end space-saving
shelving components that will maximize your
closet storage space. Donated by Tim Truax,
Kwik Kloset of Kawartha Lakes, Lindsay. Value $200
51. Fashionable and warm! This
stunning faux leather designer inspired
handbag hosts multi-pockets, a beautiful
braided shoulder strap and silver hardware
trim. Accompanying the handbag is a cozy
Pashmina to help keep the chill off this
winter! Donated by MaryAnn Kershal, Choices
Boutique, Lindsay. Value $200
52. Historical and enchanting.
Imagine a romantic overnight mid-week
getaway for two at the beautiful Sir William
Mackenzie Inn in Kirkfield. This includes your
stay in a beautifully detailed guest room,
champagne, flowers, chocolates, a cheese
tray and a full delectable breakfast for two,
all nestled in lovely gardens and majestic
century old trees. Donated by Jeremy Pierpoint
and Sharon Arnaud, The Sir William Mackenzie Inn,
Kirkfield. Value $270
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53. Dim the lights, light the candles.
This pair of green glass candleholders would
be a perfect accent for Christmas or any
occasion. Donated by Glenn Taylor, Belleville Value $205
54. Step back in time. Enjoy the historic
Dundurn Castle, which will be decorated
with Victorian Christmas charm. Start the
evening with carol singing and an assortment
of traditional Christmas food served in the
historic kitchen from December 4 – 21,
2008. As part of this package you can also
enjoy a Victorian Cooking Workshop on Saturday
January 17, 2009, which includes
19th century recipes and cooking lessons.
Top off the night with an overnight stay at the
Inchbury Inn Bed & Breakfast located right
behind Dundurn Castle. Tour and cooking
workshop donated by Durdun National
Historical Site. Overnight accommodation donated
by Dough and Solonge Trudel, Inchbury Inn, Hamilton.
Value $230
55. Great accents! This pair of elegant
handcrafted decorator cushions would grace
any décor! Donated by Monica Chapman and Karen
O’Neill, Kawartha Drapery and Decorating Inc. Value
$250
56. Set the stage! If you are selling your
house you will want to take advantage of this
$250 gift certificate for a two and half hour
Home Staging Consultation from Mary Ellen’s
Staging. As a well-known local art instructor
Mary Ellen applies her artistic talents to “stage”
her clients’ homes.
Donated by Mary Ellen Gerster’s Home Staging,
Lindsay. Value $250
57. Go green! This pair of green striped
Catcus silk runners topped off with two
matching Catcus silk decorator cushions
would make an elegant statement in any
home décor.
Donated by Carol Stechnyshyn, Sylvestres, Lindsay
Value $250
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58. They shoot – they score! If you are
Senators fans you won’t want to miss out on
these tickets to see the Ottawa Senators vs.
the Atlantic Thrashers on December 16,
2008 at 7:30pm – Section 109, Row B Seat
1 & 2! Donated by Russell Alexander, Barrister &
Solicitor. Value $260
59. Pretty Pandora! This contemporary
sterling silver and 14 KY gold Pandora
bracelet is accented with a beautiful Pandora
Murano glass bead in captivating red and
would be an elegant gift for that someone
special! Donated by The Johnson Family, Johnson
Jewelry Limited, Lindsay. Value $310
60. Windswept Oak. This magical metal,
stone and mixed media creation from mild
steel captures the beauty of nature and would
make for an appealing addition to any home.
Donated by Cathy Mark, Little Britain. Value $340
61. Take a break! Two of you can luxuriate
with an overnight stay in a Fairmont Deluxe
Guestroom at the Fairmont Royal York,
Toronto. Donated by Fairmont Royal York, Toronto.
Value $350
62. Ravishing Raku. This stunning and
colourful vessel was created by Carol Grant
and would make a beautiful centrepiece or
creative accent piece to any home décor.
Donated by Carol Grant, Deep River. Value $350
63. Beautifully carved. This lovely soap
stone carving of a walrus is timeless and
is simply stunning. Donated by Glenn Taylor,
Belleville. Value $348
64. Urban Rhythm. This 24 x 24"acrylic
painting depicts an abstract impression of life
within an urban environment. It is cohesive in
design, yet exemplifies the turbulence of
urban life. Donated by artist Louise Whale, Sonya.
Value $395

65. Kayo O Young. This signed vase by
Kayo O Young of Kleinberg was part of the
furnishings in the Reagan Suite, Toronto,
during the G-7 Summit meeting 25 years
ago. Donated by Glenn Taylor, Belleville. Value $375
66. The bear facts. Another exquisite
soapstone carving of a bear to grace your
home. Donated by Glenn Taylor, Belleville. Value $395
67. ”Fragrant Summer”. This beautiful,
original watercolour painting was painted
especially for the Dream Ball by local artist
Charles Leung and captures the beauty of
summer lilies and butterflies. Created and
donated by Charles Leung, Whispering Snow
Studio, Lindsay. Value $400
68. Greek Cuisine Package. Enjoy two
bottles of premium vintage Greek wine from
our private and personal collection. A bottle
of extra, extra virgin oil and Greek Kalamata
olives from Chris’s own olive orchards in
Sparta. Plus, a wedge of Kefalograviera; one
of Greece’s finest table cheeses. To enhance
“going Greek”, we include a gift certificate for
dinner for four at the Olympia Restaurant.
Donated by Chris Kakabsis, Costas and Nicki Dedes. Value
$500
69. It’s a slam dunk! Raptor’s fan’s
behold – two Platinum tickets to see Raptors
vs. Lakers on Wednesday February 4, 2008
– 7pm. Donated by Greg and Elaine Walling. Value
$405
70. Lost! This beautifully framed original
acrylic landscape original was painted by
artist Doris Clemes and would be a perfect
addition to your home.
Donated by Doris Clemes, Guelph. Value $495
71. Kawartha memories. Everyone in
this area appreciates the beauty of a blue
heron; now with this amazing print of a
heron, you can enjoy it everyday in your
home! Donated by Fred Thornhill, Fred Thornhill
Photography, Bobcaygeon. Value $400
72. Snowbirds behold!. Four of you can
catch an exciting game in Tampa Florida on
Thursday February 12, 2009 at 7:30 pm to see
Tampa Bay play the Leafs. Donated by Dean
Whaley, Tampa Bay Lightning Hockey Club, Tampa. Value
$400
73. Let it snow! Hit the hills on this 5150
wood core snowboard complete with Burton
double ratchet bindings. Donated by Ray
Parnell, Parnell’s Ski Shop, Devil’s Elbow. Value $450.
74. Be raptured! Catch an exciting game
with Platinum tickets to see the Raptors vs.
the Nuggets on Wednesday December 31st
2008 at 7pm. Donated by Greg and Elaine Walling,
Lindsay. Value $405.
75. Make an entrance! At least this
textured Greek urn will make your entrance
simply stunning! Donated by Glenn Taylor,
Belleville. Value $449
76. The Hills are Alive! Four of you can
delight to the popular Sound of Music at the
Princess of Wales Theatre on Saturday
January 10, 2009 at 7:30pm – Orchestra
K – seats 24-27. Donated by Alex
Richardson, BDO Dunwoody LLP, Lindsay. Value
$480
77. Ridout Photography Family
Portrait Session. Your Session will include
approximately two-hour shoot, private password
protected gallery and an 11x14 portrait of your
choice. Photography to take place within 50 km
radius of Lindsay Ontario.
Donated by Mark Ridout, Mark Ridout Photography.
Value $425
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78. Elegant and unique. This set of fine
Russian china plates would enhance any
table setting. Donated by Glenn Taylor, Belleville
Value $575
79. Wine 101. Let a certified sommelier
take you shopping for wine and then help
you host a private tasting in your home.
Learn techniques on how to decant, filter,
open and breathe wine, what glasses to use
and how to store wine. Chose a theme –
shopping for wine for the holidays, or buying
wine for entertaining. Donated by John Brass,
Certified Sommelier, Lindsay. Value $500
80. Natural Mic Mac. This 23” X 21” oil
framed painting was painted by Bruno Cote
of Eastern Townships, Quebec. Donated by
Glenn Taylor. Value $1300
81. Lovely and lavish. A towering
Elizabethan lantern is decorated lavishly
with beaded fronds, jewelled grapes and a
harmony of festive foliages. A large pillar
candle, beaded seasonal fruits complete this
romantic table scape. Donated by Graham and
Joan Irwin, Graham Interiors, Bridgenorth. Value $650
82. Winter wonderland. This lovely
pair of watercolour paintings were
painted by Kennedy. Donated by Glenn Taylor.
Value $600
83. Sensational soapstone. Inuit art
is to be appreciated in this fine soapstone
sculpture of a kayak, created by L. Akpaliapik.
Donated by Glenn Taylor, Belleville. Value $600
84. This is the way to dine! Imagine
having Executive Chef Henry Tucker; from
Quizine Connection prepare a three-course
dinner for six in a private dining setting of
your choice! It can be yours with this gift
certificate! Donated by Debbie Cathey, Quizine
Connection, Lindsay. Value $600
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85. Raku for you. If you like raku pottery this
piece that was created by Cunningham will
surely appeal to your senses! Donated by Glenn
Taylor, Belleville. Value $743.
86. “Wandering Warren”. Warren
celebrates 35 years of professional entertainment
from coast to coast singing his country
blues. With this gift certificate you get to
choose the venue for an evening of fabulous
entertainment by Warren. Donated by Warren
Sutcliffe, Janetville. Value $800
87. A perky parrot. This unique and
colourful Werner Arnold wood sculpture of a
parrot is both decorative and entertaining!
Donated by Glenn Taylor, Belleville. Value $800
88. Delicate and unique. This beautiful
crane and muskox horn carving by Derrold
Taylor would be a real showcase duet.
Donated by Glenn Taylor. Value $925
89. Spa getaway! The two of you will
be delighted with this overnight stay at the
Eganridge heritage estate, overlooking
scenic Sturgeon Lake. This getaway
includes country continental breakfasts,
dinner for two including gratuities and a
$200 spa credit for Eganridge’s luxurious
spa. Donated by John and Patty Egan, Eganridge
Country Inn & Spa Value $800
90. Crafty Crayola. This incredible package
of Crayola products would make any child’s
Christmas morning a sheer delight! Donated by
Crayola Canada, Lindsay. Value $300
91. Up Up and Away! Here is your
chance for the two of you to experience a
romantic champagne hot air balloon ride!
Donated by RE/MAX Country Town Realty, Lindsay.
Value $950

92. ”Hope.” Renowned artist, Gudrun
Girgis created this beautiful statue of a
young infant in a basket who is looking at
the world in wonder. Gudrun created this
especially for the Dream Ball. Created and
donated by Gudrun Girgis, Barrie. Value $800
93. Simply stunning. If you love John
Hardy jewellery, you will love this pair of Batu
Dot silver and gold amethyst checkerboard
cushion earrings. Exquisite! Donated by Ellen
Woodward, Woodward Design, Lindsay. Value $1095
94. You can see clearly now! Here is a
great opportunity to get those new glasses
with this certificate for one pair of Essilor
progressive lenses and your choice of
frames. Donated by Neil Young, Young’s Optical,
Lindsay. Value $1000
95. Diamonds are a girl’s best friend!
This custom made pendant is set in14K
yellow gold with a pink Tourmaline and five
channel-set, round brilliant cut diamonds
and has been appraised at $1500.00.
Created and donated by Marilyn Waitkus, Kawartha
Jewellery and Repair. Value $1500
96. ”Migration.” This stunning acrylic
painting was created by Mike Hammer of
Toronto, son of international violinist, Mosha
Hammer. Working drawing and pictures are
included with this unique piece of art.
Donated by Glenn Taylor. Value $2070
97. Powers out? Now it’s on with this
PowerG four-stroke engine generator with
1000 watts – you don’t want to be without it!
Donated by John Fox, Canadian Tire, Lindsay. Value $300
98. Magnificant Manitou. This exquisite
original oil painting of the Manitou River by
Bruno Cote would look amazing in any
decor. Donated by Glenn Taylor. Value $1300
99. Wooden Sticks for four! This
incredible Play Plus Package includes a
one-night stay for four in one of the cozy
Wooden Sticks cabins, 18 hole round of golf
after 2 pm on arrival day, 18 hole round of
golf before 8 am on departure day, shared
use of golf cart, use of CPGA supervised
practice facilities, golf cart snacks and
non-alcoholic refreshments, lunch and
dinner on arrival day and breakfast and lunch
on departure day, Valid Sunday – Thursday
until October 31, 2009. Donated by Robert and
Shirley Bellamy and Wooden Sticks. Value $1600
100. Flat and fabulous! Imagine this 37”
LCD Sharp Aquos high definition television!
With features like True 16:9 aspect ratio,
ASV/Black TFT LCD panel that delivers fast
response times and a spectacular picture,
176 degree viewing angle, 60,000-hour lamp
life, 6ms response time, dual HDMI inputs
and PC input to turn your TV into a PC monitor,
bottom-mounted speakers and black cabinet –
you have everything you need and more!
Donated by The Flat Panel Shoppe at Kennedy Electric
Ltd., Lindsay Value $1200
101. Luxurious leather! This Lizzy
lounge chair will melt the tension and stress
away. The leather cushion makes a sleek
design statement and is easy to clean. The
beech veneer frame is flexible but sturdy.
The setting is complete with your feet up on
a matching ottoman. Donated by Bjorn Alfredson,
Holsag Canada. Value $550
102. Rustic twig. If you like the natural
look, this handcrafted twig plant stand would
be just right for you – great for the cottage!
Created and donated by Maggie Ksander, Wickerworks,
Haliburton. Value $100
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103. Best of Bistro! Next summer you
can relax and enjoy this rustic bistro set –
just right for relaxing! Donated by Dianne Thiebert,
Garry’s Garden Centre, Lindsay. Value $375
104. “Entre Deux Heures” This original
16” X 24” painting was created by Raphael
Montpetit.
Donated by Glenn Taylor, Belleville. Value $1400.00
105. Pretty peacocks! This beautifully
hand-painted chest is not only nice to look
at - it is also practical for storage and it
would make a lovely addition to any room.
Donated by a Friend of the Children. Value $250
106. Great outdoors comfort. You can
relax and enjoy the backyard in this comfy
patio furniture set. Donated by Glenn Taylor,
Belleville. Value $1300
107. Cozy and elegant. Imagine the
enjoyment you would have with this
attractive cherrywood finish electric fireplace.
Measuring 48" X 42" X 17". The 23" firebox
will provide warmth that is both economical
and comforting.
Donated by Evelyn and Ron
Northmore, Northmore Fuels, Lindsay. Value $700
108. Charming and durable. What a
great accent for your deck! This handpainted
floor mat would add a touch of class
and colour to your outdoor haven! Created and
donated by Moyra Pett, Lindsay. Value $100
109. Nest of tables. The distinctive
penshell and snakestone border treatment
graces the tops of these elegant accent
nesting tables. Donated by Lisa and David Parsons,
Southern Comfort Home & Hearth, Lindsay. $899
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110. Garden goose glory. Renowned
artist Charles O’Neil created this intricate
and colourful wire goose sculpture just for
your backyard!
Created and donated by Charles O’Neil, Bent Offerings,
Haliburton. Value $350
Thanks again to all of the
generous silent auction
donors.

Thank Thank You
Thank you to all of the dedicated volunteers who worked
so hard to make this starlit fantasy a tremendous
success for the children.
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With Appreciation
We sincerely thank marketingsolutions for generously
donating the creative and production of the Dream Ball
event brochure, sponsor and draw posters.
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Promise Promise Sponsor Sponsor
The Kawartha-Haliburton Children’s Foundation extends their sincere
appreciation to our Promise Sponsor who is sending seven
children of abuse to camp.
Remembering the Children
A Friend of the Children.
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Dream Sponsor
The Kawartha-Haliburton Children’s Foundation thanks
our Dream Sponsor who is sending fourteen
children to camp for one week.
We’re proud to support activities and events that involve
the community. Thank you for the opportunity to
participate in the Dream Ball.
Dennis Smith, Branch Manager
165 Kent Street West, Lindsay, Ontario
705.324.2123
The Bank of Nova Scotia