The two dozen Silent Auction items ranged from a beauty gift basket from Tisa’s Salon & Spa to a limited edition print of Gail Pidduck’s “Planting Trees.” Oversized serigraphs by Val Bustos, fine stationary and a gift bag by Lettre Sauvage, Santa Paula Theater Center season tickets and tickets to the New West Symphony, a ride on the Fillmore & Western Railway for two, dinner at the Mupu Grill, an airplane ride or lesson from CP Aviation, a custom facial at Vanity on Main and a stay at the luxurious Penthouse Suite at the Glen Tavern Inn were among the Silent Auction prizes.The Live Auction was limited to seven items, and all drew great interest from the crowd. A vacation at the Mobley Beach House drew the highest bid from Javier Vega, with a three-day Baja cruise won after spirited back and forth bidding by Anita Pulido.Lunch and a ride-along with Police Chief Steve MacKinnon, golf with Santa Clara Valley Bank President/CEO Mike Hause, Limoneira Hot Air Balloon Ride and Brunch as well as the Firehouse Dinner for Four went fast, and the Crème Brulee cheesecake went big. “I never bought a $425 cheesecake before, but what is more precious than a Debbie Johnson cheesecake?” asked winner Bobkiewicz. “I got the cheesecake and supported the museum... what else could you want?”“It was really great how many people came out.... I saw some that I hadn’t seen before that I believe will be back,” said Orcutt, pleased with “reports from people of how they loved the atmosphere, loved the music and found the museum a great setting for the whole event.”The scene of numerous revolving exhibits and strong doses of industry and local history, Orcutt said that “Some take the museum for granted... but we still need money” to preserve and restore the city’s signature building and national landmark. “It’s a wonderful asset we have,” Orcutt added, “and we need to keep it going.”