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1LA His and Hers Cruiser Bikes Run your errands al fresco with his and hers 7-speed Schwinn cruiser bicycles. Slow down and enjoy the ride on these hip, lightweight, and durable two wheel wonders. A messenger/grocery carrier on his bike and basket on hers makes for a perfect pair. Value: $800 Ursuline Academy Board of Trustees 2LA Superb International Wines and Wine Cooler Superb international wines, both reds and whites, and a handsome stainless steel 30- bottle wine cooler will encourage more wonderful evenings at home enjoying friends and family. This wine cooler is a perfect addition to any kitchen, basement, or bar area and the wine will take you on a trip around the world. Value: $1,050 Michael & Mary McGraw and Dave & Jackie Johnson/Recker & Boerger 3LA Bengals vs. Colts Jungle Experience Check out the Bengals from a whole new angle! Four fans will meet at Paul Brown Stadium during the day before practice, savor a meet and greet with the some of the players and coaches plus grab a behind the scenes look at our favorite football team. December 8th at 1 pm you will find yourselves in the lower seating bowl cheering watching your newest BFFs… the Cincinnati Bengals! Value: Priceless Joe & Jean Desch, Gerry & Jenny Reilly, and Mike & Carla Rusconi 4LA Daveed’s NEXT Dinner Party for Eight in Your Home Daveed’s NEXT Restaurant chef and proprietor David Cook has graciously agreed to customize a uniquely presented family style dining experience for 8 in your home. The seasonally inspired global cuisine will be accented by two glasses of paired wine per guest. Savor the creative cuisine made famous by David and Liz Cook who have been delighting discriminating diners at their successful and innovative Cincinnati restaurants for years. Mutually agreeable Tuesday through Saturday date, excluding December. Expires June 30, 2014. Value: $1,275 Daveed’s NEXT Restaurant with Chef Proprietor David Cook and a Friend of Ursuline Academy 5LA Shop ‘til You Drop at Columbus Easton Town Center! Easton Town Center in Columbus is known for being “Close to Home. Far from Ordinary” and this overnight offers a little something for everyone. Three rooms at the Hilton, a $600 Visa card, and a leisurely visit to this top tier shopping destination is a much-needed indulgence. Designed to replicate a classic American main street with public spaces, fountains, a street grid, and an open-air pedestrian friendly setting, Easton’s posh town center includes most of our nation’s premier retailers. Value: $1,200 Ursuline Mothers’ Club 6LA Diamond Seats for Four at Great American Ballpark You’ll be sitting pretty in four Diamond Seats during an exciting Cincinnati Reds game of your choice during the 2014 season. This exclusive opportunity in the Diamond Club includes gourmet food and beverages along with some of the very best seats in the house! Mutually agreeable date during 2014 season. Value: $980 Tom & Jenny Greiwe Williams ’73 7LA “Wicked” Good Time With four Loge Center, Row B tickets to Wicked, you’re sure to be an incredibly “popular” theater-goer on Friday, March 14, 2014. One of the most entertaining musicals on today’s stage, the music, choreography, costumes, and set design are not to be missed. A $200 gift certificate to Eddie Merlot’s and $100 gift card to Mitchell’s Salon and Day Spa produce a tremendous evening for four that will defy gravity! Value: $700 Mike & Stephanie Hackman, Gerry & Jenny Reilly and Gerry & Tricia Vonderbrink 8LA Golf at Kenwood and Maketewah Country Clubs Test your skills at two of Cincinnati's original and most prestigious golf clubs - Maketewah and Kenwood Country Clubs. Your foursome will enjoy 18 holes including cart at both locations on the date of your choice. Lunch is also included at Maketewah. Value: $800 Kenwood Country Club and Maketewah Country Club 9LA Prime Parking for Your UA Lion Who hasn’t dreamt of this? Start your favorite UA Lion’s day worry-free with a personalized, designated parking spot for the 2014-2015 school year. Those precious, extra minutes each morning and afternoon are worth their weight in gold… we mean green! Offered to one lucky 2014-2015, licensed Ursuline driver. Value: Priceless Ursuline Academy 10LA Lambeau Field with the Packers You are headed straight into the excitement and unique atmosphere of Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wisconsin. Four football fans will have a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to attend a 2014 Green Bay Packers home game, including a VIP tour of the stadium and team facilities the day before the game, pre-game field passes, two game programs, and a much coveted parking pass. 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Wake up each day and choose to swim, relax by the water, boat, ski, or shop in downtown Petoskey. How’s that for Pure Michigan? Mutually agreeable date in June or September 2014. Boat not included. Value: $3,000 Dave & Kathy Dorger Schmitt ’81 14LA Great American Ballpark PNC Suite for 12 The Cincinnati Reds are sure to deliver a fantastic game for your party of 12, as you watch from the exclusive suite of PNC Bank. Game day will include 12 tickets, three parking passes, and traditional ballpark favorites of brats, hotdogs, chips, cookies, soft drinks, and more. Be there when that runner is rounding third and headed for home! Mutually agreeable date during the 2014 regular season. Value: $2,800 PNC Bank 15LA Club Car Golf Cart Picture yourself in this 2007 Club Car Precedent IQ golf cart in green! You and yours will be zipping around the neighborhood in style or spending happy hours on the golf course with this perfect gift for the guy or gal who has everything. 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This two bedroom, two bath, fourth floor condominium in Bradenton, Florida includes pool, fitness center, and greens fees. Valid for a mutually agreeable maximum four week stay within a calendar month. Expires November 2014. Value: $2,200 Jay & Teri Kneer Brokamp ’79 18LA 96th PGA Championship for Six at Valhalla The 96th PGA Championship returns to Valhalla Golf Club in Louisville, Kentucky for the first time in 14 years and your group of six will be there to see the magic. Your crew of golf devotees will be driven in style to the golfing event of the year in a custom Mercedes Sprinter Van and not have to worry about a thing. You’ll be counting down the hours ‘til Thursday, August 14, 2014 and oh what a day it will be! 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