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VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNTIES
• Be a Lifesaver and come help us set up. Itʼs a party all by itself.
• Weʼll need swabbies to work under the Stewardship of our Silent Auction Chair, Kerry Perez and Decorations Chair Lisa Wan.. Help transport items, decorate and organize the silent auction area, and put the finishing touches on the tables and centerpieces.
• During the live auction we will need spotters to assist Cap- tain Molak lock in the winning bidders.
• Canʼt make the 5:30 Embarkation, but still want to help that night? Kerry Perez will be looking for crew to assist in wrapping up the Silent Auction; a much easier job with our new improved Check Out Procedures.
• Last but not least, as the ship sails into the sunset, weʼll need a few stout and sturdy hands to help with clean up. No drunken sailors allowed.
A FEW MORE HELPFUL TIPS FROM YOUR CRUISE DIRECTORS...
• What to wear? Whether dressed for a balmy evening stroll on the beach or a Black Tie dinner at the Captainʼs table, it all works.
• Anchors Away and throw caution to the wind – Come Early! Bid Often! Stay Late!
•Reviewyourcatalogandcheckyourcalendar. Somedates for some auction events are already set. Fill out your shop- ping list from the catalog and bring it along.
• Take a moment upon arrival and let our Shipʼs Photogra- pher take your photo with the Captain. A once in a lifetime opportunity.
• If you have to miss the cruise, assign another passenger who is sailing with us to have them bid on your behalf.
• “A full ship is a happy ship” so RSVP right away. You wonʼt want to miss a moment.
FATHER MARTIN’S CLOCK
What can I say about this timeless treasure? It sure looks great in my entryway! Father Martin. Is a true craftsman.
to Michael Graves
HEARST CASTLE
Feeling like a King and Queen on this holiday week- end at Hearst Castle. This is more magical than the North Pole.
to Santa Claus