Special Focus... Special Appeal Paddle Raise ProjectsAs has been the tradition since the inception of the Wine and Salmon Festival, Eugene Southtowne Rotary features a “Special Appeal “ paddle raise, for selected projects. The Southtowne SpeakEasy is proud to continue this tradition with one local and one international appeal. Both focus on education and scholarship, what we at Southtowne Rotary consider to be “the Key to Success and Freedom.” Watch for the special presentation this evening, and give gener-ously to these two great projects!

The “Bruce Shaw Scholarship Fund” for Homeless Youth Bruce Shaw had a 47 year history with Rotary and lived the life of an exemplary Rotar-ian. He made a huge impact in our club and in the greater District 5110. He originally joined Rotary in 1971 in California, but after he moved to Eugene, he joined the South-towne Club. serving as Club President in 1999-2000 and again in 2016-2017. He was Assistant District Governor and District Annual Giving Chair for three years, and later was awarded the Rotarian of the Year Award. His favorite projects were those which included fellowship, travel and exchange. As he felt strongly that the good Rotary did throughout the world, made an impact in ways that almost no other work can do. But locally, Bruce was a tireless fund-raiser for countless non-profits and education funds. He was most touched by the need to raise up those in need, through educational opportunities, knowing that education was important to a fulfilling, satisfied life. For this reason, The Bruce Shaw Scholarship Fund for Homeless Youth addresses the following:

1. Homelessness is a major problem in our community. Our Southtowne Rotary Club is invested in finding answers and solutions to help our neediest citizens. This appeal is aimed at homeless students who are struggling to improve their lives through advancing their education.

2. “Service Above Self” is a slogan we Rotarians frequently recite, Bruce exemplified a life of service to which we all should aspire.

The Bruce Shaw Scholarship Fund will ultimately be administered through the Southtowne Rotary Foundation Scholar-ship committee to select recipients. Homeless students who are graduating from a Eugene 4J high school and are ap-plying for higher education at our local community college or other Oregon colleges will be eligible. With a combina-tion of funding for both immediate use and endowment, the fund will be sustainable so as to produce enough income to fund scholarships in perpetuity.

**The Foundation has pledged to match dollar for dollar everything raised with the paddle raise up to $15,000.

Books and Teaching Supplies for the village school in Buyijja, Uganda Located in the dense jungle area of rural Uganda, Buyijja is a small, undeveloped village with no improvements of clean water, electricity, or other modern necessities. However, since 2014, “Friends of Buyijja,” a non-profit organization created by Eugene Southtowne Rotarian, Patric Miller and his family, has provided the school 13 terms of books and teaching supplies, sanitary bathrooms, recreation equipment, rain collection tanks, and countless small gifts of shoes, teacher support and aid. With just 8 teachers serving 270 students, the school has out-per-formed any expectation, increasing their passing scores for national testing from 24% to 93% passing.

Beginning with a District 5110 Grant in 2017, for a bore-hole well and solar lighting for the village school, Eugene Southtowne Rotary became an active partner in this mission. That support grew with a donation of $500 for books and teaching supplies in 2018. Today, we are asking for a full year of funding for School Books and Supplies, which will allow Friend of Buyijja to focus their fund-raising efforts on a much-needed teacher/student dormitory and vocational education classroom. Your generous donation will offer Hope and Love by providing them key educational op-

portunities, which can enable them to escape their life of poverty. 2

SpeakEasy Agenda5:00 – Doors Open• Registration • Silent Auction• Signature Drink in Room 106• Wine Tasting6:15 -6:30 Silent auction to close in stages • Photo Booth• Raffle Ticket Purchase6:45 Salad Course - Welcome and Introduc-tions • KSTR Radio Show - Introduction to Mystery• Photo Booth, Raffle Tickets, Clue Sales7:00 Dessert Dash Explained- Video Food Boxes 7:15 Dinner Served• Special Appeal- Uganda7:30 – Special Appeal Bruce Shaw Fund7:45 Live Auction Session8:00 – What We Do - Locally & Internationally 8:15 – Live Auction Finale8:30- Closing remarks• Raffle Winner• Bar Shutdown • CONTEST Winners• Awards

8:45 - 10:00 - Guest Checkout & Cleanup

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The SpeakEasy TeamMaster(s) of Ceremony:

Patric Miller & Nick Forrest The “Ah Bill!” Girl - Debbie Miller

Auctioneer Sid Voorhees

Voorhees and Associates

SpeakEasy Auction CommitteeSpeakEasy Chairman

Patric Miller

Nancy Meyer - Head Donation “Muscle” Ben Mondragon, Karen Fretwell, Jean Stover

Ted Stevens, Doug Mozan, Lonny KIng Stephen Hutchinson, Camille Ronzio,

Susie Hanner, Ray Schneidmiller Walter Meyer, Kathi Hoffer, Kate Stokes

Admin - Registration -Payment Team Head Money Guy - Matt Adams

Andrea Lamana, Ben Mondragon Amanda Adams, Kyle William, Debbie Miller

Dessert Team Sweetest of the Sweets - Camille Ronzio

Sarah Mellgren, Ted Stevens, Lonny King, Jantzen Lloyd, Rod Holst, Susie Hanner, Ray Schneidmiller, Karen Fretwell, Paul Riess, Linda Anderson, Laura

Abruzzini, Nancy & Walt Meyer, John Pfanner, Steve Koester, Molly & Josh Frank, Andy Laird, Ron Sticka, Sam Miller, Kathi Hoffer, Bill Weir,

Andrea Lamanna, Brena Anderson, Kate Stokes Leslie Parker

Seating and Table Assignments Head People Wrangler - Kathi Hoffer

Booze & Hooch Procurement Brena Anderson

Program, Graphics, and Multimedia Christie McDonald

Patric Miller

Ticket Sales & Photo Booth Marist High Interact Club

Audrey Chen, Grace Patina, Adam Zawierucha Guilherme Silvestrin, Laura Zhou

Mystery Chalice Clue Hustlers Chris and Bruce Waugh

And Special Thanks to the Volunteers

From Springfield Rotary!

Thanks to OurAmazing Sponsors!

Auction Sponsors Beaudet Jewelry and Design ~Gardner Floor Covering

Steamboat Inn ~ Shadow Hills Country Club Roehl and Yi Investment Advisers ~ Eugene Ballet

Forrest Paint Company ~ Hop Valley Brewery Oregon Commercial Lighting ~ Oregon Shakespeare

Festival Tickets ~ Inn at the 5th, Marche’, ~ Eugene Opera, Actor’s Cabaret of Eugene ~ Annie Margarita Studios

LuckyDog Day & Night Care ~ Oakway Golf NextStep Recycling and Retail ~ Trysting Tree Golf

Annie Libertini Masks & Art Eugene Country Club Riverridge Golf ~ The Healthy Pet ~ Willie’s Lebanese &

NW Cuisine ~ Crux Climbing Gym ~ Swahili Modern African Imports ~ Elevation Bouldering Gym ~ Bricks ‘n Mini Figs Birthday Party Package ~ Emerald Valley Leather Crafters

Guild ~ Habitat Re-Store Retail Outlet ~ Long’s Meat Market, Debbie Snow LIfe Coaching ~ Atiyeh Brothers ~ PetSmart

Eugene ~ RiverHouse Inn ~ Bounce Gymnastics Market of Choice ~ The Cleanery ~ Creating Joy Interiors

Rexius Forest Products ~ We Suds ‘Em Grooming Pat Farr ~ Chapala Mexican Restaurant ~ Los Portrillos Equator Coffee ~ Topo Creations ~ Oregon Wine Lab

Ethan Scott Landscaping ~ 6th St. Grille KKNX and KEED Radio

SpeakEasy Table SponsorsCorporate Sponsor

Dee Dee Fasquel - Lucky Dog Day and Night Care

Table SponsorsEd St. Clair ~ Walt Meyer ~ Scott Wilber

Kate Stokes ~ Matt Adams ~ Grace Widdecomb Willow Cordain ~ Joelle Goodwin

Shared Table SponsorsGary Schwieger ~ Paul Riess & Ben Mondragon

Susie Hanner & Linda Carnine Lonny King & Ted Stevens

Camille Ronzio & Kathi HofferRandy Bernstein & Karen Fretwell

Dee Dee Fasquel ~ Matt & Robin Freedman ~ Karen Fretwell ~ Robert & Loretta Fry Duane Funk ~ Katy George ~ Mark Gissiner ~ Joelle Goodwin ~ Cathy Gucker

Susie Hanner ~ Stephanie Herndon ~ Rod Holst~ Jody Huckins ~ Debbie & Ric Jeffries Moses Kimbell ~ Lonny & Mary Ellen King ~ Lonny King ~ Steve Koester

Annie Libertini ~ Annie Margarita ~ Jim & Bonnie Martin ~ Sonia Merriman Patric Miller ~ Nancy & Walt Meyer ~ Sam & Zola Miller ~ Ben & Shelley Mondragon

Felicia Mondragon ~ Ron Moore ~ Jay O’Leary ~ Mary Glass O’Leary ~ Dan Orre Leslie Parker ~ Paul & Stephanie Riess ~ Ray & Joan Schniedmiller ~ Gary Schwieger Ethan Scott ~ Bill Slattery ~ Debbie Snow ~ Ted Stevens ~ Ron Sticka ~ Jody Stokes-

Kate Stokes ~ Jean Stover ~ Kathleen Sturza ~ Ann Swartz ~ Teri Thomas Jonna Threlkeld ~ Marra Watson ~ Chris Waugh ~ Scott Wilber

Kitty & Scott Williams ~ John Yaple

A Shout-Out To Our Generous Member Donors!We Couldn’t Do ItWithout You!

Eugene Southtowne SpeakEasy Live Auction Items

A Day on the Water with Captain Doug This is an Ocean (or River) adventure for two with Captain Doug and crew aboard PLAY THE HOOK in pursuit of bottom fish, crab, salmon and halibut or tuna. Port of call is where the fish are biting .•Spendadayoceanfishing,crabbing,orbaycrab-bing with lunch at Mo’s

•OraWillametteRiversightseeingcruisetoPortland

Value $800 Min Bid-$500.00

Rafting the McKenzie Half Day White Water Rafting Trip with Laura Riedman, River Guide

There is almost no other Oregon experience as fun, exhilarat-ing, and memorable as a rafting trip down the McKenzie River Add to this two nights at Belknap Hot Springs, one of the pre-mier spa resorts, and you have a package that will excite every one of your senses.

•Includinglunchforsix •2NightsofLodgingfor2atBelknapHotSprings

Value $850 Minimum Bid- $400

Handyman Package with Lonny & Jantzen Carpentry and Labor16 amazing man- hours of carpentry work at a local location of your choice. This has been one of our most popular and “Over-Bid” items in past years. And, it is worth every dollar! Lonny and Jantzen are renowned in the Rotary World for their work on countless local projects. Their guidance and expertise is second to none. This includes all tools and labor. It does not include materials

Value: $800 Minimum Bid- $40

Neapolitan Pizza Making Class with Rocky MaselliThe class will be for 10-12 guests and will be held at Marche Provisions. This class will cover the basics of making pizza in the Neapolitan style.

We will cover dough making and fermentation, portioning the pizza balls and secondary proofing and dough handling, ingredients, technique for stretching and cooking pizza.

The class will finish with everyone getting a chance to make and eat a true pizza.

VALUE- $750 Minimum Bid- $375

Eugene Southtowne SpeakEasy Live Auction Items

Value- $800 Minimum Bid- $650

Karastan Bravado Collection Area Rug 5’6” x 8” woven rug: European and Persian tex-tile traditions create a modern mix of excitement and elegance in the bold sophisticated Bravado collection. 80% New Zealand Wool/20% Nylon

Value- $1,399 Minimum Bid- $675

Four nights as a guest in the private home of an Albuquer-que Rotarian * $500. Travel Credit (Airfare or car) •A day trip to Santa Fe, the second largest art market in the U.S ~ The famed Santa Fe Plaza with surrounding shops and museums ~ Canyon Road with over 300 art galleries ~ The legendary Loretto Chapel, Historic Cathedral Basilica of St. Francis of Assisi. * Fabulous Tour of Albuquerque with more than ten op-tional side-trips

VALUE $2,500 Minimum Bid - $1,250

4-Night Albuquerque & Santa Fe Cultural Sightseeing Adventure for 2

World Of Wine Tour With Glen 2 of 4 Optional “Tasting Events” for up to 8 people at each event. For TWO Amazing Nights of Fun! This is an evening of wine, edu-cation, food, and fun, with our resident “Wine Expert,” Glen Brigham.

Options Include:•AtasteofItaly,includingpopularwineandProsecco •ComparingtheBestofFrancetoTheWillametteValley •AtasteofChile’-withasurprisingvarietyofwinesfromwaydown South •Champagne-aprimerforthebeginner

Complete Painting Project Package Including Sprayer With All You Need to complete your paint projects: Graco Inc. SP200 Airlessco Stand Electric Airless Paint Sprayer, •10GallonsofForrestPaint •Allthepaintingsuppliesneededincludingdropcloths,brushes,trays •GracoAirlesscoPaintSprayer•10GallonsofForrestPaint•DropCloths,Brushes, Rollers, Trays and More!

Value $900 Min Bid $650

Eugene Southtowne SpeakEasy Live Auction Items

Shadow Hills Country Club Golf & Equipment Package Package Includes • 4 Greens fees with 2 power carts •$400GiftCertificate (for use in Pro Shop for clubs, equipment, clothing and accessories, as well as in the Lounge for food and beverages) Your Family Resort...Just Minutes from Home! VALUE $800 minimum bid $400

14K Custom “Water” Pendant

with Yellow and White DiamondsHand-crafted especially for this event...It is a memory that will last a lifetime. What we do at Beaudet Jewelry is help people mark a special and emotional event, commitment, or place in their lives. We believe in education because it instills confidence, pride and meaning. We always try to offer better quality and service for the same price you’d pay for less special care and attention to detail. Eugene’s Home for Fine Jewelry, Diamond and Design.

VALUE $1,500 minimum bid $900

Financial Planning Package 8 hours of Personalized Financial Services

We listen. Ask questions. And think. At Roehl & Yi, we work on a personal, one-on-one basis. Each of our specialists brings an expertise to the pursuit of your goals. This is backed up by a strong sense of teamwork that extends to your attorneys and accountants — giving you the added strength of a coordinated approach.

VALUE $1,500 minimum bid $900

Hop Valley Brew Ha Ha! Includes: •Appetizersfor20ofyourclosestfriendsinsidethe Barrel Room •Onekegofbeer•PrivateTourofBrewery • 2 hours of music with Rock and Roll historian, Lone-some Randall aka Randy Haines, to get the party started!

Value- $500 Min Bid $300

Eugene Southtowne SpeakEasy Live Auction ItemsWeekend at Steamboat Wine Lovers Package

The Steamboat Inn’s gourmet wine lover’s weekends are rapidly becoming one of the most popular “secrets” in the State. Pairing NW chefs, with the perfects wines and food, for a full weekend, is a sure way to experience casual elegance in a unique set-ting. •FridayandSaturdaynightinaRiverViewCabin •WinePairingDinnerfor2bothnights •OnebottleofSteamboatInnRedwine •2Steamboatwineglasses. **Valid the weekend of March 22 and 23 (Melrose and Season Cellars wines) Or May 10 and 11 (Capitello and Cooper Ridge wines)

Value- $890 minimum bid $600

3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, sleeps 9 In Beautiful Pacific City• It’s just a short walk to the each

down a quiet road• wrap around deck upstairs has a

hot tub. • Small garage available.

$1,000 Value Min Bid-$650.00

Pacific City Beach House “Sea Gull Haven” - 4 nights mid-week or 3 nights weekend.

Romance Staycation: the Inn at the 5th You don’t have to drive far for a luxury, romantic weekend get-away. This “Stay-cation” package features the finest lodging, food, and wine, all within a few steps from your room. The Inn at the 5th is Eugene’s only Four Diamond Hotel, rated in the top 15 in the entire country, by Traveler’s Choice magazine. Staycation Package Includes: •OneNightattheInnattheFifth(DeluxeKingGuestroom) •$200giftcertificatetoMarche’ •GiftCardtoSweetCheekson5thforWineTasting

Value- $550 Minimum Bid - $350

One Week Time Share for 2-4 People Mexico, Hawaii, Palm Springs, Sunriver, Las Vegas,

Dedona, or Steamboat

Book your trip through Vacation International (compliments of Dick and Sally Briggs). Good at some of the most popular vacation areas in the country! From the fresh powder of Steamboat, to the tropical paradise that is Mazatlán, you can have the trip of a lifetime, knowing that your donation went toward helping countless local and international charities that are sup-ported by Eugene Southtowne Rotary!

VALUE- $1,500 Minimum Bid- $800

Current Members Laura Abruzzini Amanda Adams Matt Adams Felipe Alonso Burnell Ambrose Brena Anderson Jim Anderson Linda Anderson Nick Balthrop Charles Beaudet Cynthia Bedell Randy Bernstein Lisa Bostwick Dick Briggs Sally Briggs Glen R. Brigham John H. Brown Terry Burgess Linda Carnine Rogelio Cassol Carol Cohen John Paul Colvin

Jean Stover Barbara Tull Kathileen Wagner Trent Wagner Christine Waugh Bill Weir Anita Weiss Blaine Werner Grace Widdicombe Scott Wilber Kyle Williams Honorary Members Richard Guske James Helbling Mark Peeters Bert Toepel

President - Walter Meyer Past President- Susie Hanner President Elect - Glenn Brigham President Elect Nominee - Sarah Mellgren Recording Sercretary- Ted Stevens Treasurer - Scott Wilber Executive Secretary- Nancy Meyer Rotary Foundation Chair - Cynthia Bedell Board of Directors Matt Adams, Kathi Hoffer, Patric Miller, Debbie Snow, Leslie Parker, Christine Waugh, Brena Anderson

Willow Cordain Chuck Craytor Logan Dralle Rick Duncan Dee Dee Fasquel Kimberly Forrest Nick Forrest Josh Frank Molly Frank Karen Fretwell Mark Gissiner Nancy Glines Joelle Goodwin Cathy Gucker Mitch Hagstrom Susie Hanner Stephanie Herndon Kathi Hoffer Rod Holst Nancy Hughes Dick Hulse Steve Hutchinson Carey Killen

Lonny King Steve Koester Andy Laird Andrea Lamanna Frank Lawson Jantzen Lloyd Jim Martin Christie McDonald Jim McQuiston Sarah Mellgren Nancy Meyer Walter Meyer Patric Miller Sam Miller Travis Misfeldt Ben Mondragon Michael Mooser Doug Mozan Jay O’Leary Mary O’Leary Leslie Parker John Pfanner Mike Raz

Gerry Reicher Tony Reyneke Paul Riess Deanna Rivera Camille Ronzio Lee Schnabel Ray Schneidmiller Gary Schwieger Bill Slattery Debbie Snow Ed St. Clair Deborah Steely Don Steely, Ted Stevens Ron Sticka Kate Stokes

What We Do... Getting Work Done, While Having Fun!Local Community Service Projects •Scholarships for local college-bound seniors and for nontraditional students returning to complete their training •Advancement Via Individual Determination (AVID) – helping to fund college tutors to work twice/week with MS and HS students who will be first generation college students Food Boxes -- Delivering hundreds of food boxes to hungry community-partner families during the past year, including special boxes for the holidays •Head Start -- Emergency loan fund for needy families, warm clothing for winter, monthly reading activity and books to each child, family activity nights •Downtown Languages -- Scholarships for learning English, two Posada Family Nights, special activities for stu-dents and families during Pilas Program (families learning English), bilingual books to program graduates • Fairfield Elementary --Provide books for students, the annual Spirit of Giving event, Oregon Battle of the Books •Youth House -- Sponsored by St. Vincent de Paul, our special appeal for this year’s Wine & Salmon event will be to housing stipends for Youth House graduates attending college. In addition, the Bruce Shaw gazebo was recently commissioned in memory of Bruce Shaw and his work toward education for homeless youth.

World Community Service Projects •San Miguel de Allende School for the Deaf -- Providing support for children with hearing loss. •Stove Team International -- Providing fuel-efficient wood stoves in countries (Central America and Mexico) that depend upon wood for cooking. These stoves reduce indoor air pollution for thousands of children improving the health of families and saving thousands of trees. •Project Amigo -- Providing services (education, material support, and medical services) to children in Colima, Mexico. •Friends of Buyijja – support of the village school of Buyijja, Uganda, including water projects, solar lighting, school books and teaching supplies •Distribution of Medical Equipment and supplies to countries in need. •South Valley District Grant – Our club’s participation helps fund international projects supported by a consor-tium of local Rotary clubs. • Aid Africa -- Helping to rebuild 1,000 sustainable communities in Uganda by providing clean water, efficient cleaner-burning cook stoves, farming and reforestation skills and supplies, and other household necessities. •Solar lights in Oaxaca, Mexico •Early childhood Literacy project in South Africa • Washing machine for home for individuals with disabilities in Cuzco, Peru •English Education in Rwanda – Teaching teachers and community leader English so that they may help the con-tinuing re-immersion of Rwanda after the genocide.

Great Work Takes A Great Team!

The Small Print Southtowne Rotary Club truly appreciates your participation in the club’s annual fundraising event! To avoid misunderstand-ings, we wish all guests to be aware that you will incur charges for the following activities:

• Being the highest bidder for specific items in the Silent and Oral Auctions

• Bidding on desserts in the Dessert Dash

• Agreeing to donate specific amounts in support of the Special Appeal for the Uganda School Books Project or the Bruce Shaw Scholarship for Homeless Youth, as announced and solicited by the Auctioneer

Regarding Tabled Wine Signature Drink- All bottles must be uncorked by LCC Events Center staff. “Signature Drink” must be served by LCC Events Center Staff- One Drink Per Ticket. All other beverages are “cash bar” at LCC Bar area in main dining room.

Specific Rules regarding the Silent Auction:

1. Bids are made by writing your bid number and bid amount on the next open line on the bid sheet displayed near each item. Please observe the minimum bids listed on each sheet.

2. Each increase in bid must go on the first available blank line of the bid sheet. If the bidder just before you has “jumped” up several lines, your bid must be for a larger amount than his/her bid. Bid on as many items as you wish, and review your bids frequently, as sections of the Silent

Silent Auction closes at different times. 3. As each section closes, auction personnel will circle the bid number of the highest bidder. No bids may be entered after the section closure time. The final judge of the successful bidder for every item sold in the Silent Auction will be the Festival Chair.

4. Placing your bid number on a bid sheet constitutes a le-gal contract to buy that item. All sales are final, and there will be no exchanges or refunds except where specified bid line on any Silent Auction Bid Sheet to be entered into a special draw-ing for a case of wine. The “80% of retail value line” is highlighted in yellow on all Silent Auction bid sheets. If you enter a bid on this line on any Silent Auction bid sheet, your name will be entered into a spe-cial drawing for a wine package. Further, you are not restricted to bidding on the yellow highlighted line for only one item; you may bid on the yellow highlighted line on any number of items, provided that these lines are open on the bid sheets and others have not already bid higher amounts for these items. Finally, please understand that you will not be entered into this special drawing for simply bidding above the yellow line; your name and/or bid number must appear on the yellow highlighted line to be eligible for this special drawing.

Specific Rules regarding the Oral Auction: 1. The Auctioneer will conduct the Oral Auction. The highest bidder acknowledged by the Auctioneer shall be the purchaser.

2. If you wish to bid on an item, raise your Festival Program with your bid number (which is written on the back cover) clearly visible so the Auctioneer or “spotter” will see your intention.

Check Out Procedures: Please note that Check Out will begin immediately after the conclusion of the event. 1. Get your invoice – The Accounting Table, located in the dining room, will generate an invoice containing all Silent Auction and Oral Auction items won, plus Wine Raffle ticket purchases, your bid in the Dessert Dash, Mystery Chalice Clues purchased, Photo Booth purchases, and any donations you have made to the Southtowne Rotary Club Special Appeal for scholarships and school supplies. Invoices will be listed by bid number, so please have that number ready when you go to check out. 2. Payment – The Cashier’s Table is located in the lobby. All payments for the evening, including donations, will be taken here.

3. Gather your auction Item(s) and wine raffle winnings Collect your auction items and wine raffle winnings at the “Distribution” table located in the room adjacent to the lobby and dining hall. Festival staff will be at the table to assist you collect these items.

Payment: 1. Items must be paid for in full on the evening of the Fes-tival. We will accept cash, personal checks, VISA or Master-Card. We cannot accept payments made by Discover Cards (Checks payable to Eugene Southtowne Rotary Founda-tion.) 2. All items must be removed from the venue on March 1, 2019, unless otherwise specified. 3. According to the Internal Revenue Service, only the amount paid for an auction item “in excess of the actual fair market value of the prize” is tax deductible. If you make a donation to support one of Southtowne Rotary’s projects, you will receive a mailed receipt from the Eugene Southtowne Rotary Foundation.

4. All donated services, vacation packages and gift cer-tificates must be used by December 31, 2019, unless otherwise stated. Some vacation packages have date restrictions. See specific package descriptions for more information.

Liability: 1. ALL SALES ARE FINAL. The Festival Committee has attempted to catalog and describe the property, vacation packages, and services correctly, but all items are sold “as is” and the Festival Committee, Southtowne Rotary Club, and the Southtowne Rotary Club Foundation neither war-rant nor represent, and shall in no event be responsible for, the correctness of descriptions, genuineness, authorship, or condition of the auction items. No statement contained in the catalog or made verbally at the Festival or elsewhere shall be deemed to be such a warranty, representation, or assumption of liability. 2. It is the responsibility of the purchaser to adhere to all expiration guidelines. 3. All “experiences” sold at the Festival are to be un-dertaken at the sole risk of the purchaser. The Festival Committee, Southtowne Rotary Club, and the Southtowne Rotary Club Foundation are not liable or responsible in any way for loss, injury or damage to any person or property.

Thanks To ALL Who Have Participated! Without You, the Local and International

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