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Ten Thousand Villages is a partner of Mennonite Central Committee

Unique handcrafted gifts,

jewelry, home decor, textiles, and personal

accessories created by artisans around the globe who earn

a fair wage through long term

fair trading relationships.

Visit our booth at the sale!

105 N. Walnut, Champaign, IL

(217) 352-8200

tenthousandvillages.com

Shop ⦁ Donate ⦁ Volunteer

Offering quality and name-brand items at affordable

prices with proceeds going to help those in the local

community, around the country and all over the world.

Monday-Friday 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.

Saturdays

10 a.m. - 3 p.m.

1065 East Columbia,

Arthur, IL

(217) 543-2421

Booklet Index

Arthur Sale Proceeds/MCC information .............................. 7 Auction Items Listing ........................................................ 8-14

Auction Item Numbering System ........................................... 4 Children’s Activities ..................................................... 8 & 10

Bidder Numbers ..................................................................... 4

Checking Out .......................................................................... 4

Delivery Service ..................................................................... 4

Donuts (picking up sold donuts) ............................................ 5

Map ....................................................................................... 15

Meat & Cheese Information ................................................... 5

Menu and Food Pricing ...................................... Back Cover

Quilt Information .................................................................... 6

Schedule of Events for Friday ............................................ 8

Schedule of Events for Saturday .......................................... 10 Seat of Honor ......................................................................... 4

Silent Auction Information ..................................................... 4

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A.D. Miller Woodworking

Adlai Yoder

Amish Country Heirlooms

Bear Creek Yard Creations

Brookside Wood Products

Country Acre Vinyl

Country Charm

Coach House Garages

Country Home Woodcrafts

Countryside Woodworking

Diener Hardwood Flooring

Dutch Valley Meats

Eldon Kauffman

EMC Outdoor Furniture

Fairbanks Woodworking

Four Acre Wood Products

Lake Fork Woodworking

Furniture Plus

Harold Kennel

Herschberger Woodworking

Homestead Furniture

Hunter Shack

Jason Herschberger

Jeff Marner

John Gingerich

K & A

Kauffman's Custom Kitchens

Kauffman Brothers

Kenrose Cabinets

Leander Stutzman

M & E Woodworking

Miller Storage Buildings

Morningside Woodcraft

Okaw Truss

Parkview Vinyl

Pauley’s BBQ

Pineview Woodworking

P.J's Woodcutting

Power Plus Equipment

RDS Wood Products

Riverside Refrigeration

Schrock's Woodworking

Simply Amish Furniture

Schlabach's Bike Shop

State Bank of Arthur

The Aspen Company

The Briarwood

Tri County Welding

Wedge Woodworking

Westside Furniture

White Pine Wood Products

Wildlife Taxidermy

Wilson's Kitchens and More

Yoder's Homestead Furniture

And many more, that we just do not know about!

Special Thanks!

W elcome to the 54th Annual Arthur Mennonite Relief

Sale! Please take time to look around at the various

booths and be sure to taste the delicious foods available.

An event like this requires much time and effort from many

people and we say a special thank you to each of them. Without the

support of donors, volunteers and buyers the Relief Sale would not

be possible.

Thank you for coming to this sale. Enjoy yourself, and if we can

be of help to you just let us know!

~Sincerely, The Sale Committee

2015 Relief Sale Committee Larry & Dory Kauffman, President ............... 259-3019

Emerson & Cynthia Nafziger, Treasurer ....... 398-4097 Steve & Karen Gingerich, Secretary .............. 543-2036

Omer & Nancy Miller .................................... 254-3889

Leroy & Carol Petersheim ............................. 358-5954

Noah & Verna Yoder ..................................... 493-5520

DuWayne & Karen Miller .............................. 254-4645

Each of these couples are wearing name tags and

are available to assist you.

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Bidder Numbers & Check-Out

Pick up your bidder number and make payment at the cashier’s desk

located at the main auction building’s west entrance.

Visa and Mastercard Accepted

Auction Item Numbering System

The auction item numbers correspond with the selling time and order.

For example: item #1001 is the first item sold at 10:00, #131 is the

first item sold at 1:30, etc.

Delivery Service

Contact Delmar Schrock (Schrock’s Delivery Service) on Saturday

regarding delivery/rate information. 217-202-0009.

Silent Auction

The Silent Auction runs from 10 a.m.-1:30 p.m. on Saturday.

It is located on the east wall of the main auction building.

Items up for auction include certificates of various services offered in

the community including meal tickets to restaurants, meals served in

homes, oil changes, etc.

At 1:30 p.m. Saturday the bidder numbers are posted along with the

winning bid.

You may make payment and pick up your won certificates at the check-

out desk at the main auction building’s west entrance after 2:30 p.m.,

allowing time for the computer entries.

Seat Of Honor

The Seat of Honor allows you to honor someone special in your life.

As the winning bidder, you choose someone to sit in the front row in

the Bow Arm Swivel Glider with Ottoman for approximately 2 hour

increments with meals & drinks included (up to $10) beginning Friday

night at 7 p.m. to close and again Saturday morning 9 a.m.-11 a.m.,

11 a.m.-1 p.m., and 1 p.m.-2 p.m.. More details offered at the auction.

The glider and ottoman will sell at 2:30 p.m. on Saturday.

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Blessing Bids

Use your bidder number during the sale to donate funds for MCC

projects around the world. You can help:

Where Needed Most (Friday 7:30 p.m.)

Clean Water (Friday 8:30 p.m.)

Earthquake Relief in Nepal (Saturday 9:30 a.m.)

Relief Kits (Saturday 11:30 a.m.)

School and Wellness Kits (Saturday 1:30 p.m.)

For a full description of each project please check the auction listings.

When buyers bid to further God’s work around the world, blessings

come to both the buyers and the people in need.

Meat & Cheese Information

The meat & cheese will be sold at the stand on the south wall of the

main auction building, rather than through the auction. You may use

your bidder number as a “credit card” to purchase meats & cheeses.

However, you must show proof of payment before receiving your

items. Please retain the receipt given to you at the meat & cheese stand

until you have picked up your items. Cash will be accepted at the stand

as well. Your items will be kept in the refrigerator, allowing you to

pick them up at your convenience. Order early!

Sold Donut Pick-up

After the donut booth is closed on Friday evening, your reserved

donuts may be picked up in the relief sale office. An announcement

will be made over the auction prior to the booth’s closing.

Beef To Sell at Auction

The buyers of items number 808 (sells Friday evening) and 1107 (sells

Saturday morning) will pick up approximately 196 lbs (hanging weight) of

hormone free, locally raised meat in the following cuts from Dutch Valley

Meats:

51 lbs. Ground beef (1 lb. pkgs.)

5 pkgs. Ribeyes (2 per pkg.)

5 pkgs. T-Bones (2 per pkg.)

3 pkgs. Sirloin Steak (2 per pkg.)

2 pkgs. Sirloin Tip Roast

2 pkgs. Arm Roast (approx. 3 lbs. each)

4 pkgs. Chuck Roast (approx 3 lbs. each)

3 pkgs. Stew Meat (approx. 1 lb. each)

3 pkgs. Cube Steak (4 per pkg.)

1 pkg. Rolled Rump (approx. 3 lbs.)

3 pkgs. Round Steak (approx. 2 lbs. each)

4 pkgs. Round Roast

4 pkgs. Short Ribs (approx. 4 per pkg.)

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Quilt Information

Quilt Pick-Up

Purchased quilt items may be picked up at the cashier’s desk.

Comforters Usually made from heavy weight materials and put together by

knotting or large stitches.

Quilt Storage

Quilts should not be stored in plastic, as the plastic does not allow

them to breathe and they will yellow. Instead, use an old pillowcase

or sheet.

Speed Quilting Speed quilting differs from regular quilting in that small “x” stitches

are made at the corners of each piece. This method is most commonly

used when a quilt top is entirely pieced, not where large pieces of

fabric have been left blank for quilting a design.

Quilt Top Descriptions Appliquéd: Pieces of fabric are sewn onto the background fabric to

form a design.

Embroidered: Quilt top’s design is formed by embroidery. Pieced Patchwork: Pieces of cut cloth are sewn together to form a design. Whole Cloth: The quilting forms the design on a piece of fabric,

usually a solid color.

Pre-Printed Fabric: A printed design on the background fabric, giving the

appearance of being pieced or appliquéd. The printing is

done at the fabric mill.

Pre-Quilted Fabric: Machine quilted at the mill.

Quilt Size Information

Standard Mattress Sizes Suggested Quilt Sizes Crib ................. 27 x 51 Crib ............. 40 x 60

Twin ................ 39 x 75 Twin ......... 75 x 107

Full .................. 54 x 75 Full ........... 90 x 107

Queen .............. 60 x 80 Queen ....... 96 x 112

King ................ 76 x 80 King ........ 112 x 112

The suggested quilt sizes reflect an

18” drop on 3 sides and a 14” pillow tuck.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where do the sale proceeds go?

80% of the net money raised through this event goes to the

Mennonite Central Committee for the work of relief, development

and peace around the world.

20% is reserved for local use, including distribution among the

supporting Mennonite, Beachy and Amish churches and other local

outreaches.

Where is the furniture made?

The auction furniture is locally crafted and is either partially/entirely donated.

2014 Total Sent to MCC: $79,790

2013 Total Sent to MCC: $75,680

2012 Total Sent to MCC: $82,240

2011 Total Sent to MCC: $85,600

2010 Total Sent to MCC: $72,800

About Mennonite Central Committee

How MCC Got Started MCC held its first official meeting on September 27, 1920. On July 27th of

that year thirteen church leaders met in Elkhart, Indiana to talk about how

North American Mennonites could respond to the needs of hungry people in

the former Soviet Union. MCC’s name is a reflection of the different church

groups coming together into one “central” committee.

MCC’s Programs MCC is involved in development work such as education, health and

agriculture, peace and justice issues, relief work and job creation, among

other things. MCC raises funds through relief sales like this one, a network of

thrift shops (The Arthur MCC Thrift Shop opened in 2014), and programs

such as My Coins Count where spare change collected by churches, children

and families adds up to make a real difference around the world.

MCC’s Mission Statement

MCC seeks to demonstrate God’s love by working among people suffering

from poverty, conflict, oppression and natural disaster.

MCC serves as a channel for interchange by building relationships that are

mutually transformative.

MCC strives for peace, justice and dignity of all people by sharing our

experiences, resources and faith in Jesus Christ.

What the MCC Symbol Means

the cross of Christ: motivation

the dove of peace: action

the circle: global service

For even more

information visit

www.MCC.org

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Friday Schedule of Events

4:30 p.m.-7 p.m. ......................................................... Pork BBQ Dinner

5 p.m.-9 p.m. ........... Children’s Train Rides, Petting Zoo & Pony Rides

All Evening Pass $3.00 available at Registration Desk & Petting Zoo

6 p.m.-9 p.m. ............................................................................... Auction

Friday Evening Auction Listing

7:00 p.m.

_____ 701. Seat of Honor See page 4 for details.

_____ 702. Rustic Bench w/ storage

_____ 703. Tilt Out Trash Bin Oak

_____ 704. Pallet Art: “Love Always Protects”

_____ 705. TV Tray Set Oak

_____ 706. Canvas Mount: “Sun & Bridalveil Falls”

_____ 707. Clock: “As for me and my house”

7:30 p.m.

_____ 731. Blessing Bid “Where Needed Most” $50

Your blessing will be sent where it is needed most. Your

generosity makes it possible for MCC to partner alongside

communities, meeting basic needs and working for peace

and justice.

_____ 732. Echo Chain Saw CS 490 w/ 18” bar

_____ 733. Church Bench with Folding Legs 8' Poplar with

Danish Stain

_____ 734. Stepback Shelf Pine/Black

_____ 735. Two End Tables Anne Marie Style, Oak

_____ 736. Toy Box Oak

_____ 737. Repurposed Antique 3-Drawer Chest Painted mint and white

_____ 738. Laundry Cart with Basket

_____ 739. Theater Package: 2 tickets to Half-Stitched The Musical, one

night at the Best Western in Arcola, and dinner for two at

either Yoder’s Restaurant or Sweepers Restaurant. Some

restrictions may apply.

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8:00 p.m.

_____ 801. Quilt: Patchwork 78”x 98” Multicolor. Speed quilted.

Donated by North Vine Mennonite Church.

_____ 802. Quilt: Log Cabin 82”x 102” Cream, red and green.

Donated by MCC Quilt Room.

_____ 803. Quilt: Paisley 61”x 79” Pink, green and lavender.

Donated by MCC Quilt Room.

_____ 804. Quilt: Embroidery Lap Quilt 45½”x 55” Brown and gold.

Donated by Arthur Mennonite Church.

_____ 805. Quilt: Crib Quilt 45”x 60½” Pink and aqua. Quilted by

Martha Gingerich. Pieced and donated by Nita Gingerich.

_____ 806. Wooden Pickup with Cattle Trailer

_____ 807. Bookcase with Doors 36”x 80”

_____ 808. Beef: Approximately 196 lbs hanging weight from Dutch

Valley Meat. See page 5 for a complete list of cuts.

_____ 809. Bench Wormy Maple

_____ 810. Child’s Chair/Table Combo Oak

_____ 811. Plaque: “Faith-Hope-Love” Cherry

8:30 p.m.

_____ 831. Blessing Bids “Clean Water” $50

Your gift offers a life-giving resource to families and

communities including in Mozambique where MCC is

helping build wells and equipping communities to maintain

them long after the project is complete.

_____ 832. Red Barn Minnesota Single Door Cabinet Pine

_____ 833. Wagon Polyvinyl, Medium

_____ 834. Adult Corn Hole Game, John Deere Themed

_____ 835. LED Light with Magazine Rack and Hall Tree Maple

_____ 836. Pallet Art: “Our Family”

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Saturday Schedule of Events

6 a.m.-10 a.m. .......................................... Pancake & Sausage Breakfast

8 a.m.-late afternoon ................................................................... Auction

10 a.m.-1:30 p.m. .............................................................. Silent Auction

11 a.m.-2 p.m. .................................................... Grilled Chicken Dinner 11 a.m.- ? ........................................ Butterfly Pork Chops & River Fries

Children’s Activities

8 a.m.-10 a.m. ....... Children’s Train Rides, Petting Zoo & Pony Rides*

10 a.m. ....................................................................... Children’s Auction

11:30 a.m.-1 p.m. .. Children’s Train Rides, Petting Zoo & Pony Rides*

12:30 p.m. .............................................. Health & School Kit Assembly

*All Day Pass $5.00 available at Registration Desk & Petting Zoo

Saturday Auction Listing

9:00 a.m.

_____ 901. Seat of Honor See page 4 for details.

_____ 902. Quilt: Compass Star 104”x 110” Cream, green and maroon.

Donated by Trinity Christian Fellowship.

_____ 903. Quilt: Hired Man’s Quilt 96”x 110” Multicolor with brown.

Donated by MCC Quilt Room.

_____ 904. Quilt: Double Irish Chain 64”x 98” Peach and green.

Donated by Arthur Mennonite Church.

_____ 905. Quilt: Cabin and Tree 41”x 46” Lavender and green.

Donated by Arthur Mennonite Church. Machine quilted.

_____ 906. Quilt: Pretty Posies 43”x 61” Rosie white and brown.

Pieced by Karen Alderfer and Jean Landis.

_____ 907. Quilt: Meadow Path 51”x 66” Beige and brown.

Donated by Stitch & Sew. Machine quilted.

_____ 908. Quilt Rack Oak

_____ 909. Bread and Veggie Bin Pine/Black

_____ 910. Drop Leaf Magazine Rack

_____ 911. Doll Bed

_____ 912. Garden Bench made from recycled pallets

_____ 913. Print: “Dare to Soar”

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9:30 a.m.

_____ 930. Blessing Bids “Earthquake Relief in Nepal” $100 MCC continues to respond to the needs of people in Nepal affected by recent earthquakes. They are working to provide humanitarian assistance in areas affected.

_____ 931. Lamp Table Oak _____ 932. Double Tilt Out Trash Bin _____ 933. Vinyl Planter Box _____ 934. Child’s Sandbox Backhoe Polyvinyl _____ 935. Pallet Art: “The Best Memories” _____ 936. Antique Leaded Glass Window - 100 years old

10:00 a.m.

_____ 1001. Quilt: Double Wedding Ring 95”x 104” Purple and fuchsia. Donated by North Vine Mennonite Church.

_____ 1002. Quilt: Patchwork 71”x 82” Blue and beige. Speed quilted. Donated by North Vine Mennonite Church.

_____ 1003. Quilt: Winter 50”x 49” Multicolor. Machine quilted. Donated by Arthur Mennonite Church.

_____ 1004. Quilt: Vintage Barnyard Animals 42”x 61” Redwork. Donated by MCC Quilt Room.

_____ 1005. Quilt: Pretty in Pink 44”x 44” Pink, green and brown. Pieced by Karen Alderfer & Jean Landis. Donated by Karen Alderfer.

_____ 1006. Quilt: Child’s Rag Quilt 39”x 43” Blue and gray. Donated by Nita Gingerich.

_____ 1007. Church Bench with Folding Legs 8' Poplar with Boston Stain

_____ 1008. Flat Top Desk 60” _____ 1009. Mantle Clock Mission Style, Oak _____ 1010. Triple Corner Stand _____ 1011. Ironing Board / Stepstool / Chair Combo _____ 1012. Potty Chair _____ 1013. Print: “Divinity”

10:30 a.m.

_____ 1031. Queen Cadwell Bookcase Bed with Underbed Drawers Hickory

_____ 1032. Mattress Queen Size _____ 1033. Bookcase with Doors 36”x 84” Oak _____ 1034. Newport Shelf Pine/Black _____ 1035. Child’s Bench _____ 1036. Rocking Horse Oak _____ 1037. Pallet Art: “It is Well With my Soul”

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11:00 a.m.

_____ 1101. Seat of Honor See page 4 for details.

_____ 1102. Quilt: Southern Belle 98”x 114” Cross stitch.

Donated by MCC Quilt Room.

_____ 1103. Quilt: Rolling Star 102”x 103” Navy, green and burgundy.

Donated by North Vine Mennonite Church.

_____ 1104. Quilt: Polka Dot 59”x 78” Pink and aqua. Machine

quilted. Donated by Arthur Mennonite Church.

_____ 1105. Quilt: Baby Quilt 38”x 48½” Multicolor. Machine quilted.

Donated by Arthur Mennonite Church.

_____ 1106. Quilt: Baby Quilt 31”x36” Multicolor. Machine quilted.

Donated anonymously.

_____ 1107. Beef: Approximately 196 lbs hanging weight from Dutch

Valley Meat. See page 5 for a complete list of cuts.

_____ 1108. Buffet Aspen Style, Cherry

_____ 1109. Red Barn Minnesota Island with stained top Pine

_____ 1110. Silverware Chest Oak

_____ 1111. Lazy Susan 16”

_____ 1112. Plaque: “As For Me and My House”

11:30 a.m.

_____ 1131. Blessing Bids “ Relief Kits” $50

Provide valuable supplies to families traumatized by war

and natural disasters. Some items included are soap,

shampoo, towels and other items to meet basic needs.

_____ 1132. 6 piece Grant Bedroom Set: King Bed, 10 drawer Dresser,

Mirror, Chest, 2 Night Stands Qtr Sawn Oak

_____ 1133. Hot Point Gas Range 30"

_____ 1134. Bookcase with Doors 80” Qtr. Sawn

_____ 1135. Hickory Rocker

_____ 1136. Sofa Table with Drawer Pine/Black

_____ 1137. Print: “Solitude”

12:00 p.m. Prayer

_____ 1201. Quilt: Grape Country Love 100”x 107” Wine and green with white back. Donated by Sunnyside Mennonite Church.

_____ 1202. Quilt: Handkerchief 92”x 100” Blue and white. Donated by the family of the late W.B. Schrock.

_____ 1203. Quilt: Scrappy Patchwork 75”x 84” Multicolor. Donated by North Vine Mennonite Church.

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_____ 1204. Quilt: Building Up Wall Hanging/Play mat with pillow 40”x 60” Multicolor. Donated by Arthur Mennonite Church.

_____ 1205. Quilt: Flannel Ragged Hearts 37”x 44” Bright colors. Donated by Gloria Yoder.

_____ 1206. Quilt: Through the Winter Woods 65”x 82” Maroon, green and brown. Donated by Stitch & Sew.

_____ 1207. Quilt Chest Pine/Black _____ 1208. Table with 4 Leaves and 6 Chairs 48”x 66” Lavega Style,

Hickory _____ 1209. Lazy Susan 14” _____ 1210. Unique Stool by Adlai Yoder _____ 1211. Hall Tree Prairie Mission Style _____ 1212. Thomas Kinkade Tapestry _____ 1213. Print: “Sunset on the Farm”

12:30 p.m.

_____ 1231. Extension Table with Turned Legs, 10 Leaves and 6 Bentback Chairs 42”x 60” Oak

_____ 1232. Mount: “Pheasant in Flight”

_____ 1233. Two End Tables and One Coffee Table Mission Style, Oak

_____ 1234. Antique Bench

_____ 1235. Wishing Well made from recycled pallets

_____ 1236. Photo Frame: “Family”

1:00 p.m.

_____ 101. Seat Of Honor See page 4 for details.

_____ 102. Quilt: Horses Around the World 103”x 114” Green and gold. Donated by the Amish church.

_____ 103. Quilt: Sunshine and Shadow 94½”x 106” Aqua, gray and yellow. Top is 100% polyester. Donated by Sunnyside Mennonite Church.

_____ 104. Quilt: Shadow Box 72”x 94” Multicolor. Donated by Arthur Mennonite Church.

_____ 105. Quilt: Streak of Lightning 30”x 57” Rust and brown. Donated by MCC Quilt Room.

_____ 106. Quilt: Four Patch 38”x 55” Pink and green. Donated by the grandchildren of W.B. Schrock.

_____ 107. Tall Hall Seat with Mirror Knotty Alder

_____ 108. Jewelry Cheval Mirror Mission Style

_____ 109. Child’s Table and 2 Bow Back Chairs

_____ 110. Fold Out Step Stool

_____ 111. Print: “Light of the World”

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1:30 p.m.

_____ 131. Blessing Bids “School & Wellness Kits” $25

MCC’s most requested item. Kits are given to refugee and

displaced children or to communities that have experienced

disasters.

_____ 132. 6 Piece Garrett Bedroom Set - Queen Bed, Mule Chest,

Mirror, Chest, and 2 Night Stands Brown Maple

_____ 133. Bookcase 72” Mission Style, Oak

_____ 134. Wastebasket Oak

_____ 135. Bench with Cushion Dexter Style, Qtr. Sawn

_____ 136. Print: “Tree of Temptation”

_____ 137. Total Concealment Game Blind with tower 5' x 6'

2:00 p.m.

_____ 201. Quilt: Boston Commons 102”x 108” White, blue and grape.

Donated by Pleasantview Church.

_____ 202. Quilt: Flowers in a Cabin 90”x105” Beige, brown, aqua and

peach. Donated by Sunnyside Mennonite Church

_____ 203. Quilt: Whole Cloth Baby Quilt 43”x 57” Multicolor.

Donated by North Vine Mennonite Church. Speed quilted.

_____ 204. Quilt: Sock Monkey Quilt with sock monkey and pillow

38”x 48” Reds and browns. Machine quilted.

Pieced and donated by Gloria Yoder.

_____ 205. Quilt: Flannel Cabin 33½”x 52½” Burgundy and green.

Donated by Arthur Mennonite Church.

_____ 206. Desk Dexter Style, Brown Maple

_____ 207. Two End Tables and One Coffee Table Rustic Aspen Style

_____ 208. Adirondack Chairs (2) Polywood

_____ 209. Box Bench Oak

_____ 210. Library Chair / Ladder Combo

_____ 211. Church Bench with Folding Legs 8'

_____ 212. Clock: “Our Family”

2:30 p.m.

_____ 231. Coach House Garage Storage Building 10' x 16'

_____ 232. Bow Arm Glider and Ottoman Qtr. Sawn

_____ 233. 3 Tiered Stand Large, Oak

_____ 234. Framed Bear Puzzle with Hooks

_____ 235. 21 Speed Men’s Raleigh Bicycle

_____ 236. Corn Hole Game, Illini Themed

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Sale Map

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Pork BBQ (Friday: 4:30 p.m.—7 p.m.)

Dinner ........................ By Donation

Sandwich, chips & drink .. By Donation

BBQ by the Quart ................. 10.00

Pancakes & Sausage (Saturday: 6 a.m.—10 a.m.)

Breakfast .................... By Donation

Grilled Chicken (Saturday: 11 a.m.—2 p.m.)

Includes: Grilled chicken breast,

scalloped potatoes, tossed

salad, applesauce, and

homemade bread ........ By Donation

Butterfly Pork Chops (Saturday: 11 a.m.- ?)

Pork Chop Sandwich .............. 5.00

River Fries .............................. 2.00

Baked Goods Donut (each) ............................ .75

Donuts—Half Dozen .............. 3.00

Donuts—Dozen ...................... 6.00

Cinnamon Roll (individual) .... 1.50

Cinnamon Rolls (pan) ............. 5.00

Tea Rings ................................ 7.00

Lunch Stand

Hamburger (all beef) ............... 3.00

Cheeseburger (all beef) ........... 3.50

Double Cheeseburger .............. 4.00

Hot Dog ................................... 1.25

Cherry Honey Brat .................. 3.00

Whole Pie .............................. 10.00

Pop ........................................... 1.00

Iced Tea ................................... 1.00

Bottled Water .......................... 1.00

Peadros (like taco salad) ... 6.00

Soft Pretzel ..................... 2.50

Cheese Dip ............................... .50

Lemon Shake-up .......... 2.50

Popcorn ..................................... .50

MennonIce (like frozen slushies)

Cherry or Root Beer 12 oz. .... 1.00

Soft Serve Ice Cream

Cone ......................................... 1.00

Sundae ..................................... 2.50

Pie Slice ................................... 2.50

Pie w/Ice Cream ..................... 4.00

Root Beer Float ....................... 3.00

Relief Sale Menu

Next Year’s Sale

August 26 & 27, 2016

ArthurReliefSale.org

Food prices subject to change without notice.

All items are available both Friday and Saturday unless otherwise noted.