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Mustang Dynasty! NCS 2013 Auction Items Estimated Item # Item and Description Donor Value Two Private Music Lessons with Mrs Mustang Dynasty! NCS 2013 Auction Items Estimated Item # Item and Description Donor Value Two private music lessons with Mrs. Stephens on one of the following instruments: Oboe, Flute, Saxophone, Trumpet, 1 Mrs. Stephens $50.00 Piano or Guitar. Lessons offered on Saturday afternoon only A month (4 weeks) of Group Guitar lessons on Friday after 2 Mrs. Stephens $30.00 school 3 16 Instructional Hours at Sylvan Learning, St. Petersburg Sylvan Learning $1,000.00 4 Nancy Drew Collection Starter set books 1 - 6 Dick & Carol Baker $30.00 Five Aftercare Passes each good toward up to a 3 hour stay 5 at Paradise Aftercare plus 1,000 Paradise Bucks to be used NCS Paradise Aftercare $75.00 at quarterly party to purchase items from prize store One week of summer camp at NCS Paradise Day Camp includes a $15.00 gift certificate to be used toward the 6 NCS Paradise Day Camp $125.00 purchase of any of the following: registration, camp t-shirt, lunch, snacks or field trips. One 3 month Membership to Champion Tae Kwon Do - 7 Champion Tae Kwon Do $390.00 does not include Gi Have Doug Scull, Nature Expert at your next Birthday Party (ages 2-12) for a 1 hour hands on animal show with a 50 Doug Scull $200.00 variety of animals including alligator, spider and a big snake! Deluxe Pizza and Play Package for 10 people at Treasure 51 Island Fun Center, includes Large cheese pizza, 10 Treasure Island Fun Center $105.00 wristbands good for 2 hour video game play 2 Hour Birthday Party for up to 15 children includes 1 1/2 52 Bayside Sports Academy $200.00 hour gymnastics instruction 1/2 hour food and cake 24 Gourmet Cupcakes from Plain Jane's Amazing 53 Cupcakes, 6 each Pumpkin Pie, S'mores, Lemonade and Plain Jane's Amazing Cupcakes $50.00 Hot Fudge - take them home tonight! 54 Face Painting and Airbrush Tattoo artist for your birthday Donovan Family $150.00 1 Mustang Dynasty! NCS 2013 Auction Items Estimated Item # Item and Description Donor Value 115 7 Days Boarding your pet at Kellogg's Kennel #1 Kellogg's Kennel $150.00 116 7 Days Boarding your pet at Kellogg's Kennel #2 Kellogg's Kennel $150.00 Canine or Feline Annual Exam, includes well exam and 117 Tyrone Veterinary Hospital $200.00 vaccinations One Children's Portrait Session at Sunset Beach on 150 Cason Photography $650.00 Treasure Island and a 9 x 15 Canvas Portrait One Family Portrait Session at Hillsborough River in 151 Cason Photography $650.00 Temple Terrace and a 9 x 15 Canvas Portrait One Family Portrait Session at Sunset Beach on Treasure 152 Cason Photography $650.00 Island and a 9 x 15 Canvas Portrait 200 Stained Glass Vanity Cabinet Nizzardini Family Laundry Basket and accessories including a $100.00 Gift 201 Rogers Cleaners $125.00 Certificate Rogers Cleaners 202 Gift Certificate for Wedding Gown Preservation Rogers Cleaners $250.00 203 $100.00 Gift Certificate good toward carpet cleaning #1 Champion Carpet Cleaners $100.00 204 $100.00 Gift Certificate good toward carpet cleaning #2 Champion Carpet Cleaners $100.00 60" Granite Vanity Countertop Level 1 stone color with three 205 Cutting Edge Granite $750.00 4" backsplashes and one under mount sink cutout 206 Fish motif bench and matching pillow NCS Family $600.00 207 Thomas Kinkaid decorative Christmas house display Dick & Carol Baker $50.00 $250.00 Gift Certificate from Brighthouse Networks for 208 Brighthouse Networks $250.00 credit towards existing account. Residential Service Only 209 $50.00 Target Gift Card Target $50.00 210 Jewish Basket includes Musical Dreidel Box Dick & Carol Baker $25.00 21st Century Fire & Safety 211 Fire Extinguisher Amerex 516 $45.00 Company 2 Mustang Dynasty! NCS 2013 Auction Items Estimated Item # Item and Description Donor Value $25.00 Gift Certificate good at 21st Century Fire & Safety 21st Century Fire & Safety 212 $25.00 Company Company 213 One day of handyman services performed by Al Oyer Oyer Family $200.00 1/2 Day General Yard Work, gardening, trimming, fence 214 Ed Poncel $100.00 work or furniture assembly 215 Detours Toucan Juicy Cooler Bag NCS Family $75.00 216 Gumball Bank with Pearl Gumballs Borges Family $25.00 217 Musical Gumball Bank with Gumballs Borges Family $25.00 Seven foot, 25 Gallon Foxtail Palm, includes delivery and Hefty's Helpers Landscape 218 $300.00 installation Company Heidi Mixner 219 Handcrafted broken china and tile mosaic serving tray $70.00 Beautifully Broken, LLC Movado Travel Alarm Clock in Black Leather Case, brand 220 Dick & Carol Baker $395.00 new in box 221 Costa Rican Coffee Basket #1 Hodges Family $60.00 222 Costa Rican Coffee Basket #2 Hodges Family $60.00 223 Framed Dalmation Cross Stitch Dick & Carol Baker $30.00 250 $50.00 Gift Certificate to Delma's The Flower Booth Delma's The Flower Booth $50.00 Prom Pacakage, includes Tux Rental at The Men's The Men's Warehouse & 251 $220.00 Warehouse, Corsage & Boutonniere from Hamilton's Florist Hamilton's Florist…a caring florist 252 Corsage & Boutonniere #1 Hamilton's Florist…a caring florist $30.00 253 Corsage & Boutonniere #2 Hamilton's Florist…a caring florist $30.00 254 Corsage & Boutonniere #3 Hamilton's Florist…a caring florist $30.00 255 Corsage & Boutonniere #4 Hamilton's Florist…a caring florist $30.00 American Girl Doll, Book and DVD 2009 Doll of the Year, 256 Elizabeth Lasseter $150.00 Retired (Chrissa) 257 Purple Ipad Cover with Keyboard Lori Chase $70.00 280 3 Months Membership to Shapes #1 Shapes Fitness $149.00 3 Mustang Dynasty! NCS 2013 Auction Items Estimated Item # Item and Description Donor Value 281 3 Months Membership to Shapes #2 Shapes Fitness $149.00 Unlimited month of Barre Fitness Classes at Above the Maria Gerelus Above 282 $199.00 Barre Fitness, St. Petersburg the Barre Fitness One Month Gym Membership and 5 personal training 283 Kinetix Health Club & GPS Training $250.00 sessions One Month Gym Membership and 1 personal training 284 Kinetix Health Club & GPS Training $100.00 sessions One Month Gym Membership and 1 month personal training 285 Kinetix Health Club & GPS Training $470.00 3 sessions per week Insoft & Hurst Gift Basket includes $500.00 certificate toward orthodontic treatment, Crest Ultra White 300 Insoft & Hurst $600.00 Professional teeth whitening kit, Waterpik water flosser, Oral B battery powered tooth brush Comprehensive Dental Exam including full mouth series of 301 Pascia & Pascia Dentistry $319.00 x-rays & Electric Oral B Toothbrush 320 2 Admission tickets to Titanic the Experience Titanic the Experience $47.00 4 Admission tickets to Great Explorations Children's Great Explorations Children's 321 $40.00 Museum Museum 322 4 Admission Tickets to Clearwater Marine Aquarium Clearwater Marine Aquarium $79.00 Family Fun Pass to Seminole Lanes includes 2 games of 323 Seminole Lanes $30.00 bowling for up to 4 people 324 Afternoon Sightseeing Cruise for 4 departs from Clearwater StarLite Cruises $96.00 325 4 Day Tour Passes to Big Cat Rescue, Tampa Big Cat Rescue $116.00 Two single day admission tickets to Busch Gardens, Tampa 326 Busch Gardens $190.00 Bay 327 4 Passes to Muvico Theaters Muvico Theaters $42.00 328 4 Mustang Dynasty! NCS 2013 Auction Items Estimated Item # Item and Description Donor Value Admission for 4 to Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex, which includes access to all Visitor Complex exhibits and 329 shows, NEW Space Shuttle Atlantis exhibits, the KSC Tour, Kennedy Space Center $200.00 3D IMAX Space Films, Astronaut Encounter, Shuttle Launch Experience and US Astronaut Hall of Fame 3 Month Membership to Glazer Children's Museum good for 330 Glazer Children's Museum $50.00 up to 5 named members Admission for Two Guests for a fun filled evening of 331 Mystery, Mayhem, Comedy, and Murder at Sleuth's Mystery Sleuth's Mystery Dinner Show $122.00 Dinner Show, Orlando. Includes Dinner and Florida Aquarium Gift Basket, it includes 4 Florida Aquarium 332 passes, 4 Wild Dolphin Eco Tour Passes with many gifts The Florida Aquarium $225.00 from the gift shop 333 5 Single Go Kart Races, each race is 10 minutes, includes 334 membership, safety equipment, insurance and printout of Pro Karting Experience $100.00 your race times The Bill Edwards Foundation for the 4 Tickets to the Popovich Comedy Pet Theater on Sunday, 335 Arts Benefiting the Mahaffey $90.00 January 26, 2014 at 2:00 p.m. at the Mahaffey Theater Theater Homemade, six-course Italian Dinner for 8 prepared and served in your home by NCS Parent Nancy Nizzardini. 400 Nizzardini/Gamble Family $800.00 Meet with Nancy beforehand to pick a menu and plan a night you won't forget $25.00 Gift Certificate to Woody's Waterfront or Oyster Woody's Waterfront or Oyster 401 $25.00 Shucker, St. Pete Beach Shucker 402 $15.00 Gift Certificate Super Scoops, Treasure Island #1 Super Scoops $15.00 403 $15.00 Gift Certificate Super Scoops, Treasure Island #2 Super Scoops $15.00 404 $25.00 Gift Certificate to Kelly's Chic-a-boom Room Kelly's $25.00 405 $25.00 Gift Certificate to Ferg's Sports Bar Ferg's Sports Bar $25.00 5 Mustang Dynasty! NCS 2013 Auction Items Estimated Item # Item and Description Donor Value $20.00 Gift Certificate and complimentary bottle of 406 Bon Appetit Restaurant $50.00 champagne at Bon Appetit Restaurant, Dunedin $20.00 Gift Certificate to 4th Street Shrimp Store, St. 407 4th Street Shrimp Store $20.00 Petersburg 408 $50.00 Gift Certificate to The Melting Pot The Melting Pot $50.00 409 $25.00 T.G.I.Friday's Gift Card #1 Powless Family $25.00 410 $25.00 T.G.I.Friday's Gift Card #2 Powless Family $25.00 3 Individual Meal Cards and 1 Kids Meal at Boston Market, 411 Boston Market, Seminole $35.00 Seminole
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