E101:  Holiday wreath making workshop. I will provide greenery, frames, wire and serve a light lunch. Date – Saturday November 14 or 21, 2026.  Limit 10 people, price $50.  Offered by Fern Mcleod.

E102: Happy Hour on the Deck! Come to our home and enjoy a couple of drinks and some tasty treats with us on our deck under the trees. Maximum four guests. Date and time ( approximately 2 hours) to be arranged. Offered by Evelyn Simon.

E103: ROAD TRIP TO SPOKANE THRIFT STORES.  Space for 5 folks to sign up to ride with Pam Arborgreen in her minivan. This is a day long event that leaves from the UUCP early. It will be an event taking place between Nov 1 and Dec 1. We will visit about 5 places including eating lunch at a mystery location. $25 per person.

E104: Homemade Italian Dinner Class hosted by Pam Arborgreen.
We’ll cook together in the UUCP kitchen. The 5 course dinner will include new items to try and wine!
$25 per student Max of 8 students (Kids under the age of 15 need to accompany their own adult)

E105: A Fermentation Celebration!  Offered by Melissa Francik. Join me for a 2-hour hands on workshop focused on the many health benefits of probiotic- and prebiotic-rich foods from a registered dietitian’s perspective. Bring your own apron because together we’ll make a batch of beautiful, nutritious and delicious cultured vegetables infused with our love. Each participant will receive a jar once the veggies have fermented after a week. Drinks, snack, and handouts with key takeaways and veggie recipes will be provided!  A second class could be held if there is enough interest.

Participants: 4 people
Cost per person: $25
Class will be held sometime in the fall, TBD

E106:  Brunch: Quiche and Mimosas. Oct 24, 2026 at 10:00 AM.  Gluten free and vegetarian options will be available. $35per person, 4 people.  Offered by Belinda Rhodes.

E107: Ice cream social, Saturday, July 25, 2 pm, in the DeTemples’ backyard. Enjoy home made ice cream with a large choice of toppings, and play bocce ball and corn hole to boost your appetite. 

$12/person Limit 12.

E108: From Valletta to Venice Slide Show and Dessert Saturday, November 7, 7 pm, at the DeTemples We will share our fascinating trip starting in Malta, voyaging up the Adriatic along the east coast of Italy. and ending in Venice. The evening concludes with an Italian dessert.
$15/person
Limit 10

E109: Scotland and Ireland Slide Show and Dessert Saturday, December 5, 7 pm, at the DeTemples. We will share our adventures in Scotland and Ireland from our trip in May. No haggis, but the evening ends with a dessert suggested by the trip.
$15/person
Limit 10

E110:  The Annual UUCP Sushi Dinner
Welcome to the Annual UUCP Sushi Dinner, a beloved tradition of food, fellowship, and Japanese culinary delights hosted by the Nelson’s! Prepare your palate for an interactive and unforgettable evening where we will share laughter, stories, and beautifully crafted sushi in a warm, welcoming atmosphere.
Date: Sunday, September 27th, 5:00 pm
Optional Assembly: If you’d like to help prep ingredients, roll, and learn the art of sushi making, join us early at 3:00 PM! (This is completely optional—feel free to just arrive at 5:00 PM ready to eat!) Our evening focuses on a delicious variety of hand-crafted sushi. Appetizers: We will start the evening with Miso soup and Tsukemono (traditional Japanese pickles). The Main Course: A wide selection of Makizushi (sushi rolls) and Nigiri (hand-pressed sushi with toppings). We will have plenty of fresh fish and vegetarian options available to accommodate everyone!  $40 per person, limit of 12 people.

E111:  Join Nancy and David on Sunday, November 8, 2-5 p.m., for a lively evening of strategy and social fun at our Game Night fundraiser! Whether you’re a seasoned pro or a complete beginner, you’ll have the chance to master the deck-building of Dominion or test your luck brewing potions in The Quacks of Quedlinburg. We’ll provide the snacks and the tutorials—all you need to bring is your competitive spirit and a desire to meet new people.  $20 per person, limit of 10 people.

E112: Join Nancy and David on Saturday, June 6 at 9 a.m. in Heyburn State Park for a morning of history and nature as we guide you on a guided 3.5-mile hike along the Doug’s Trail loop. Over approximately three hours, we will cross the historic St. Maries Line Railroad and climb to overlook of the lake before descending for a relaxing vegetarian picnic in a cool cedar grove near the Plummer Marsh—a premier
destination for birdwatchers. It is the perfect chance to explore one of the region’s most scenic landscapes while enjoying great food and even better company. Carpooling will be arranged. Maximum number of people: 15.
Price $20 per person

E113:  Enjoy an authentic Mexican Street Food Extravaganza with the Salsburys! Lysa and Tom Salsbury invite you to enjoy a variety of delicious made-from-scratch Mexican antojitos at their home on Saturday, July 18 at 6:00 pm. Enjoy classic dishes like elotes, flautas, tostadas, and chilaquiles, washed down with a Michelada or un tequilita. There might be some flan casero or arroz con leche for dessert, too! $40 per person. Limit 20 guests.

E114: Jewelry Making Workshop. Join Lysa Salsbury for a fun, relaxing evening of jewelry making and snacks. I’ll bring my extensive bead collection and a large supply of ear wires, clasps, chains, cord, etc. Feel free to bring any beads you have that you’d like to turn into a jewelry project, or jewelry that
needs repair or repurposing. Wednesday, September 16 from 5:00-8:00 pm. All supplies and snacky hors d’oeuvres included. $25 per person, limit 15.

E115: Private Wine Tasting for nine people at Third Seed Station, 215 S Main Street in Moscow on June 16 from 5:30 – 7:30 pm. We will taste 5-6 wines, selected for the occasion and have a charcuturie board created by Chef Jolena Owen.  Offered by Kat Clancy.  $40 per person. Limit 9 people

E116: Tomato Brunch on the Hamilton’s deck September 13 at noon. Come to taste Joel’s selection of Heirloom tomato varieties. Enjoy a variety of tomato dishes and desserts and socialize with your fellow
tomato lovers. $25 per person, No limit.

E117:  Enjoy a Mediterranean dinner on Elisabeth Berlinger’s porch. Most of the menu will be inspired by her recent trip to Greece. September 12, limit 12 guests, $40 each.

E118: Attend an elegant dinner and enjoy Elisabeth Berlinger’s cooking. Think white table cloth, sterling silverware, antique plates, candle light and delicious food. June 26, limit 6 guests, $50 per person.

E119: Ukrainian Egg Class/Workshop. Learn to make spectacular Ukrainian Eggs or if you already know how to make eggs come join other egg makers for fun and inspiration. All materials supplied; you don’t have to bring a thing. Children are welcome, but because the class involves poisonous dyes, open flames and hot wax, children must be accompanied by a responsible adult.
Price: $30/person, $45/family, $25 experienced egg maker
Date: March 7, 1:00-4:00pm tentatively

E120:  Dinner for four at Zena Hartung’s home.  June 5 @ 5 pm.  $35/person.

E121: The Art of Extracts-Homemade Vanilla.  Learn about the history, selection of beans + spirits and a detailed guide through making your first vanilla extract. Who knew there were so many delicious options! Supplies + instruction provided, with snacks and social hour. Participants will go home with their own vanilla creation.  Offered by Jen Elliott.
Sat. Oct 17th, 2-4p
Up to 10 people, $40 per person

E122: Chinese Pot Sticker, Ping Pong, Garden Party! Learn how to make authentic, homemade, Chinese pot stickers. We will have meat and vegetarian options from scratch. Dinner, drinks, dessert included. Gather under the fall tree canopy of our yard. Ping pong playing and watching, optional, but a fun way to laugh the night away; best therapy ever; all skill levels welcome!  Offered by Jen Elliott.
September 5th, 5pm.
Up to 6 people. $25 per person.

E123: Garden Printmaking Prayer Flags.  Offered by Jen Elliott. Entry level block carving and printmaking on colorful scrap fabric with garden themes (think veggies and flowers) to make a string of prayer flags. Each participant will go home with a beautiful handmade string of flags for indoor or covered outdoor use. An ode to the earth and all she gives us!
November 14th, 2p (approx. 3 hrs)
Up to 10 people, $40 per person.
Participants must be 14 or older or accompanied by a parent.

E124:  Japan slideshow and dessert.  Offered by Karen and Michael Jennings. Join Karen and Michael Jennings for dessert and a slide show about Karen’s experience living and studying in Nagano, Japan and Michael and Karen’s exploration of Osaka, Kyoto, Hiroshima, and Kansai Peninsula, which included hiking along a section of the Kumano Kodo sacred trail.

Saturday, November 14 at 7 pm.
Limit: 8 people $15/person

LA200:  A gift card to Moscow Building Supply in the amount of $200.00.  Offered by Craig McCleary & Suzanne Seigneur

LA201:  A Year’s Supply of Homemade Granola!
Lysa Salsbury will make and deliver two 1lb. bags of her homemade granola to your home every month for an entire year! The granola is all-natural, gluten-free and dairy-free, and has no processed sugar. It is DELICIOUS! The basic recipe has oats, sliced almonds, pumpkin seeds, cinnamon, salt, vegetable oil, date syrup, honey, and vanilla extract. Lysa will customize your granola each month, if desired–substitutions/additions could include using a different oil, different seeds/nuts, adding dried fruit or chocolate chips, etc. You tell me what you want and I’ll make it! Value: $240, starting bid: $50

LA202: Cabin on lake Cda. 3 days and 2 nights.  Can sleep 10.  Offered by Cindy Magnuson

LA203: A concert by The Chelseas in the UUCP Sanctuary. Starting bid $300

LA204:  Gift Certificate for lodging at Wallowa Lake Lodge and Cabins, Joseph, Oregon. Offered by Rich Alldredge and Judy Meuth.  Value $300.00

LA205: A steel potting bench made by local steel artist Shelly Gilmore, who used a pickup tailgate to make a drop-down work area. The bench includes hose storage, holders for rakes etc. and is embellished with steel leaf cutouts. This is a one-of-a-kind item made by a favorite Moscow artist!  Offered by the Nelsons. Opening bid $50.

LA206: Rosebud Cottage Getaway! Enjoy three days and two nights at Rosebud
Cottage near Wallowa Lake, Oregon. Rosebud accommodates up to 3 adult
couples or 2 couples and up to 4 children. Stay is limited to before May 25, 2026 or after October 6, 2026, including some early dates in 2027 (all subject to prior bookings). During the Leonards’ ownership, Rosebud has been the location where a book was completed for publication and a Ph.D. dissertation was completed. Retail value: $300. Suggested starting bid: $100.

LA207: Baby grand piano.  Lovingly restored by our own Jon Anderson, this piano has a robust sound and holds pitch extremely well.  Offered by Elizabeth Stevens. Suggested price: $200

LA208: Pecan pie offered by Mary Jo Hamilton.  Starting bid: $25

LA209: Gooseberry pie offered by Margaret Dibble.  Starting bid $25.

LA210: Cleopatra cake—Take an imaginary trip down the Nile with this decadent cake sweetened with Moscato wine, notes of citrus, and crowned with sugar crusted grapes. The recipe is by Yotam Ottelenghi, owner of London’s Ottolenghi Bakery and a frequent NY Times recipe contributor.  Offered by Gail Miller.  Starting bid:$25

LA211: An ultrasound just for grins. Want to see your heart, never believed you actually had a kidney?Want to hold an ultrasound and look for yourself? Show your kids some science on the hoof? Not for diagnostic purposes.  Offered by Dr. Janice Boughton.

LA212: Cake offered by Carolyn Shoemaker.  Starting Bid $25.

SA300: Baby Sweater. Acrylic & Wool blend. Machine wash cold on delicate settings or hand wash. Tumble dry low or lay flat to dry. Offered by Ami Scott. $35 starting bid

SA301: 50 year old wooden snow shoes with beaded moccasins bought from Hudson Bay Company in Grande Prairie Alberta Canada.  Offered by Linda Pike.  Starting bid $25

SA302:  Beautiful large end table lamp.  Offered by Dana and Linda Dolson.  Starting bid $10.

SA303: Nine John LeCarre spy novels.  Offered by Mary and Archie George.  John LeCarre is considered a world famous spy writer. Most of LeCarré’s books are spy stories set during the Cold War(1945–91) and portray British Intelligence agents as unheroic political functionaries, aware of the moral ambiguity of their work and engaged more in psychological than physical drama.  Starting bid $10 for all nine books.

SA304: Six Adam Dalgliesh mystery novels by PD James.  PD James was a highly regarded British mystery writer. Offered by Mary and Archie George.  Starting bid $10 for all six books.

SA305: Garlic grater plate. $10

SA306: A non toxic weed zapper. New, in the box. Purchased from Sharper Image. It has never been used. The value is approximately $100. The name on the box is Weederase.  Offered by Judy Becker.  Starting bid $25.

SA307: Multi-function fermentation pot.  LIKE NEW – Never used.  For making kimchi, yogurt, sweet rice wine, natto, black garlic, fruit wine, fruit vinegar.   Minimum bid:  $15.00.  ($139.00 new on Amazon.) Offered by Frances Newcombe.

SO400: Chelsey Lewallen is offering 1 hour private sewing/ repair lesson and a
copy of her clothing alterations and repair book for one person.  Starting at $50.

SO401: Steve Flint is offering to haul stuff, dump run, etc. One pickup load $35. (Note: truck has a shell, so extra large chairs or large box spring mattress will not fit.) Offered to up to 5 people.  Time limit of 2 hours.

SO402:  Bumblebee survey!  We’ll come to your yard with all equipment necessary to do a 45-minute bumblebee survey. We net individual bumblebees, chill them in our cooler, take photographs, then release them back into your yard. Total survey time varies on the number of bees we can catch, but is usually between 1-2 hours total.  We upload the photos and data to bumblebeewatch.org within a few days.  Offered by Evelyn Simon.  Starting bid is $50.

S0403: Jim Frenzel is offering three bridge lessons, Sunday evenings in the Fellowship Hall from 7-9 pm. No experience needed! Must be 19+ and no pets. :-). Beginner play could continue on Sunday evenings in the Fellowship Hall. $5 per person, unlimited signup.

SO404: Art class by Pam Arborgreen. She’ll teach her method of glass collage art. Each student will be given all the materials to complete a 10″ x 12″ project on the day of the event. To be held at UUCP on a date to be determined later. Max # of attendees: 8 $40 per attendee.

SO405: Learn how to make a killer apple pie. Pam Arborgreen is hosting this popular event this year. We’ll meet before your holiday baking schedule ramps UP! Fall date to be determined later.
$20 per student max of 10 students of age 10 and up.

SO406: Summer supper delivered to you!  Offered by Pam Arborgreen
8 Dinner Portions: BBQ pork ribs, potato salad and apple pie – All of these items will be home cooked from scratch.  $85

SO407: Hand made cookies for hanging on your Christmas Tree!  Offered by Pam Arborgreen. These are homemade and have decorative frosting on each one. Tree hangers are included. Every sugar cookie is eatable.  3 dozen cookies delivered to you in the first week in December 2026. $75

SO408: Picked for YOU: One quart of fresh hand-picked Idaho wild blackberries. Delivered to you asap! $30 (these berries ripen in July and August) Offered by Pam Arborgreen.

SO409:  Going out of town? Want to avoid boarding your furry friend? This item is good for 1 week of dog or cat sitting while you are away. Let us love on your fur-child while you are traveling. Pullman households only.   Offered by Carolyn Shoemaker. Starting bid: $30/wk

SO410: 4 hours of nonjudgmental decluttering help! You choose the room and we will work to bring it back to its intended use. Imagine your well-used art studio transformed into a place to create more art. Or that guest room you’ve been using as a storage space. You choose a room and we will organize it.  Starting bid $80.  Offered by Carole Wells.

SO411:  Homemade cake of your choice! (Even if I haven’t made it before, I will for you!) Carrot, chocolate, lemon, angel food, pistachio, cheesecake… Offered by Beth Wiens.  Starting bid: $25

SO412: One multigrain round sourdough loaf baked for you for a special dinner or to have for toast or sandwich making for the week. Cost is $15 each and am offering 5 orders, one order per person/per event. Contact Joe Pallen to place order anytime between now and next Service Auction.

SO413:  Recumbent Bike riding lesson, recumbent training bike included. One hour, $35.00  Unlimited number. Offered by Al Poplawsky

SO414:  Gardening Advice: One hour. $35.00 Unlimited number.  Offered by Al Poplawsky

SO415:  Sick Plant Diagnosis. One hour. $35.00 Unlimited number.  Offered by Al Poplawsky, Ph.D. Plant Pathology

SO416: One pound of home-roasted coffee. Offered by Mark Willis.  Your choice of coffee from around the world will be roasted in my little home roaster. You can choose lighter, medium or semi-dark roasts of coffee from specialty coffee supplier Sweet Maria’s. Most of their coffee is “Farm Gate”, negotiated directly with farms and co-ops at Fair-trade or higher rates. $20. Maximum 2 lb per household or 20 lbs total to be delivered sometime over the next 10-12 months (this is a hobby scale project!).

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