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• Handcrafted furniture: Windsor chair by Charlie Coombs; two barstools by Richard Olah; small twodrawer table by M.A. Pace; Shaker armchair by Tom von Fange.
Long-recognized as a premier social event in the county, proceeds from the auction go towards CCLC’s Scholarship Fund, which provides tuition assistance to families who cannot afford to pay full tuition and keeps tuition affordable for all.
The $20 entry fee cd^ers the cost of food and drink. Doors open at 5:30 p.m. to allow guests time to peruse items in the live auction, place bids on silent auction items, and “shop *til they drop” in The Shoppe.
Guests also enjoy the sumptuous feast prepared by RCHS culinary teacher, Mary Arthur, and her Culinary Arts students, along with beer, wine and soft drinks. Everyone is invited for a night of fun and fundraising.
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