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Bonsoir et bienvenue aux parents, au personnel, et aux amis de l’Ecole Internationale Franco-amÊricaine! Merci de votre participation.

Good evening and welcome to the parents, staff and friends of the French American International School! Thank you for your participation.

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We look forward to meeting you and your family!

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a message from the Head of School

Bienvenue and welcome to the French American International School’s 25th Annual Gala Auction—a chance for all of us to join together to celebrate our extraordinary community of students, faculty, staff, alumni, and friends.

This year’s theme, The Best is Yet to Come, sums up the remarkable trajectory our School has been on since its founding 34 years ago. We are always getting better, and the future is bright with promise. Tonight is a wonderful opportunity to celebrate that promise . . . and to have a lot of fun!

This night is also about supporting the mission of FAIS, as your generous donations help fund our annual operations in addition to this year’s Special Appeal project. Thank you, as always, for your loyalty and support, especially on this special evening.

Wishing you the best,

Pam Dreisin Head of School

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Laurel Kemp (Class of 2013) Sophia Kemp (Class of 2015)

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Elise Kim (Class of 2021) Amelia Kim (Class of 2023)

Annika Vallabhanath (Class of 2018) Vikram Vallabhanath (Class of 2021)

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Credits Class Projects

Maria Kozo, Jason & Laura Beane, Caroline Bergstrom, Angela Black, Todd Caulfield, Seden Ceran, Eun Jung Cha, Laura Donegan, Julie Duffield, Maryvonne Ferar, Bertrand & Henrike Fleuret, Ursula Garcia, Yasodha Gopal, Pauline Joseph, Nazanin Mansouri, Anna-Gaelle Marshall, Anne Mauro, Janique McGee, Corey Morris, Gilles Neuray, Stephany Paull, Yeva Perry, Carey Portzline, Kursteen Price, Regine Priso, Lubna Qureshi, Steve & Nancy Renwick, Benedicte Ricordel, Marc Rivers, Lee Rockford, Colleen Sandieson, BĂŠatrice Szymkowiak, Nicole Taylor, Eve Trolong-Bailly, Johan van de Groenendaal, Aimee Watkins-Litch, Susan Yeh

Class Baskets

Ursula Garcia, Carol Booth, Lena Braun, Seth & Nicole Chamberlin, Priti Chandran, Alison Clary, Beth Clifton, Marie Conser, Laura Donegan, Sengul Erkok, Naji Hamdan, Marietta Harrison, Tracey Hodgson, Maria Ivanova, Gretchen Keys, David Niederman, Tanja Pejovic, Paula Prince, Randi Reiten, Laura Rochelois, Rebecca Starr, Larissa Stoffels, Hanny Tan, Lea Trefsgar

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Meri Kemp, Gina Parshall, Brandy Poirier, Carey Portzline,

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Gretchen Keys, Renée Orlando, Paula Prince, Becky Schulz,

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Golnaz Kaveh, Sophie Kellogg, Maria Kozo, Janis Locenieks,

Erik Mace, Claire Mak, John Mayer, Stephanie McAndrews,

Hassnaa Moustafa-Yehia, Elise Orban, Millie Orlando, Paula

Prince, Keene & Trish Satchwell, Craig & Andrea Sayers,

Ashley Schaaf, Kelly Shelton, Keith & Sundri Simon, Kathleen

Simpson, Ted Sims, Christina Tempelaar-Lietz, Ernest & Regina Tipton, Rick Wilson

Auction Rules 1.

On arriving at the auction check-in desk, you will be given a bidder card that lists your unique bidder number. (One number is issued per couple.) To bid in the silent auction, write your bid number on the silent auction bid sheet in front of the desired item. The bid number next to the highest bid amount at the end of the silent auction will be declared the successful bidder of that item. If a number is not legible, it will be invalidated and the next lowest bidder will be declared the winner. In the silent auction, the top bid constitutes a legal contract to purchase the item.

2. You may return to update your bid on silent-auction items, using the pre-printed bid increments on the bid sheet, until the auctioneer announces the close of the silent auction. To avoid being overbid, you may opt at any time to fill in the guaranteed bid “Buy It Now” which is 150 - 200 percent of value, and you will be declared the winner. (No one can outbid you.)

3. Some items in the silent auction are sold on a fixed-price signup basis. These include party signups: group events where seats are sold on a per-person or per-couple basis. These are sometimes referred to as Salon Parties.

4. To bid in the live auction, hold your bid card in the air, with the number facing the auctioneer. Most live-auction items are sold to a single high bidder; some are sold to a pre-determined number of bidders at a fixed (in a “sweep”) or escalating price (progressive bid). The auctioneer guides bidders through the bid processes.

5. When the auctioneer acknowledges your winning bid, this constitutes a legal agreement of purchase. The auctioneer reserves the right to reject partial advance bids, and has the right to make final determination of the winning bidder.

6. At check-in, guests will be asked to provide a credit card that is captured electronically and which streamlines check-in and check-out. Users of this quick and easy credit card settlement option can bypass the cashiering line at the end of evening, and move directly to fulfillment to pick up their prizes.

7. Payment arrangements must be provided on the night of the auction. Winning bidders must settle item payment at cashiering/fulfillment, which will open near the end of the live auction.

8. Bookkeeping is simplified if auction items are awarded to one purchaser only. Split payments for a syndicated (group) bid, whereby several bidders agree to split the price, can be arranged but may cause a slight delay in cashiering.

9. Personal checks, cash, Visa, MasterCard, and American Express are accepted for payment.

Please make checks payable to FAIS or the French American International School.

10. Since FAIS is a 501-c-3 charitable organization, your payments are tax deductible as a charitable contribution, to the extent provided by law—generally, 100 percent of cash donations to the Special Appeal (Paddle Raise) and the amount paid over value for items or services. The School’s tax ID number is printed on auction receipts.

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Unless otherwise noted, all goods, services or certificates will expire and must be claimed and used within a year of the auction date. Restaurant certificates do not cover alcohol or gratuities. Hotel certificates are always subject to availability, may or may not cover tax, do not cover gratuities, and do not cover incidental purchases above what is noted on the certificate.

All purchases are final and there will be no exchanges or refunds on items unless otherwise noted. Certificates, credits or vouchers obtained at the auction cannot be exchanged for cash and are non-transferrable without prior donor approval.

The School reserves the right to modify, add or delete items to/from the auction. The School commits to acknowledge all items received four weeks prior to the auction date.

Items received thereafter may be displayed and merchandised at the auction but may not be featured in the catalog due to print schedules.

The purchaser assumes the responsibility to remove purchases from the auction premises on the night of the auction, unless other delivery terms are specifically arranged. At the close of the auction, purchasers are requested to retrieve certificates as well as tangible items from the fulfillment center, upon showing their quick-pay receipt or their paid invoice from cashiering.

Motor vehicles and property requiring a title transfer or license may be claimed by contacting the donor, with coordination through the School’s Development Office, in the week following the event.

Reservations for trips and vacation accommodations must be mutually arranged with the donor unless otherwise noted. No refunds will be allowed on travel packages for canceled tickets and/or accommodations.

FAIS has made significant effort to describe and catalog all items correctly, based primarily on donor descriptions, but does not warrant nor represent, and shall not be responsible for the correctness of descriptions, provenance or condition of items. Statements made in the catalog or at the auction shall not be deemed as warranty, representation or assumption of liability. Values listed in the catalog are estimates and are not warranted for tax purposes. Auction items are offered “as is” and “where is.”

Persons issued a bid number (bidder) assume risks and hazards related to the auction and items obtained at the auction. Bidders shall hold the following groups harmless from liability arising from auction purchases: FAIS, its officers and staff, the auctioneer, auction coordinators, contractors, event organizers, caterer, sponsors and volunteers connected with the auction.

FAIS Auctions

through the years Year

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April in Paris April in Paris April in Paris April in Paris April in Paris April in Paris April in Paris April in Paris April in Paris April in Paris Z’Fête 2000 Z’Fête: Le Jazz Hot Mystère au Musée Denim et Diamants

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Passeport pour Paris

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The French Quarter

2006

April in Paris

2007

Springtime in Paris

2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

April in Paris 30th Anniversary Gala The Places They’ll Go Imaginez De Portland a` la Lune

Deborah Le Meitour Molly Harris Pam Dreisin and Robin Faltersack Pam Dreisin and Ann Gage Debbie Wynne, Sally Crooks, and Ann Gage Chris and Deanna Byrne Chris and Deanna Byrne Leslie Trim and Janet Barton Diana Calloway and Linda Locker Jennifer Croll and Catherine Rudinsky Lita Curtis and Jill Whittaker Lita Curtis and Jill Whittaker Dayna Lyons and Debra Millegan Lisa Anguilla, Trish Cariglia, Rene Nelson, Keli Thompson, and Linda Witt Lisa Anguilla, Gail King, Jean-Luc Laminette, Kent Lewis, Betsy Meier, Rene Nelson, Renée Orlando, Keli Thompson, and Linda Witt Wendy Cook, Joan Hartzell, Gail King, Jean-Luc Laminette, Kent Lewis, Betsy Meier, Rene Nelson, Elise Orban, Renée Orlando, Brandy Poirier, Pam Resnick, Melinda Sahli, and Keli Thompson, Danielle Wheeler, Linda Witt Melinda Sahli, Pam Resnick, Rene Nelson, Renée Orlando, Keli Thompson, Jean-Luc Laminette, Brynn Graham, Gail King, Brandy Poirier, Joan Hartzell, Lisa Anguilla, Javid Mohtasham, Lisette Crépeaux, Tim Findlay, Sharon Kitzhaber, Linda Witt Melinda Sahli, Renée Orlando, Lisa Anguilla, Rebecca Starr, Joan Hartzell, Rudy Manival, Pam Resnick, Bonnie Castro, Gail King, Rene Nelson, Melinda Davison, Tim Findlay, Sharon Kitzhaber, Linda Witt Laura Hunter and Danielle Wheeler Laura Hunter and Nancy Renwick Nancy Renwick and Jenn Hrabal Jenn Hrabal and Jenn Sanow Jenn Sanow and Carey Portzline

Live Auction 1. Tapas & Margaritas at ¡Oba! for 20

Combine fun people with refreshing margaritas and delicious Nuevo Latino cuisine, and you have a recipe for a fiesta. This 20-person tapas-and-margaritas evening is suitable for any celebration: a birthday, an anniversary, or any occasion where memories are made. ¡Oba!, located in the heart of the Pearl, is unmatched for its ambiance and lively atmosphere. This is guaranteed to be a night to remember! Reservations required; based on availability.

Value: $1,500 Steve and Lisa McLain, Oba! Restaurant

2. Winner’s Choice: Wolf Creek, Utah or La Quinta, California WOLF CREEK RESORT, Utah It’s just a short 1½ hour direct flight to Salt Lake City or a scenic 12-hour drive from Portland to this spacious new home in beautiful Wolf Creek, Utah overlooking the Ogden Valley. This 2,800 square-foot, fully equipped home sleeps 12, with four bedrooms, three bathrooms, plus a full basement. Perfect for the whole family, this house features a great room plus a big rec room, four televisions, stereo, iPod hookup, Wi-Fi, gas fireplace, ping pong, air hockey, gas barbecue, bicycles, 10’ ceilings, walls of windows, and huge panoramic views of mountains above and valleys below. Wolf Creek Resort offers a clubhouse with a restaurant and bar, 18 holes of golf, and spectacular views. The neighborhood, “Trapper’s Ridge” within Wolf Creek, has its own private clubhouse which includes a fitness room, hot tub, and outdoor pool (summer only). Expires 12/18/2013; 5 days, 4 nights.

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PALM SPRINGS, La Quinta, California Escape from Portland and the rain with a short 2-hour direct flight and enjoy all that Duna La Quinta has to offer! This resort home sits on the fairway of The Dunes course adjacent to the historic La Quinta Resort. High ceilings and endless windows, along -continued on next page

live auction - page 3 with spacious, private outdoor living all serve to capture the splendor of the panoramic mountain views. There are two master suites, gas barbecue, stereo system with iPod hookup, Wi Fi, and bicycles. The house comfortably sleeps six with plenty of elbow room to entertain. Recently updated with Tommy Bahama designer décor. Enjoy a short walk to restaurants, shops and galleries, or just sit by the pool and relax. Expires 12/18/13; 5 days, 4 nights. Winner to pay cleaning fee; no pets/smoking; subject to availability.

Value: $1,500 Lee Davies Real Estate

3. Gentlemen’s Night Out Gentlemen, Steaks, Cigars, and More... leave the 40‐hour‐work week in the dust and get ready for a night you won’t soon forget. Your host, Sean Keys, is ready to treat you and seven friends to a memorable evening at El Gaucho. Gather in the private cigar room (aka man cave) and indulge in steaks, martinis, Harlan Estates wine from your host’s cellar, and rare, imported cigars. The only requirement: leave your cares behind and join in the fun!

Mutually agreeable date.

Value: $6,000 Sean and Gretchen Keys

4. Soirée Pyjama a la Bibliothèque

What child doesn’t secretly wish they could spend a night at their school? This fun slumber party will be a night they’ll never forget, hosted by FAIS teachers Jennifer Reineck and Stéphanie Martin‐Sewall. Eight students are invited to bring their flashlights and sleeping bags for a night of books, bedtime stories, and character exploration in the FAIS library. A breakfast of croissants and pain au chocolat will be served. Monday morning they can tell their friends: “I’ve been in the Library . . . at MIDNIGHT!” Students may be dropped off at 8 p.m. and picked up by 9 a.m. Saturday morning. Limited to FAIS students in grades 2 through 4. Mutually agreeable Friday night during the 2013‐14 school year.

Value: Priceless Stéphanie Martin-Sewall, Jennifer Reineck

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5. Dosha, Dinner, and the Dalai Lama

Who couldn’t use a night of pampering and relaxation, followed by mindful reflection in the company of one of the world’s most famous gurus, His Holiness the Dalai Lama?

This evening guarantees all three, starting with a trip to Dosha Salon, a leisurely dinner at Equinox, and exclusive, limited-availability tickets to the Environmental Summit at Portland’s Memorial Coliseum. This package is guaranteed to be energizing, relaxing, and enlightening!

Value: Priceless Ted & Katrina Wheeler, Tom & Terri Danowski

6. Holiday in Hilton Head

Spend October ACE/Arts Week on Hilton Head Island! Enjoy seven nights in beautiful Hilton Head, South Carolina at the Marriot SurfWatch Villas in a two-bedroom, two-bath oceanside villa that sleeps eight. Amenities include fully-equipped kitchen, separate living and dining areas, washer and dryer, three televisions with premium channels, and more. While you’re there, tee off at the Pinecrest Golf Club or Island West Golf Club with a round for four, including cart and range balls. October ACE/Arts Week only; no pets/smoking. Golf certificate may not be broken up for multiple rounds of golf, reservations recommended.

Value: $2,840 Robert & Jennifer Babst, Pinecrest Golf Club

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Life’s Little Indulgences Make Mother’s Day extra special for your better half with this mini-vacation complete

with all of life’s little indulgences. First, have your car valet parked while you experience the city as tourists at the Heathman Hotel. Treat her to continental breakfast before you start a day of sightseeing, shopping, or whatever else comes your way!

During your stay, surprise her with gift certificates to Pearl Medspa for three silk peels and IPLs, plus a facial, haircut, and color from Sugar Laboratories. Don’t forget to pick up her chocolates at Moonstruck for her pillow . . . all you need to add is romance, and she’ll never forget this Mother’s Day. Reservations required; subject to availability; some blackout dates apply; Pearl Medspa appointment required; Sugar Laboratories reservations required; expires 10/13/13.

Value: $2,530 Kim Ingham, Heathman Hotel, Pearl Medspa, Angela Olson, Moonstruck Chocolates

Best Wishes for a Successful Auction!

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8. Campus Parking Made Easy

An entire school year without ever having to search for a parking spot — any parent’s dream come true. As an FAIS VIP, you’ll have your very own reserved parking spot on the FAIS campus, customized with your name for the 2013-2014 school year (September through June). Parking on campus made easy!

Value: $800 French American International School

9. Skyline Farm Dinner for Ten

Treat yourself and nine of your closest friends to a Farm & Chef Dinner for Ten hosted

by John and Renée Orlando at Skyline Farm (their own working farm for Meriwether’s Restaurant). After a tour of the farm, you and your guests will sample local wines while enjoying dinner created from products grown on the farm and harvested that day. This private, outdoor Farm & Chef Dinner for Ten is sure to be both unique and memorable!

Mutually agreeable Sunday evening in 2013.

Value: $2,000 John and Renée Orlando

10. Hawaii Get-Away

Relax for seven nights in this beautiful two-bedroom suite in Kaanapali Beach, Maui, Hawaii. Amenities include gourmet kitchen, separate living and dining areas, on-site spa and wellness center, amazing pool and grounds, nearby golf and restaurants, all just moments away from Whalers Village. Sleeps six comfortably. While you are there, enjoy a lovely dinner at one of the three Longhi’s restaurants in Lahaina, Wailea, or Honolulu. No smoking/pets; reservations required, winning bidder to contact owners for details; taxes and fees may apply. Longhi’s certificate not valid for gratuity; no cash value.

$4,950 Firas and Hanane Salhi, Longhi’s Restaurants

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11. Eastside Progressive Dinner

Join your co-hosts Rick Wilson and Christina Henry de Tessan, Scott and Kathy Marsal, and Rupert and Paula Prince for an Eastside Progressive Dinner for Twelve. Start with appetizers and cocktails chez Wilson and Henry de Tessan, move on to the main course with the Prince family, and finish off with dessert and a nightcap at the Marsal residence. An evening of good food and great company! Mutually agreeable date in September or October.

Value: $1,200 Scott and Kathy Marsal, Rupert and Paula Prince, Rick Wilson and Christina Henry de Tessan

12. St. Regis Punta Mita Resort

Bask in the gentle sea breezes and enjoy this popular but low-key beach destination in Mexico. You’ll enjoy a three-night stay in a deluxe ocean-view room at the St. Regis Punta Mita, a luxury resort close to the beach, Pacifico Golf Course, and Playa Punta De Mita. For your evening plans, drop by Casa Teresa Trattoria Boutique for an authentic Italian meal with a $100 gift certificate toward a dinner for two. St. Regis gift certificate is non-refundable, non-transferable, and is valid until 4/13/14; it must be presented at time of arrival. Not valid 2/12-2/19, 2013; 3/24-4/8, 2013; 11/19-26, 2013; 12/20/13-1/2/14; 2/12-2/19, 2014; 3/24-4/8, 2014. Casa Teresa certificate does not include gratuity.

Value: $1,795 St. Regis Punta Mita Resort; Casa Teresa Trattoria Boutique

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Golfer’s Dream Fore! This package is sure to please the golf lover in your house. A custom-fit set of

irons from Red Tail Golf Center will get you started on your way. Then tee off with foursomes at the following resorts: Green Mountain Golf Course, Reserve Vineyard and Golf Club, Wine Valley Golf Club (includes cart), and Ghost Creek Resort (includes cart).

Finish it up with an 18-hole round for two at Skamania Lodge. Red Tail certificate is non-transferable, not redeemable for cash, must present certificate at time of purchase; expires December 31, 2013. Wine Valley certificate expires 7/31/14; reservations required. Reserve Vineyard and Golf Club requires reservations. Ghost Creek certificate does not include cart; proper golf attire required; reservations required; expires 4/13/14; not valid at any other club; certificate required. Skamania certificate must be presented at time of use. Expires 3/7/14. Does not include gratuity, alcohol, or golf club rental.

Value: $2,639 Metropolitan Land Group, Redtail Golf Center, The Reserve Vineyards and Golf Club, Wine Valley Golf Club; Pumpkin Ridge Golf Club; Skamania Lodge

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Dining Around Portland Tempt your taste buds, take care of date night for a year, and savor the innovative

menus of some the finest restaurants in Portland. This package of one dozen $100 gift certificates to twelve of the Rose City’s best restaurants will guarantee a year of varied and delicious dining experiences. Bon appetit!

Value: $1,200 Acadia, Clyde Commons, Davis Street Tavern, El Gaucho, Genoa, Imperial Restaurant, Jamison Restaurant, Laurelhurst Market, Meriwether’s Restaurant, Metrovino, Paley’s Place, Toro Bravo

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Girls’ Weekend – Naughty or Nice You and your gal-pals can relax for a two-night stay in this beautiful condo in The Eliot, across the street from the Portland Art Museum and walking distance to everything.

Two bedrooms and 2½ baths make this a perfect place for a weekend away. Friday night you could take in a show (your choice) at Darcelle or stay in and order a pizza and watch movies. In the morning, head over to Mother’s Bistro for brunch, followed by shopping, spa services, or whatever your hearts desire. Mutually agreeable date.

Reservations required for Darcelle and Be Smooth.

Value: $825 Kathy and Terry Duryea; Tom & Teri Danowski, Pizzicato, BeSmooth

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16. October ACE Week Hood River

Treat your family to a week in a charming three-bedroom, two-bath home located in downtown Hood River with mountain and river views. Easy access to skiing, hiking, biking, windsurfing, snowshoeing, and any other outdoor activity you can dream up. While you’re there, stop by for a tour and tasting for six people at Phelps Creek Vineyard, a private VIP winery experience in the Columbia Gorge. Enjoy a hayride up to the estate vineyard site to see where their wines first began, followed by an insider’s peek at the winemaking process, and (of course) a wine tasting with cheese pairings and a lovely view of the Columbia Gorge. No pets allowed. October ACE Week 2013.

Reservations required for wine tasting.

Value: $1,520 Tom & Liz Hartge

17. Shawnigan Lake, Vancouver Island Retreat

You won’t lack for things to do on your one-week stay at this beautiful, fully furnished lakefront home on Shawnigan Lake, Vancouver Island. Take a morning hike with panoramic views up Bald Mountain or a bike ride along the Trans Canada Trail, followed by a snooze in the hammock on the veranda. Another afternoon could be spent on the dock, dipping in the lake to cool off, followed by drinks under the pavilion, and then a barbecue or dinner on the deck. You’ll enjoy stunning sunsets over the sparkling lake, followed by roasting hot dogs and s’mores on the beach. This spacious house features three bedrooms, one bathroom and den upstairs, plus two additional sleeping lofts; master bedroom with ensuite bathroom is on main level, plus a guest bathroom.

Additional bunkhouse is a short distance from the main house, with two beds and a half bath—perfect for children—and a fancy playhouse in the front garden and a swing set and slide are sure to keep them happy and busy. Reservations required; based on availability; not available in July/August; taxes and fees may apply; no smoking/pets.

Value: $2,875 Michael Hummel

Art Home Company 1826 NE Everett Street Portland OR 97232 (Corner of NE 19th and Everett Street)

503-721-0270

Class Projects Primal Portlandia! Paint Tapestry

Let your mind wander back to a simpler time and reconnect with your primitive soul through this amazing work of art entirely created by Anne-Marie Luckett’s preschool class. Every student contributed to this hand-sewn creation, which features raw organic silk, recycled local farm burlap, and hand-formed clay adornments, backed by 100 percent felted lambswool. This attention-grabbing piece will be a guaranteed conversation piece. Coordinated by Kursteen Price.

Les Lumières de la Tour Eiffel

Inspired by the French artistic movement called Orphism, an abstract artistic movement that illustrated the human sensation of color, the preschoolers used paints and their fingers to depict the Eiffel Tower. Using their own unique color, each child fingerprinted within a handmade stencil. Through the collection of all of their prints, the sensation of one of France’s most painted and photographed structures comes to life. Coordinated by Aimee Watkins Litch.

Le Voyage

Inspired by the migration of the monarch butterflies, the students explored and imagined the butterflies’ journey from Canada to Southern Mexico. Each student sculpted a butterfly out of red clay and glazed it. The cloud of butterflies, glued onto a piece of Ziricote wood, a native tree of Southern Mexico, is a tribute to the fleeting beauty of the monarch butterflies. The project is also intended to bring attention to the danger of their extinction. Coordinated by Béatrice Szymkowiak with the help of Janique McGee, Nicole Taylor, Angela Black, Seden Ceran, and Henrike & Bertrand Fleuret.

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C’est Moi, C’est Nous!

This installation of cyanotype photographs was created by our little ones using professional materials, such as cyanotype photographic paper. A picture of each child was traced over on transparent paper and decorated according to their inspiration.

Photographs appearing on the paper under light exposure were then washed with clear tap water. Each child’s art work was put together and framed. The result is fascinating!

Coordinated by Yeva Perry.

La Forêt Enchantée

Back by popular demand, this impressionistic glass painting, done in reverse, uses a vintage window from a coastal home as its canvas. These amazing prekindergarteners used their budding knowledge of the art of story-telling and their own individual creativity to fashion this abstract, citrus- and autumnal-colored, whimsical forest. The lucky bidder could hang this beautiful piece as a stained glass window, backlit on a wall (as displayed), or simply treasured as a cherished mantelpiece. Each tree trunk depicts the artist’s name, and the inner pane of glass has an imperfection that contributes to the unique vintage character of the piece. The highest bidder will have a two for one deal: the option of displaying the art form in their home as is and/or taking the designers up on their offer to create another custom piece that matches the decor of their own home, done with the children and back-lit if so desired. Media: acrylic on vintage glass.

Underwritten and coordinated by Todd Caulfield (lighting design) and Yasodha Gopal (art design).

Mets la Main sur la Table

Part of the students’ studies in this kindergarten class has been the examination of the differences among everyone. Using special play dough, they have created their own handprint and decorated it, to show how each one of us is different. Coordinated by Johan van de Groenendaal.

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Vivre dans l’Imaginaire

This kindergarten class explored the concept of imagination. The young artists envisioned themselves in their favorite places or imagined themselves as their favorite characters. Along this journey of self-exploration, they problem-solved ways to visualize their ideas, which are chronicled in the book that accompanies the framed artwork. The result is a wonderful collage of creative and innovative art creations. This project allowed the kindergarteners to literally immerse themselves into their art! It is only through our imaginations that the ideas of tomorrow come to life. Media: watercolor, butcher paper, and acrylic paint. Art Project concept and coordination by Lubna Qureshi.

Tout Mélangé

Local artist Marc Rivers collaborated with this kindergarten class to create an eyecatching piece, aptly titled “Tout Mélangé,” or “All Mixed Up.” A wide array of photographs was taken of each child in the class, and then a canvas was embellished with different parts of their bodies and heads. The result of all their imagination and hard work is a fascinating collage. Coordinated by Marc Rivers.

The World in Pictures

This art project took the children on fascinating journeys around the world, and was motivated by learning activities in the classroom. As they go from continent to continent, they meet new friends; learn about their art, culture, food, and festivities; explore the nature and wildlife; and also visit the notable landmarks. All these experiences are then reflected in this distinctive art piece, which illustrates the students’ reflection and appreciation of the similarities and differences between us and our way of life with those of others residing in various other parts of our planet. As students inquired about tools to identify space around them, they discovered maps of all sorts, sizes, and use. Coordinated by Anna-Gaëlle Marshall and Nazanin Mansouri.

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Picasso Meets Street Art For this art project, students imagined what Picasso might create as a street artist. The

result was a stencil of one his muses, Dora Maar, which was then spray painted and painted on an old desk table. Material: spray paint, paint, and stencils. Coordinated by Caroline Bergstrom.

The Best is yet to Come In this 3-D wooden block/watercolor project, our students gave lots of thought to what

things currently in their lives represent “the best.” They then dreamed of what, in their future, could still be part of that “best.” What resulted is a colorful wooden watercolor display of things our students love now and hope to have as part of their lives as they grow. This collection is full of positives — part-reality, part-dream. A true celebration of our students’ “best.” Coordinated by Madame Pauline and Laura Donegan, with special woodworking assistance from Corey Morris. Thank you to Parr Lumber for donating the project materials!

Copper Bird Project This glowing representation of student work wondrously combines art and nature. Each

student has carefully etched a songbird onto copper sheets, which were then antiqued as a group and beautifully framed. This student creation was supervised by Jérôme Poncet and coordinated by Regine Priso; guest teacher Kathy Mier, a local artist, provided invaluable assistance

Jardin d’Imagination Second graders have wonderful imaginations. The class of Nadine Zaouk-Strapart used theirs to create a window onto a fantasy garden filled with multicolored flowers, snails with pebble shells, bright birds, and fancy foliage. The children drew their fun ideas in pencil, and the most whimsical doodles from each were combined into a joint design.

They then tinted this final design with watercolor pencils, after which the four panels were transferred to a reclaimed window frame. Look through it and see the beautiful garden that the children see! Coordinated by Nancy Renwick and Ursula Garcia.

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A Study in Scale

Every student in Florence Bezault’s 2nd grade class was challenged to imagine what it would be like to shrink, and then interact at their new diminutive size with a small (now large) everyday object of their choice. Digital photographs of the students in different poses were taken, and then the students carefully cut their images and mounted them image-down on black paper, to make inverse silhouettes at small scale. These negativecutout silhouettes were printed on plastic and lacquered onto panels of wood; the 3-D effect of the students’ chosen objects superimposed on the silhouettes brought to life this “study in scale.” Coordinated by Lee Rockford, Kyra Czar, and Florence Bezault.

Spring Bouquet: A Painted Steel Flower Arrangement This wonderful flower arrangement is guaranteed to be fresh year-round. Artist Gilles Neuray and Jennifer Reineck worked with third graders to bring their observance of real flowers, in art and science, to life through their own flower drawings on paper.

Gilles took these drawings and cut them out in metal, on which the students did a stencil design and spray painted. A poem was added, varnish was applied, and then the students attached their flowers onto metal stems to make a beautiful spring bouquet.

Coordinated by Gilles Neuray and Jennifer Reineck.

An Expression of Self

For this art project, the children have taken inspiration from the Cuban artist Ruben Toledo. Toledo is known for his fashion illustrations and painterly style. The students experimented with acrylic pens in different thicknesses and used broad, painterly strokes as they illustrated witty and incisive portraits of themselves, which were collaged together to produce a contemporary and memorable piece of art. Coordinated by Colleen Sandieson.

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A Burst of Wildlife - Un endroit sauvage

The children of Stéphanie Martin-Sewall’s 3rd grade class used their activities with the Audubon Society of Portland to inform and inspire this distinctive work of art. Each student illustrated (and annotated in Latin) a creature indigenous to Oregon, using fineline black ink. They additionally created papier maché bowls to represent the colorful natural environment in which Pacific Northwest animals and insects live. All of these artwork creations were mounted onto birch wood, in a 3-D mixed-media display of Oregon’s natural habitat. Coordinated by Carey Portzline.

Un Ecran Médiévale de Lettres

Madame Rosier’s 4th grade class has been studying medieval history, and in their research studied how books and letters were written and the many different ornate scripts of the time. For the project, each student picked a letter (or two), and traced it onto vellum. From there each letter was scanned and printed onto canvas, and the students then painted each letter using acrylic paint. Each letter was then mounted into its own frame to create a beautiful alphabetic room screen. Coordinated by Nancy Renwick.

Sous Marin Glass Platter

The students in Aurore Quain’s 4th grade class were inspired by their work with the PYP unit, “How the Availability of Water Impacts People,” when developing the theme for their art project. Each of the students sketched various undersea creatures, and then selected one of their pieces to use in the final production of this fused glass platter.

Working with the instructors from Portland glass studio Live Love Laugh Glass, the students worked together in teams, cutting and shaping the glass to create several square pieces that depict part of an underwater scene. These squares, all distinctive and unique, were then fused together to create this piece that is both useful and beautiful.

Coordinated by Susan Yeh.

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Notre Village

While studying the Middle Ages in class, the students took inspiration from photographs of villages in Provence, and used curriculum-based geometric techniques to create planes and angles to make their own line drawings of a provençal house. The houses were then coalesced into a village, after which the children painted their individual houses using various watercolors. Coordinated by Anne Mauro.

Le Banc de Jardin

This gorgeous mosaic tile garden bench was created to memorialize the 2013 FAIS graduating class. The students hand-painted ceramic tiles with fun French cultural icons to create a festive mosaic to memorialize their years at FAIS. This sturdy outdoor bench is made of beautiful eucalyptus wood, and will be the perfect complement to your garden or patio. Coordinated by Laura and Jason Beane.

Portland...Rêvant de Paris

Fifth grade is all about discovering Portland, as we show off our city to visiting exchange students, and discovering Paris, when the year culminates in a trip to the City of Lights. This class took their experiences and their dreams, and turned them into a cityscape magically mingling the two places. The Portland skyline at dusk is boldly captured in acrylic on canvas panels, each painted individually by one child, with the shimmering reflection in the river glinting of Paris’s famous outlines. Coordinated by Ursula Garcia.

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Digital Art with Student-Chosen Themes This project mixes drawing with drama! Students dressed up in costumes, had their hair and make-up done, and posed in fun ways for their class theme. Each 6th grade class voted on a theme they thought was interesting and would make a good work of art. What are middle schoolers interested in these days? Portlandia, what’s in the refrigerator, expressing themselves, and the Hunger Games. After the images were collected and put together in Adobe Photoshop, the photos were printed and mounted onto maple boards. Coordinated by Stephany Paull; photoshoot, hair, and makeup coordinated by Carey Portzline and Lori Prichard.

Scales of a Fish

For this project, 7th graders expressed their creativity through drawing or painting their own fish scale, using any art mediums they desired. Students started by spray-painting the background using “free-style” techniques, then, after much deliberation on the colors each fish should be, painted the fish bodies with acrylic paint. Finally, they spraypainted the outline of the male and female fish using stencils they cut themselves. (Of course, the boy scales are on the boy fish and the girls scales are on the girl fish.) This final work show how creative and dynamic this class is! Coordinated by Stephany Paull.

Cities from Around the World

What an international group of students we have at our school, and how well that shows through this project! Each student selected their own monument, building, public sculpture, or other part of a city. Many well-known buildings and monuments are present, such as the Eiffel Tower, Sydney Opera house, and the Great Pyramids of Egypt, but many lesser known monuments are also present, such as the Freedom Monument of Latvia or the Jested Tower of the Czech Republic. They then incorporated distinctive images of nature and animals, culture, and public art of different cities. Every student worked tirelessly to finish this work of art with such a high degree of craftsmanship, with individual contributions from all. Coordinated by Stephany Paull.

Class Baskets 675

A Christmas To Remember

Michael Allen Harrison’s “Christmas at the Old Church” has become a Portland tradition for thousands of Portlanders and is now featured in The Oregonian’s “Top Ten Things to do at Christmas” list. Six of you will be treated to special reserved seating at Michael’s show, a collection of Michael’s Christmas music, three Portland ornaments hand-made

by Betty Gimarelli, and a wonderful dinner for six at Higgins Restaurant, walking distance from the show. Come and celebrate Michael’s 23rd season at The Old Church!

This will truly be a Christmas that you will want to repeat year after year. Coordinated

by Marietta Harrison.

Value: $750

Families of Alix Le Fol and Carole Le Pihive’s Preschool Class

676

It’s Not Easy Being Green

Zero in on reducing waste! This set of earth-friendly lunch storage items will help you prepare a week’s worth of zero-waste lunches. Teach your kids that the impact of our actions adds up. Have fun packing lunch in a bright green reclaimed lunch box, portioning items into reusable containers, and filling the stainless steel bottle. The kidfriendly cotton napkins and inspirational “lunch mail” will top off your child’s dining experience. The best part is, with 25 reusable containers and bags, you won’t have as many dishes every day! Take it all home in a large canvas shopping bag and know that your family will be reducing the impact of disposable lunch trash, creating a greener world, and inspiring the rest of us! Coordinated by Beth Clifton.

Value: $270

Families of Anne-Marie Luckett and Sue Inahara’s Preschool Class

677

The Best (YOU) is yet to Come!

A fitness basket filled with all you need to get motivated and get in shape. Basket contains gym bag, workout gear, fitness equipment, fitness DVDs, workout planners, and clean-eating cookbooks. All that is missing is you and your sweat! Coordinated by Laura Donegan.

Value: $200

Families of Béatrice Szymkowiak and Janique McGee’s Preschool Class

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Twelve Months Of Delivered Dessert

Whether your family enjoys dessert at home, you’re attending a function and need to bring an item, or you are planning a party and need dessert options, this package will ensure you are never empty-handed. Once a month, a fresh, delectable dessert will be delivered right to your doorstep on the date of your choosing. The package includes twelve months of dessert, a glass cake stand, serving tray, dessert plates, and more. Each month, the date of delivery will be coordinated to accommodate your schedule. It is effortless, divine, and a piece of cake! Coordinated by Gretchen Keys.

Value: $250

Families of Emilie Tarbel and Josiane Douglass’s Prekindergarten Class

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Day for Two at Bridgeport Village

Enjoy a day of leisure for two. She can start the day off with a relaxing experience at Coldwater Creek Spa with a $100 Gift Certificate, choosing a spa treatment that is right for HER. Meanwhile he can experience the ultimate shave and cut ($50 value) at Vital Barbershop where a trip to the barber “is one of life’s little luxuries.” Meet up after for a delicious dinner at McCormick and Schmick’s restaurant with a $100 gift certificate.

Continue this relaxing day at home, enjoying numerous high-end beauty products for him and her, along with a bottle of Champagne from France. Coordinated by Maria Ivanova.

Value: $500

Families of Sylvie Gbeteh and Nadia Khazem’s Prekindergarten Class

680

A Night at the Beach

Escape for a cozy and relaxing night at Cannon Beach at the beautiful Ocean Lodge.

The Ocean Lodge offers the most unique and romantic lodging on the Oregon coast, just steps away from iconic Haystack Rock. Build a bonfire on the beach, make s’mores, and enjoy stargazing from your own cozy cabana beach shelter. This package includes a $250 gift certificate for the Ocean Lodge, a bundle of firewood and starter, a beach bonfire s’mores kit (includes all you need), and a cabana beach shelter. Coordinated by Carol Booth.

Value: $325

Families of Eve Trolong-Bailly and Maryvonne Ferar’s Kindergarten Class

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681

Kindle Experience

Want a little quiet time? Sit down and unwind with a cup of Godiva hot cocoa and your Kindle. The Kindle Fire HD offers entertainment and education for adults and children of all ages, including over 23 million movies, TV shows, songs, magazines, books, audiobooks, and popular apps and games. Also available is Kindle FreeTime Unlimited, the first-ever all-in-one subscription that brings together all the types of content that kids and parents love. With unlimited access to thousands of hand-picked books, movies, shows and games for kids ages 3-8, parents don’t have to spend time (and money) guessing what their kids will enjoy, and kids can explore a world of age-appropriate content on their own--no ads or in-app purchases. Included in this package is a Kindle Fire HD, a $25 Amazon gift card, coffee mug, Godiva milk chocolate, and dark chocolate hot cocoa. Coordinated by Carol Booth.

Value: $265

Families of Françoise Denison and Edith Karam’s Kindergarten Class

682

Ooh là là

Ooh là là . . . a romantic night awaits you and that special someone right here in Portland. First, enjoy an impeccable French dinner at Le Pigeon in East Portland. Then, retire for the evening to River’s Edge Hotel & Spa, a luxurious, deluxe-boutique hotel perched on the banks of the Willamette River in Portland’s South Waterfront District.

While taking in your river view, uncork a bottle of Hawks View Cellar’s 2009 Pinot Noir, rated 93 points by Wine Enthusiast magazine. But before your night begins, head to Lille Boutique to pick out elegant lingerie for yourself or as a surprise to make your evening one to remember. Coordinated by Alison Clary.

Value: $608

Families of Virginie Calmé and Luc Bouveur’s Kindergarten Class

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683 Archery Bullseye! This basket hits the target. Does your child aspire to be Brave’s Princess Merida, Robin Hood, or just wants to try his or her hand at archery? This basket is meant for you. Two recurve bows (adjustable for right and left-handed) for you and a buddy or group. Arm guards, targets, and two quivers with plenty of arrows complete this package. Still not sure? Then read the introduction to archery book included to make you feel more comfortable. Best of all, a free archery party is included for 10 to18 people ($12/person retail value) at Archer’s Afield in Tigard, to improve your skills with experts! Coordinated by Hanny Tan. Value: $378

Families of Laurence Le Mercier’s 1st Grade Class

684

Tiny Tea Birthday Party

Make the planning for your child’s next birthday a breeze. We have compiled everything you need to throw a luxurious tea party for eight. What little girl wouldn’t love a tea party to share with seven of her closest friends? It comes complete with everything you need to orchestrate a grand affair for your little girl’s special day! The basket includes tea party invitations, white tablecloth, tiered cake stand, small pink-and-white butterfly porcelain tea set for eight, flower-shaped sandwich cutter, pink cupcake kit, pink sugar sprinkles, cherry-berry herbal tea, miniature tea cake molds, plates, spoons and forks, and a craft to make with the children. Coordinated by Lea Trefsgar.

Value: $270

Families of Nadia Lamarti’s 1st Grade Class

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685

How to celebrate treasures from Belgium and Oregon? With Beer!

This basket will bring you on a journey from Belgium to Oregon (with a quick stop in California). From traditional Belgian beers (Saison Dupont, Kasteel and Maredsous) to their aspiring PDX “copycats” (Seizoen and The Commons), and their cousins (Double Mountain, Good Life, Hair of the Dog), discover other wonderful brews Portland offers: newer beers (Heater Allen; the smoky one is ideal with a BBQ meal!), aged ones (in Pinot barrel-aged Long, Bourbon barrel-aged Full Sail), and fun ones (Hub, Flat Tail).

Let some of them age for greater flavor (Collage, California’s Sucaba), or take others on a hike (Base Camp – made for adventure!). Enjoy them all. Dave Barry put it best: “Without question, the greatest invention in the history of mankind is beer. Oh, I grant you that the wheel was also a fine invention, but the wheel does not go nearly as well with pizza.” Enjoy in moderation! Coordinated by Marie Conser.

Value: $280

Families of Pauline Joseph’s 1st Grade Class

686

Art Party

Have an arty party! This basket includes a broad selection of art supplies, including multiple media, for your child or you to unleash your creativity at home. There are watercolor pencils, paint brushes, paints, clay, pastels, canvases, and paper for your individual artist to enjoy. To aid with your art endeavors, there is a $100 gift certificate to My Masterpiece Art Studio (MMAS), which is located near Washington Square Mall.

They offer a broad selection of adult and children’s art classes in multiple media, classes for children for date nights, and also summer camps. MMAS has also kindly donated two open studio sampler packages for you to try your hand at painting, drawing, and sculpting your own masterpiece! Coordinated by Nicole Chamberlin.

Value: $245

Families of Florence Bezault’s 2nd Grade Class

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687

Discover France

The Savoie region is lesser known, but has so much to offer, from skiing in the Alps to enjoying their local custom called “la grolle” or the friendship cup. In this basket, you’ll enjoy an 8-person Swissmar raclette maker (for après ski, bien sûr); six bottles of wine from Domaine de l’Idylle in the Savoie (three red, three white) exclusively available from Petit Monde Wine Merchant; raclette cheese and salted meats from Pastaworks at City Market, plus potatoes, cornichons, and pickled onions—all you’ll need to host your own Raclette party; vintage print items, including a framed Val d’Isere ski poster, a 1971 edition of Cuisine de France: Cooking from the Region of Savoie, and more; and your very own “La Grolle” with recipes printed in French. Originally created by shepherds in the Alps who mixed alcohol and coffee in a wooden shoe (a grolle), local recipes are a mixture of fruits, weak coffee, sugar, and fruit brandy. The carved wooden pot has four spouts, and is designed to be passed around with each person taking a drink until it's empty. Santé! Coordinated by Laura Rochelois.

Value: $295

Families of Jérôme Poncet’s 2nd Grade Class

688 His & Hers Nike Training Gear They say that “those who train together stay together,” so “just do it” with this partner pairing of shoes, socks, shorts, ladies’ capri pants, water bottles, T-shirts, and caps. Sizes can be exchanged to suit. Donated in part by Nike. Coordinated by Tracy Hodgson.

Value: $600

Families of Nadine Zaouk-Strapart’s 2nd Grade Class

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689

Pack Your Bags and Let’s Go!

Let’s pack up those bags and travel! This basket includes everything you need for packing: a spacious hanging toiletry bag (perfect for bathrooms with limited/no counterspace), shoe covers, razor cover, toothbrush cover, cord wrap organizers, compression bags (just roll out the excess air), sewing kit, and motion sickness bands. Mark your bags with brightly colored handle wraps, luggage tags, and TSA approved keyless locks, making it easy to spot at baggage claim in the sea of black bags.

Stay comfortable during the flight with your own travel blanket and memory foam pillow; use the jack-splitter so that two people (happy kids) can enjoy listening to music or watching a movie together. At your destination, keep laundry separate in its own bag, and use the clothesline to hang and dry your swimsuit over the bathtub. Ladies can use the GoGirl device to avoid those nasty germs in public toilets! Protect and bring back home that special bottle of wine or fragile item using the inflatable VinniBag. Got extra goodies that won’t fit in your luggage? Put them in your compact zip checkable bag/carry-on! Finally, avoid excess baggage fees using the portable luggage scale, and keep your travel memorabilia organized in a cool diary! Coordinated by Priti Chandran.

Value: $300

Families of Jennifer Reineck’s 3rd Grade Class

690 Northwest Cuisine Calling all Foodies--THIS is YOUR basket! This basket focuses on the best of locally produced deliciousness: you get a ten-week, Organic Oregon berry CSA subscription from Love Farm Organics in Forest Grove. Strawberries, blackberries, raspberries, blueberries and more, all fresh, organic, local, and ready for pick up at locations near you. Nothing goes with fresh berries like the best ice cream in Portland, so the basket includes certificates for three pints of incredible Salt and Straw ice cream. But wait, there’s more! A bottle of award-winning Cooper Mountain Pinot Noir, aged balsamic vinegar, Oregon white truffle oil, organic hazelnuts, Xocolate gourmet chocolate bars, and a copy of the Dishing Up Oregon cookbook for inspiration. All packed up in a locally-made Queen Bee Creations tote bag. Bon Appétit! Coordinated by Lena Braun.

Value: $290

Families of Nathalie Debrun-Sittler’s 3rd Grade Class

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Breakfast / Brunch

There’s nothing as warm and relaxing as starting your day with a good breakfast.

Whether your perfect breakfast is waking up to the aroma of freshly ground coffee and gourmet waffles (that you made using your new waffle maker), or an outing to a good breakfast joint, this basket has you covered. Coordinated by Sengul Erkok.

Value: $325

Families of Stephanie Martin’s 3rd Grade Class

692

A Taste of Morocco

Learn a new way of cooking using a Tagine. The ease, abundance of flavors, and aromas will have you wanting to cook like this all the time. This is a great starter for you to step out of your safety zone and experience the chef in you. It includes a traditional clay tagine, a Moroccan cook book, traditional spices, saffron, gourmetpreserved lemons, couscous, Moroccan sauces, and a cooking class for two at Sur La Table. The retail is $255, but the new experience will be priceless. Coordinated by Naji Hamdan.

Value: $255

Families of Aurore Quain’s 4th Grade Class

693 Everyday Carry (EDC) A few handy items that everyone could benefit from having on hand. Sure to delight the person in your life who enjoys a well-made tool. Enjoy hand-selected knives, lights, other gadgets, and all-around cool stuff. Wives, take note! Coordinated by David Niederman.

Value: $120

Families of Marion Rosier’s 4th Grade Class

694

Wine & Chocolate

Reward yourself with a decadent basket of premium Champagne and fine chocolate!

This basket includes bottles of Nicolas Feuillatte, Veuve Clicquot, and A. Clouet Champagne. There is also a bottle of Domaine Carneros sparkling wine from Napa.

To satisfy your sweet tooth, there is a selection of Moonstruck truffles and tumbled chocolates, and also Green & Black’s organic, Dagoba, and Scharffenberger chocolate bars. Enjoy! Coordinated by Seth Chamberlin.

Value: $250

Families of Thibault Prat’s 4th Grade Class

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695

Garden Décor Galore

Recharge your garden, patio, or sanctuary with fun and attractive accents. Treat your feathered friends to a happy home, and set the mood of your seating area with colorchanging candles that are remote controlled. Get the kids involved with making a stepping stone, and highlight your pathway with solar-powered yard art. Then find the perfect spot to plant your new summertime bulbs, hang a thermometer, and place a few more enhancements, all included in this wonderful basket. Coordinated by Larissa Stoffels.

Value: $200

Families of Cédric Strapart’s 5th Grade Class

696 Eastern European Northeast of the warm Adriatic Sea lies the beautiful wooded lands of Eastern Europe. If you can’t quite make it there yet, you can still taste a little of the romance of the region.

Sample Dalmation and Bosnian wine, or enjoy tea and biscuits in your porcelain tea cups, as you read a collection of stories by the famous Yugoslav novelist, Ivo Andric.

Later, browse a local cookbook, then add exotic flavor to your cooking with Eastern spices. Serve up your new dishes on a hand-crocheted tablecloth. This basket will make you dream about these old cities! Coordinated by Tanja Pejovic.

Value: $300

Families of Thierry Anne’s 5th Grade Class

697

Suitcase Full of Dreams

What girl doesn’t love to dress up? An old vintage suitcase filled with everything your little girl desires to transform from cowgirl to ballerina to an elegant movie star. She will spend hours indulging in old-fashioned, imaginative play with this assortment of hats, gloves, a feathered boa, a tutu, cowboy boots, costume jewelry, purses, scarves and so much more. If “imagination rules the world” as Napoleon Bonaparte said, then this suitcase of surprises will fuel all kinds of exciting play! Coordinated by Paula Prince.

Value: $450

Families of Gilkey International Middle School 6th Grade

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Really Happy Hour

Happy hour could be hot wings at the local joint, but you can do it so much better with these deluxe goodies! Throw together some sophisticated snacks with the cheese platter, matching plates, cutting board, Laguiole serving forks, spreaders and olive oil and salt set. Then flip open one of three books on wine and cocktails, and pick something from the half-case of Oregon wine to put in your hand-painted carafe. Set out the Riedel wine glasses and cocktail napkins, and wait for the hum of relaxed conversation.

Now that’s happy hour! This set, which includes other lovely items, was partly donated

by Occasions Fine Gifts. Coordinated by Randi Reiten.

Value: $1,000

Families of Gilkey International Middle School 7th Grade

699

Lego Friends

It’s a bounty of Lego Friends! Take your mini-dolls everywhere in a super stylish carry case with nine compartments and a LEGO brick built podium. Start by organizing your desk with a pretty pastel pencil holder, and put up your dry-erase Lego name sign.

Then help your mini-figure performer perfect her routine by dancing ballet, singing, or rocking out on the rehearsal stage that rotates at show time! Two other mini-dolls might pamper the poodle in the pet salon with a rotating grooming table, bubble bath, purple hair accessories, and lots to shop for! Make a splash at the city pool by having a mini-doll slip down the slide, relax in the hot tub, hang out at the snack bar, or bask on the lounge chairs! Or you can make a soccer star mini-figure shoots goals, or take time out on the bench with cooler, water, snacks — and of course a doggie friend!

Coordinated by Rebecca Starr.

Value: $175

Families of Gilkey International Middle School Class of 2013

Super Silent Packages 600 64GB iPad Mini Everything you love about iPad; the beautiful screen, fast and fluid performance, FaceTime and iSight cameras, thousands of amazing apps, a 10-hour battery life — it’s everything you’ll love about iPad mini, too. And you can hold it in one hand.

Value: $550

French American International School

601

Laser Fresh Facial with Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) Application

Experience the refining benefits of the Clear + Brilliant Laser Facial which can minimize discoloration, pores, and fine lines while promoting improved skin texture and luster.

This mild laser gently re-energizes the skin, letting moisturizers and other beneficial topical products penetrate more deeply. The facial includes a topical application of Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP), which unleashes the natural collagen-boosting powers of your own body! Finish with the hydrating and smoothing benefits of a hyaluronic acid mask.

Value: $1,400

Key Laser Center for Cosmetic Regenerative Medicine

602

A Week at the Beach - Manzanita

Relax and enjoy seven days and six nights at Sunset House in Manzanita, Oregon.

Located at the corner of S. Carmel and Treasure Cove, Sunset House has an ocean view, two bedrooms and 1+ bath. The location is very convenient: three short blocks to Laneda, half a block to the beach, and just four blocks to Manzanita’s City Park!

Sunset House is pet friendly. Amenities include wireless Internet, cable TV/DVD, a fully equipped kitchen, washer and dryer, all linens, an outdoor fire pit, and more!

Mutually agreeable date; winning bidder to pay for cleaning and, if applicable, pet fee.

Value: $1,250

Olivier and Laura Rochelois

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Good Wine Table

Take home this charming European iron and concrete wine tasting table. It’s perfect for your patio or home. Good Wine!

Value: $948

Manor Fine Wares

604

Dental Basket

This basket is full of your most-needed dental items. David Cavano will provide cleanings, fluoride, x-rays and exams for up to four children, electric toothbrushes, floss, mugs and water bottles. Dr. Kevin Ensley will give $1,000 off orthodontic treatment.

Value: $2,100

Dr. David Cavano, DDS; Dr. Kevin Ensley

605

What Not to Wear, Portland Edition

Fashion and style experts Paula O’ Neil or Tracy Pendergast of Est Ovest Style will come to your home and provide a personal style intervention for you, your loved one, or a party (consultations for all!). Paula or Tracy will help identify what shapes, styles and trends you could — or should — embrace, and what to leave behind. They will also create a photographic portfolio of ten “go to” outfits for a variety of occasions, so that looking good becomes a no-brainer. Includes three hours of wardrobe styling to be used for wardrobe consultation, closet editing, or personal shopping, as well as 30 minutes of pre-consult chatting to determine fashion objectives and post-appointment style notes.

Now that you know what not to wear, head to Lena Medoyeff Studio and pick up a few choice pieces you’ll love to wear with a $100 gift certificate good toward any purchase.

Expires one year from date of auction. Please give two to three weeks’ notice for appointment scheduling. Must be a mutually agreeable date. Appointment hours need to be used all at same time; appointment cannot be split into separate days.

Value: $625

Dave and Jenn Hrabal, Paula O’Neill

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606 BMW for a Weekend and a Luxury Detail Drop off that minivan or SUV and step into a some luxury, and a little bit of fun too...

Kuni BMW offers the use of a 2012 BMW convertible for the weekend. Even better, while you are out enjoying the sun, your own car will be enjoying a luxury detail.

Call to reserve your weekend rental and detail. May pick up vehicle at noon Friday and return by noon on Monday. Must be 25 years or older and provide proof of valid insurance; 500-mile limit.

Value: $600

Kuni Cadillac BMW SAAB

607

Le Vert Bocage et le Vin Rouge

Discover the beauty and history of the Walloon Brabant region of Belgium! Enjoy two nights with breakfast in the family suite for four persons at Le Vert Bocage Bed and Breakfast in Waterloo, Belgium, where the guests are treated like old friends. The house is comfortable, bright, and welcoming, and is surrounded by a vibrant garden that will charm you with the rhythm of the seasons. It’s the perfect place for a long weekend with just the two of you or the whole family. Celebrate your upcoming trip with a trio of 25-year-old French wines, ready to drink and expertly cellared. All were bottled in 1988, an excellent year for French wines: • 1988 Châteauneuf de Pape, Domaine Jean Deydier et Fils: A Rhône wine that goes perfectly with steak. Value ~$80 • 1988 Château Phélan Ségur (St. Estephe): This Bordeaux from St. Estephe, a village whose wines are primarily Merlot, is ready to drink now and should not be aged longer. Critics rate this wine in the high 80s. Value ~$70 • 1988 Château Climens (Sauternes-Barsac): This white, sweet dessert wine from Bordeaux is the best of the Sauternes. Bouquets of honey and Rainier cherries with a taste of jasmine, orange blossom, peach, apricot, and honey. Drinkable now through 2030. Critic rating of 92-93 points. Value ~$150 Value: $600

Cédric Strapart and Nadine Zaouk-Strapart, Dr. Edward Yasuna

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608

Pendulum Trapeze Birthday Party

Two-hour Aerial Birthday Party for Five, ages 10 to adult. This party treats the guests to 90-minute aerial class led by our amazing staff, followed by your cake and gift time.

Five participants max, must be at least 10 years of age. Mutually agreeable date.

Value: $500

Pendulum Aerial Arts

609 Du Fresne’s Car Care Club Card Du Fresne’s Auto Service, Inc. is committed to serving you, our customer, with professional automotive repair at a reasonable cost with qualified technicians. We use quality auto parts guaranteed Coast-to-Coast. We stand on sound business principles and uphold high ethical standards. Our goal is to make your automotive repair experience friendly and successful.

With the Care Care Club Card, enjoy: With the Good Neighbor Card, enjoy: • 2 Free Oil Changes • 4 Free Oil Changes • Free Brake Inspection • Free Tire Rotation • Free Tire Rotation • $20 off Brakes • Free Charging System Check • Lots of other discounts!

• 10 Percent off Service Expires 4/13/14 Value: $623

Du Fresne’s Auto

610

Four Disneyland Park Hopper Passes

The happiest place on earth is within your reach with these four one-day Disneyland Park Hopper Passes. Good for both Disneyland and California Adventure Park. Bring out your inner child and make your children’s wishes come true, all in one day.

Expires 3/5/15 Value: $500

Disneyland

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Bubbles, Burgundies, and Gourmet Bites...Girls’ Night Out

Your hosts Meri Kemp and Martha Wright are ready to spoil you with very special wines and delectable hors d’oeuvres and small plates. Both of your hosts have worked for nationally renowned chefs and spent formative food years in New Orleans. They love an excuse to pop corks and pull out all the culinary stops for special friends like you. Enjoy a much-deserved Girls Night Out on Thursday, May 9 (no school the next day!), 6-8 p.m. at Scott Paul PDX, the Wrights cool new private wine tasting room in NW Portland. In addition to making their own award-winning Oregon Pinot, the Wrights import toprated, limited-production Burgundy and grower Champagne. Martha will tend the bar, Meri will wear the chef’s toque. Put on your party dress and fancy shoes and get happy with us!

DATE: Thursday May 9, 2013 $75 per person; 30 guest maximum; 21 and over.

Jonathan and Meri Kemp, Scott and Martha Wright

702

Makeup, Nails, and Cocktails

Ladies, please join us for a fun night of makeovers, mini-manicures, and delicious cocktails. Try out new colors and enjoy some pampering in a relaxed atmosphere.

Skincare/makeup supplies and refreshments included.

DATE: Friday, June 7, 2013 $45 per person, six guests maximum Face-It Natural Skincare, Claudia Irrgang

703

80s Night for Moms

Join Gina Parshall and Hanane Salhi for a blast to the past. Get your shoulder pads, mini-skirts, and neon fashions out of the closet and come party with style. Our stylist will fashion your hair and makeup with true 80s flair, and you’ll rock out to the tunes of Flock of Seagulls and Def Leppard. Don't forget the Jell-O shots and wine coolers as we flash back to this unmatched period in fashion and music history!

DATE: Saturday, September 28, 2013 $75 each; 40 guest maximum; 21 and over.

Barry and Gina Parshall, Firas and Hanane Salhi

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704

Do Something Creative Every Day

Handmade felt is a simple, relaxing art form that transforms raw wool into a piece of textured decor. Learn how to lay and felt fibers into fabric, adding your own choice of design and colors. Embellish with fabric, stitching, or needle felting, if you wish. Or try your hand at rolling felt balls for ornaments or to make unique jewelry. All materials are provided, and you'll have a little something (or two) to take home with you.

DATE: Two sessions for five guests each on Sunday, September 22 or Sunday, October 6 $60 per person; 10 guest maximum (5 people per session) David and Ursula Garcia

705

Sew Excellent (for adult beginners)

A remedial course for those who own a sewing machine but have (almost) never taken it for a test drive. Dust it off and bring it over for a three-week crash course in how to be a respectable seamster or seamstress. The class will be held every other Tuesday night for three weeks, starting in October. Activities will include getting to know your machine, following patterns (or making your own), and learning to drive the machine skillfully.

We will complete at least one project. Basic tools and practice fabrics will be provided.

Come laugh and learn with friends old or new.

DATES: Alternating Tuesdays, starting October 1 $125 per person; 8 guest maximum.

Carey Portzline

706

Beer Tasting and Tapas

At FAIS it’s all about wine...or is it? For the beer lovers out there we finally have an evening for you. Can you taste the difference between an ale and a lager? What about the difference between an IPA, Hefeweizen, Pilsner, or Stout? Show off your sophisticated palette and name the Hillbilly Blonde Ale, Laurelwood Workhorse IPA, and the Ninkasi Total Domination, then we’ll be impressed. You’ll really blow our socks off if you can name all of the ingredients in the tapas on which you’ll be dining. Even if PBR is more up your alley, you’re bound to have a good time.

DATE: Saturday, October 12, 2013 $50 per person, 12 people maximum; 21 and over only please.

Grant McFarland and Elaine LaJoie

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Baubles, Bling, and Beverages

Back by popular demand! They aren't the crown jewels of England, but you won't walk away empty-handed after spending an afternoon at the St. John residence with jewelers Genna Robertson-Hall and Beth Clifton. Create some fun and easy pieces in gold fill and sterling silver. Nothing gets those creative juices flowing like sparkling beverages and delicious nibbles. May we suggest Sotheby's for some inspiration?

DATE: Saturday, November 2, 2013 $75 per person; 15-guest maximum; adults only please.

Beth Clifton, Matt and Laura St. John, Brandy Poirier, Genna Robertson-Hall

708 Still Sew Excellent (for advanced adult beginners) A course for those who know the basics of their machine, know how to use a very basic pattern, and want to develop more skills using patterns and finishing projects. The class will be held every other Tuesday night starting in January. Activities will include a quick pattern and basic sewing machine review, and then we will jump into individual or group-led projects, whichever is preferred. This will be more of a sewing lab, where we explore techniques as they relate to the projects chosen. We will aim to finish one project, depending on the complexity. Basic tools and practice fabrics will be provided.

Come laugh and learn with friends old or new.

DATES: Alternating Tuesdays, starting January 14, 2014 $125 per person; 8-guest maximum Carey Portzline Since 1991, Hawks View Cellars has been a small family-owned winery in Oregon’s Chehalem Mountain range crafting limited production wines from low input viticulture and detailed winemaking. Our 50-acre vineyard of Pinot Noir and Pinot Gris has been sustainably farmed since its original planting. In addition to our wines, Hawks View is Willamette Valley's premier private winery offering its patrons a welcoming haven minutes from downtown Portland.

To schedule your visit, please call us in advance at 503 625 1591.

20210 SW Conzelmann Rd, Sherwood, OR 97140 503 625 1591 | hawksviewcellars.com

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We gratefully acknowledge these contributors, without whom this event would not be possible.

Acadia Alliance Française de Portland Al’s Garden Center Ankeny Vineyard Winery Artists Repertory Theatre Atiyeh Bros. Rug and Carpet Cleaning Audubon Society of Portland Robert & Jennifer Babst Baker and Company P.C. Bales Market Place Barre 3 Mary Ann & Michael Barton Be Smooth Beast Ryan & Helen Beavers Paula Bergsma Josh & Caroline Bergstrom Bergstrom Winery Bijou Café Bolt Fabric Boutique Botanicus David Brown & Andrea Corradini Brynn Graham, L.Ac. Burrito Bar Sweet and Spicy Caribbean Grill Carr Butterfield LLC Todd Caulfield & Yasodha Gopal Charles & Becky Schulz Chateau Bianca Winery The Cheesecake Factory Children of the Sea The Children’s Course Ciao Vito Clever Cycles Beth Clifton ClubSport Oregon Clyde Commons Michael & Aryeann Colombo Anna Crandall

Crux Fermentation Project D&R Heating & Cooling Tom & Terri Danowski David Chen & Jill Price Davis Street Tavern Jim Denman & Tamara Denman-Still Disneyland DK Design Du Fresne’s Auto Kathy & Terry Duryea El Gaucho Eleni’s Philoxenia Elizabeth Street Inn Enchanted Forest Face-It Natural Skincare Barbara Failing Marcia Freed French American International School Fusion Salon David & Ursula Garcia Garnish Genoa Geometry, Inc. Authentic Pilates Georgies Ceramic & Clay Gevurtz Menashe Goose Hollow Inn Grand Central Bakery & Cafe Grasshopper Store Geoff Gullo & Natacha Yonezuka Gullo Hair M Hall Street Grill Liz & Tom Hartge Chris & Kim Hasle Doug & Diane Haughton Hawks View Cellars The Heathman Hotel Hoda’s Middle Eastern Cuisine Hoodoo Recreation Services

Hoodsport Winery Dave & Jenn Hrabal Ryan & Jennifer Huffstetler John & Laura Hunter Claudia Irrgang Jamison Restaurant Jane Cowan Facials & Waxing Matt & Laura St. John The Joinery Dayne Keating Jonathan & Meri Kemp Key Laser Center for Cosmetic Regenerative Medicine Sean & Gretchen Keys Khadija Kalife Kimberli Ransom Photography KPTV Fox 12 Oregon Krispy Kreme Doughnuts Kuni Cadillac BMW SAAB La Provence Mina LaFontaine Lake Oswego Photographers Lan Su Chinese Garden Laurelhurst Market Learning Palace Lee Davies Real Estate Lena Medoyeff Studio Lenor B David Lessoff Matt & Margo Litwin Longhi’s Restaurants Malibu Raceway LLC Manor Fine Wares Marine Discovery Tours Mariner Square Stéphanie Martin-Sewall Maryhill Museum of Art Massage Envy Spa McGrath’s Fish House Steve & Lisa McLain The Meadow Meriwether’s Restaurant Metropolitan Land Group Metrovino

Michael Hummel Mingo Mio Sushi Monique’s Boutique Montage Mother’s Bistro Mount Hood Railroad New Seasons The Nines Hotel Noodles Restaurant Northwest Conservatory of Dance NW Childrens Theater Oaks Amusement Park Oba! Restaurant Olive Garden Restaurants Angela Olson OMSI Paula O’Neill Oregon Coast Aquarium Oregon Culinary Institute Oregon Episcopal School Oregon Garden Oregon Gymnastics Academy Oregon Historical Society Oregon Symphony Vitaly & Kimberly Paley Paloma Clothing Paradise Pen Company Parr Lumber Barry & Gina Parshall Pearl Medspa Pediatric Dental Group Pendulum Aerial Dance Theatre Pet Barn Piccolo Mondo Toys Pinecrest Golf Club Pittock Mansion Pizzicato Pizza Brandy Poirier Portland Center Stage Portland Nursery Portland Opera Portland Rose Festival Foundation Portland Spirit

Carey Portzline Nigel Powell & June Fernandez Pumpkin Ridge Golf Club Redtail Golf Center Jennifer Reineck Rejuvination Nancy Renwick Kenneth Rhodes & Nancy Baker Sean & Gina Riley Rivers Edge Hotel & Spa Marc Rivers Genna Robertson-Hall Olivier & Laura Rochelois Dan Root and Julie Kim Firas & Hanane Salhi Sandra Menashi DMD Savvy Hair Studio Hank Sawtelle & Kacy Kozloff Schoolhouse Electric Co. Scott Paul Wines Seattle Mariners Saj Shapiro & Michelle Mather Shine at the Salon Skamania Lodge Sniff Dog Hotel St. Regis Punta Mita Resort Starbucks of Forest Heights Jodi Steagall Diana Stepleton Gil & Larissa Stoffels Stoke Pilate and Fitness Studio

CĂŠdric Strapart & Nadine Zaouk-Strapart Studio Christy Sugar Laboratories - Kim Ingman Sunrise Bagels Sunset Lanes Donna Swan Tears of Joy Theatre The Reserve Vineyards and Golf Club The Vital Barbershop Topanien Global Gifts Toro Bravo Helen & John Townes Tualatin Hills Park and Recreation District Emily Tucker Tumbleweed Twist Frozen Yogurt Twisted Uptown Billiards Club UU Yogurt Voodoo Donuts Waldorf Center for Plastic Surgery Wanderlust Tours Susan Wentzien Westside Dance and Gymnastics Academy Ted & Katrina Wheeler White Bird Willamette Valley Vineyards Wine Valley Golf Club World Affairs Council Scott & Martha Wright

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Welcome! Nestled in the Siuslaw forest on the Central Oregon Coast, Sans-Souci sits on 40 acres of private property with panoramic views of the PaciÞc Ocean. Designed and outÞtted as a place to let-go, relax and reconnect with yourself and nature, the cottage can be enjoyed solo, with a partner or family.

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Phone: (503) 243-2733 FAX: (503) 274-4774

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FAIS MISSION STATEMENT The French American International School cultivates intellect and character through rigorous multilingual academic programs in an environment that promotes appreciation of diverse cultures and experiences.

8500 NW JOHNSON STREET | PORTLAND, OR | 97229 (503) 292-7776 | www.faispdx.org