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Zion Christian School Saturday, October 14, 2017 ZION CHRISTIAN SCHOOL SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14, 2017 Page 1 Page 2 WELCOME TO THE We appreciate your support in helping to make this exciting evening a success. You have donated generously, given of your time, and helped in countless and unseen ways. Above all, we are thankful to our God for His faithfulness. We are humbled and blessed by the many ways God has provided for Zion over the years. It is our hope and prayer that He will use this auction to further His kingdom here at Zion. Please remember to take this guide with you to the auction, as the number of copies available at the event is limited. Also, don’t forget that there will be a drawing for a $1,000 tuition credit at the end of the auction. This credit can be applied to the family of your choice. You MUST register as a bidder AND be present at the time of the drawing to be eligible. If the winner leaves his or her bid card with a friend or relative, that bid number CANNOT win the tuition credit. Schedule 4:30 Doors open. Dinner served until 6:30 Silent table #2 closes 6:00 (cost by donation). Bidding 6:45 Bake table #1 closes begins on the silent auction tables, the bake tables, and the 7:00 Silent table #3 closes gift card wall. 7:15 Silent table #4 closes 6:00 LIVE AUCTION BEGINS 7:30 Bake table #2 closes 6:15 Gift Card Wall closes 6:15 Silent table #1 closes 7:45 Silent table #5 closes You must register and receive a bid number before making any bids or purchases. Bids must be raised by a minimum of $2 on silent auction items and baked goods. We have tried to accurately represent the items in the auction, to the best of our ability. Payment can be made with cash, check, or credit card. For your convenience, we will hold all of your purchases for you until you leave. Page 1 Page 2 1010 Yankee Candle: Delicious Apple Silent Items Donor: Matthew & Christy Rozema Table One 1011 One Night Stay for Two at Farmstead Inn in Shipshewana 1001 His and Hers Bundles Donor: Farmstead Inn & Conference Center Each bundle includes hat, t-shirt, pen, coaster, can cover, and note pad 1012 Vegetable Beef Soup Mix Donor: Caledonia Farmers' Elevator Donor: Les & Barb Berkenpas 1002 Thirty-One Deluxe Utility Tote, Black & 1013 Zion Mug with Hot Chocolate Mix White Donor: Les & Barb Berkenpas Donor: Vernon C. & Linda Verduin 1014 $50 Gift Certificate to Strider's 1003 Haircut with Hi-Lite, Color, or Perm Donor: Strider's Donor: Anne Van Solkema 1015 Four-Person Splash Pack 1004 Four Tickets to Impression 5 Museum in Lansing Donor: Holland Community Aquatic Center Donor: Impression 5 1016 One Dozen Pig-In-the-Blankets, 1005 One Dozen Pig-In-the-Blankets, Unbaked, Frozen Unbaked, Frozen Donor: Arlan & Heidi Rouwhorst Donor: Arlan & Heidi Rouwhorst 1017 $20 Gift Card to Byron Center Meats, 1006 Certificate for One Case Beef Sizzlers T-Shirt, and Seasoning Donor: Stehouwer Frozen Foods, Inc. Donor: Byron Center Meats 1007 One-Month Adult or Family Membership 1018 Four General Admission Tickets to John to any YMCA G. Shedd Aquarium Donor: YMCA of Grand Rapids Donor: John G. Shedd Aquarium 1008 Girl's Diaper Cover Set 1019 $25 Gift Card to Gemmen's and a Men's Small T-Shirt Donor: Jan's Unique Creations Donor: Gemmen's Inc. 1009 18 Holes of Golf for Four, Walking, at Pilgrim's Run Golf Club, Monday - 1020 Four Lawn Seat Tickets and Certificate Thursday for Two Youth T-Shirts Donor: Pilgrim's Run Golf Club Donor: West Michigan Whitecaps Page 3 1021 Two Free Oil Changes at Tires 2000 1032 Toy Gator Donor: Tires 2000 Donor: Greenmark Group - Jenison 1022 Crocheted Washcloths Pkg A 1033 Scripture Throw Pillow Donor: Rev. Larry & Sarah Johnson Donor: Ken & Karen Schuiteman 1023 $25 Gift Card Towards Any Service at 1034 Lightning McQueen Pillow Case Design 1 Salon Spa Donor: Rev. Larry & Sarah Johnson Donor: Design 1 Salon & Spa 1035 Reclaimed Tool "Grace" Sign 1024 $20 Gift Card to Country Needleworks Donor: Derek & Jennifer Stumph Donor: Country Needleworks 1036 Crocheted Washcloths Pkg B 1025 Insulated Bag and Certificate for Four of Bob's Famous Sizzlers Donor: Rev. Larry & Sarah Johnson Donor: Bob's Butcher Block 1037 Lighthouse Accent Lamp 1026 Floating Pool Chair Donor: Rev. Larry & Sarah Johnson Donor: Zager Pool & Supply 1038 $25 Gift Card to Koetsier Greenhouse 1027 Boy Bookworm Metal Art Donor: Koetsier Greenhouse Donor: Michael & Vickie Nordyke 1039 Refillable Popcorn Bucket with Two $10 Gift Cards to Celebration Cinema 1028 $10 Gift Card to Well's Orchard Donor: Celebration Cinema Donor: Well's Orchard 1040 Hunter's Travel Mug 1029 Two Yeti Rambler 20 oz Stainless Steel Vacuum Insulated Tumblers with Lids in Donor: Ausra Equipment Tahoe Blue 1041 Six Car Wash Certificates Bring your favorite hot drink to all the games in these blue & grey Yeti mugs. Donor: Parkway Express Lube Donor: Mark & Kimberly Pyper 1042 One Night Stay, Monday-Thursday, in Hot Tub Room at The Shack 1030 $50 Credit for Photography Donor: The Shack Bed and Breakfast Donor: j b johnson photography 1043 Autographed Photograph of Petr 1031 Three Piece Slumber Set - Girl's Mrazek of the Detroit Red Wings Donor: Nick & Wendi Suwyn Donor: Detroit Red Wings Page 4 1044 Reclaimed Tool "Hope" Sign 2009 Seven-Jar Basket of Homemade Assorted Jellies Donor: Derek & Jennifer Stumph Donor: John Moes 1045 Fujifilm Mini 8 Instant Camera, Pink 2010 Yankee Candle: Golden Cedarfrost Donor: Matthew & Christy Rozema 2011 $10 Gift Certificate to Field's Fabrics Table Two Donor: Field's Fabrics 2012 Vegetable Beef Soup Mix 2001 $25 Gift Certificate to Roeda Studios Donor: Les & Barb Berkenpas Donor: Roeda Studios 2013 Baby's Hooded Towel and Shoe Set 2002 Two Tickets to Any River City Improv Show Donor: Stephan & Emily Postma Donor: River City Improv 2014 School Desk for 18" Doll 2003 $10 Gift Certificate to Keegstra’s Dollar Donor: Herm & Pam Kloosterman Store 2015 Sterling Silver / Cultured Pearl Donor: Keegstra’s Dollar Store Necklace 2004 One Dozen Pig-In-the-Blankets, Donor: Swierenga Jewelers Unbaked, Frozen 2016 Gift Basket of Bb. Quenching Hair Donor: Arlan & Heidi Rouwhorst Products 2005 $50 Certificate to Brink Wood Products Donor: Panopoulos Salons Donor: Brink Wood Products, Inc. 2017 Frederik Meijer Garden and Sculpture Park Family Pack 2006 Four Passes for One Hour of Jump Time Good for admission for two adults and Donor: Sky Zone two children. 2007 Gift Certificate for a Five Pound Box of Donor: Frederik Meijer Gardens & Burger Patties and a Thermal Tote Sculpture Park Donor: Heffron Farms 2018 $25 Gift Card to Forest Hills Foods 2008 Dog Care Basket Donor: Forest Hills Foods Donor: Chow Hound Pet Supplies 2019 Weber Go-Anywhere Portable Gas Grill Donor: Gerrit's Appliance Inc. Page 5 2020 Three Month Membership to Premier 2030 Two Tickets to the Grand Rapids Athletic & Tennis Center Symphony Donor: Premier Athletic & Tennis Donor: Grand Rapids Symphony Center 2031 Two Thirty-Minute Range Passes 2021 Two Passes to the Great Escape Room Donor: Centershot Gun Range Donor: The Great Escape Room - Grand Rapids 2032 Four General Admission Passes to Adler Planetarium in Chicago 2022 One Dozen Pig-In-the-Blankets, Unbaked, Frozen Donor: Adler Planetarium Donor: Arlan & Heidi Rouwhorst 2033 $50 Gift Card to Parkway Express Lube 2023 Two $10 Gift Cards to Stems Flower Donor: Parkway Express Lube Market 2034 Christmas Table Runner Donor: Stems Flower Market Donor: Rev. Larry & Sarah Johnson 2024 Six-Person Basic or Four-Person Deluxe Paint-A-Pot Party and a $10 Gift Card 2035 Crocheted Washcloths Pkg C to Peek-A-Boutique Donor: Rev. Larry & Sarah Johnson Donor: Paint-A-Pot 2036 Certificate for One Case Pig-In-the- 2025 Grasshopper Metal Art Blankets Donor: Michael & Vickie Nordyke Donor: Stehouwer Frozen Foods, Inc. 2026 Four Lower Level Faceoff Tickets to any 2037 Light-Up Canvas Print, Winter Church 2017-2018 Griffins Hockey Game 2038 Certificate for Large Pizza Donor: Grand Rapids Griffins Donor: Marcos Pizza 2027 $25 Gift Card to Wyoming Stuyvesant Floral 2039 Pair of Child's Hunting Hats Donor: Wyoming Stuyvesant Floral Donor: Ausra Equipment 2028 $50 of Jerky Product from Dublin Jerky 2040 Six Car Wash Certificates and BBQ Donor: Parkway Express Lube Donor: Dublin Jerky and BBQ 2041 Crocheted Washcloths Pkg D 2029 Cleaning Basket Donor: Rev. Larry & Sarah Johnson Donor: Steve & Julie Johnson Page 6 2042 One Private Therapeutic Riding Lesson 3005 John Deere Vehicle Toy Gift Set for Special Needs Child or Adult Including two John Deere tractors and Special needs include physical, a John Deere pick-up truck cognitive, and/or emotional. Wheelchair accessible. Contact Karin Donor: Greenmark Group - M-40 at 616.570.1106 to discuss needs and schedule a time. 3006 Pan of Apple Dumplings, Unbaked Donor: Karin's Horse Connection Donor: Jim & Marilyn Proudfit 2043 Reclaimed Tool "Love" Sign 3007 Boy's Diaper Cover Set Donor: Derek & Jennifer Stumph Donor: Jan's Unique Creations 2044 Two One-Day Passes to Great Wolf 3008 $50 Gift Certificate to Southkent Lodge Water Park Veterinary Hospital Donor: Great Wolf Lodge Donor: Southkent Veterinary Hospital 2045 Delicious Fruit Design, Small, 1/2 3009 Yankee Candle: Harvest Wreath Dipped Donor: Matthew & Christy Rozema Donor: Edible Arrangements 3010 Amish-Made Drying Rack, 48" Wide Donor: Jim & Elisabeth Knott 3011 Vegetable Beef Soup Mix Table Three Donor: Les & Barb Berkenpas 3012 $50 Gift Card to Jurgens & Holtvluwer 3001 Thirty-One On the Double Set, Black and White Donor: Jurgens & Holtvluwer Donor: Vernon C.
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