Catalog 2016 Mulgrave Gala

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Table of Contents EVENING AGENDA……………………………………………………..

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MENU………………………………………………………………………..

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WELCOME LETTER from The Head of School…………………

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BOARD OF DIRECTORS………………………………………………..

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WELCOME LETTER from The Board Chair………………………

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WELCOME LETTER from The Gala Chairs………………………

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THANK YOU! Thank you to Gala Committee ……………………………..

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Thank you to our Sponsors…………………………………

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Special Thanks…………………………………………………

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RULES Heads-Or-Tails Rules………………………….………………

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Casino/Raffle Prize Rules….…………………………………

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AUCTION Live Auction……………………………………………………

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Gala Select ….…………………………………………………

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Wine & Dine Silent Auction……….………………………….

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Wish List………………………….…………………………….

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IT TAKES A VILLAGE……………………………………………………

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Evening Agenda April 30, 2016 Mulgrave School 5:30 PM Cocktail Reception

Wish List Open Gala Select Open Wine and Dine Silent Auction Open Raffle Tickets on Sale Photo Booth Open 7:00 PM Welcome Message

Dinner Served 8:15 PM Head of School Address

Heads or Tails Gala Select Closes 8:30 PM Live Auction 9:15 PM Raffle Draw 9:30 PM Live Performance

Interactive Dance Segment Specialty Bar Open Casino Open Dancing Open Photo Booth Re-Opens 10:00 PM Silent Auction Closes 1:00 AM Wish List Closes

Event Ends

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Menu Salad Fresh Spinach and Watercress Salad topped with Hearts of Palm, Cherry Tomatoes, Scallions, Citrus Vinaigrette and garnished with Edible Flowers

Entree Options Brazilian Braised Short Rib topped with a Roasted Tomato and Garlic Salsa and served with Butter Yam and Potato Duchess and Grilled Vegetables

Seared Sable Fish topped with a Papaya Salsa on a bed of Fresh Herb Cous Cous and Grilled Seasonal Vegetables

Vegetarian Wild Mushroom ‘Wellington’ Local Misty Mountain Exotic Mushrooms Roasted and layered over Phyllo Pastry with a light Sherry Peppercorn Sauce with Grilled Seasonal Vegetables Freshly baked Pao de Queijo (Brazilian Cheese Buns) and Artisan Breads with Whipped Herb Butter

Dessert Dessert Trio Plate House made Brazilian Brigadeiro, Guava Cheese Mousse, and Quindim (Rio Flan)

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Fancy Yellow Diamond Timeless Lugaro Design

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Welcome from the Head of School Dear Carnival goers, Our gala this year, the year of the Rio Olympics, is appropriately along the theme of ‘Carnival’. I feel the words below, from the official Rio Carnival website, accurately set the scene for our own Mulgrave event.

The Magic of Carnival in Rio de Janeiro From the beautiful and sexy beaches of Rio de Janeiro to Rio Carnival and the Rio Nightlife, the type of energy that the city of Rio emulates is just simply electrifying. What is even more exhilarating are the deliciously bronzed samba dancers, the pulsating music, the energy and applause of the spectators filled with Cariocas and visitors from around the world who all come to the same place to experience the world famous Rio Carnival. Held every year during the week leading up to Lent, Rio Carnival attracts visitors from all corners of the globe. It is inconceivable to think of Rio without thinking of its unrivalled Carnival. Anticipation builds and the excitement grows as Carnival time gets closer and closer. Without a doubt, this is the favourite holiday celebration in Rio. The city glows with the smiles and energy of the locals — or Cariocas. Samba music can be heard coming from neighborhoods throughout the city and crowds gather to dance and play all day, night and straight into the next morning. It is the inherent spirit of the Cariocas and their true joie de vivre that makes Rio Carnival such a glorious success year after year!

Maybe we cannot completely rival the Rio event but we can certainly try.

Let’s build our community and our friendships, raise a few dollars for our students and celebrate our great school with the atmosphere of the Rio Carnival. I hope that you have a great night. Thank you to the team who put the Gala together and to all of you here who are supporting this event tonight.

Se divertir e desfrutar da sua noite!

(Have fun and enjoy your evening)

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Howard Blank

Our MC and Auctioneer Howard Blank has been a member of the gaming and entertainment industry for over 30 years.

Howard is principal of Point Blank Entertainment and The Howard Blank Group and consults on numerous projects in the gaming and entertainment Bield. Howard is proud to donate his time and efforts at over 75 charitable gala events each year and currently serves as President of Variety, B.C., and sits on Music Therapy, BC Entertainment Hall of Fame, BC Foundation for the Arts, and 9-11 Memorial Boards.

Howard is proud recipient of “The Lifetime Gaming Award” and “Philanthropy Award” from the Canadian Gaming Association; he has been bestowed with Variety British Columbia’s “Angel” and “Barker of The Year” awards and “The Paul Harris Fellowship” from Rotary International. Howard has also been bestowed with the prestigious 2015 British Columbia Community Achievement Award from the Lt. Governor at Government House in Victoria.

Board of Directors Chair

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Harry Wierenga

Vice Chair

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Gopi Chande

Secretary

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Harry Hole

Treasurer

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Richard Cheah

Members at Large

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Michael Birch Charles Chang Mehrdad Ezzati Silvia Heinrich William Ko John Pao Jihad Saba Helaine Shepard Malik Talib

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Welcome To all friends in the Mulgrave community, On behalf of the Board of Directors, it is my pleasure to welcome you to Mulgrave School’s annual Spring Gala!

Rio Carnaval, in the Great Hall of our Senior School, will be an evening filled with fun and excitement overlooking the beautiful Vancouver skyline.

We all know that events such as the Spring Gala only come together with a tremendous amount of effort and planning over many months. The Mulgrave community of volunteers that work tirelessly on our behalf is truly amazing and we appreciate the hundreds of hours of time that they have committed to making this evening such a great success. A special thank-you to Co-chairs, Brenda Rajani and Shemin Verjee, and all the members of the 2016 Gala Committee for making it happen again!

Thank-you as well to the many parents and friends of Mulgrave who have given generously to support our Live and Silent auctions or who have become an Event Sponsor or advertised in our Gala catalogue. Thanks to all of you for making this year’s event yet another successful one!

Tonight's a night to have fun, be merry and to make new friends in the Mulgrave community. Enjoy the evening and successful bidding to everyone on those auction items!

Cheers,

Harry Wierenga, Chair Mulgrave Board of Directors 12

Welcome!

Welcome to Rio Carnaval, Mulgrave’s 22nd annual Spring Gala.

It’s our pleasure to present to you an evening of celebration, filled with the music, dance and vivid colours of Brazil. We chose Rio Carnaval for our theme because its lively, spirited nature is apropos for our Mulgrave community celebration.

This event is a culmination of the hard work and dedication of so many Mulgrave parents. In true Mulgrave fashion, new, ‘experienced’, and even alumni parents have come together to create an evening of fun and celebration for everyone. As well, Mulgrave faculty members have been invaluable in their support throughout the process, providing guidance and assistance whenever needed. We can’t begin to thank all the parents and faculty who have poured their hearts into making this event a success.

We would like to extend a special thanks to John Wray for his leadership and unwavering support. To Mark Steffens, who tirelessly guided us through the process; to Julie DeCooman and Jane Webb who helped with every detail of Gala; and to Elizabeth Calderon, Karem Planas, and Michelle Noble who gave us their marketing expertise, we thank you all from the bottom of our hearts.

We wish you a wonderful evening, and hope you enjoy the festivities. As the Brazilians say ‘Feliz Carnaval!’.

Shemin Verjee

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Thank You to the

Gala Committee A huge thank you to everyone who came forward to support Gala. We are truly grateful for your time, energy and commitment towards making Gala a successful community event.

Gala Co-Chairs Brenda Rajani Shemin Verjee Live Auction Acquisitions Lili Hao Silent Auction Acquisitions Alexandra Mauler Select Projects Tingting Fu Andrea Linsley Heather Walsh Wish List Gopi Chande Ellen D’Atri Business Ads & Sponsorship Nancy Duan Marketing & Communications Caroline Assaf Mallora Rayner Ruba Khaleq Naomi Yang Auction Tracker

Azim Suleman

Catalogue Janna Van Nieuwenhuyse Day Volunteer Coordinator Helen Joannou Night Volunteer Coordinators Kate Hoogendoorn Catherine Orford DĂŠcor Christine Rinck Jackie Shaw Shemin Verjee RSVP Grace Chasmar Darlene Clarke-Hole Merchandising & Packaging Nancy Nie Cultural Liaison Echo Liu Treasurer Wendy Jones Carere

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Thank You to

Our Sponsors Thank you to the Mulgrave families who came forward to support Gala. We truly appreciate your generosity in supporting Mulgrave's biggest community event.

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Evening Entertainment Wine Casino Specialty Bar

Mulgrave Families Xin Chen and Adriana Li Shull Family and a Mulgrave Family Zhang-Chen Family William & Edward Li

Photo Booth

Yvonne Chan

Table DĂŠcor

the LePoidevin Family

DJ

Andrew Shih, Eyesonic Enterprises

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Special Thanks There are so many people that have contributed in so many different ways towards Gala. We truly appreciate all of their time, effort and donations.

To all the staff members who worked behind the scenes to support our gala committee, they are truly the silent heroes of Gala. Please forgive us for any errors or omissions.

Ache Brazil Adriana Li Aly Kassim-Lakha Andrea Fornes AspenClean Bill Pomeroy, Artrageous Pictures and Framing Black Hills Estate Winery Boo La La Costumes Caffe Al Mercato Cioffis Meat Market and Deli Coates Portrait Design Darryl Ray, Butler Did It Catering David's Tea Park Royal Four Seasons Hotel, Vancouver Greg Ng Heritage Law / Nicole Garton Howard Blank, Master of Ceremonies and Auctioneer Irfhan Rajani Jabeen Janmohamed Jason Cutbill (DJ) Le Beuf Studios Liberty Wine Merchants Park Royal

Lonsdale Event Rentals Ltd. Lugaro Jewellers Marcelle Warnes , The Card Project Mister Print Munir Ali Neilin Dhanji Northern Divine Paintertainment Reel Silks Richard and Ailsa Harris, Totally Chocolate Sunshine Academy TableSmarts Terroir Kitchen The Balloonery The Cheese Man The Dirty Apron Cooking School & Delicatessen Thomas Haas Chocolates & Patisserie Vito Nardiello, Galileo Wine and Spirits Zenato Winery Zumba Vancouver

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Heads-Or-Tails Rules Try your hand at a round of Heads-Or-Tails Play Heads-Or-Tails and join in the fun!

An announcement will be made inviting guests to play. If you would like to join in, please fill out the Heads-Or-Tails card on your plate with your bid paddle number, your name and signature.

Entry cost is $50 per person.

Now the fun really begins. All players will be asked to stand up and choose “Heads-Or-Tails”.

Place you hands on your head or on your “Tail” to indicate your choice. A coin will be tossed. If you chose correctly, you get to stay in the game.

The last one standing receives a special prize!

Good luck!

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Casino Rules

How Do I Join the Fun? Once you have your chips in hand, enjoy playing any of the casino games, including Blackjack, Roulette and Baccarat. Test your skill at your favourite game or learn to play a new game! Play hard but be smart as additional chips CANNOT BE PURCHASED.

How Do I Turn In My Casino Chips?

Guests are invited to turn in their chips to any dealer once they are finished playing. For every $500 turned in, you will receive a ticket to be eligible for a prize at the end of the night.

If you do not wish to gamble, feel free to turn in your play money for chips and prize tickets.

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LIVE AUCTION

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LIVE AUCTION

1. “Saved by the Nutcracker” Value $1,400 PRIZE PACKAGE INCLUDES: 4 VIP Tickets to Goh Ballet’s The Nutcracker (December 16, 2016 7:30pm show) Exclusive backstage tour and photo opportunity with cast members A pair of pointe shoes for autograph opportunity backstage $200 Gift Certificate to Hy’s Steakhouse

Donor: Goh Ballet, Audrey and Bill White

Performance Date: December 16, 2016

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2. “Fire and Rain” Value $1,325 YOUR PRIZE PACKAGE INCLUDES: - 2 tickets to see James Taylor live in concert in Victoria on June 10th - 2 tickets on Harbour Air - 1 night accommodation at Victoria Coast Harbourside This is your chance to see an icon of the music industry. James Taylor’s music embodies the art of songwriting in its most personal and universal forms. For more than forty years Taylor has been a compass for his fans, articulating moments of pain and joy, and letting his listeners know that they are not alone.

His warm baritone is among the most recognized voices in popular music and his distinctive style of guitar-playing has been enormously influential. He has sold over 100 million albums throughout his career, beginning in 1968 when he was signed to The Beatles’ Apple Records. He has earned 40 gold, platinum, and multi-platinum awards and five Grammy Awards for a catalog that runs from James Taylor (1968) and Sweet Baby James (1970) to Hourglass (1997) and October Road (2002). Taylor released his breakthrough album Sweet Baby James in 1970. It went triple-platinum and spawned his first top 10 hit, the intensely personal “Fire and Rain.” In 2012, Taylor was awarded the distinguished Chevalier of the Order of Arts and Letters by the French government and in 2011, was awarded the National Medal of Arts by President Barack Obama in a ceremony at the White House. Both medals are their nation’s highest honours for artistic excellence recognizing “outstanding achievements and support of the arts.”

Donor: Graham and Angela Lee, GSL Group of Companies

Performance Date: June 10th, 2016

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3. “They call it Football” Value $4,000 YOUR PRIZE PACKAGE INCLUDES $2,000 towards airfare to London, England Chelsea Football Club Jersey 2 Chelsea Football Club Tickets - Champions Club Hospitality that includes: Match Day Program, Private Member Lounge Entry, Match Day Meal (Lunch or Dinner), Half Time and Full Time Refreshments & Snacks 2 CHELSEA FC TICKETS

CHAMPIONS CLUB HOSPITALITY Includes: Match Day Program, Private Member Lounge Entry, Match Day Meal (Lunch or Dinner), Half Time and Full Time Refreshments & Snacks C O URTE S Y O F :

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Match to be determined, between September 2016-March 2017. Tickets will be available at will call on the day of the match. Attendee’s names will need to be provided. 2 pieces of ID will be required from attendees for ticket pick up. Please contact Virani Real Estate Advisors for further information (604.695.1000)

Match to be determined, between September 2016 - March 2017 Tickets will be available at will call on the day of the match.

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Donor: Karim Virani Airfare donated by the Shull Family, Malone & Chun Ling Xie, and a Mulgrave family

LIVE AUCTION

4. “A fish out of water�

Value $9,000 Enjoy a four day and three night fully guided fishing and adventure trip to the historic Good Hope Cannery, a spectacular wilderness resort located in the heart of Rivers Inlet just two hours north of Vancouver.

Amidst the endless panorama of coastal mountains, virgin forest and abundant wildlife, you will enjoy some of the finest trophy salmon fishing on the West Coast. Whale watching and other eco-adventures are also available. This package for two guests includes round trip airfare from Vancouver to Rivers Inlet, all meals, snacks, and accommodations. A fishing guide, a 25ft Ironwood boat and fishing gear (rods, tackle, bait and rain gear) are all included in your fully guided trip. Your catch will be cleaned, frozen and packed for travel.

Please note the trip does not include fishing licenses or gratuities. It is our practice and recommendation that all Chinook salmon over 40 pounds be released (after a photo of course).

Valid for available dates during the July-August 2016 season.

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LIVE AUCTION

5. THE WORLD IS YOUR OYSTER SO FILL IT WITH PEARLS Value $5,000 At 36” long, this

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beautiful necklace from Stittgen Fine Jewelry is simply stunning.

The necklace showcases lustrous South Sea baroque pearls. Mother Nature’s treasures plucked from the sea, each pearl is as unique as a finger print.

The strand was designed by our Master Goldsmith and is unmistakably Stittgen – classic and elegant, with an unexpected twist. The pearls are accented with hand-crafted, textured links in 18k yellow gold and 19k white gold, adding a whimsical and contemporary edge to a timeless classic.

LIVE AUCTION

6. “If music be the food of love, play on…!”

Value $15,000

A cocktail reception in your home including food designed by Design to Dine and wine provided by Mulgrave Gala 2016. Gather a group of 10 to 15 guests and enjoy a custom designed hors d’eouvres menu and experience food entertainment with Chef Alison Ramage from Design to Dine! Mulgrave Gala 2016 will provide 10 bottles of wine.

Your are the top bidder on this special package to If you are the top bidder on have a $170,000 Fazioli piano moved into your home this special package, you will also have a $170,000 Fazioli for a day and then be entertained by professional piano moved into your home piano/violin duo Roy + Rosemary with a private for a day and then be 45 minute performance for you and your friends. entertained by professional Subject to artists availability, expires October 1, 2016 piano/violin duo Roy and Rosemary with a private 45 Your are the top bidder on this special packa minute performance for you have a $170,000 Fazioli piano moved into you and your friends, provided by Showcase Pianos. Each for a day and then be entertained by profes Fazioli piano is individually piano/violin duo Roy + Rosemary with a pri handcrafted combining high 45 minute performance for you and your fri quality materials with the Subject to artists availability, expires October finest workmanship and technology in Sacile, 60 Km (35 miles) northeast of Venice in the northeastern part of Italy. The area is renowned for an ancient and prestigious tradition in woodworking

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Donor:to Showcase Pianos

Design To Dine expires Nov 1, 2016 Showcase Pianos expires March 31, 2017

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LIVE AUCTION

7. “A Star is Born” Value $3,000 Song Recording & Music Video Package Have you or your child ever wished you could record a song and produce a music video? Well, here’s your chance! We have secured a fantastic opportunity for singers of all levels to record a song of their choice and then film a music video to go with it.

Monique & Michael Creber will guide the process.

Monique Creber is a versatile and engaging performer who possesses a rich alto singing voice that author Spider Robinson described as “honey and warm butterscotch poured over the tip of an iceberg on a starry summer night.” She maintains a busy career as a vocalist, actor, voiceover artist, musical director, producer, writer, arranger, teacher, consultant and artist manager. Her voice can be heard on TV series (e.g. My Little Pony, Friendship Is Magic, Martha Speaks, George of the Jungle and The Collector), commercials and on many albums. (www.moniquecreber.com) Michael Creber is a Grammy-nominated and Juno Award-winning artist who was dubbed “a cross between Floyd Cramer and Thelonius Monk” by one LA reviewer. Michael pursues a wide-ranging career as a pianist, composer, arranger and producer, embracing many genres of music. He has recorded and toured with k.d. lang (incl. Saturday Night Live, the Grammy Awards & The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson), the Irish Rovers (incl. 36 TV specials) and Raffi (incl. concerts on Broadway, Clinton’s inauguration and co-writing the hit song Bananaphone.) Other credits incl performances with Martin Short, Joan Rivers, Bob Newhart, Regis Philbin, The Rankin Sisters and David Foster. (www.michaelcreber.com)

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Donor: Creber Productions

LIVE AUCTION

8. “You’re not the Boss of Me” Priceless Does your child like to be in charge? Give him or her the gift of seeing the school through the eyes of the Principal. The winning bidder’s child will shadow the Principal or Head of School for the day to see what they do and learn how decisions are made at Mulgrave.

Junior School Principal

Middle School Principal Expires May 2, 2017

Valid for one student

9. “Reserved” Priceless What could be better than your very own, reserved spot in the Junior School parking lot?

Make your Mulgrave mornings and afternoons stress-free with your own parking spot for a whole year. You and your children will experience the convenience of stepping from the car into the school without fighting the crowds: no more searching for a place to park, no more need for late slips and your child will always know where to find you!

Valid for the 2016-2017 school year

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10. “Aloha to Surf, Sand and Sun” Value $4,500 Escape to paradise and enjoy six nights/seven days at the beau<ful waterfront Honua Kai Resort on North Kaanapali Beach, Maui. This two bedroom, two bathroom ocean view unit on the seventh floor, offers views of the mountains of Moloka’i, the Blue Pacific Ocean and the West Maui Mountains. Swim with tropical fish and turtles, relax on the beau<ful white sandy beach, enjoy the pools or relax on your lanai while you watch the whales play. No need to worry about paying for extra bags, your stay includes beach chairs, boogie boards, beach towels, a cooler, sand toys and many other beach vaca<on necessi<es. And a state-of-the-art fitness centre helps you keep the pounds off!

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Blackout dates: Aug.17 – 28, 2016, Dec. 16, 2016 - Jan 9, 2017, Mulgrave Spring Break Expires April 30, 2017 Minimum stay: Internet:

Donor: Dave Lede Family Foundation

4 nights Pets considered: Yes

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11. “Take a bite out of the Big Apple… a New York Steinway Musical Experience” Value $25,000

Experience ManhaWan, the world‘s ul<mate city of cultural arts and business. This package includes a once-in-a-life<me tour of Carnegie Hall, the brand new 19,000-square-foot Steinway Hall designed by Architect Annabelle Selldorf, as well as a personal tour of the Steinway Factory at Long Island.

Your New York Experience includes:

return airfare for two, hotel accommoda<ons for 5 nights in a Junior Suite at the Execu<ve Hotel Le Soleil located in midtown ManhaWan. Hotel Le Soleil New York is a classic contemporary bou<que hotel that gives you the feeling of old world elegance. Coupled with impeccable service, this is the only new hotel in New York which pays homage to the original bou<que style hotel of Europe.

Your experience culminates in a concert at the Lincoln Center where world-famous Steinway Ar<st Lang Lang performs Beethoven with the New York Philharmonic Orchestra.

You will be escorted with VIP backstage passes to personally meet and greet Lang Lang aber the concert.

A truly unforgeWable experience!

Date to be mutually agreed upon by all parties.

Donor: Tom Lee Music Executive New York Le Soleil Holdings Ltd

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Every project in this category was made possible by the generosity of the class parents.

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PK4

Spring is Here, Let's Celebrate

Item #1003

With the Spring season in sight, the students in Ms. Cathy's and Ms. Heleen's PK 4 class were using their fingerprints to create a fun bug vase. The children used ceramic paints to make fingerprint ladybugs, butterflies and caterpillars. They selected their favourite paint colours thoughtfully and were thrilled to see their fingerprints transform into their chosen bug.

"I chose a ladybug because they are so cute."

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PK4

Item #1004

Butterflies in the Garden

A one of a kind masterpiece of original art created by Ms. Steiniger and Miss Carla’s PK 4 class. Each butterfly was cut out of mylar and then the design was drawn on with a sharpie pen. The vibrant hues were coloured by using Winsor & Newton pro-markers. Every butterfly is unique and has the child's name on it. The background was painted with acrylics.

The overall piece will be a wonderful addition to your home. Memories will be cherished forever.

"I'm not sure what colour I should colour my butterfly. I like all the colours.” Emily "How many butterflies can I "Why are we colouring colour? I don't think one is butterflies: I want a enough" India dinosaur" Owen "I am making this butterfly look extra good. I want my mom to "Why do I have to colour a buy the painting.” Hana butterfly?” anonymous 46

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KM, KJ, KY Each Kindergarten class created a platter that represented an aspect of overarching themes investigated this year: celebrations, growth and goal setting. Each student was able to contribute to the project by using their very own finger to make their mark. The children enjoyed watching the different stages of the platter's creation and hunting for their fingerprint among the larger group. Each child's name is written on the platter in their own handwriting. The children enjoyed the collaborative process and each class platter is truly something special.

KY

KY Transformation

Item #1005

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"That plate is very nice. I hope my mom buys it.â&#x20AC;?

"It will go for $500!"

"The paint was cold and squishy.â&#x20AC;?

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KM

Up Up and Away

Item #1006

Carter: "My fingerprints look good, blue is the best.”

Connie: "I like doing the fingers, it feels cool."

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Jamie: "I like using my finger to make the balloons”. The balloons are now just dots in an umbrella.

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Abby: "This was fun because I like paint”.

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Ms. Mingay to Caris "You have the tiniest little finger”.

Caris: "I know, so cute”.

Miles: "I like when you dip your finger in the paint”.

Mikayla: "Who will buy this?

The person who pays first?"

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KJ

Celebrating Our Connections

Item #1007

“I liked when we put our finger in the paint.”

– Bonnery Ahmadi

“We put fingerprints for the paint part. We also did our names.” – Alexander Bellamy

“I like the colour pink and doing fingerprints because it’s so beautiful!” – Katherine Chen

“We were dotting our fingers with paint and, and, and we got to choose our own colour and then the next day we wrote our names. It was good because it’s fun!” – Isaac Davis “The plate was like a circle and we put all the names in a heart.”

– Melody Feng

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“I thought it was fun because I liked dipping my fingers in the paint.” – Chloe Fatiguso

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“It was fun because I liked putting my hands in the paint and writing my name.” – James Giffen “The plate was celebrations “I think about a celebration. for like Valentine’s That’s what the plate is for.

Day! We put So they can be happy.” – Chi paint on my finger Yee Li

“We did dots on the plate. And we wrote our names. And we used paint to dot it.

“I felt good. It is It was fun because I for the gala. It is to liked making the heart.” raise money.” – Barsam – Ava Green Naemi “It was fun and it was really nice because everyone did a beautiful job.”

– Cole Vrsnik

big polka‐dotted heart! I think my mom and dad will want to buy it.” – Emma Gardiner

and put dots around the heart.

I like it because it looks beautiful.” – Sienna Mulholland

“You carefully put your hand in it. You know when I am at my house I play finger paint, too. I like it because I really like finger paint. .” – Philip Zhuang

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1F Item #1008

The Circles of Light Bind Us All

This art project was designed to have all the children in the classroom be able to express their individuality in a collaborative project. Each student was asked to colour a plastic cup using the colours of their choice. The children were very careful not to mix the colours and to represent a set of either warm or cold colours. The plastic cups were then processed and transformed into colourful concentric circles, arranged into a beautiful array. This piece was inspired by Squares with Concentric Circles (1913) by Kandinsky. Many lessons were achieved with this project: the first one is that children can create beautiful artwork with very simple and inexpensive elements, but using the most important tool that is their imagination. All the students are represented in this artwork and can identify their own concentric circle, but at the same time they belong to a bigger project that is beautiful because all their friends participated too. They also learned about colours and that they can express feelings and states of mind.

Finally they learned about colour theory and light.

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1L Item #1009

Circles and colours

Inspired by a 1913’s abstract art work by Wassily Kandinsky, the Grade One students created concentric circles of warm or cold coloured plastic glasses which were then processed to be transformed into a fine piece of abstract art. Each student carefully chose a combination of colours colours, which represents the inner beauty of the artist. This project was an excellent opportunity to develop their collaborative skills as each student used his or her own imagination and talent to create this piece of art.

They also learned to express their individuality and that each one of them contributed to the wholeness of the project bringing beauty and diversity.

"I colored it and it was really fun to do!" ‐ Jacob

“It turned out really good " ‐ Farhana

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1P

Wassily Rings

Item #1010

Grab your cup, pick your colours, and let your inner artist free!

The children enthusiastically jumped into this Kandinsky themed project this year, putting much thought and care into their colour choices before expertly decorating their individual plastic glass. Each cup was then melted to create an even more dynamic concentration of colour. The pieces were then arranged together for a unified expression of creativity from the heart.

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2B

Beautiful Blooms

Item #1011 Spring is in the air with this vibrant and colourful collage of fanciful flowers! In January, Class 2B launched into the preparation of their Gala Select project with the help of their enthusiastic teachers. The children collaborated in creating the beautiful layered green background and the creative and unique bejewelled flowers. This cheerful piece will have you wishing for springtime all year long!

I’m making a flower for our Gala Project and every year our school has a Gala and every class from kindergarten to grade 6 makes something and my class is making flowers and we are going to stick tissue paper on them and then stick them on a green tissue paper background so it looks like a whole bunch of flowers in one frame. ‐ Sadie I’m doing a flower overlapping and then there is going to be petals sticking out. ‐ Thomas

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2C

Oceania

Item #1012 Based on the vibrant style of Eric Carle, the students in 2C have collaborated on a colourful collage of undersea creatures.

Working in partners, each twosome created a tissue paper background with calming blues and greens. They researched drawing techniques online, and carefully crafted an ocean animal together, sketching, re-sketching, and applying vivacious colours to bring their creature to life.

Adding finishing touches, such as seaweed, bubbles, and googly eyes made this piece truly reflective of our lively and spirited grade twos. Purchase this piece, and you too can dive under the sea with 2C! "Our crab is orange and red. I like it!"‐Tatiana "Our seahorse is special because we (with Lisa) worked together!"‐ Lily "It's easy to draw a seahorse."Jayden "Mine is an orange and yellow fish, and it looks good to me”. ‐ Cruiz

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2G

Item #1013

Vibrant Animals

The students of 2G have created vibrant animals inspired by the illustrations of Eric Carle. The children were excited to learn how to draw a variety of animals for this mural. They enjoyed drawing their animals in pencil, outlining them with thin tipped permanent markers, choosing just the right shades of tissue paper to create the visual impact they desired and, finally, applying Modge Podge to give them a glossy finish. There was a lot of discussion amongst the students regarding who would draw which animals and how to make their animals look just right. Students drew their inspiration from each other, and discussed the resources they consulted.

They have created a colourful, lustrous work of art, perfect for a childâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s bedroom.

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Edward “I found putting the tissue paper on my chameleon challenging. I am very proud of myself for how it turned out.”

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Mrs. Fairal helped Jorg “I liked it when me ake . turned draw my tiger.” to m ff e u m t forlenging s g n i g allen chal as acnhd I liekeface.” w t I “ th at Maryam “I liked learning about Candpyurple cI drew agan “I li drawinTgem how we can draw animals. I mylike how y duck aked liked how my duck turned out ‐ I w o rking witnd M a especially his webbed feet.” h and Sid whoryhaem lped me ney f t he page o ind Yeson “I liked the colours of t, n the the tissue paper. I used inte f ki ed o s h o w i l to green of shades different ed usrnheot that l yl a a d ll aw re draw animw to make my fox.” als.” likIe retao dras aare I d “ ut w an so )!” a i s ( o P l b h . le fe Madeline “It was very difficult to make Li Br f g a my fox but I worked very hard on it and ninpanddorabgira difant “ r a t tried many times to draw it.” a le waissufeerenI lik likes ch papt shed ch ho allener fades oos ttingy Ignacio “I liked w gin or of ing ed rpu k i n m l i o making my tiger t g m I t tur loo to y b bro he ey “ue papeing it orn. n because it turned d i w e S d k n ed s a raw ar. n tiss d draw f papdege out the same as ou nd o t bu It nt ahn piece to a Eric Carle’s tiger t e mu h h . p t ” e ow I el e toug doing h y The b trdi.” that I saw on , d m n e d it th I like t the as ha Safari.” ng r. y a w atipaperinkl e N podge r i n w c e a a y r d u y l d t. “I ike iss ver eal tigreaw tIt wliake m I lof twas ok r “ r he s ak o t r lo e bec tai fun ing d Amber “I made a panda. tte ou pe it eyiefficausy. aIusel of mto Mha inoue pa ade It turned out really i s l t y t r iss h m t pretty.

Ms. Dionne helped goo bec to wa was t hic .” a s d m me by finding the steps b ut at use ake wood to m draw my panda on the I m I g y e am akin ’m the internet. I liked using sus n g l p f o e r ch for ou yes t the pretty nic ma d of white and black tissue e t. k rro pa a i e de n ma yes g paper.”

Mikaela “I kin e .” g it becaus I liked maed ho aw dr to w I learn was fun tor animals. It sue pape tis e th on put my parrot ve ga Matthew “I liked drawing my parrot because it e us beca some colour.”

I like to draw and when I have free time at home I usually just draw. It was fun putting on the tissue paper because I could mix different colours.”

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3C

On Thin Ice

Item #1014

On Thin Ice allowed students in 3C, through the medium of magazine strips, to redefine the role of the artist and the creative process, beyond the aesthetic. Children sought to make a statement with their artwork, one that promotes thought and action. Through much discussion, students chose the polar bear as their symbol for global warming. The double entendre of the title speaks to the depleting habitat of the polar bear and to our own precarious future in respect to climate change. The class decided to use the iconic yellow portrait frame of the National Geographic magazine to symbolize the power of storytelling. Math was utilized to enlarge the exact dimensions of the magazine and students experimented with texture and colour throughout the process.

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I enjoyed picking out the strips s e n of different colours and agazi thecpise. theipms onto matching them to our g pre n i s r colourscape.

NIeEd chooazine sts look so N I W enjoy er ag I ing the mthe lett glulike how I I think n ANDREW ext ime s we becauhsoeuld add an tic it ALIA polar bea looks likeeberg I learned about polar bears and t rs are st he I enjoyed constructing the art. on the oanding cean.

ALLESANDRA I was interested in cutting up the magazine strips because I enjoyed it.

CARRIE I loved all of the playing with this piece of art. We were allowed to have a bit of fun and we still made a pretty product.

pieI enj D c o E Shes wyi ed gANN e h th lui A elp Mr ng o ed s. n IA me Ma the OLIrV allyg e nga a t ’ lot lji. w didn e goin . t, I ho e wecrolours. firs w he us e . t e A t r n io h s whe t the g o curake tstrip know to pu N n i O s ES glu a m ne inteI wLAN RLyed I nwg toagazi re as r A e o i . lotsearcsted CHenj rese goth m of hing in I qua er wi OWEN fac a s e wect I learned that learning ts. w roj about global warming is p important because it is affecting animals.

DANE e ar s house gase I learned that green heating the Earth.

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3H

Atlantica

Item #1015

How did we create such a spectacular Gala Art piece, you might be thinking? Well, wonder no more. Since we were learning about commonality, diversity and habitats, Mr. Hinmueller first suggested a forest landscape with birds, but we quickly and unanimously vetoed his suggestion. Instead, we decided on an ocean scene and quickly got to work sorting out blue magazine pictures and cutting them out.

With the help of our class parents, we pasted the blue magazine strips on a large board to create the sea background. To make it realistic, we gradually added lighter and lighter blue strips as we moved to the top. We wanted it to look like the sun was shining over the water. Mission accomplished! Next, we sketched a rough copy of our sea creatures on white paper before moving onto a final orange version. Finally, how could we forget? We thoughtfully positioned and glued the sea creatures onto the Gala Art and Ta-da!

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3UM

The Dots of Knowledge

Item #1016

This is our art piece called â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;The Dots of Knowledgeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;. When we began the process of designing our Gala Project, we first brainstormed what we wanted to do. As a class, we chose what colour scheme we wanted, in this case, a rainbow coloured background. We took knowledge from the secret pockets of our brains and used it to create an idea of how our brains think. The dots on our Gala Project represent every student. We drew lines and dots that represent us, showing how our minds function and make connections. After a deep discussion about the placement of our dots, we chose to do a spiral design because we always start to learn something new and expand on it. We would like to thank the parents that helped us construct the background of the art piece, we could not have done it without them.

We hope you enjoy our Gala Project; we sure did!

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4K

Light and Life

Item #1017

Get swept away with this stunning â&#x20AC;&#x153;stained glassâ&#x20AC;? masterpiece.

With the silver shimmer branches and brilliant ever-changing leaves, you will be so mesmerized, it will be difficult to look away.

The students worked together to create this beautiful work of art.

The class chose the colour palette, and each student designed and created their own special leaf, symbolizing their growth and learning.

Their unique work was then brought together to create a spectacular celebration of light and life.

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4M Item #1018

We Are Unique and Connected

4M students created a stained-glass masterpiece that brightens any room on a typical Vancouver day! Natural colours and the collaborative tree design, combined with the vivid hues of individually designed leaves make 4M’s art piece truly “one-of-a-kind”. As each child added unique designs to the project, classmates keenly observed their tree’s transformation. The culminating magic was when the class observed the drying wet paints changing their art into a translucent, richly coloured tree enlivened by solar rays. The great tree represents the class as a whole as well as each individual child. It shows how the whole is greater than the sum of the parts.

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4T

Item #1019

Thoughts of Nature

This fabulous â&#x20AC;&#x153;stained glassâ&#x20AC;? collection of leaves creates a stunning visual of the variety found in nature. Each student created a leaf design and chose a colour scheme for their individual piece. They used lead strips for the border and lines of the leaf, filling in the leaf with specialty paint to give the look of stained glass. Make sure to look for the shimmering background of each square - it will be sure to create sparkle and brightness within your home!

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5D

Dreamtime

Item #1020

Dreamtime is 5D’s interpretation of an ancient Australian Aboriginal Art Form of dot painting. 5D is on a path of constant learning, discovering and dreaming. The circles represent our children’s growth and never-ending imagination.

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" The dots look really easy to do but it was a lot more intricate than I thought it would be." (Pacey) ell; so aw t u s o Tom urned "Ite tmine." ‐ lov

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5J

5J in Bloom

Item #1021 Using a mixture of acrylic paint, water and white glue, 5J swiped, dabbed and stroked vibrant spring colours onto their canvases. We wanted to each contribute a 4x4 square that was both unique, yet connected to the rest of the art piece. The cherry blossoms signify our growth as learners, and how our knowledge and effort will inevitably bear fruit. We would like the viewer to be reminded of the fragility and fleeting nature of the cherry blossom, to take the time to appreciate the moment, and to understand the importance of letting go.

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5M

Tree of Dreams

Item #1022

The Grade Five students created an image that reflects imagination, excitement, magic and mystery. The canvas represents a mystical tree with many intricate parts, mirroring a future of having their dreams come true. The Grade Five students have used a variety of tree images for several art projects this year. The 5M Tree of Dreams is an extension of this focus in Art.

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Joel: at firstI,t was hard it ca e but when to the good m opy, it was ec asier.

Leo: I had lo of fun makints g my square.

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6F, 6RJ, 6Y Three arrangements of 4" zentangle tiles in a cascade of colours, creating an overall colour wash pattern that flows through the three projects. The individual tiles were uniquely and skillfully crafted by each student in Grade 6 featuring structured, repetitive patterns in classic zentangle design style. Some quadrants emanate a sense of tranquility and calmness, while others evoke movement and new direction. You will be mesmerized and swept away by this dynamic wave of colour and pattern!

6RJ

Item #1023 Eth :".. even the smallestande tails e a differenmcak e”.

Zentangle Composition in Blue, Green and Yellow

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Leona : "My zentangle represents different features in nature”.

Cath "I reaarllinya: like my zenta be all thnegle detailcaIuse of to put in had put ".

Nikei th d e joy cause n e y l al be "I reproject how yeonut e d l r e g k n I li ake diffeake a zenta m m o n ca terns t terpiece. pat mas

Keira:"I feel happy when I do this. “

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6F Item #1024

Zentangle Composition in Pink, Purple and Blue Mona ‐ I have learned from doing my Zentangle that I will be able to apply the lessons I learned for the rest of my life. First, I will be able to understand how important it is to focus. I used to be easily distracted, and when I realized I had made too many mistakes, I focussed on my second one and ignored the other thoughts in my head, completing my Zentangle. Also, I can use the patterns I drew and work I did in my stories. I now know how hard it is to do certain things and how much work is put into them, and I can apply that hardship in my writing, along with the surging feeling of triumph and pride when you finally finish.

Ryan ‐ The process of making the Zentangles was a fun and excit ing experience. It opened up opportunities of exploring a different part of art. As I was making my Zentangle I looked at the different patterns and challenged myself to more intricate and complicated patterns. Overall, the whole process of making Zentangles was truly amazing and I hope that you enjoy them at the Gala. and ry cainlm e v of s is d t – I and it rem thing. d e h s a R aceful, y soo pe h is ver ic h w , t nigh 69

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6Y Item #1025 Ahna: "Drawing out my Zentangles was a huge success for me. This is because I had not had very much success while planning. My drawing came out beautiful, especially how I had transitioned the red to the orange. I thought that the colours being blended together made up the beauty of the Zentagle designs. Looking back on my art I was satisfied with the work and effort that I put into my Zentangles designs.

Moving forward I would like to start using Zentangles more in my life because I think that they are fun and relaxing to draw and improve your art skills."

Zentangle Composition in Red, Orange and Yellow

Kamran: "I think that the process of my Zentangle was hard. I had lots of difficulty making it...... That's why I did not stop till I got it right. I made 6 zentangles and on the 7th one I was right.

This was the one I chose. It was great!â&#x20AC;Śâ&#x20AC;Ś Challenges that I had were the ability to keep things neat and tidy. A lot of my designs were messy and out of order.

That's why I had made all of those zentangles.... I am satisfied with my work and am willing to keep up the good work. This has pushed me so far in art and to have the ability to make this kind of creation is amazing."

Vanessa L: "First, I designed the zentangles, using the zentangle book.

It took longer than I expected but I was very satisfied with the result.

Overall, the process of making zentangles was very fun and I really enjoyed it. In my opinion, I was very successful in the process of making it because it was really calm( like zen) and it was really cool to design it and compare the beginning to the end; so you can see how it changes."

Mira: "During the planning of my reflection I had lots of fun exploring different zentangles and trying different ideas. Creativity was the key when planning four different designs. While I was planning, I had to find different patterns from books and pictures from the internet. I really let my imagination and creativity go to work. I think that my finished piece turned out well. The color I was assigned to draw my zentangle with, matched the style of my work of art. I had many successes during this process. ..... I overcame my challenges by thinking "out of the box". Overall, I think that my imagination was the key to creating my zentangle piece"

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Tristan: "While I was doing my zentangle designs, there was a lot going on. During the process of my planning, my mind was full because I didn't know what zentangles to do!

Some zentangles I can can draw and others I can't. One of my successes were overcoming the obstacle of not believing my self which put me in a "can't do anything " situation. One of my challenges was keeping all of my couple ring in side the lines and to keep all the lines super straight and that threw me off because I focused more on the straight line when I should have focused on the zentangle. Overall my zentangle was a huge successâ&#x20AC;?.

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2001.

Cheese and Cabernet Pairing

Perfect for red wine lovers, this bottle of 2012 Frog's Leap Cabernet Sauvignon is delightful with cheese. Enjoy the wine, some cheese that you will be able to acquire from the Cheese Man and the provided crackers for a relaxing evening break. Donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t be afraid to ask the Cheese Man himself for the perfect pairing!

Cheese Man gift card value $25 Value : $155

2002.

Cheese and Sauvignon Blanc Pairing

Perfect for white wine lovers, this bottle of Tinel-Blondelet Sancerre pairs perfectly with goat cheese. The combination of fresh and mild to brittle and strong goat cheese with a classic French sancerre that is bright, vibrant and aromatic is a classic! Redeem the $25 gift card at the Cheese Man, serve the provided crackers and honey and ask the Cheese Man himself for the perfect cheeses to pair with your sancerre!

Value : $95 2003.

Cheese Only Please!

Ask the Cheese Man for advice on preparing the perfect cheese plate!

Use this $35 gift card towards cheese and serve it on this beautiful slate cheese board with knives, picks and assortment of crackers and spreads!

Value : $130 2004.

Champagne & Chocolates

In need of a romantic evening? Enjoy a glass of Diebolt-Vallois Brut champagne and sweeten it with signature Thomas Haas chocolate!

Value : $185 2005.

Caviar Anyone?

Northern Divine is rated among the 5 best sustainable caviars in the world and is locally produced! Enjoy the caviar in this 30g tin chilled and alone if you are a purist (two mother of pearl spoons are provided) or served with blinis, thin buckwheat pancakes of Russian origin, topped with a spoonful of caviar and a dot of sour cream. Serve with the provided 2006 Fleury Extra Brut champagne, of course!

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Value : $290

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2006.

Vintage Port Delight

Nothing seems to complete a great meal like a quality cigar directly imported from Cuba just for the occasion and a glass of Dow's 1977 Vintage Port… Or not a fan of cigars? Enjoy your vintage port with Thomas Haas signature chocolates! Time to treat yourself and friends to the good life.

Value : $485

2007.

Time for Tea

Tea for two and two for tea! Serve individual cups in these beautiful David’s tea mugs with infusers and try three of David’s Tea best seller loose leaf teas, such as the Chocolate Chili Chai black tea, the Buddha’s Blend white tea and the Forever Nuts fruit infusion, all served in colorful tins! You’ll understand why David’s Tea is a (Canadian) success story!

Value : $95 2008.

Sweets only

For the ultimate sweet lover, indulge in Thomas Haas macarons, lemon sables and chocolate sparkles; use the $50 Thomas Haas gift card to buy more of your favorite sweets, get the best cake ever for your next birthday party or spend some time with your friends at one of Thomas Haas' Cafés.

Value : $85

2009.

Enchanting Olives on Tap

Established in 2012, Olives On Tap Oil and Vinegar Bar is the North Shore’s purveyor of high quality extra virgin oils and vinegars. Enjoy this sample of dark to white balsamic vinegars and assorted olive oils that will make for amazing salad dressings. Then take the time to visit the Olives On Tap Bar and taste, smell and experience their extensive oil and vinegar selection; let the staff share their knowledge and indulge in more of your favorite products with this $80 gift card.

Value : $100

2010.

Time to Cook!

Nothing for dinner tomorrow night? What about some home-made goat cheese & arugula ravioli? The recipe is in the recipe book from the Dirty Apron Cooking School, and we included the pasta and ravioli makers, as well as a $100 Whole Foods gift card for the ingredients. Ready for the challenge?

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2011.

Delicias do Brasil

Keep in the spirit of the evening with this gift basket of treats directly imported from Brazil: indulge in Paçoca (a sweet made with peanuts), Goiabada (made with guava and perfect to eat with cheese), Bananinha (a banana snack), the famous Pao de queijo (traditional cheese bread) and sequilhos (a treat perfect to serve with coffee).

Drinks are also provided, from Cachaça, Brazil's liquor made from sugar cane and used to prepare Caipirinha, to Guaraná, a popular soft drink.

Value : $100 2012.

Little Taste of Italy

We packed more than a Little Bit of Italy into this incredible gift basket.

Open up this box to discover non-perishable Italian classics from antipasti to dessert. From authentic pasta to artisanal pesto, this basket is a true culinary trip through Italy. Use the $75 gift card to add fresh Pecorino Romano cheese, prosciutto or other deli to the feast and enjoy it with this magnum Ruffino Chianti Classico 2004.

Value : $270

2013.

Chinese Tea and Dining

Discover another part of the world with this box of assorted Chinese teas and traditional cookies and biscuits. These will be a perfect finish to your evening after a true Chinese dining experience at one of the Kirin restaurants. Praised by critics as showcasing some of the finest Chinese Cuisine in Vancouver, you will be able to indulge in their award-winning dim sum prepared fresh daily or in their exquisite seafood dishes!

Gift card value $300

Value : $350

2014.

Indian Style

For those who want to try Indian cooking and those who want to perfect it, why not to learn from the best with this book from legendary Vij’s restaurant owner Vikram Vij. With recipes that come with plenty of explanations, the “Vij's At Home: Relax, Honey” features easy-to-makeat-home, family-friendly dishes that are designed for busy families. With the book, comes a masala dabba, a traditional Indian spice box, filled with seven authentic spices and seasonings used on a daily basis for curries, stews, soups, casserole, and many other recipes.

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2015.

Estate Planning and Crémant

Wills and powers of attorney often don't make the top of the to-do list, although we should all have them in place. But you're out of excuses now. This is the perfect opportunity to get your affairs in order. Meet with Heritage Law and get your estate planning all sorted out! Then go home and enjoy this pretty- in-pink Crémant from Burgundy and celebrate! You will enjoy its pale pink colour, moderate mousse and juicy fruit flavours!

Gift certificate includes two Wills, two Enduring Powers of Attorney and two Representation Agreements, valued at $1800.

Value : $1,830 2016.

Photo Session, photographs and the Birds & the Beets

Whether young parents with kids, elders with grandkids or even the entire family posing together, now is the time to capture memories that last a lifetime with this 1.5 hr family photo session with Le Beuf Studios, valued at $620! The high resolution photographs are included for you to use any way you would like. After the session, enjoy a break at The Birds and the Beets, one of the newest cool cafés on the eastern edge of Gastown. Gift card value $50.

Value : $670

2017.

Happy Birthday!

Celebrate your little one’s birthday with friends and family with this all inclusive birthday party package from Sunshine Academy. The party includes balloon centrepieces and décor, a music system, grand piano, birthday cake, fruits and cupcakes, as well as photo and video coverage. Nothing has been spared. Additionally, enjoy $500 worth of classes from the wide variety of programs offered by Sunshine Academy, including piano, ballet, taichi kongfu, computing, tutoring and much more…

Party accommodates up to 30 children, customized themes available upon request.

Value : $1,080

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2018.

Costume Party

Get ready for your next costume party with these two free costume rentals and styling from Boo La La Costumes. Whether for Halloween, your next themed birthday or the next Mulgrave gala, you will find the perfect costume! And don’t you worry about the host and hostess gifts, we took care of them for you: a bottle of California Trim 2012 Cabernet Sauvignon for him and a 25$ gift card from Thomas Haas for her! Ready for the party?

Value : $305 2019.

Photo Session and Ed's Daily

Years are passing fast and children grow up quickly so take the time to freeze some precious moments! Choose between a Photographic Child or Family Portrait Art Session with Coates Portrait Design, valued at $500. After the photo session, take the family for a well-deserved coffee, lunch or brunch to Ed’s Daily, a neighborhood Cafe in Strathcona’s Railtown District and indulge with this $100 gift card.

Photographic session expires Nov. 30, 2016. Restrictions apply.

Value : $600 2020.

Photo Session and Faubourg

Another opportunity to capture memories and to have photographs that lift up your mood when browsing through them! Choose between a Photographic Child or Family Portrait Art Session with Coates Portrait Design, valued at $500. Stop on the way for coffee or tea at Faubourg in Park Royal, downtown or in Kerrisdale.

Photographic session expires Nov. 30, 2016.

Restrictions apply. Faubourg gift card value $50.

Value : $550 2021.

Cleaning Services and Rosé

Ladies, it is time to relax! Enjoy this home service cleaning from AspenClean valued at $300. Take a book, enjoy the beautiful sunshine, sip a glass of Painted Rock 2013 Rosé and let the pros do the work!

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2022.

Spin around

Not all in life can be about wine and dining! Time to get active with this set of 10 spin classes at Method Indoor Cycling, the premier training and indoor cycling studio in West Van. But then again, you will need to recharge your batteries and where best than just around the corner at Caffe Al Mercato?

Spin classes valued at $250, Caffe Al Mercato gift card $50

Value : $300 2023.

Tour of the Northern Divine Sturgeon Farm

Caviar anyone? Take a day-trip to the beautiful Sunshine Coast and stop in Sechelt to enjoy a tour of the Northern Divine sturgeon farm. The caviar for four people, four caviar spoons, the picnic basket for four people from the Dirty Apron, breakfast (or dinner) for four at Horseshoe Bayâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Olive & Anchor and the ferry ride are all on us!

Olive & Anchor gift card value $100

Value : $710 2024.

Cooking Classes for 2

For those in search of a different dining experience, please search no more! Whether with your significant other or your best friend, enjoy an evening for two with these 4-hour hands-on cooking classes at the Dirty Apron. You will cook your own 3-course meal and appreciate every bite of it...

Value : $335 2025.

Cooking Classes for 4

Love to cook? Why not learn something new? Whether amateur cook, expert, or just starting, you will enjoy this set of four 4-hour hands-on cooking class at the Dirty Apron. Go several times alone and impress your friends and family or take your friends or family with you for a unique experience, your choice...

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Dining Etiquette Training

This is a unique experience! Learn the ABC’s of table manners such as how to approach and exit the table in a polite fashion, navigating place settings, correct handling of utensils, passing food at the table and much more! This TableSmart voucher includes instruction and hands-on practice during a three-course lunch at the prestigious Terminal City Club! Valid for 2 adults or 2 children.

Value : $200

2027.

Awesome Osoyoos

Discover the Okanagan and Osoyoos with this 2-night stay for up to 4 people at the Coast Osoyoos Beach Hotel. This stay will give you ample time to discover the area, spend family time at the beach and to take the short drive to Oliver to enjoy a private VIP Cabana Tasting for up to 4 people in the gorgeous setting of the Black Hills Estate Winery. Taste their flagship Nota Bene, Carmanere, Alibi and Chardonnay and spend your $100 gift card on Black Hills wines!

Restrictions apply.

2028.

Value : $700 Go canucks go!

Book the babysitter and enjoy a night out! Start with electric sporting action at a Canucks home game with a pair of tickets, then stop for postgame drinks and food at the Homer Street Café and Bar and finish the night at the Westin Bayshore! Breakfast or brunch at the Birds and the Beets Café is also included!

Gift cards valued at $100 (Homer Street Café and Bar) and $50 (Birds and the Beets Café).

Value : $550

2029.

Tesla Night Out

Tesla welcomes you to an exclusive electric experience. Spend 24 hours with the award winning Model S for a thrilling drive experience, which includes a complementary picnic basket for four people from the Dirty Apron as well as a $50 gift card from The Birds and The Beets. Grab some treats and enjoy the great outdoors with the Model S, which has been designed from the ground up as an electric vehicle and sets the new standard for premium performance. Model S provided by Tesla Vancouver. Subject to availability.

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Downtown Date Night

Time for some quality couple time! Leave the children with the grandparents or the babysitter and go downtown for a night! Enjoy dinner at Provence Marinaside in Yaletown, either in their elegant dining room or on their patio with waterfront views! Then take a stroll and spend the night at the amazing Four Seasons Hotel Vancouver. Wake up refreshed with either breakfast at YEW seafood + bar or room service.

Provence gift card valued at $100. Hotel restrictions apply.

Value : $800 2031.

Dining Getaway

In need of a getaway? What about spending an evening downtown?

Enjoy dinner at Miku, one of the most famous sushi places in town, stroll along the seawall and use the $500 gift card towards a stay at the Loden Boutique Hotel. The Loden was recently recognized by Condé Nast Traveller as the #1 Hotel in Vancouver, so you can’t go wrong!

Miku gift card valued at $100. Hotel restrictions apply.

Value : $600 2032.

Shopping Spree

Time for a shopping spree! Enjoy this $500 gift card from Oakridge Mall and spend it anyway you would like! From accessories to fashion, and from jewelry to home décor, it has it all, including restaurants and cafés, of course!

Value : $500

2033.

Mother's day for the forgetful

Did you forget that Mother's Day is just around the corner? No worries, we took care of everything for you: Surprise your significant other with a reservation for six guests at the Homer Street Café and Bar. Indulge in their brunch specialties and present the woman in your life with signature chocolates from Thomas Haas.

Homer Street Café and Bar gift card value $250.

Reservation is made for 6 people at 10:30am.

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Mother's day Special

With Mother's Day happening next Sunday, if you havenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t made a reservation yet, chances are you are too late! Luckily, we have it all under control: Treat yourself and five guests to Mother's Day brunch at Tableau Bar & Bistro and gift the mother in your life an ultimate chocolate box from Thomas Haas filled with a selection of handmade chocolates and truffles, classic hot chocolate, chocolate bars and confections!

Gift card value $250. Reservation is made for 6 people at 11am.

Value : $350 2035.

Pisco Sour Thrill

There are many ways to make the famous pisco sour, but only one to make the real Peruvian National cocktail, so it's best to know the fundamentals! The basic formula is 3 parts pisco to 1 part syrup and 1 part lime juice. With that goes a whisked egg white and a sprinkle of Angostura bitters. Want to give it a try? Most ingredients (except for ice and eggs) and the recipe are provided!

Value : $95 2036.

Caipirinha Time!

Prolong the evening's theme and enjoy the Brazilian cocktail at home with friends and family! We are not providing the ice, but everything else, including unbreakable glasses and the recipe!

Value : $80 2037.

Riedel wine glasses

Not enough wine glasses? Enjoy this set of 8 Riedel Vinum wine glasses - made from lead crystal, they enhance the specific qualities of full bodied red wines - perfect for Bordeaux, Cabs, and Merlots.

Value : $270

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Off the charts Bordeaux

Perfect for your new Riedel glasses (and older ones too), these 2009 Bordeaux wines will impress you! Best said by leading U.S. wine critic with international influence Robert Parker “2009 may well go down as…….the single greatest vintage ever produced in Bordeaux since records have been kept”. Now is your time to get to experience this exceptional vintage with these 95 pts Pauillac and 96 pts Margaux!

Value : $435 2039.

Glorious Italians

What the 2009 vintage was to Bordeaux, 2010 was to Piedmont and Tuscan wines! You won’t be disappointed by this selection of Abbona Barolo Pressenda, Il Poggione Brunello di Montalcino and Rubinelli Vajol Amarone (although from the Veneto region) that originate from one of the best vintage in the last 20 years! Comment from leading U.S. wine critic Robert Parker on the 2010 Il Poggione Brunello (98 pts): “Never have I encountered a Il Poggione Brunello as beautiful as the one released this year. This is one of the highest expression of Sangiovese you will ever taste…" Ready for a unique experience?

Value : $310 2040.

Clos du Soleil Selection

Be impressed by this selection of Clos du Soleil wines! A small BC artisan winery between Manning Park, Princeton and Osoyoos, Clos du Soleil aims at crafting elegant, age-worthy and ultra-premium quality wines in a Bordeaux style. The selection includes 2 bottles of Signature, Clos du Soleil's flagship Bordeaux-style blend produced by hand and aged for 18 months in French oak barrels, 2 bottles of Capella, Clos du Soleil’s flagship white Bordeaux-style wine, as well as 1 bottle of 2014 Rosé and 2014 Fumé Blanc.

Produced in limited quantity, some of the wines in the package are already sold out and this is a unique opportunity to give them a try!

Value : $230

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Italian 750

This selection of four half bottles of red Italian wines is perfect for the ones who enjoy wine in small amounts or those who want to discover new wines from a 2011 Tommasi Amarone to a 2009 Costamagna Barolo, a 2010 Fontodi Chianti Classico and a 2009 Masi Recioto, you will be able to try some of the most famous Italian wines. Alla salute!

Value : $155 2042.

French Halves

This selection of French half-bottles is designed for the those who want to indulge in 4 different wines in the course of a meal; start with a bubbly Ployez-Jaquemart Extra Brut Champagne, followed by a 2013 Fouassier Sancerre. Then turn to red, and enjoy a 2012 Raspail Ay Gigondas and finish in beauty with a 2006 Château Pibran Pauillac. À votre santé!

Value : $135 2043.

Signorello and Mulgrave Pillow

Get enchanted by another amazing wine! This 2012 Signorello Cabernet Sauvignon from Napa Valley is composed of 80% Cabernet Sauvignon, 12% Merlot and 8% Cabernet Franc. Deeply-coloured, this wine has plenty of barrique and fragrant berry and currant character. Enjoy, relax and rest on this beautifully hand-crafted Mulgrave pillow.

Value : $495 2044.

New World, Old World Whites

Indulge with these two white wines from different parts of the world; one is a seriously impressive French 2012 Chablis Montée de Tonnerre from Billaud-Simon, elegant and nuanced. The other is a Lewis Cellars 2013 Napa Valley Chardonnay, deep and delectable. Ready to be impressed?

Value : $155

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Beautiful Burrowing Owl

This magnum (3L) of Burrowing Owl 2010 Athene is perfect for an evening with friends. Winner of many Silver (and Bronze) Awards at National and International wine competitions, the 2010 Athene combines the great qualities of a south Okanagan Syrah and the renowned structure of a Cabernet Sauvignon. On the nose, aromas are of blueberry, blackberry and damson plum aromas with hints of cedar and cassis, while on the palate the wine is full with plenty of acidity. Perfect for the red meat you will barbecue this summerâ&#x20AC;Ś

Value : $400

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Zenato Wine basket #1

This wine basket form the Zenato winery has it all! Nestled in the Veneto wine region of Italy, the Zenato winery grows renowned vines that make for superb Amarone (2010) and Rippassa (2011), such as the ones included. Add bottles of Cressasso 2009, Valpolicella 2012, Lugana 2014 and Pinot Grigio 2014 for an amazing selection! All the bottles are signed by the owner/winemaker and the wine opener, apron and ice buckets are included as well. Oh, and next time you are in Italy, drop by the Zenato Vineyards for a complementary tour and wine tasting at the Zenato Vineyards!

Value : $600 2047.

Zenato Wine basket #2

This amazing wine basket not only features a selection of 6 bottles from the renowned Zenato winery, but everything you need to serve it, from the wine opener to the ice bucket and the apron. The wine selection includes the famous and impressive Veneto grown Amarone (2010) and Valpolicella (2012), as well as other reds such as a Cormi 2009, a Cressasso 2008 and a Sansonina 2011 as well as a white Lugana 2014.

The cherries on top of the cake? All the bottles are signed by the owner/ winemaker and the basket contains a certificate for a complementary tour and tasting at the Zenato Vineyards! Time to plan a trip to northeastern Italyâ&#x20AC;Ś

Value : $600

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Cool Café

Discover one of the newest cool cafés on the Eastern edge of Gastown.

With its brick lined walls and its hip space, The Birds and the Beets is a great spot to grab a book, a coffee, in house baked goods and treats and while away the time!

Value : $50 Gift card value $50

2049.

neighbourhood cafe

Take family, friends or colleagues with you for coffee, lunch or brunch to Ed’s Daily, a neighbourhood cafe in Strathcona’s Railtown district and indulge with this $100 gift card. With an overall rating of 4.63/5 by Vancouver Barista, Ed's Daily will impress you with its coffee and excellent food that is prepared fresh and feels artisan, all served in a relaxing but upscale atmosphere!

Value : $100

2050.

Date night at Fishworks

Book the babysitter and head to Fishworks Resturant for a date night with your significant other. Created to fill a void for great seafood on the North Shore, Fishwork serves contemporary, West Coast-inspired 100% Ocean Wise-approved seafood items and presents them in timeless dishes like paella and fish & chips. Enjoy a bottle of Californian Rombauer that pairs perfectly with fish and seafood!

Gift card value $100.

Value : $180

2051.

Italian Pizza

Enjoy pizza for 8, wine and beer in a true Italian fashion at Caffe Al Mercato as a great way to kick off an evening out with friends or a family afternoon. Inspired by the old style Italian cantinas, Caffe al Mercato recreated the feel of the mixed Caffe/Gelateria/Alimentari that one finds in small Italian villages including a brick oven for a true Italian pizza experience!

Value : $350

2052.

Tapas at Cuchillo

Enjoy an evening of flavorful tapas, delicious cocktails and hip vibe at Cuchillo. Nestled at the end of Gastown, Cuchillo is famous for its Latininspired food, from trout ceviche to lamb tacos, and for having one of the best guacamoles in town! Have a wonderful time!

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Wildebeest Escapade

Wildebeest is for the meat lovers! Whether for lunch, brunch or dinner, let yourself be surprised by the combination of scrambled eggs and bone marrow, or by the daily charcuterie selection. Celebrated winner of the Best New Restaurant of 2013 by Vancouver Magazine, Wildebeest is a gem to be discovered! Before or after your experience, enjoy two bottles of BCâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s famous Mission Hill wine, one Shiraz and one Cabernet Sauvignon.

Wildebeest gift card value $100

Value : $160

2054.

Pan-Asian Dinner

Nestled on the border of historic Chinatown, Torafuku offers a simple concept of pan-Asian small plates to share. Innovative, using local ingredients sourced from local farms complemented by carefully selected wines, local craft beers, and a fashionable cocktail list, Torafuku hit the Globe & Mail's 2015 Top 10 New Restaurant list. Be surprised and enjoy!

Value : $100 2055.

Japanese Fusion & Sake

Head to the Gyoza Bar for Happy Hour or dinner and be surprised by its mixed Asian fusion culinary influences. Indulge in gyozas with modern twists, bao boards and noodles and pair your feature dishes with their line of mojitos and wines on tap. Start or finish the evening with the rich and sophisticated taste of a Kozaemon Jnumai daiginjo sake!

Gift card value $100

Value : $200 2056.

Terroir Kitchen Discovery

Be amongst the first ones to discover "Terroir", the new restaurant of Chef Faizal Kassam, former executive chef at Cibo Trattoria with this dinner for two. Scheduled to open this spring in Dundarave, Terroir will encompass French, Italian, Spanish and North African styles. What to expect? Based on the Scout Magazine review, only "Deliciousness"...

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Special Thanks Thank you to the following donors for their generous contributions to the Wine and Dine Silent Auction.

Annie Zhang AspenClean Audrey & William White Bill Meikle & Sue Alberts Black Hills Estate Winery Bob and Susan Cabral Boo La La Costumes Caffe Al Mercato CiofBis Meat Market and Deli Coates Portrait Design David's Tea Park Royal Ellen D'Atri Farid and Sashah Damji Four Seasons Hotel Vancouver Galileo Wine and Spirits Glenn & Gina Ayrton Helen & Andrew Joannou Heritage Law / Nicole Garton Janice Wells and Harry Wierenga Jeff and Michelle Clay Joy Tang Julia Lawn & David Crerar Le Beuf Studios Liberty Wine Merchants Park Royal Mei Ji Michael Berton & Catherine Hulburt Ming Yang Ming Zhuang Moez Janmohamed Mulgrave Family 87

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Special Thanks Thank you to the following donors for their generous contributions to the Wine and Dine Silent Auction

Nikki Tilley & James Gardiner Northern Divine Paul and Sandy Brun Paul Mathieson Rick and Shemin Verjee Rod and Sandra Fergusson Scott and Tammy Seybold Sunshine Academy TableSmarts Terroir Kitchen The Beaupre Family The Cheese Man The DeCooman Family The Dirty Apron Cooking School & Delicatessen The Gan Family The Harris family The Hu Family The Jamal Family The Jiang Family The Lippman Family The Mitchell Family The Steinmann Family Thomas Haas Chocolates & Patisserie Wei Luo Winnie Zhang Xin Chen & Adriana Li Xue Hua Chen

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WISH LIST

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Whole School - Wish List

library 2 4 5 6 7

Lego Wall - Classic Bricks, Baseplates and Storage Red Cedar Books Set Red Cedar Pizza Party Book Truck for Unit of Inquiry Books in the Library Junior Bean Bag

8

General Fund to Support Foundational eBook Collection

$ 4@ $ $ 3@ $ $

960 440 750 560 340

Any Amount

Athletics 9

Scoreboard for New Turf Field

$ 25,000 $

4,200

19

Custom Printed Titans Sideline Chairs for Kirkwood Gym (24) Caddy to Hold 24 Chairs

21

Folding Floor Mats for Kirkwood Gym (12)

$ $

1,130 4,500

14

Emergency Preparedness 23

Earthquake First Aid Supplies

14

Earthquake Search & Rescue Equipment

Any Amount Any Amount

Theatre 27

Mac Mini 2.8 ghz for Theatre Tech Booth

31

Shure - Digital Wireless Handheld SM58 Mic

32

Midas M32 - 40-Input Digital Console

6@

$

1,250

$

850

$

9,060

$

1,250

Humanities 33

Classroom 12 Map History Set

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ELC Wish List

ELC - Downstairs 37 39 40 43 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 55 57 60 62 64 66 68

Therapy Putty & Sensory Ball Set Sand & Water Play Set Sandwich Making, Jumbo Insect & Super Magnet Sets Giant Sight And Sound Tubes & Motion Discovery Tubes Dealings With Feelings Board Book Collection Tobbles - Pieces That Spin & Balance & Wrist Ribbons (2) Food Groups Pop & Match Game, Counting Boxes Pretend Play Families & Career Figures (2 Sets) Feelings Hand Puppets Math Read-Along Stories Digital Camera Set Of Clifford Story Books (8) Sorting Box Community Buildings Pretend Household Appliances Classic Wood Builder Corrugated Blocks, Set of 36 Hands On Math Trays Cash Register

$ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $

110 230 150 220 130 130 120 160 70 360 250 90 190 150 120 120 100 100 80

Upstairs 70

Magnatiles - Clear Colours

$

250

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Tree Blocks, Set of 36

$

110

73

Calculator Cash Registers (2)

$

170

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Doctor Sets (2)

$

150

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Colossal Brush Assortment, Set of 58

$

90

77

Rainbow Blocks, Set of 30 & Mirror Blocks, Set of 10

$

190

79 82

Sensory Blocks, Set of 16 Sand, Bead & Water Blocks, Set of 3

$ $

125 190

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Alphabet Mystery Box & Wood Tinkering Box

$

70

85

Food Groups Pop & Match Game & Picture Word Bingo

$

90

88

Kinetic Sand 10lb & Speedy Snow 1lb

$

110

89

Light & Colour Table Top Blocks

$

120

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Make Discovery Tubes, Tubes & Funnel Water Play

$

150

94

Bucket, Number & Pan Balance Set & Water Whisks

$

90

92

2@

Junior School Wish List

Upstairs 97 98

New Sprouts Deluxe Market Set Mix and Match Emotions & Emotion Stones

$ $

80 100

100

Encased Insects, Bugtastic Puzzle, Insect X-ray Cards

$

130

137

Outlast Cascade Water Activity Centre

$

4,120

139 142 143 145 146

Outlast Blocks 68 Pieces For Playground Magic Water Marbles Clear & Multicolor (6 Sets) Freestanding Chime Panel Kodo Kids Outdoor Funnel Stand Rocking Boat

$ $ $ $ $

7,250 210 2,370 250 350

147

General Fund to Support ELC

Any Amount

ELC

Kindergarten 138 140 141

Chairs - Contemporary, Comfortable, Natural Finish (Set of 6) Magna Tiles - Enhancing Math Instruction Through Building Custom-Build Storage Cabinets Clutter-free Solution

4@

$ 1,425

6@

$

2@

$ 5,000

200

144

Sight Word Readers - Level A & B (3)

$

180

150

Sight Word Readers - Level C, D & E (3)

$

180

$

420

Grade 1 152

Round Birch Tables For Collaboration

154

Special Occasion Art Supplies - Grade 1 Team

$

300

156

Homework Book Pouches (Class Set)

$

200

158

Snap Circuits- Inquiring Into How the World Works

$

250

161

Classic Birch Mobile Book Organizer

$

370

164

Alphabet- Magnetic Letter Tiles

$

70

165

Mounted Ceiling Speakers

$

310

166

Base Ten Magnetic Foam Visuals & Chess Set

$

80

168

Magna Tiles

$

90

169

Art Smocks (2)

$

70

171

Deluxe Bin Cubby

$

250

93

4@

Junior School Wish List

Grade 2 173

Reader's Theatre Genre Box

$

100

174

Fairy Tales STEM Critical Thinking Kit

$

410

176

Special Occasion Art Supplies - Grade 2 Team

$

400

178

Math Manipulative Kit For Light Table

$

90

179

Wooden Rack of Baskets

$

500

181

Bingo Games Learning Library

$

220

182

Building Fine Motor Skills Games

$

160

184 185 186 187 190

Round Tables for Classroom (5) CD Player & Listening Centre for 4 Students Light Boxes For Art/Science (2) Natural Wooden Woodcrest Stackable Chairs (22) Dry Erase Students Boards - Makes Thinking Visible (20) Think-N-Roll & Deskerciser (2 each) - Improves Seat Work Learning Bitty Bottom - Improves Seat Work Learning (5) Jumbo Magnifiers & Liquid Measurement Sets (2) Elapsed Time Ruler Assists with Calculating Elapsed Time Magnetic Array Board & Place Value Safari (2) Quizmo Math Games - Challenging, Enjoyable Math Practice BB-Trainer Basketballs For Recess (6) Soccer Ball Set, Set of 6 Apple Dongles (2) Mindstorms EV3 Lego Robots - Promotes Creativity 4 @ Innovation, Problem Solving & Collaboration

$ $ $ $ $

810 520 100 4,130 760

$

140

$ $

160 260

$

140

$

140

$

190

$ $ $

150 140 450

$

500

192 195 197 199 201 204 206 208 209 211

Grade 3 213

Westcott Trimair Guillotine Trimmer

$

150

214

Believe & Achieve CD (3)

$

300

216 217

Superheroes CD (3) Quiet Spaces CD (3) Anger Management, Anxiety, Worry & Concentration CD's (3) School Specialty Porta-Screen Carrel for Independent Work (22) Social Emotional Development Game

$ $

300 300

$

300

$

330

$

50

218 220 224

94

Junior School Wish List

Grade 3 227

Animal X-Ray, Food Chain & Predator/Prey Game, Bug Viewers Water Filtration Kit (3)

229

Twist Flexible Digital Microscope

$

170

230

Lightbox for Science and Art Explorations

$

160

225

$

160

$

150

Grade 4 232

Nunavut Box from Museum of Anthropology

$

60

233

Document Projector

$

1,630

235

Compact Exercise Bike For Classroom (Student Body Break)

$

330

221

Ingredients for Baking Challenge

$

310

222

Art History Poster Sets (Master Artists & Impressionists)

$

100

223

Apple Dongles (2)

$

450

226

Base Ten Magnetic Foam Visuals For Math (2)

$

80

228

Write-on Mounted Roll Down World Map (3)

$

750

231

Michael's Gift Card for Creative Crafts (3) - Grade 4 Team

$

300

234

IKEA Bookshelves(4)

$

500

$

3,300

$

470

$

470

236 239

Hiwus First Nations Cultural Program & Snowshoe at Grouse (Whole Grade) Interactive Reading Program with Audio for Home & School (3)

242

Classroom Table/Desk with Drawers

244

Watercolour Paper for Art (3)

$

110

246

Chairseat Sacks for Organising Supplies (22)

$

500

249

Wall Mounted Crank Pencil Sharpener (3)

$

350

251

Small Canvases for Art Project (25)

$

430

254

Paper Cutter

$

120

95

5@

Junior School Wish List

Grade 5 237

Factor Find Board Game- Great Math Practice (4)

$

220

238

Solve Problems with the Math Noodlers Game (6)

$

230

240

Mastering Math Skills Class Set of Games (3)

$

610

241

Small Canvases for Art Project (25)

$

430

243

Telus World of Science Field Trip (Whole Grade)

$

1,650

245

Breakout EDU - Learning Games

$

230

247

Mattel 3D Printer

$

380

248

Kerbal Space Program EDU

$

410

250

Smart Globe

$

120

252

Smart Anatomy

$

100

253

Storage Bench with Cushion - Seating for Students

$

120

255

Children's Rocking Chairs (2)

$

220

256

Children's Reading Couch

$

170

148

Dry Erase Blocks, Set of 4 (4)

$

100

Grade 6 149

JS Production Royalties and Fees - Break a Leg!

$

630

151

Lights, Camera, Action: Technical Requirements for JS Production

$

310

153

Costumes Tell a Story: Costumes/Props for JS Production

$

630

155

Costumes Tell a Story: Grade 6 Performing Arts Class

$

310

157

Breakout EDU - Learning Games

$

230

159

Mattel 3D Printer

$

380

162

Kerbal Space Program EDU

$

410

Grade K-6 Athletics 163

Bean Bags - Fruit and Veggies Set, Pack of 35 (2)

$

540

167

Body Fat and Muscle Replicas, Pack of 35

$

330

170

GamePlay BagMania - Beanbag Boards

$

510

172

Nylon Bean Bags, Set of 96

$

220

96

2@

Junior School Wish List

Grade K-6 Athletics 175

Beanbag Game Mats - NumberPlay Target (2)

$

250

177

Water Balloon Launcher (4)

$

180

180

Bowling Pins - Rainbow, Set of 60

$

740

183

AlleyOop Goals - 6'H Basketball Hoops, Set of 6 Hoops

$

2,160

188

Tachikara SV-MN Volley-Lite: Rainbow Set, Set of 6 (2)

$

560

189

Gymnastics - Trapezoids (Small, 60lbs)

$

1,110

191

Rainbow Ultragrip Foam Baseball Bats, Set of 6 (2)

$

470

193

Balance Bench

$

860

194

Basketball Uniforms (Set of 24)

$

2,850

196

Volleyball Uniforms (Set of 24)

$

2,850

198

Ipod Touch - 64GB

$

460

Grade K-6 learning support 200

Math Whizz - 1 Year Subscriptions (10)

$

630

202

Stools - Rocking & Tilting Motion (4)

$

690

203

Desks - Versatile, Flexible

4@ $

540

205

Theraputty & Ten Frame

$

110

207

Base Ten Blocks- Models For Developing Place Values

$

210

210

Reading A-Z ELL Reading Solution

$

180

212

Noise Cancelling Headphones - Help Students Focus (4)

$

850

JUNIOR SCHOOL general fund 215

Younge Gentleman's Club- Building Fund (G3-6)

219

General Fund to Support the Junior School

97

$ 220 Any Amount

Upper School Wish List

creative arts 3

iMac - Upgrade Existing Computers for Film Editing

5@ $

3,250

11

DSLR Camera & Lens Kit - Film Studio

2@ $

5,000

15

Audio Mixer and Setup for Studio Recording

$

1,250

16

Precision Heavy Duty Paper Cutter

$

780

17

Copy Stand for Documenting Student Art Work

$

1,250

18

Mat Cutter for Framing Students' Work

$

1,220

20

Frames - Large frames for Displaying Students' Work (12)

$

680

22

Art Projection System

$

780

24

Camera for Photography Projects

5@ $

310

26

Class Set of Professional Quality Paintbrushes (25)

$

1,560

Mathematics 28

Class Set of Go (围棋) Boards (Strategy Game) (10)

$

880

Languages 30

Spanish Readers to Expand our Library Collection (12)

$

230

35

Authenic Spanish Movies (15)

$

380

36

$

100

$

500

41

CD Player Stereo for Listening Exercises TeachersPayTeachers Resources Resources for Teaching French Exam Dividers - Class Set

$

360

42

Persian Novels and Poetry with English Translations 6 @ $

310

44

PosterPals Resources: French Games and Posters

500

38

$

Outdoor education 45

Snowshoes - MSR Evo - To Complete the School Set (12)

$

2,180

54

Emergency Communication Device - Delorme InReach

$

490

58

Sleeping Bag - -12C Winter Rated Sleeping Bag

2@ $

400

59

Backpack - 75L Arcteryx Expedition Backpack

2@ $

590

61

Tents - 3-Season & 4-Season Expedition Tents

820

63

Water Purification - Steri-Pens (2)

4@ $ $

65

Camera - for Expedition Photos

$

1,040

98

260

Upper School Wish List

Performing Arts 67 69 87 71 75 78 80 81 84 86

Yamaha YM2400 4.3 Octave Marimba Class Set of Ukuleles (G6 Music, Music Combo, LEAP etc) (25) Full Day Acting Workshop with NY-Based Hollywood Acting Coach Tom Todoroff for G7-12 Performing Arts Theatre Students 5@ Fabric for Next Year's Costume Design Session with a Dance and Choreography Professional 6@ for Next Year's Upper School Performance Murder Mystery Experience and Workshop for G12 DP Art Students 3@ Make-Up for Specialised Characters Gift Card to Rona for Set Design Material for 5@ Next Year's Theatre Production Drum Set/Percussion Facelift (For Bands, 2@ Percussion Ensemble and Music Combos) Microphones for Middle School Vocal Jazz (We Have 3 @ More Singers than Mics!)

$

6,910

$

1,880

$

7,500

$

250

$

630

$

2,130

$

630

$

500

$

500

$

220

P.E. & Athletics 90

Class Set of Fitbits (30)

$

4,500

92

Middle School Trophy Case for Kirkwood Gym

$

1,880

93

Upper School Trophy Case for Outside Main Gym

$

1,880

95

Stationary Bike for Fitness Centre

$

3,380

96

Set of Free Weights and Dumbbell Rack for Fitness Centre

$

1,250

99

Sr. Girls Volleyball Uniforms (Set of 18)

$

3,260

101

Grade 7 Girls Volleyball Jerseys (Set of 18)

$

3,260

102

Grade 8 Girls Volleyball Jerseys (Set of 18)

$

3,260

103

Sr. Girls Basketball Uniforms (Home - Set of 18)

$

5,000

104

Grade 7 Boys Basketball Uniforms (Home - Set of 18)

$

5,000

105

Grade 7 Boys Basketball Uniforms (Away - Set of 18)

$

5,000

106

Grade 7 Girls Basketball Uniforms (Home - Set of 18)

$

5,000

107

Grade 7 Girls Basketball Uniforms (Away - Set of 18)

$

5,000

108

Grade 9 Boys Basketball Uniforms (Home - Set of 18)

$

5,000

109

Grade 9 Boys Basketball Uniforms (Away - Set of 18)

$

5,000

99

Upper School Wish List

P.E. & Athletics 110

Squat Rack for Fitness Centre

111

2@

$

3,750

Senior Boys Rugby Uniforms (Set of 25)

$

2,500

112

Juvenile Boys Rugby Uniforms (Set of 25)

$

2,500

113

Rugby Tackle Ring

2@

$

310

114

Rugby Hit and Drive Tackle Shield

4@

$

130

Science 115

Tabletop Autoclave for Microbiology Activities

$

1,440

116

Organic Chemistry Kits

$

1,660

117

Water Bath, Precise Temperature Control

4@ $

930

118

Melting Point Apparatus

$

1,870

10 @ $

300

12 @ $

160

121

Vernier Lab Mini Interface - Multi Functional Data Collection Tool Vernier Sensors - pH, Gas Pressure or Motion Detector Vernier Sensors - Oxygen Sensors

122

Student Distilling Apparatus

123

Tabletop Centrifuge for Biology and Chemistry Activities

119 120

4@

$

390

2@

$

200

$

840

INDIVIDUALS & SOCIETIES 124

The Latest & Greatest in Historiography - Books for Students to Craft Amazing Historical Investigations

$

440

STUDENT LEARNING SUPPORT 126

Math Kit - Learning Aids, White Boards, Concept Posters, $ & Games to Improve Skills 2@ $ Graphing Calculators

127

Scientific Calculators for Accommodated Exams (7)

$

210

128

Oxford English: An International Approach

$

480

129

750

131

Monitor for Learning Centre Interactive Digital Learning $ iPads for Support Apps to Enhance Adaptations of 3@ $ Learning Smart Pen - Personal Audio Recording to Digital Notes $

132

Live Scribe - G8 Echo - Enhanced Audio to Digital Notes

125

130

100

$

460 240

1,000 220 280

Upper School Wish List

GENERAL FUND 134

General Fund to Support the Upper School

135

General Fund to Support the Upper School - Athletics

136

General Fund to Support the Upper School - Arts

101

Any Amount Any Amount Any Amount

It Takes A Village

We are truly grateful to everyone who stepped forward to lend a hand. The evening could not have happened without the support of our Mulgrave parent community.

Our sincere apologies for any errors or omissions.

This year we were fortunate to have a group of volunteers tackling the job of formatting and editing the Gala Catalogue rather than engaging the services of professional typesetters and designers. We apologize for any editing and formatting errors which may have been overlooked.

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Ailsa Harris Alexandra Mauler Andrea Fornes Andrea Linsley Annabel Perry Azim Suleman Bambi Roy Brenda Rajani Caroline Assaf Catherine Orford Chia Chen Christine Rinck Claudia Barreira Darlene Clarke-Hole Delia Mulholland Diana Vance Duncan White Echo Liu Ellen Dâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Atri Gopi Chande Grace Chasmar Grade Twelve Prefects Heather Walsh Heike von Borste Helen Joannou Isabella Feng Jackie Shaw Jacqueline Guo Jacqueline Laude Janna Van Nieuwenhuyse Jessica Fan Jin Lu Kate Hoogendoorn Kathleen Carbert Kelly Zeng

Ken Dixon Kit Morris Lan Wang Lili Hao Mallora Rayner Mary Ann Clarke Scott Mary Francis Calder Megan Nilsen Melanie Cannon Melanie Steel Michelle Yang Ming Yang Mitra Taramesh Morag Harris Mulgrave Facilities Staff Nancy Duan Nancy Nie Naomi Yang Nicole Garton Nikki Tilley Oliver Weekes Oscar Rodrigues Alves Page Zhou Pieann Lee Ping Liu Ruba Khaleq Shannon Vrsnik Shemin Verjee Teresa Zhang Tingting Fu Wagner Barreira Wendy Jones Carere Winnie Wang Yasmin Gordon Yulia McCutcheon Zheng Zhang

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