🏁SAVE THE DATE!🏁 Sat. September 27
“All Shook Up” for St. Clement’s and Celebrating 96 Years - San Clemente’s first church!
This Family friendly event will surely “bless your soul” with amazing food, Elvis inspired desserts, beverages for adults & children too! Of course we’ll have loads of fun with an electrifying Elvis tribute, epic silent auction, opportunity drawings, Elvis music with sing a longs, special requests, photo ops, and more! Get those side burns and 50’s fashions ready! Tickets available at coffee hour (and on our website later this week.) Adults $40 & Child $15
Note: Silent auction items needed!!
St. Clement’s has a long tradition of holding a silent auction as part of a parish fund-raising event. Our September “All Shook Up for St. Clement’s” event is a perfect time to shake loose some of your talents and treasures.
Please consider what you might contribute, including treasures such as jewelry, unused tools or kitchen equipment, an afternoon ride on your boat, a weekend at a cabin or timeshare, cooking lesson, etc.
*All items should have a base bidding value of $50 or more.
It’s a fun way to pick up something you like while donating to the church, AND you are likely to find some real bargains and special treats!
Some treasures already promised for this year are:
-Angels baseball and Rams football tickets
-Pageant of the Masters seats
-Homemade pies, homemade breads, a wine basket
-Potted plants and fall décor
-Jewelry
Among the treasures being offered are:
Lunch with Bishop Diane Bruce
A fine dining and wining experience by chefs Ken Baxter and Judy Johnson
Please fill out the DONATION FORM (available this week) or contact silent auction co-chairs Marylou Siddall or Judy Johnson (949-422-8210) for more information.
Tickets:
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(link on our website will be available this later week)
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