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Dine & Unwind Silent Auction Items Dine & Unwind Silent Auction Items Home Sweet Home, valued at $3000 Starting Bid: $1000 Donated by Mallach & Company Certificate for $3000 in closing costs for seller or buyer 3 Round Trip Tickets on Southwest Airlines, valued at $1000 Starting Bid: $500 Valid for anywhere Southwest flies Not valid for AirTran exclusive destinations Tickets expire 3/1/2014 Gift Certificate for Laser Hair Removal, valued at $450 Starting Bid: $225 Donated by Georgetown Plastic Surgery, 3201 S Austin Ave #305, Georgetown Valid for 6 laser hair removal treatments on one area: bikini or underarms or lip/chin Expires April 2014 Pair of Large Outdoor Pottery Pieces, valued at $300 Starting Bid: $150 Donated by Hill Country Water Gardens & Nursery, 1407 N Bell Blvd Pottery Trio, valued at $180 Starting Bid: $50 Donated by Hill Country Water Gardens & Nursery, 1407 N Bell Blvd Scrolled Necklace & Earrings, valued at $168 Starting Bid: $75 Donated by James Avery Craftsman Relax Your Back Package, valued at $130 Starting Bid: $50 Donated by Axis Family Chiropractic & Loop Therapeutic Massage, 921 N New Hope Dr #701 Includes chiro or acupuncture session, $30 gift certificate to Loop Massage and Biofreeze Therapy Gel Expires 3/25/2014 Guy’s Saturday Morning Package, valued at $238 Starting Bid: $75 Donated by Great Clips, Mister Car Wash, NTB, & Verizon Includes 10 months of haircuts, 4 express car washes, 3 oil changes, & blue Otter Box for iPhone 5 6 Week Martial Arts Membership, valued at $200 Starting Bid: $50 Donated by Barrett’s Martial Arts, 1335 E Whitestone Blvd # 160 Includes uniform Autographed 8x10 Dallas Cowboys Photograph, valued at $300 Starting Bid: $150 Autographed by the original front-four Dallas Cowboys Doomsday Defense: Bob Lilly #74 (Hall of Fame), Jethro Pugh #75, Larry Cole #63, & George Andrie #66 4 One Hour Private Personal Training Sessions, valued at $200 Starting Bid: $100 Donated by Nicky McKerlie Includes health evaluation with body fat & BMI measurements, food & exercise log, & workout sessions Expires 6 months from issue date **Have a friend bid on the other package and get in shape together! 4 One Hour Private Personal Training Sessions, valued at $200 Starting Bid: $100 Donated by Nicky McKerlie Includes health evaluation with body fat & BMI measurements, food & exercise log, & workout sessions Expires 6 months from issue date **Have a friend bid on the other package and get in shape together! Chick-fil-A Birthday Party for 10, valued at $150 Starting Bid: $50 Includes 10 6 count nuggets kids meals, 10 party hats, 10 ice cream cones, 10 mini moos and an appearance by the Chick fil a cow. Expires May 2014 _____________________________________________________________________________________ Gal’s To Do List, valued at $265 Starting Bid: $75 Donated by Express Oil Change & Service Center, Rick’s Cleaners, Verizon, Apple & ACE Hardware Includes 1 full service oil change & comprehensive A/C service, gardening goodies gift basket, $25 gift card to Rick’s Cleaners, $15 gift card to Apple Store & pink Otter Box for iPhone5 Good Night’s Sleep Package, valued at $398 Starting Bid: $150 Donated by Mattress Made Easy, Sleep Experts & Mattress Firm Includes a 2 Symphony Pillows and a $200 gift certificate towards a king or queen size mattress & box spring set _____________________________________________________________________________________ Family Night Out, valued at $108 Starting Bid: $50 Donated by Longhorn Steakhouse, Cedar Park Cinemark Movie Theater & Baskin Robbins Includes $50 gift card to Longhorn Steakhouse, 4 movie passes, $20 gift card to Baskin Robbins _____________________________________________________________________________________ Fun Night Out, valued at $135 Starting Bid: $50 Donated by Logan’s Roadhouse, Main Event, & Starbucks Includes dinner for 2 at Logan’s, $80 gift card to Main Event, & $15 gift card to Starbucks _____________________________________________________________________________________ Round Rock Express Tickets, valued at $112 Starting Bid: $40 Includes 4 vouchers for 2 tickets each to any Sun-Thur game (4 pairs of tickets to be used at same or different games) Excludes Opening Night & Fourth of July game Reserved seats Microdermabrasion Facial Treatment, valued at $150 Starting Bid: $50 Donated by Lone Star Dermatology Expires November 27, 2013 35 Quart Yeti Cooler, valued at $280 Starting Bid: $100 Donated by CB Hardware, 505 Cypress Creek Rd _____________________________________________________________________________________ Summer Activities Package, valued at $445 Starting Bid: $150 Includes 3 month family membership to the YMCA in Cedar Park, with a 6 wk teen sports conditioning program and a 6 wk Lego or Lego Robotics program-expires 11/30/13 Also includes one month of group swim lessons at NITRO (one 30 min lesson per week) and $25 towards a Mon-Fri birthday party at Pump It Up Have Your Cake and Eat It Too, valued at $220 Starting Bid: $100 Donated by Nothing Bundt Cakes Cakes every month for a year Day of Beauty, valued at $350 Starting Bid: $150 Donated by Southern Charm Lash & Imagine Hair Studio in 1890 Ranch Includes $250 gift certificate for full set of eyelash extensions at Southern Charm Lash, $40 gift certificate for hair cut at Imagine Hair Studio, a selection of Moroccan Oil hair products, and $25 gift card to Macy’s Expires 12-31-13 I Want to be Pampered, valued at $320 Starting Bid: $150 Donated by The Studio Beauty Boutique, Austin Healing Hands & Baby Face Too Includes consult, color & cut at The Studio Beauty Boutique, Swedish massage at Austin Healing Hands, and $100 gift certificate to Baby Face Too I Want to be Pampered Too, valued at $155 Starting Bid: $75 Includes relaxing facial by Sohayla at Anastazia Skin Care and 1 hr massage at Chirofit Wellness Center Expires 8-31-13 Dinner and a Movie, valued at $128 Starting Bid: $60 Includes $100 gift certificate to Jack Allen’s Kitchen in Round Rock and 4 movie tickets to Regal Cinema Sports Fan, valued at $300 Starting Bid: $100 2 Tickets to the V8 Supercars Austin 400 at Circuit of the Americas May 17-19 Grandstand seating Friday, May 17-practice; Sat, May 18-qualifying; Sun, May 19-race day Visit www.circuitoftheamericas.com for more info on V8 Supercars Sports Fan package also includes 4 Round Rock Express tickets and a TX Stars fan pack .
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