Blacktie & Tailpipes Gala

Friday, July 13, 2012  7:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Oakmont Country Club

 

 Our annual automotive celebration launches our Race Week on Friday July 13 at the historic Oakmont Country Club. Cost is only $250 per ticket or $1,900 for a table of 8. Tickets are selling fast so please act quickly.

OakmontOakmont has been selected as host of the U.S. Open nine times, more than any other course and will host the tournament again in 2016. It has also played host to three PGA Championships, five U.S. Amateurs and two U.S. Women’s Opens. In total championships hosted (21) it also far outranks any other course.

Maggie Schmotzer and her committee once again did a tremendous job with the 2011 gala – setting a record for funds raised. The committee is hard at work selecting rare and unique gift packages for the live and silent auctions. If you are interested in joining the committee or contributing an auction item please email Maggie.

Our 2012 Sponsors

Hoechstetter Printing RR Donnelley

Duquesne Light     Metropolitan Window Company   Eyetique

2012 Committee

We’re gearing up for another fabulous event and a big thank you goes to our Committee. We welcome anyone who wants to join the committee – if you are interested in learning more please email Maggie Schmotzer.

Maggie Schmotzer – Gala Chair
Kim & Bart Buckley
Michelle and Dan DelBianco
Melissa Schmotzer Harmon – Silent Auction
Lisa Hrynda – Decorating
Linda Liotus
April Mosites – Silent Auction
Gigi Saladna – PR
Donna Baran
Megan Schmotzer – Marketing
Jackie Schratz

Dress Code

This event is a black-tie dress code. For the ladies; evening gowns or cocktail dresses.

Flowers by:

Bloomers Floral Studio
643 Allegheny Avenue
Oakmont, PA 15139

Entertainment

Billy HartungBilly Hartung - As an actor Billy has appeared on Broadway, off-Broadway, in films, television and in regional theaters throughout the country. Currently he can be seen singing and dancing in the movie musical “CHICAGO” (Miramax). He is thrilled to have been invited to perform in both the 75th Annual Academy Awards and The 25th Anniversary of the Kennedy Center. With over 1,000 performances on a Broadway stage, Billy has been featured in the ““Original Casts”” of three Broadway shows, Side Show, Footloose and Minnelli on Minnelli: at the Palace Theatre. Other Highlights include productions with Pittsburgh City Theatre, Pittsburgh Public Theatre, Pittsburgh CLO, The Pittsburgh Playhouse, Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra, The Pittsburgh Opera, New York City Centers ENCORES!, The Paper Mill Playhouse, The Goodspeed Opera House, The Kennedy Center for Performing Arts, The Manhattan Theatre Club, and Lucille Lortels’ White Barn Theatre. Other credits include: Striking Distance, The Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade, and The CBS Today Show.

Lee Terbosic - Lee is a professional comedy magician from Pittsburgh, PA that entertains both corporate & college audiences across the country. He performs both stand-up & close-up comedy magic. He started in the art of magic at the young age of 12, after seeing another magician perform live for the first time at a birthday party. Since that day, Lee has been hooked on magic and everything about it. Lee honed his craft for the next few years and before his 16th birthday Lee was already becoming a seasoned professional. Performing at local restaurants, doing family parties, to even larger shows for organizations & schools, Lee was well on his way from taking a hobby to a career.

After high school, Lee decided to attend Robert Morris University and during his college career he continued to perform and even implemented what he was learning in classes to his real world working performances. In 2008, he graduated and then made the jump into being a full-time professional comedy magician as a serious career.

Lee has travels the country performing at colleges, trade shows, corporate functions and comedy clubs. He has won various awards for his talents over the years but his true reward is just being able to do what he loves for a living. Who would have ever known that seeing a magic show at the age of 12 would change his life from that moment on.