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AutumnFest Auction and Raffle Items 2015 Please note that items, values and terms are subject to change. List as of October 30, 2015. Item Donor Name Description Market Value Autographed Jim Abbott Baseball Al Bobrofsky Jim Abbott Autographed baseball--1988 USA Olympic Team $150 Autographed Steve Garvey Baseball Al Bobrofsky Steve Garvey autographed baseball--player for MSU, L.A. Dodgers, and San $150 Diego Padres Autographed Joe Morgan Baseball Al Bobrofsky Joe Morgan Autographed baseball--Hall of Fame $150 Autographed Gates Brown Baseball Al Bobrofsky Gates Brown Autographed baseball--Detroit Tigers $150 Autographed Hal Newhouser Baseball Al Bobrofsky Hal Newhouser Autographed baseball--Hall of Fame $150 Autographed Isiah Thomas Baseball Al Bobrofsky Isiah Thomas Autographed baseball $150 Autographed Ernie Harwell Baseball Al Bobrofsky Ernie Harwell Autographed baseball--sportscaster for Detroit Tigers $150 Mackinac Tractor Parade Package Ben and Annette Kudwa Drive an antique tractor across the Mackinac Bridge in the Antique Tractor $1,210 Bob and Roxane Baumgras Parade on September 9, 2016. Package include a 3-night hotel stay at the Owosso Tractor Parts Bavarian Lakefront Inn (September 8-10, 2016) in, St. Ignace, Mich. Complimentary ride from Little Bear Arena in St. Ignace to Mackinac City to meet up with the tractors and drivers. Buyer of package will be placed towards the head of the parade in line in a position of a guest of honor for the bridge crossing. All fees connected to crossing the bridge will be covered. A complementary lunch at the Little Bear Arena following the parade on Sept. 9, dinner for two complements of the Owosso Tractor Club on Friday, Sept. 9 with crossing organizer Bob Baumgras, his staff and other key participants in the Antique Tractor Bridge Crossing event. Also includes ferry tickets for two people to Mackinaw Island to be used on September 8, 9 or 10. The 2015 parade included 1,091 tractors. $250 Inn Stay Certificate Black Star Farms $250 gift certificate for Inn guest stay. Valid for Sunday-Thursday only. $250 MSU Football Deluxe Framed Panorama Blakeway Worldwide Panoramas, Inc. MSU Football Deluxe Framed Panorama "Stripe the Stadium" taken $200 September 12, 2015 during the MSU vs. Oregon football game. Baby Spartan Gift Basket Brad and Tonia Ritter Spartan themed hooded towel, two burp cloths, two onesies, and bath $50 supplies Overnight Stay Candlewood Suites Gift Certificate for overnight accommodations in a studio suite $129 VIP Tour & Tasting for 6 People Chateau Chantal VIP Tour & Tasting for six people $150 AutumnFest Auction and Raffle Items 2015 Please note that items, values and terms are subject to change. List as of October 30, 2015. Item Donor Name Description Market Value Overnight Stay Cherry Tree Inn & Suites One Night Stay in a Torch Lake Suite $200 American Ethanol Gift Basket Corn Marketing Program of Michigan American Ethanol memorabilia and two tickets to June 12, 2016 NASCAR $400 NASCAR Tickets race at Michigan International Speedway in a suite. One Hour Massage Creative Wellness Certificate for a one hours massage with Marissa or Maurice $75 MSU Football Lamp Dick and Casey Chase MSU football helmet on base of lamp $100 MSU Hanging Stocking Dick and Casey Chase MSU Hanging green and white Christmas stocking $10 Rose Bowl Hat Dick and Casey Chase Rose Bowl hat $7 MSU Plastic Cup Dick and Casey Chase Small MSU plastic cup $1 Michigan State Basketball T-Shirt Dick and Casey Chase White MSU Basketball Nike t-shirt TBD Three Green Thermos Cups Dick and Casey Chase Three green thermos cups $1.50 MSU Pet Slicker Dick and Casey Chase MSU Pet Slicker for a small dog $10 MSU Cookie Jar Dick and Casey Chase MSU Cookie jar with lid $10 Green and White Candle Dick and Casey Chase Green and white candle $2 Green and White Afghan Dick and Casey Chase Green and white afghan with a snowflake pattern $26 Football Salt and Pepper Shakers Dick and Casey Chase Ceramic football salt and pepper shakers $6 Peel and Stick MSU Wall Decals Dick and Casey Chase Peel and Stick MSU Wall Decals $5 Green and White Wallet Dick and Casey Chase Green and white ladies wallet $16 White Wicker Basket with Autumn Dish Towel Dick and Casey Chase White wicker basket, autumn dish towel, and autumn leaves decoration $11 MSU Autographed Basketball Dick and Casey Chase MSU Basketball signed by head coach, Jud Heathcote, and assistant $166 coaches, Herb Williams, Tom Izzo, and Jim Boylen. Basketball is in protective case with an engraved plaque. MSU "Love" Slippers Dick and Casey Chase MSU "Love" Slippers for women $12 AutumnFest Auction and Raffle Items 2015 Please note that items, values and terms are subject to change. List as of October 30, 2015. Item Donor Name Description Market Value Dark Green Football Blanket Dick and Casey Chase Dark green football "Go Green" embroidered blanket $38 $25 Gift Card Eastwood Towne Center $25 Eastwood Towne Center Gift Card $25 Family Six-Pack for Entry Fifth Third Bank Michigan State Fair Family 4 Pack for Entry to the Fifth Third Bank Michigan State Fair $180 Family Four-Pack for Entry Fifth Third Bank Michigan State Fair Family Four-Pack for Entry to the Fifth Third Bank Michigan State Fair $120 MSU Metal Sign Friends of CANR MSU metal sign saying LOVE with a Spartan helmet. $45 Metal Sculpture Friends of CANR Michigan State University Metal Sculpture-Circle $75 MSU Metal Plaque Friends of CANR MSU Spartans Round metal plaque (Brown) $50 Tote Bag Friends of CANR Large Tote bag $18 Two Banana Leaf Silicon Lids Friends of CANR Two Banana Leaf silicon lids for casseroles $36 Christmas Plaque Friends of CANR Jim Shore Nativity Plaque $60 Child's MSU Hoodie Friends of CANR Youth Size XS Spartan Hoodie $16 MSU Tablecloth for Card Table Friends of CANR 52" Square plastic Spartan tablecloth $20 Spartan Earrings Friends of CANR Block S Earrings with Swarovski crystals $43 Spartan Necklace Friends of CANR Block S in silver circle with ring of Swarovski crystals $50 Collegiate Gnome Friends of CANR MSU Gnome for outdoors or indoor use $40 Collection of MSU Items Friends of CANR 2 MSU Luggage Tags, Green and White Christmas ornaments, and 1993 $60 Football bust mug with MVP from 1931-1992 Wine Glasses and Cheese Utensils Friends of CANR 4 wine glasses and modern cheese utensils $25 Large Candle Green Friends of CANR Large green candle with white pine trees $26 Large White Candle Friends of CANR Large white candle with a cardinal $30 Two Wool Pins by Baabaazuzu Friends of CANR Michigan made, one of a kind wool pins $46 "Shirt Off His Back" Apron Friends of CANR Blue and white apron with ruffle made from a man's shirt $29 AutumnFest Auction and Raffle Items 2015 Please note that items, values and terms are subject to change. List as of October 30, 2015. Item Donor Name Description Market Value Cashmere Scarf Friends of CANR Long narrow red and black cashmere scarf $45 Block S Necklace Friends of CANR Block S necklace on gold chain $35 Water Park Passes Full Blast Family Entertainment Center Four passes for general admission $36 Dinner for Four Hall of Fame Café Dinner for four including four adult dinners, four non-alcoholic beverages, $100 and two appetizers. Wading Trip for Michigan Steelhead James W. Bedford Wading trip on a Michigan river for steelhead, with famous Michigan angler $200 and author James W. Bedford. Date and river to be mutually decided. Date and river to be mutually decided. Equipment and waders provided if needed. Jiffy Auction Package "Jiffy" Mixes One Tour Case containing 24 boxes of assorted JIFFY mix product, One $55 book entitled, "Jiffy: A Family Tradition," One recipe booklet, and two t- shirts Three Night Stay at Falling Rock Lodge in Jeff and Nancy Dwyer Enjoy three nights of magic during one weekend in May, mid-June, $450 Munising, MI September, or October 2016 at Falling Rock Lodge on Beautiful Powell Lake, Munising, MI. Three Basketball Tickets Jim and Kathy Grace Three Lower Bowl Men's Basketball Tickets $120 State Room Dinner for Two Kellogg Hotel and Conference Center Dinner for two at The State Room Restaurant $70 Lansing Lugnuts Gift Package Lansing Lugnuts Four tickets, a hat, baseball, program, and team picture. $75 Michigan Apple Gift Basket Michigan Apple Committee Gift basket of Michigan Apple gear. $80 Asparagus Gift Basket Michigan Asparagus Advisory Board Asparagus items, including :Salsa, Guacamole, and Pickled Asparagus $100 Cherry Gift Basket Michigan Cherry Committee Gift Basket with Cherry Items TBD Michigan Wine Picnic Tote Michigan Grape and Wine Industry Insulated Tote, Two Wine Glasses Bottle of Michigan Wine, Corkscrew, $90 Council Cheese Board and Knife, Vintage Michigan membership NASCAR XFINITY Series Race Michigan International Speedway Two tickets to the Saturday, June 11, 2016 NASCAR XFINITY Series race $198 and Two Saturday, June 11, 2016 Budweiser Acceleration Club Passes. AutumnFest Auction and Raffle Items 2015 Please note that items, values and terms are subject to change. List as of October 30, 2015. Item Donor Name Description Market Value Merindorf Meats Gift Basket Michigan Meat Association Great package filled with Merindorf meat products $100 Blueberry Food Items Gift Crate Michigan Turkey Producers Blueberry Food Items Gift Crate TBA Golden Legacy Coat Michigan Turkey Producers Zip Up Golden Legacy WearGuard Coat Size L $90 Michigan Turkey Sweatshirt Michigan Turkey Producers Michigan Turkey Crewneck Sweatshirt-Red Size XL TBA Michigan Turkey Sweatshirt Michigan Turkey Producers Michigan Turkey Crewneck
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