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SCHEDULE of EVENTS 2:30-3:30 P.M SCHEDULE OF EVENTS 2:30-3:30 p.m. Registration at the Peck Welcome Center 3:30 p.m. Team photo expedition throughout the Zoo grounds 5:00 p.m. Silent Auction/Cocktails at the Peck Welcome Center 5:50 and 6:00 p.m. Silent Auction Sections Close (Please take your seats) 6:00 p.m. Live Auction with Gilbert Brown 6:30 p.m. Raffle Drawing Dinner Saz’s Signature BBQ Baby Back Ribs, Traditional Rotisserie Chicken, Balsamic-Marinated Vegetable Kabobs (Vegetarian), Ranch Beans with Andouille Sausage, Bourbon-Roasted Sweet Potatoes, Traditional Macaroni and Cheese, Homemade Creamy Coleslaw, Fresh Fruit Salad , Assorted Dinner Rolls and Butter Kids Korner Station: Ants on a Log, Cheese Cactus with Pretzel Sticks, PB&J, Bologna, Turkey and Ham Cracker Sliders, Pigs in a Blanket, Assorted Gelatin and Pudding Cups 7:30 p.m. Survivor’s Recognition Survivor Speaker - Vanessa Hood Video Fund-A-Need - 1 - Thank You! Because of our committed, generous and compassionate friends like you, Tricia’s Troops Cancer Connection has the honor, privilege and opportunity to make a very real difference in the lives of cancer patients throughout southeast Wisconsin. Believe us when we say we truly couldn’t do it without you. Please accept our heartfelt thanks for helping us carry on the vision and beautiful legacy of Tricia Wright...forever in our hearts. www.triciastroops.org Executive Director: Candice Strong E-Mail: [email protected] 120 E. Wisconsin Ave., Suite B Oconomowoc, WI 53066 (262) 569-7800 Where Faith is Planted, Miracles can Bloom! Proud to Support Tricia’s Troops MARKETING SOLUTIONS FOR THE HOSPITALITY & RESTAURANT INDUSTRIES MENUMASTERS.NET - 30 - - 3 - #130 PHOTO GREETINGS A set of 15 beautiful photo greeting cards. “FEEDING FRENZY” FUNDRAISER Donor: Larry Manne Value: 75.00 Minimum Bid: $35.00 We all need to eat...so why not help someone in need at the same time? #131 IN-EAR HEADPHONES All gift cards/certificates on the lit up palm tree will be sold at face value These In-Ear Headphones have remote and microphone technology made for and all proceeds will be used to purchase grocery gift cards for families in iPhone, iPad and iPod. Includes three sizes of silicone ear cushions. need who request this support as they face the many costs of cancer. PLUS A $25 iTunes gift card Donor: Koss Corporation and Anonymous To participate, snag as many of your favorite gift cards/certificates Value: $95.00 Minimum Bid: $45.00 as you’d like from the tree and take them to the adjacent volunteer station. #132 MARTINIZING Cash, checks or bidder numbers are acceptable methods of payment. A $200.00 gift card for Martinizing Dry Cleaning. Donor: Martinizing Dry Cleaning Hurry and grab these food/restaurant/grocery goodies before they’re gone! Value: $200.00 Minimum Bid:$100.00 #133 VEHICLE DETAIL • Applebee’s - $15, $25 • Joey’s Seafood - $20 This certificate is valid for a Gold Detail Package at Safro Toyota in Brookfield. • Black Shoe Hospitality - $25 • Original Pancake House - $20 (2) This package includes a full service wash, buff & hand wax exterior, paint sealant upgrade, complete interior detail, dress leather/vinyl, clean rims/tires, • Boneyard Pub & Grille - $25 • Palmer’s Steakhouse - $50 dress tires, clean & dress engine area, dress exterior trim, windshield • Bruegger’s Bagels - $15 (2) • Panera Bread - $10 (2) treatment, Rain X, wash set of 4 floor mats & 1 trunk mat. • Bullwinkle’s - $25 • Parkside 23 - $50 Donor: Safro Toyota Value: $189.00 Minimum Bid: $75.00 • Champps - $25 (2) • Pizza Hut - $10 (2) • Cold Stone Creamery $15 (6) • Revere’s Wells Street Tavern - $25 (2) #134 FOR HIM This Sport Clips gift basket includes a free haircut coupon, American Crew • Ground Round - $25 (2) • Sentry Foods - $25 (2) forming cream, American Crew 3-in-1 shampoo, a coffee cup, koozie and • Jason’s Deli - $25 • The Chocolate Factory - $25 (2) scraper. PLUS These two $25.00 gift cards from Burghardt Sporting Goods may be used in the Brookfield or Fox Point location. (Not redeemable for online • The Lakeside - $25 (4) purchases. PLUS A 10x10 Pizza Certificate for Marty’s Pizza. Donor: Sport Clips, Burghardt Sporting Goods and Marty’s Pizza Value: $125.00 Minimum Bid: $60.00 #135 PHOTO SESSION This certificate is valid for a photo session with Studio 29 Photography (voted The Knot Best of Wedding Photographers 2013-2016). Choose from a Life- style, Family, Children Portraits, Maternity or Newborn session. Choose your location for 45 minutes and 1 outfit. Images will be finalized with Studio 29 stylized editing. The package includes an online viewing and print order- ing gallery with an online slideshow along with unlimited downloads of all finalized images with print release, so you will have the rights to print or post online as you wish. Donor: Studio 29 Photography & Design Value: $400.00 Minimum Bid: $200.00 136 BAKERY FOR POOCH AND FOR YOU This $25 gift certificate is redeemable at The Doggy Bag -- a dog bakery and boutique in downtown Oconomowoc. PLUS Two $10 gift cards for Panera Bread. Donor: The Doggy Bag and Anonymous Value: $45.00 Minimum Bid: $25.00 #137 LANG ESSENTIALS A fashionable LANG Essential Tote filled with great LANG products such as a wall calendar, coloring book, coloring engagement planner, playing cards, latte mug, note cube, mini daily calendar, puzzle and boxed note cards. Donor: The LANG Companies, Inc. Value: $200.00 Minimum Bid: $100.00 - 28 - - 5 - #114 BLACK BELT ACADEMY This certificate is for three months of unlimited Tae Kwon Do lessons with a uniform for new students at J.K. Lee Black Belt Academy. (Must call for an LIVE AUCTION initial private lesson within 30 days at one of their 5 locations). Donor: J.K. Lee Black Belt Academy Value: $537.00 Minimum Bid: $200.00 Live Auction Procedures #115 BRAZILIAN JIU JITSU To bid on an item, attract the attention of the auctioneer by raising your Your family can enjoy a one month membership at Open Guard Brazilian Jiu bidder paddle high above your head. Each bid legally obligates the bidder to Jitsu in downtown Oconomowoc! Offerings include classes for men, women pay the bid price in full if his or her bid is deemed final. and children including cardio, kickboxing, Jiu Jitsu and hapkido. Donor: Open Guard Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Value: $189.00 Minimum Bid: $75.00 #001. “BICYCLE BUILT FOR TWO” You’d look sweet upon the seat of this Sun Tandem bicycle! Donor: The Powers Family Value: $499.00 FOR THE KIDS #116 PLAY DAY #002. “BADGERS FOOTBALL GAME DAY EXPERIENCE” This gift basket includes a $15 gift certificate to The Children’s Play Gallery in Celebrate Homecoming in style with this College Game Day Oconomowoc, zoo books, stickers, crayons, markers, scissors, glue sticks and experience on November 12th when Wisconsin takes on Illinois.This package logo items. PLUS A $20 gift certificate redeemable for merchandise or services includes 4 VIP tailgate passes courtesy of ESPN Madison, which includes free at Ben Franklin Crafts in Oconomowoc only. (Expires 6/4/17) food, drinks and live pre-game show. (Tailgate starts 2 hours prior to kickoff Donor: The Children’s Play Gallery/Mantz Imagination LLC and Ben Franklin Crafts and ends at gametime). Then, head to Camp Randall with these four tickets in Value: $50.00 Minimum Bid $25.00 Section H, Row 30, Seats 17,18,19, 20. Donor: ESPN Madison and The Wright Family Value: Priceless #117 BABY GIRL A baby blanket and elephant Beanie Baby for a girl. #003. “PACKERS vs. TEXANS” Donor: Connie LaCombe Value: ** See Bid Sheet On Sunday, December 4th head to Lambeau Field to watch our Green Bay Packers take on JJ Watt and the Houston Texans. The highest bidder will #118 TAE KWON DO BIRTHDAY receive four tickets for this noon game in Section 743S, Row 5, Seats 7,8,9,10. This certificate is for a J.K. Lee Tae Kwon Do Birthday Party Donor: The Wright Family Value: $328.00 at J.K. Lee Black Belt Academy in Hales Corners. (Must call within 30 days to redeem certificate and schedule your birthday party). Donor: J.K. Lee Black Belt Academy #004. “WEBER GRILL PACKAGE” Value: $175.00 Minimum Bid: $70.00 This package includes a Weber Performer Platinum Charcoal Grill with a Touch-N-Go electronic ignition system, Charbin Storage and a removable LCD #119 GUESS HOW MUCH I LOVE YOU cook timer. You’ll also receive “Meat for a Year” with twelve $50 gift cards, 1 per A baby blanket with a recordable “Guess How Much I Love You” story book month, for Miesfeld’s Meat Market -- Home of the Grand Champion Bratwurst! and a bunny Beanie Baby. Donor: The Mayfield Family and Anonymous Donor: Miesfeld’s Market Inc. Value: $1,200.00 Value $70.00: Minimum Bid:$35.00 #005. “MINNESOTA ROAD TRIP” #120 KONA ICE PARTY Be there the first time the Green Bay Packers take on the Minnesota Vikings The auction winner will receive a Kona Ice Party Package which includes 50 in their new US Bank Stadium on Sunday, Sept. 18th @ 7:30pm. This package Kiddie Konas and a 30 minute visit from the Kona Ice truck. (Limited availabil- ity for weekend parties May-July. Additional destination fees may apply). includes four tickets to the game, a 2 night stay at Lowes Hotel in Downtown Donor: Kona Ice Lake Country Minneapolis (Saturday, Sept. 17th and Sunday Sept. 18th) along with dinner Value: $140.00 Minimum Bid: $70.00 reservations and a $200 gift card for Murray’s Steakhouse on Saturday, Sept.
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