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Going, going, gone at Central Synagogue auction
Top of DeMott goods and services auction draws large, lively crowd
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Andy and Vivian Greenstein bid on a Willy Mays autographed photo.
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Teresa Richman is going on a weekend getaway.
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Sam and Susan Rieff won the auction for a package of brisket.
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Nina Roll, left, and Randi Lipkin co-chaired the goods and services auction.
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Alec Brondolo, Jackie Gillis, Nicole Siegel and Alex Schwarz were the attentive servers at the Saturday evening event.
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Les Gilbert auctioned off the goods and services. He was joined in his duties by Central Synagogue's Rabbi Marc Gruber and Chuck Vining.
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About 150 people attended the recent Top of DeMott Goods and Services Auction that organizers said was very successful, both financially and socially. Rabbi Marc Gruber, Les Gilbert and Chuck Vining were joined by many volunteers as they auctioned off a handcrafted kayak, Gibson guitar, Weber barbeque grill, signed artwork and handmade decorative pillows, throws and scarves, as well as Yankees, Giants, Jets and Mets tickets, a weekend at a Glen Cove mansion, a window decorating service and a country club golf outing.
In addition to wine, hot and cold hors d’oeuvres and desserts, attendees also enjoyed winnings from a 50/50 raffle and balloon and silent auctions.
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