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Thank you for being here this evening to celebrate and support the Palatine Township Senior

Citizens Council‟s (PTSCC) 12th Annual Caring Hearts Gala - „A Killer Night: Murder, Mayhem

and Mystery.‟

Welcome to the 1920‟s! Tonight‟s theme is based on a highly suspect decade - the "Roaring

Twenties." Hopefully, no one detected you entering through the telephone booth. I‟m sure none

of us want to get “caught” enjoying the era of prohibition, speakeasies, bath tub gin, hot jazz

music, flapper dresses, spats, and gangsters! In keeping with the times, and as the gala‟s title

not so subtly suggests, there will be a MURDER tonight (rest assured - no one will actually be

hurt during the making of this unforgettable event!). Whodunit, you‟ll ask? As guests, part of

your role will be to help apprehend the guilty parties and place them in jail.

We would like to thank everyone who volunteered their time and efforts throughout the year to

plan and manage tonight‟s Gala. Special recognition to the following for their contributions and

dedication to PTSCC:

Gala Sponsors for their trust and support in this wonderful organization

All the members of our Gala Committee and volunteers for their countless hours

devoted to bringing “A Killer Night – Murder, Mayhem and Mystery” to life

Judith Vornbrock for vision (and writing skills) of the fun-filled murder mystery

skit – The Night They Raided Palatine

Volunteer actors and actresses for their extraordinary skills and willingness to put

themselves out there

PTSCC staff, especially Julie Selof and Carol Reagan, for their support and

unlimited patience, spirit, and energy

Our Board of Directors for their time and commitment to the Gala

Ron Bernardi, Live Auctioneer, for his enthusiasm and support of our fundraising

efforts

All the individuals and businesses for their continued generosity and contributions

to the silent and live auctions

Most importantly, thank YOU for opening your hearts (and pocketbooks!) to support PTSCC. As

the first senior center in the country to be accredited under the National Institute of Senior Cen-

ters 2010 standards, your generosity enables us to continue our mission: to provide programs

and services which support the independence and well-being of older adults and promote their

participation in the community.

So, drink up – the moonshine is plentiful.

Bid up – the auction prizes are to die for.

And get up – the dance floor is calling your name … who knows how to Charleston?

Let go of any inhibitions and get ready to enjoy an evening free of prohibition – we‟re about to

have some Roaring 20‟s fun!

Many Cheers,

Karen Fay, Kevin Romejko and Laurie Stock

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Palatine Township Senior

Citizens Council

Our Mission. . .

is to provide programs and services which

support the independence and well-being of

older adults and promote their participation in

the community.

Who Are We?

The Palatine Township Senior Citizens Council

operates the Palatine Township Senior Center,

the first accredited senior center in the

Northwest suburbs of Chicago, and only one of

five in the State of Illinois. Only one percent of

the approximately 11,000 senior centers in the

United States is accredited.

For over 35 years, the Council has provided

education, health, wellness, and social services,

in addition to nutrition and recreation for adults

55 and older. An independent, private, not-for-

profit corporation, PTSCC is governed by a

voluntary Board of Directors.

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Executive Committee

Laurie Stock, Chair

Karen Fay, First Vice Chair

Phyllis Benstein, Second Vice Chair

Patric Donahue, Treasurer

Mel Quinn, Secretary

Mary Szuch, Immediate Past Chair

Directors

Jorge Juarez

John Mahler

Theodore McGinn

Kevin Romejko

Sheila Schwartz

Marla Shapiro-Gillen

Cheryl Westin

Palatine Township Senior

Citizens Council

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Guest of Honor – Pamela Stoltz

The Palatine Township Senior Citizens Council (PTSCC) is pleased to honor Pamela Stoltz

for 32 years of community involvement, both as a Palatine Park District employee and as

a PTSCC volunteer.

Pam has been a Palatine resident since 1973, when she and husband Bob moved here

from Franklin Park with their very young son. Pam started with the Palatine Park District

part-time in 1979, running gymnastics meets and a preschool program. Her excellent

organizational skills resulted in her promotion to Gymnastics Coordinator, also a part-

time position, in 1984. In 1988, she became a full-time Park District employee and in

2001 was promoted to Recreation Manager. In 2002, she joined the Palatine Township

Senior Citizens Council Board of Directors as the Palatine Park District representative.

During her tenure as a PTSCC Board member, Pam served as Secretary for one year, in

addition to serving on the Executive, Accreditation, Facilities, Casino Night, Gala and Girls

Night Out fundraiser Committees. Pam’s suggestion to start a Year-long Raffle has raised

almost $65,000 since it was started in 2005. These funds are used to support the

programs and services of the Palatine Township Senior Center, helping promote the

independence and well-being of the older adults of the Palatine Township area.

Pam retired from full-time employment with the Palatine Park District in June, 2011, but

remains involved as a part-time Gymnastics Assistant. Pam’s dedication and caring

continue to influence hundreds of children each year. In semi-retirement, she now has

more time to spend with husband Bob; son Bobby, his wife Jody and their three children;

and daughter Stephanie Schrader, husband Rob, and their three children. Pam also

continues her long-time fitness routine as a jogger/runner. A little known fact about Pam

is that she ran the 1983 Chicago marathon – in 3 hours, 58 minutes!

Thank you, Pam, for making the Palatine area a better place to live for all ages!

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Caring Hearts Gala Committee

Karen Fay, Co-Chair Community Volunteer

Kevin Romejko, Co-Chair Palatine Park District

Laurie Stock, Co-Chair Community Volunteer

Beatrice Banker (in memorium-see page 7) Palatine Township Senior Citizens Council Staff

Phyllis Benstein GiGi Hill

Nancy Frenk Alexian Brothers Medical Center

Senior & Community Resource Center

Jorge Juarez Northwest Community Hospital

John Mahler Community Volunteer

Kim Moore Community Volunteer/Graphic Designer

Linda Murtaugh Community Volunteer

Carol Reagan Palatine Township Senior Citizens Council Staff

Julie Selof Palatine Township Senior Citizens Council Staff

Marla Shapiro-Gillen

BMO-Harris Bank

Mary Szuch, Principal Frank C. Whiteley School, CCSD 15

Ann Vatch Community Volunteer

Cheryl Westin Fifth Third Bank

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Palatine Township Senior Citizens Council Staff

Trisha Abbey, Director of Social Services

Megan Conway, Social Service Representative

James ―Web‖ Eby, Facilities Coordinator

Gloria Ezan, Administrative Assistant

Millie Fronko, Recreation Assistant

Janice Helton, Development Assistant

Marcella Klarner, Custodian

Diane Lancour, Director of Programs

Angie Mira, Social Service/Hispanic Liaison

Carol Reagan, Executive Director

Victoria Romberg, Social Service Representative

Julie Selof, Development Associate

Nancy Stawicki, Food Service Manager

Susan Tchon, Food Service Aide

Nina Vaynrub, Social Service/Russian Liaison

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In Loving Memory

Beatrice Banker

PTSCC Administrative Coordinator,

2001-2012

July 2, 1941—January 8, 2012

Thank you for showing us

the meaning of

―Caring Hearts‖.

We miss you!

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Major Supporters Palatine Park District

Palatine Township

Community Consolidated School District 15

AgeOptions

United Way

Village of Palatine

Corporate Members of PTSCC

Platinum Club

Northwest Community Healthcare

Gold Club

American Chartered Bank

Bank of Palatine

Cornerstone National Bank and Trust Co.

Harris Bank, Palatine

Northrop Grumman

Silver Club

Brandt Financial Concepts, Inc.

Church Creek

Comfort Keepers

Foundation for Wellness Professionals

Lavelle Law, Ltd.

Lake Barrington Woods

HCR-ManorCare Health Services

Tamarack Retirement Living

The Moorings of Arlington Heights

The Lutheran Home, A Lutheran Life Community

Menu

Soup

Beef Barley

Salad

House Special Salad

Entrees

New York Strip Steak

and

Chicken Marsala

Vegetable

Key West Blend

Potatoes

Parisienne Potatoes

Dessert

Praline Ice Cream with

Caramel Sauce

Beverages

Coffee and Tea

Wine

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Program

6 p.m. Cocktail Reception with Open Bar

Silent Auction, Raffles

7 p.m. Murder Mystery

7:15 Welcome

Introduction of Board and Gala Committee

Gala Co-Chairs

Laurie Stock, PTSCC Chairperson

Karen Fay

Kevin Romejko

Introduction of Staff and Honored Guests

Carol Reagan, Executive Director

Remarks

Pamela Stoltz, Guest of Honor

Invocation

Dinner

After dinner

Live Auction featuring Ron Bernardi,

Sunset Foods

Dancing to the music of Rockin’ Fenderskirts

Raffle Drawings

Open Bar

Silent Auction

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Donors

Brex Arlington

Cd One Price Cleaners

Betty Foreman

William and Mary Lou Griffin

Susan and Carl Johnsen

M & B Landscaping

Brian and Carolyn McDonald

Michael and Kathleen McHugh

Jonathan and Teresa Nii

Elisabeth and Walter O’Grady

Mary Tarbit

This program represents all donations received

by PTSCC as of the date of printing.

Table Sponsors

Diamond Sponsorship Tables

Alexian Brothers Senior and

Community Resource Center

BlueCross BlueShield of Illinois

BMO Harris Bank

Comcast

Judy and Ray McCaskey

Raco Industrial Corporation/Martha Atherton

Table Sponsors

Allstate Financial

Patric and Sarah Donahue

Palatine Park District

Lee and Rembert Stokes

Other Sponsors

Northrop Grumman – printing

Ray and Judy McCaskey – music

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Please Support all of the community-minded companies

that have contributed so generously

with their donations,

live and silent auction items,

and advertisements.

And a Special Thanks to

Judith Vornbrock for creating tonight’s murder

mystery skit.

Gene Vaynrub for donating his service as

photographer.

Marcella Klarner for help in arranging and

decorating the auction baskets.

Kim Moore for her outstanding graphic design

work.

The Cotillion for their donation of Roaring 20’s

specialty drinks.

Ron Bernardi as the Live Auction Auctioneer.

Our office volunteers for their help with Gala

preparations: Fay Carpenter, Elaine Cocker,

Carole Dansdill, Betty Foreman, Lois Isler, Nancy

Kane, Mary Kittler, Leanna Mac Duff. Carolee

Petersen, and Mary Turner

Palatine Township

Senior Citizens Council

Facts

PTSCC is the first Senior Center in the Northwest Suburbs

accredited by the National Institute of Senior Centers

(NISC) and the third to be accredited in Illinois. We

were the first senior center in the United States to be

accredited under the 2010 NISC Standards.

PTSCC has been providing services to the community for

over 35 years

PTSCC provided services to over 3,200* clients in Fiscal

Year 20101

♦ Health and Wellness – 283

♦ Lifelong Learning - 651

♦ Home Delivered Meals – 95

♦ Noon Dining – 510

♦ Recreation - 907

♦ Social services – 1,253

*(Clients may receive more than one service.

Services will not total 3,200)

PTSCC’s current annual budget is $945,000.

80% of our budget is for direct services for older adults.

Each year, PTSCC must raise almost 40% of its budget

through fund raising events, such as the Gala,

donations, rental income and fees for service.

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Planting Seeds for the Future

The Heritage Society is designed to recognize those

who pledge to include PTSCC in planned giving.

Membership is open to all persons and in memory of

those persons who pledge to make a gift in one or

more of the following forms:

A bequest to PTSCC of any amount under the

donor’s will, trust, or similar testamentary instrument,

which gift is completed at the donor’s death.

The naming of PTSCC as a beneficiary of any interest

and any amount of any asset that allows the donor to

name beneficiaries upon his or her death. Examples

of this include IRA accounts, life insurance policies,

and simple ―payable on death‖ designations for bank

accounts and ―transfer on death‖ designations for

brokerage accounts.

Creation of an irrevocable instrument wherein PTSCC

receives a benefit of any amount now or at the

donor’s death. Examples of this include charitable

remainder trusts, charitable lead trusts, and gift

annuities.

Other types of planned gifts as approved by PTSCC

Board of Directors on a case by case basis.

For more information on The Heritage Society, contact

Carol Reagan, PTSCC Executive Director, at 847-991-

1112.

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General Auction Guidelines

Bid often and early, and have FUN.

Bid numbers must be used for Silent and Live

Auctions.

Payment in full is required by the end of the

evening. Visa, MasterCard, American Express,

Diners Club, Discover, personal checks and

cash will be acceptable.

The purchaser is responsible for removing all

purchases on the night of the Auction.

Arrangements for trips or services must be

mutually agreed upon with the donor. PTSCC is

not responsible for any difficulty.

Values set for all items are good faith estimates

provided by the donor. We have tried to

describe accurately the properties listed in this

program, but all items are sold as is. We neither

warrant nor represent, and in no event shall be

responsible for the correctness of descriptions,

authorship, or condition of items, arrangements

or difficulties.

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Cashier Procedures &

Pick-up of Auction Items

1. Winning bid sheets will be available for pick

up in the foyer by bid number. Take the

Silent Auction winning bid sheets or Live

Auction bid forms to the Cashier for

payment.

2. Stand in the appropriate line for payment

(cash/check or credit card). You will be

given a card to complete with your personal

information (name, address, phone, etc.)

Please have your payment ready.

3. Cashier will retain the white copy of the bid

sheet and return the yellow copy to you as

your receipt. The yellow copy is your proof of

payment and will serve as permission to

remove any auction item from the premises.

This receipt must be presented to the

appropriate Table Captain prior to removing

the item.

4. Take your paid bid sheet to the Auction

Items table to pick up your item(s). Show the

paid bid sheet to the Table Captain and

claim your item. DO NOT LEAVE THE BID

SHEET AT THE TABLE. THIS IS YOUR RECEIPT.

All items are the responsibility of the highest

bidder after payment is made.

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Live Auction Rules

1. Your bid number is on the front of the bid paddle

in your guest packet. Use this number to bid in

the Live Auction. No bids will be allowed without

a bid number.

2. The Live Auction will continue until all items are

sold. Live Auction Items will be available for

viewing in the Silent Auction Room during

cocktails.

3. Hold your Bid Paddle high so that the Auctioneer

and/or Spotters can see you.

4. Winning bidders will be asked to complete a Bid

Form by the Spotters. This form should be taken

to the Cashier for payment. It will be stamped

―paid‖ and will be used as your receipt to

remove the auction item.

5. All sales are final. No refunds, exchanges or

adjustments will be made on Live Auction items.

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Live Auction Items L1 Value $225

4 Chicago Cubs Tickets for April 21, 2012,

Cubs vs. Reds, Section 106-Row 14, Seats

101-104 (on the aisle, 3rd base side)

- Greg and Beth Gardner L2 Value $500

2 White Sox ―Gold Coast Tickets Club‖

tickets - includes: reserved parking,

buffet, lounge, and more (for use at a

to-be-determined game in May during

the 2012 season)

- Illinois Sports Facilities Authority

L3 Value $250

4 Chicago Cubs Tickets (3rd Row Behind

Cubs Dugout) and Parking Pass (must

contact BMO Harris Bank by 3/15/12 to

select game date in April 2012)

- BMO Harris Bank

L4 Value $630

4 One-Day Hopper Passes to All Disney

Theme Parks (expires within 2 years - other

restrictions apply - see letter)

- Walt Disney World Company

$100 Visa Gift Card & $50 Visa Gift Card

- Whitehall of Deerfield

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Live Auction Items (continued) L5 Value $365

1 Nascar Driving Experience: Any Nation-

wide Location - 3 Hour Experience/Drive

5 Minutes (expires 12/31/13)

- Karen and Dan Fay

L6 Value $365

1 Nascar Driving Experience: Any Nation-

wide Location - 3 Hour Experience/Drive

5 Minutes (expires 12/31/13)

- Karen and Dan Fay

L7 Value $500

Chicago Blackhawks - Bobby Hull

Autographed Jersey

- Gloria Ezan

L8 Value $1,500

1940's or 1950's Vintage Sheared Beaver

Fur Coat - 7/8th Length

- Jeff and Linda Murtaugh

L9 Value $1,000

4 (100 Level) Blackhawks Tickets - Game

3/29/12, Parking Pass, Press Box "Meet &

Greet" with Eddie Olczyk and

"Welcome" Message

- Chicago Blackhawks

Live Auction Items (continued) L10 Value $2,055

Enjoy your stay in The Hamptons! One Week Stay

at a beautiful home in South Hampton, NY. Three

bedrooms (sleeps 6) 2-bath vacation home with

well-equipped kitchen, beautiful views, and the

Southampton Beaches only 10 minutes

away. Amenities in the area

include swimming beaches, horseback riding,

sailing, golfing, cultural outings, amusement park,

and the possibility to see someone famous over

your morning coffee at Tates Bakery! Available

in May or June 2012 (Mon-Sun OR Sat-Fri)

Exclusions: Mother’s Day, Father’s Day and

Memorial Day weekends.

- Danielle DeAngelis

$20 Gift Card and Luggage Scale

- Fancy-Free Holidays

Frommer’s New York City 2012 Book

- Anonymous

L11 Value $2,500

Chicago Blackhawks 2011-2012

Team Autographed Hockey Stick


REVERSE AUCTION— People who do not win items in the

live auction can support the Palatine Township Senior

Citizens Council by bidding specific dollar amounts.

Everyone who bids during this part of the auction wins!

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Silent Auction Rules

Please DO NOT HANDLE fragile items!

1. The Silent Auction will begin at 6 p.m. Tables will

close at 10:30 p.m.

2. A Bid Sheet will be placed by each Silent Auction

Item. To make a bid, write your bid number and the

amount of the bid on the Bid Sheet. Press firmly –

you are marking three copies.

3. Each new bid in the Silent Auction must be written

on the next blank line on the Bid Sheet.

4. ―Opening Bids‖ and ―Minimum Bid Increase‖

amounts are shown for each Silent Auction Item

and will be enforced.

5. The winning bid on all Silent Auction Items will be

circled and initialed by a Palatine Township Senior

Citizens Council (PTSCC) representative.

6. In the event of a bidding dispute, the dispute will be

resolved by a PTSCC representative and such

settlements will be final.

Continued on next page

Silent Auction Rules (continued)

7. You may check the Bid Sheet to determine

if your bid number has been circled.

Winning bid sheets will be available for

pickup in the foyer by bid number. Take the

winning bid sheets to the Cashier for

payment.

8. Items are NOT to be removed from tables

until after the bidding and payment

process. A paid receipt will serve as

permission to remove any Silent Auction

Item from the premises. This receipt must be

presented to the appropriate Silent Auction

Table Captain prior to removing the item.

9. All sales are final. No refunds, exchanges or

adjustments will be made on Silent Auction

Items.

The minimum opening bid represents

25% to 50% of the estimated value of the

individual Silent Auction Items, or the

total value of the Silent Auction

Grouping.

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Silent Auction Items Values are estimated

This program represents all contributions received

by PTSCC as of the date of printing

ENTERTAINMENT E200 Value $75

$50 Restaurant.com Gift Certificate

- Karen and Dan Fay

$25 Gift Card

- Tony Sacco’s Coal Oven Pizza

E201 Value $150

Two $75 Sybaris Gift Certificates - towards

overnight stay, free annual membership,

free bottle of champagne with a pair of

glasses, free afternoon extension (restrictions apply) - Sybaris Pool Suites

E202 Value $75

$25 Gift Certificate (expires 11/8/12)

- Port Edward Restaurant

$50 Restaurant.com Gift Certificate

- Karen and Dan Fay

E203 Value $100

8 Week Session of Dance Classes (expires 2/18/13) - Bonnie Lindholm School of Dance

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ENTERTAINMENT (continued) E204 Value $75

Family Funtastic Value Package (up to 6 people for 2 hours of bowling - includes

shoe rentals - expires 4/30/12)

- Brunswick Zone

Five (5) $5 Gift Cards

- Five Guys Restaurant

E205 Value $75

Family Funtastic Value Package (up to 6 people for 2 hours of bowling - includes

shoe rentals - expires 4/30/12)

- Brunswick Zone - Deer Park

$25 Gift Card

- Lou Malnatis Pizzeria

E206 Value $57

2 Sets of: Movie Passes Good for 2

Admissions - each set (restrictions apply)

- Arlington Theaters

$25 Gift Certificate

- Thai Garden

E207 Value $90

Pair of Main Floor Tickets - Remainder of

2011-2012 Season (see letter for details)

- The Northbrook Symphony

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Pair of Main Floor Tickets - Remainder of

2011-2012 Season (see letter for details)

- The Northbrook Symphony

E209 Value $123

2 Tickets to 10 Ways To Kill Your Husband -

March 8 through April 15, 2012

- Metropolis Performing Arts Centre

Dragonara Wine and $25 Gift Certificate

- Gianni’s Cafe

E210 Value $250

90 Day Membership to Supper Club (must complete & return application)

- Anvil Club

E211 Value $300

$300 Worth of Restaurant.com Gift

Certificates - a $25 Gift Certificate

Each Month for A Year

- Karen and Dan Fay

E212 Value $106

4 Tickets to a Night of Improv - Thursday

or Friday Night Show (redeem by 8/18/12)

- Laugh Out Loud Theatre

$30 Dining Gift Card

- Riccardo's - Schaumburg

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2 Admission Tickets (valid through May 2012)

- Zanies Comedy Club

$30 Dining Gift Card

- Riccardo’s, Schaumburg

E214 Value $96

Two (2) Sets of: 2 Admission Tickets - each set (valid through May 2012) - Zanies Comedy Club

E215 Value $274

4 General Admission Tickets (valid through February 2013) - Shedd Aquarium

1 Night Weekend Stay - Deluxe Room (expires in 1 year)

- Buckingham Athletic Club & Hotel

Glass Ice Bucket and Pair of Glasses

- Laurie Stock

E216 Value $48

Lux Wine Tasting for Four with gourmet

chocolate truffle

- Cooper's Hawk Winery

E217 Value $57




$25 Gift Card

- Lamplighter Inn Tavern & Grille

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$25 Gift Card

- Lamplighter Inn Tavern & Grille

E219 Value $100

$100 towards Any Casino Themed Event (expires 2/28/13) - Chicago Casino & Poker Rentals

E220 Value $100


E221 Value $100


E222 Value $239


One Night in Standard Room - for 2 adults,

includes breakfast (expires 12/01/12)

- Holiday Inn - Mt. Prospect

ENTERTAINMENT (continued)

E223 Value $120

Wine Tasting and Tour for 10 Adults at

Lynfred Winery in Roselle

- Lynfred Winery

E224 Value $90


Lynfred Winery in Wheeling

- Lynfred Winery

E225 Value $90


Tasting de Vine Cellars in Wheaton

- Lynfred Winery

E226 Value $80

Wine Tasting and Tour for10 Adults at

Tasting de Vine Cellars in Naperville

- Lynfred Winery

E227 Value $178

1 Family Day Pass For 2012 Operating

Season - April through October (restrictions apply)

- Illinois Railway Museum


- Buffalo Restaurant & Ice Cream Parlor

One Dozen Bagels A Month For One Year

- Chicago Bagel & Bialy II, Wheeling

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E228 Value $70


Season - April through October


Matt's Cookie Basket - 30 Individually

Wrapped Cookies & 2 Full Bags

- Karen Fay and Matt’s Cookies

E229 Value $70




Matt's Cookie Basket - 30 Individually

Wrapped Cookies & 2 Full Bags

- Karen Fay and Matt’s Cookies

E230 Value $63

1 Day Family Pass For 2012 Operating



One pizza of choice

- Barnaby’s E231 Value $70

1 Day Family Pass For 2012 Operating



$25 Gift Card

- Tony Sacco's Coal Oven Pizza

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E232 Value $100

$25 Gift Card

- Lou Malnati’s Pizzeria

$25 Restaurant.com Gift Certificate for

Caribbean Bocados

- Karen and Dan Fay


Spirit Cruises

- Karen and Dan Fay

E233 Value $120

James Cotton (former member of

Muddy Waters) in Concert, April 27, 2012 (must be 21 or older to attend)

- Viper Alley


Cubby Bear North

- Karen and Dan Fay


Odyssey Cruises

- Karen and Dan Fay

E234 Value $125

4 All-Day Tickets - 2012 Season

- Mt. Olympus Water & Theme Park

2 $10 Gift Certificates (expires 12/13/12)

- Wa-Pa-Ghetti's Pizza


- Superdawg Drive-In

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E235 Value $65

4 Tickets for Show (Feb 3 - June 10, 2012)

- Cernan Earth & Space Center/

Triton College

$25 Gift Certificate - Any Moretti's

Location (expires 8/31/12)

- Ala Carte Entertainment

E236 Value $70

4 Tickets for Show (Feb 3 - June 10, 2012)

- Cernan Earth & Space Center/

Triton College


- Palm Court Fine Food & Spirits

E237 Value $96

4 Upper Level Tickets to any Regular

2012 Season Home Game

- Chicago Slaughter Football


- Grand Station, Arlington Heights


-Bogie’s Ale House

E238 Value $46

4 Upper Level Tickets to any Regular

2012 Season Home Game

- Chicago Slaughter Football


- Bogies Ale House

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4 Admission Tickets - Haunted Fun

House, Lake Geneva, "White House"

upside down rooms, Quest for Treasure (expires 12/31/12) - Top Secret


- Emmett's Tavern & Brewing Co

E240 Value $63

5 Laser Tag Games (expires 2/18/13)

- Laser Quest

2 $10 off Card

- Maggiano's

E241 Value $ 144

Luxury Spa Manicure & Pedicure (expires in 1 year) - Red Cottage Salon & Spa,

Long Grove


Long Grove Café

- Karen and Dan Fay

1 Free Entrée and 1 Free Pie

- Bakers Square

$20 gift certificate

- Vince's Italian Restaurant

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Lux Wine Tasting for Four with gourmet

chocolate truffle

- Coopers Hawk Winery

$25 Gift Card

- Agio Italian Bistro

E243 Value $135

3 Mystery Books - The Fifth Witness by

Michael Connelly, Mystery by Jonathan

Kellerman, Live Wire by Harlan Coben

- Dennis and Carol Reagan

Goliath Bottle of CALCU Merlot 2008

(Colchagua Valley, Chile)

- Dobby’s

E244 Value $ 85


- Grand Station

Johnnie Walker Black Label-Blended

Scotch Whiskey Bottle with Flask

- Frank Szuch

E245 Value $150

For 10 people - Tour of Wheeling

Brewing Facility, Sampling of Big Horn

Beer and Selection of Appetizers from

Menu

- Ram Restaurant & Big Horn Brewery

Wheeling

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2 Tickets "Cosley Zoo Uncorked" - July

19th - A Wild Wine Tasting Experience -

36 Varities, Hors d'oeuvres, Raffle, 2

Wine Glasses , bottle of Lucky Duck Wine

- Cosley Zoo, Wheaton

E247 Value $60

1 Bottle of Jose Cuervo Tequila from

Mexico

- Angie Mira

2 $10 gift certificates

- Mexico Uno Restaurant

2 Tickets to Catlow Theatre

- Boloney's Sandwich Shop/

Catlow Theatre

E248 Value $ 200

$200 Restaurant.com Gift Cards

- Arlington Heights Ford

E249 Value $162

$25 Gift Card

- Weber Grill Restaurant

$25 Gift Card

- Lou Malnatis Pizzeria


- Bacchus Nibbles


- Ala Carte Entertainment

Bottle of Dragonara Wine and $25 Gift

Certificate

- Gianni’s Cafe

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E250 Value $150

For 10 people - Tour of Schaumburg

Brewing Facility, Sampling of Big Horn Beer

and Selection of Appetizers from Menu

- Ram Restaurant & Big Horn Brewery,

Schaumburg

E251 Value $75

4 People for: Bowling, Shoe Rentals and

Laser Tag

- eSkape Entertainment

E252 Value $200

Overnight in a suite with complimentary

breakfast, cocktails and use of the

facilities

- Embassy Suites, Schamburg/Woodfield

E253 Value $208

2 Tickets for Theatre Nebula's Production

of : ―Songs For A New World" (March 2-18,

2012) and 2 tickets for "The Complete

Works of William Shakespeare:

Abridged" (May 11-27, 2012 being performed

at

Cutting Hall)

- Theatre Nebula

2 All-Film Session Passes to the

"Blue Whiskey Independent Film Festival‖

at Cutting Hall

- CNGM Pictures

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HEALTH AND BEAUTY HB400 Value $60

30 Minute Massage - Mt. Prospect

Location Only

- Heavenly Massage

$20 Gift Card

- Mariano's Fresh Market,

Arlington Heights

HB401 Value $258

Free Exam, 4 X-rays and Cleaning

- Palatine Complete Dental

HB402 Value $450

Custom Home Bleaching System

- Palatine Complete Dental

HB403 Value $80

Consult with Teddie; Scalp Massage &

Treatment; Haircut, Blow-Dry and Style;

Shoulder & Neck Massage

- Teddie Kossof Salon Spa

HB404 Value $48

Mary Kay "Red Tea and Fig Spa Set" -

Includes Body Wash, Shower Gel and

Spritzer

- Phyllis Benstein

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HEALTH AND BEAUTY (continued)

HB405 Value $162-$205

Choose Your Gigi Hill Bag Set! Your

Choice of one of the following sets:

The Natalie Handbag in Sahara snake

print ($92) with coordinating Leena

Checkbook Cover in Athena Black ($20)

or The Signature Audrey Handbag in

Vintage Rose Brocade ($130) with a

coordinating Lana Business Card Holder

($25). Regardless of which purse set you

choose, you receive a free

"Pizza and Purse Party" certificate for up

to 30 women, 3 large pizzas, 3 2-liter

bottles of pop (valued at $50)

- Phyllis Benstein, Independent

Founding Style Director with GiGi Hill

HB406 Value $115

One-Hour Session

- Reflexology by the Hands of Helen

Cut and Blow-Dry

- Salon Cienna

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HOME AND HEARTH HH500 Value $100

$100 Gift Certificate to Barrington

Draperies & Shutters - Plus Decorating Idea

Books (expires 2/18/13)

- Barrington Draperies & Shutters

HH501 Value $49

Christmas Pin, Stocking Ornament, Snow-

man Bag, and JOY Ornament; Bath and

Body Works Christmas Candle Holder

and Tealight; Christmas HO HO HO

Pillar Candle with Holder

- Anonymous

LED lighted snowman fountain; photo

frame water globe; Santa cookie jar

- Cheryl Westin

HH502 Value $55

Lenox 3-Piece Vase Set and Garden

Collage Album

- Anonymous

HH503 Value $154

"Sweet Pea" Reed Diffuser; "Spiced Toffee

Apple" Reed Diffuser; Dilemma Games -

Mini Metal Puzzles; Brag Book, Sticky Notes

& Magnetic List Pad; Teddy Bear Cup by

Enesco; Korea Keychain; Yankee Candle

"Ambiance"; Harris Bank Stuffed Lion

- Anonymous

$100 Off of Any Theme Party (expires 5/31/13)

- Creative Celebrations

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HOME AND HEARTH (continued) HH504 Value $66

1 Summer Sophisticate Barbie

- Gigi's Dolls and Sherry's Teddy Bears, Inc.

"House-Shaped" 3 X 4 Picture Frame;

3.5 X 5 picture frame; 4 X 6 picture frame

- Anonymous

HH505 Value $75


- Palatine True Value

$25 Cash Card

- Costco Wholesale - Schaumburg

HH506 Value $83

Basket and Kitchen Towels

- Anonymous

Gift Basket of Trader Joe’s food items

- Trader Joe’s, Arlington Heights

3 Gift Certificates for 1 Dozen Bagels -

(each certificate expires 6/30/12)

- The Great American Bagel

HH507 Value $140

$100 Off of Any Theme Party (expires 5/31/13)

- Creative Celebrations

Signature Gift Basket - 1 Custom Cookie,

3 Varieties of Specialty Cookies and a

$20 Gift Certificate (good for 1 year)

- Cookie Cards

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HOME AND HEARTH (continued)

HH508 Value $160

Keurig Brewer and K-Cups

- Green Mountain Coffee

HH509 Value $200

Krups BeerTender - Tabletop Beer System

(designed to tap a 5-liter Heineken

mini keg)

- Anonymous


HH510 Value $163

One Year Membership - for Holder & a

Household Member

- Costco Wholesale –Lake Zurich

One Dozen Bagels A Month For One Year

- Chicago Bagel & Bialy II - Wheeling

HH511 Value $160

6 European Travel Books - Mykonos & Delos,

Portugal, Vienna, Florence, Provence,

Barcelona

- Rembert and Lee Stokes

Handcrafted 64x74 Queen Sized Afghan

- Elizabeth Walker

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HH512 Value $94

Kiehl's Gift Set

- Anonymous


- Herbalife

Scarf

- Anonymous HH513 Value $250

D-Link Wireless Photo Frame

- Laurie Stock

HH514 Value $400

Family Portrait Session and One 20X24

or larger Wall Portrait

- Kramer Photography

HH515 Value $30

Doggie Gift Basket of Treats and Toys

- Bentley's Corner Barkery

HH516 Value $175

5 Hours of Handyman/Carpentry Skills

- Tom Selof Carpentry

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3 Mystery Books - 9 Dragons by

Michael Connelly, The Professional by

Robert B. Parker, The Scarpetta Factor

by Patricia Cornwell

- Dennis and Carol Reagan

Mary Kay satin hands peach cream;

2 Mary Kay relaxing foot soak and

pumice

- Cheryl Westin

Customized Consultation, Journal

Book and Mail Opener

- Clutter Coach

HH518 Value $80

2 Free Oil Changes (expires 4.17.12)

- Arlington Heights Ford

HH519 Value $750

2 Painters for a Day (1-8 hours) any Room/

Rooms Including Matte Paint - requires a

minimum bid of $275 (expires in 6 months)

- Paint Works of Illinois, Inc.

HH520 Value $99

Kidorable Ladybug Raincoat (sz 4T),

Boots (sz 10) and Umbrella (may be

exchanged for different size or style) - Kidorable

Wrapping Paper, Bows, Ribbons

- Anonymous

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Wine Tasting for 10 at Tasting de Vine

Cellars in Naperville

- Lynfred Winery

Bottle of American Rosé -Lynfred Winery

- Denise Peterson

HH522 Value $130

Wine tasting for 10 at Lynfred Winery in

Roselle

- Lynfred Winery

Bottle of Vin de City White - Lynfred

Winery

- Denise Peterson

HH523 Value $102

Wine tasting for 10 at Lynfred Winery in

Wheeling

- Lynfred Winery

Bottle of American Rosé -Lynfred Winery

- Denise Peterson

HH524 Value $100

Wine tasting for 10 at Tasting de Vine

in Wheaton

- Lynfred Winery

Bottle of Vin de City White - Lynfred

Winery

- Denise Peterson

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HH525 Value $300

Executive Chair

- Chicago Office Products Company

HH526 Value $225

Fender Squier Standard Size Electric

Guitar (black and white with Heine

printed on the front and Heinken on the

back. Includes a Fender mini guitar

stand and whammy bar

- Anonymous

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JEWELRY J600 Value $110

Vera Bradley Wristlet, Necklace &

Earring Set

- Maralyn & Rick Kolze

White Diamonds Perfume Set and Watch

- Anonymous

J601 Value $150

Sterling Silver / 14K Gold Pendant

Necklace

- Beatrice Banker

J602 Value $115

Freshwater Pearl Stud Earrings

- Persin & Robbin Jewelers of

Arlington Heights

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PREMIER TABLE P800 Value $400

54 X 48 Handmade Quilt

- PTSCC Quilting Group

P801 Value $300

Private Wine Tasting for 12 Adults - 1.5 Hours,

5 Wines, Reservations Required (expires 4/30/12)

- Vintages, A Fine Wine Merchant,

Arlington Heights

P802 Value $400

Family Portrait Session and One 11X14

Custom Portrait

- Kramer Photography

P803 Value $390

2 Weekly Ticket Books good for BMW

Championship at Crooked Stick Golf Club,

Carmel, IN (September 3-9, 2012), Plus 2 BMW

Hats, 2 women's BMW Polo Shirts (1M/1L)

and 2 women's BMW Jackets (1M/1L)

- Western Golf Association / Evans

Scholars Foundation

P804 Value $700

Lauren Harper Collection - Hand-Crafted

Amethyst & 14k Gold Necklace and Earrings

- Laurie Stock

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PREMIER TABLE (continued) P805 Value $300

WTTW11's Chicago Tonight with Phil Ponce

Live Taping for 4 with Tour, Wine, Cheese

and Introductions to On-Air Personalities

- WTTW11

P806 Value $30

Remote-controlled 2011 GM

Chevy Camaro

- Marla Shapiro-Gillen

P807 Value $355

Michael Kors Designer Faux Fur with multi-

layer Pearl and Crystal 3-piece Necklace,

Bracelet and Earring Set

- Carol and Jim Brandt

P808 Value $115

Swarovski Crystal Pearl and Bicone

Necklace and Bracelet Set

- Donna Lill

P809 Value $889

5-Piece Barbeque Utensil Set and

Carrying Case

- Anonymous

Weber Genesis F-310 LP Gas Grill

- Weber-Stephen Products LLC

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SPORTS & FITNESS SF900 Value $50

Chicago Cubs Baseball Signed by

Lou Pinella

- John Mahler

SF901 Value $200

4 Rounds of Golf at Twin Lakes Golf Course

- Salt Creek Park District

3 Boxes of Callaway Golf Balls; 36 (bags of 4)

Golf Tees and Loose Tees

- Northwest Community Hospital

SF902 Value $96

6 Clubhouse Passes & 6 Reserved Box Seats

for Arlington Park

(must be redeemed at least 3 weeks prior to dates

of choice - exceptions apply see letter)

- Arlington Park

SF903 Value $100

Chicago Cubs Baseball - Signed by Aramis

Ramirez (in a case with authenticity paper)

- Chicago Cubs

SF904 Value $225

1 Individual - 3 Month Membership to

Prairie Stone Sports and Wellness Center (activate by 6/1/12)

- Hoffman Estates Park District

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SPORTS & FITNESS (continued) SF905 Value $220

1 Round of Golf for 4 People (carts included)

at Palatine Hills Golf Course - restrictions

apply (expires 11/21/12)

- Palatine Park District

SF906 Value $200

4 One-Day Full-Club Use Passes - including

2 hours of Virtual Golf (expires 12/31/12)

- Golf Nation

SF907 Value $95

One 10-Bucket Pass at River Trails Park

District Golf Driving Range

- River Trails Park District

Two $25 Gift Cards

- Johnny's Kitchen and Tap

SF908 Value $50

2 Tickets for any Friday, Saturday or Sunday

Game During 2012 Regular Season

- Chicago Wolves

2 Lawn tickets to a Home Game for 2012

Season

- Kane County Cougars

SF909 Value $164

Schaumburg Golf Club - Foursome of Golf -

Carts not included (expires 11/30/12)

- Schaumburg Park District

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4 Chicago Sky Tickets (Lower Level), Bag,

Pen and Shirt - 2012 Season

- Chicago Sky Basketball

SF911 Value $230

2 Embroidered Jackets with PTSCC Logo

(1 small,1 large) with 2 Winter Hats and Scarves

- Waist Up Imprinted Sportswear

SF912 Value $75

Autographed Patrick Kane - Picture


SF913 Value $70

Autographed Duncan Keith - Puck


SF914 Value $130

White Pines Golf Course - Foursome of Golf

with 2 Carts (expires end of 2012 season)

- Bensenville Park District

SF915 Value $133

Pinecrest Golf Club - Foursome of Golf with

Carts - M-Th after 10:30 (expires 1/4/13)

- Huntley Park District

SF916 Value $268

Sportsman's Country Club - Foursome of

Golf with Carts (expires end of 2012 season)

- Northbrook Park District

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Old Orchard Country Club - Foursome of

Golf - no carts (expires October 2012)

- Prospect Heights Park District

SF918 Value $150

Links and Tees Golf Facility - Fun Pack -

includes: 4 Tickets of Par 3 Golf, 4 Tickets to

Putters Peak Miniature Golf, 2 Tickets for 1

Bucket of Balls on Practice Range,

2 Tickets to Golf Dome

- Addison Park District

SF919 Value $122

The Water Works - 8 Passes for Indoor

Water Park

- Schaumburg Park District


- Photo's Hotdogs

SF920 Value $134

Pavilion Aquatic Center - 4 Indoor Passes

& Rainbow Falls - 4 Outdoor Passes

- Elk Grove Park District


- Photo's Hotdogs

SF921 Value $208

Arrowhead Golf Club - Foursome with 2

Carts (expires 11/15/12)

- Wheaton Park District

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6 Complimentary Training Sessions

- The Exercise Coach

SF923 Value $45

Chicago Bulls Book - Portrait of an Era

- Chicago Bulls

SF924 Value $145

Four Green Fees and Two Carts

- St. Andrews Golf & Country Club

SF925 Value $70

4 One-Day Pool Passes


$25 Gift Card

- Lou Malnati’s Pizzeria

SF926 Value $84



4 Skate Passes

- Rolling Meadows Park District

SF927 Value $80



4 Skate Passes


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SPORTS & FITNESS (continued)

SF928 Value $80



$15 Gift Card

- Slice of Chicago


- Heng Wing's Restaurant

SF929 Value $156

Villa Olivia Golf Course - Foursome for Golf

with 2 carts

- Bartlett Park District

SF930 Value $20

Laser Autographed Photo of Jay Cutler,

Julius Peppers, Brian Urlacher and Devin

Hester

- Chicago Bears

SF931 Value $250

1 Week Family Membership, 1 Personal

Training Session and 1 Tennis Lesson (must be activated by 3/31/2012)

- Midtown Athletic Club

Trip Team for 2012 is on a Roll!

Be part of the E.D.G.E. (Exciting Destinations & Getaway

Excursions) Trip Team! We have already enjoyed dog

sledding, Segways in Chicago and a Marsh Tour in

Wisconsin.

These invigorating trips are designed for the young at

heart, adventurous active adults. When you become part of

the trip team, you will have first opportunity to register for

each trip. Because of the special attention given with these

trips enrollment numbers will be limited to 15-22

participants. Join us as we participate in new and

innovative trips.

Girls Night Out 2012

Thursday

October 4, 2012

5:30-7:30 p.m.

Opening March 2, 2012: A new Palatine Cocktail Bar,

Smith Street Station, serving cocktails and fine wine

at Durty Nellie’s

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Having a Party?

Reception?

Meeting?

Consider Room Rentals at

the

Palatine Township

Senior Center!

Our rates are unbeatable!

We are fully accessible!

We have a variety of rooms

available for rent, including one

with table seating space for over

120, kitchen, a portable stage,

dance floor, and public address

and audiovisual facilities. Unique to

the Center are special purpose

rooms such as the mirrored, wood-

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Congratulations and

best wishes to the

Palatine Township


on its

12th Annual

Caring Hearts Gala.

Thank you for all you do

for the community!

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An Upscale Casual

Dining Concept

From the

Dolezal Family/

Owners of Durty Nellie’s

Duke’s Alehouse and Kitchen in Crystal Lake

110 N. Main Street, Crystal Lake, IL

(815) 356-9980

thedukeabides.com

Chef and general manager Zak Dolezal brings French and

Asian influences to an eclectic, American comfort food menu.

Locally grown and raised ingredients such as the organic

green bean appetizer, beet salad, and Tamworth barbequed

pork sandwich.

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Mission Investments LLC,

Chicago

Separately Managed Accounts

205 N. Michigan Ave., Suite #2600,

Chicago, IL 60601

Phone: 312.701.1771 www.missioninvest.com

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A.L. Sittaro, C.P.A.

1528 Shire Circle—2F

Inverness, IL 60067

Phone/Fax: (847) 705-7870

Best wishes to the

Palatine Township Senior Citizens Council

for a successful 2012 Caring Hearts Gala

and for your years of dedicated service

to the community.

Mayor Jim Schwantz

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Russell P. Cannizzo & Company

CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS

AND CONSULTANTS

Russell P. Cannizzo, C.P.A.

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PALATINE TOWNSHIP

721 S. Quentin Road

Palatine, IL 60067

www.palatinetownship.com

Palatine Township


Thank you

for

your support.

Enjoy your evening!

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