Carver auction ends June 15


George Hanns’ lasagna, a family recipe straight from Naples, Italy, feeds nine to 12. COURTESY PHOTOS
George Hanns’ lasagna, a family recipe straight from Naples, Italy, feeds nine to 12. COURTESY PHOTOS
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The list is a who’s who among area politicians and leaders, but it has nothing to do with Internet cafés, manatee zones or sea walls. Instead, the list features items such as a trip on the Intracoastal Waterway, including wine and cheese (Palm Coast Mayor Jon Netts), a large coquina rock deliverd to your home (Cline Construction President Sam Cline) and a mud-bogging and skeet-shooting outing (Bunnell Vice Mayor Jenny Crain-Brady).

County Commissioner Barbara Revels, who is also the president of the George Washington Carver Foundation, is leading the way to raise money for the Carver Center, a proposed renovation of Carver Gym, on Drain Street, Bunnell. Rather than raising funds through a silent auction, Revels decided to try for a virtual auction, similar to Ebay, to encourage communitywide participation.

“We have had some fabulous response,” Revels said. By the time the bidding ends (by email, preferably), she hopes to have raised $5,000. That will add to the $1,000 recently raised by Cheryl Massaro and the Spotlight on Flagler Youth Talent Show.

The coquina stone is one of the top items, with a half-dozen people placing bids. Cline said he hasn’t yet picked out the stone from the quarry at Arrow Materials, but he expects it will end up being about half the size of a car.

Revels said the funds raised for the center will help it to become not just a gym for playing, but a true community center in Bunnell, with classes offered to adults and activities for young children. A group of young people will be enlisted to govern the Carver Center, too, Revels said.

... GOING TWICE ... SOLD! IN SUPPORT OF THE CARVER CENTER
The following was adapted from the online listing, with bids updated June 7. Visit www.flaglercounty.org, then click on “G.W. Carver Foundation Auction” for the latest update. Make bids via email at [email protected] by 6 p.m. June 15.

ITEM FOR BID ... DONOR ... TOP BID SO FAR
Flight tour over Flagler County for two people ... Jay Gardner ... $275
Personalized or specialty license plate upcharge for your car (one year) ... Suzanne Johnston ... $35
Three-hour tour of duty with an on-duty deputy in Flagler County ... Don Fleming ... $75
Personal tour of Princess Place for up to 10 people, including local ghost stories ... Gail Wadsworth ... $100
Learn the customs of sushi eating. Donor will host a dinner for four at Kokoros ... Milissa Holland ... $125
Match the first $100 donated ... Alan Peterson ... $100
Deliver a large pan of his homemade, family recipe lasagna (serves nine to 12) ... George Hanns ... $127.77
Band of three will entertain you and your guests at an event you plan ... Nate McLaughlin ... $100
Four-night stay in a beachside one-bedroom condo, steps away from the pier ... Barbara Revels ... $200
Two tickets for either the brunch or dinner cruise on the “Sundancer” ... Craig Coffey ... $85
Donor will host a boat tour of the Intracoastal Waterway, plus wine and cheese ... Jon Netts ... $175 
Donor will host dinner for two at the Taste of Portugal restaurant ... Frank Meeker ... $45
Donor will host dinner for two at the Palm Coast Red Lobster ... Holsey Moorman ... $40
Donor will host dinner for two at the Palm Coast Olive Garden ... Bill Lewis ... $40 
Personal bike tour of Palm Coast parks/trails and lunch for two ... Jim Landon ... $100
Dietary health planning session ... Catherine Robinson ... $40
Mud bogging adventure for two, plus skeet shooting and grilled meal ... Jenny Crain-Brady ... $200
Four Orlando Magic tickets ... John Rogers ... $100
$75 gift certificate to Kohl’s or Bealls ... Daisy Henry ... $75
Personal tour of University of Florida Whitney Lab for up to four people ... Jim Netherton ... $90
One surfing lesson by the North Beach Surf Camp ... Colleen Conklin ... $75
Landscape design consultation, including $50 of landscape plant material ... Andy Dance ... $60
$100 gift certificate to Home Depot ... John Fisher ... $65
Donor will host a round of golf and lunch for three ... Trevor Tucker ... $100
Two tickets to a production at Flagler Auditorium (Expires in November) ... Janet Valentine ... $30
Two tickets to a production at Flagler Auditorium (Expires in November) ... Janet Valentine ... $30
Spa treatment items, $30 gift certificate to the Beachside Beanery ... Alice Baker ... $50
Personal quilting class of approximately one hour ... Jane Mealy ... $25
Six months free rent in a 10-by-10-foot climatized storage unit ... Kim Carne ... $100
St. Louis Cardinal Bob Gibson autographed baseball and baseball card ... Steve Settles ... $75
$50 gift certificate to the Fisherman’s Net restaurant ... Marshall Shupe ... $35
Donated $50 (no bid item) ... John Fiend ... $50
Large coquina rock delivered to you (within Flagler County) ... Sam Cline ... $140.50
One-week time share (can be exchanged) ... Jerusha Logan ... $200
Personal tour for two to see the Sea Ray Plant in Flagler Beach ... Craig Wall ... $30
Kayak tour for two (two to 2.5 hours) ... Chris Kelly ... $500
Preparation of estate planning documents ... Dennis Bayer ... $110
Framed A.J. Neste photo of a wave ... A.J. Neste ... $40
Hand-knitted yellow receiving blanket with counterpane baby’s cap ... Mary Ann Clark ... $20
American Crystal Candle holders and a matching bowl ... Anonymous donor ... $250
$20 gift certificate to the Golden Lion Cafe ... Anonymous donor ... $15
Passes to the Daytona Lagoon for up to 6 people (expires Sept. 26) ... David Ayres ... $60
Twenty tickets to the Daytona Cubs Sunday Fun Day July 10 ... David Ayres ... $100
Patio container garden of herbs or flowers ... Flagler County Master Gardeners ... $50
One-hour consultation to advise the winner on plants ... Ruth Micieli and Louise Leister ... $25
Hardback copy of the cookbook “Simply Florida” ... Sharon Treen ... $25

 

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