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Hockey Hall of Fame Silent Auction Program I N D U C T I O N CELEBRATION Hockey Hall of Fame Silent Auction Program ~Random Balloon Draw~ ~Random Envelope Draw~ ~Spin­the­Wheel~ Electronic Auction Item List ID# Description Starting Bid 10 2010 NHL AWARDS SHOW in LAS VEGAS, NEVADA (June 21­23, 2010) Includes à Round­trip airfare for 2. à 2­nights accommodation for 2 (one room). à Behind­the­Scenes at rehearsal, ceremony & dinner. à Once­in­a­Lifetime opportunity to work with HHOF white gloves trophy staff and carry an NHL Trophy on the red carpet at the 2010 NHL Award Ceremony. Compliments of the National Hockey League & Hockey Hall of Fame $2,000 11 DETROIT RED WINGS “VIP” PACKAGE (Date of Choice – 2009­10 NHL Season) Includes à Round­trip VIA1 – 1 st Class Train for 4 (to Windsor ONLY). à 1­night accommodation for 4 at the MotorCity Casino Hotel. à Dinner for 4 in the prestigious Olympia Club. à 4 premium tickets to 2009­10 game of your choice (subject to availability). Compliments of the Detroit Red Wings, Ilitch Holdings, Inc. & Via Rail Canada Inc. $1,000 Electronic Auction Item List ID# Description Starting Bid 12 MYSTERY MONTREAL SATURDAY NIGHT (Saturday Night Montreal Canadiens Home Game) Includes à Via Rail ­ $800 in gift certificates. à 1­night accommodation for 2 (one room). à 2 tickets for a Saturday night Montreal Canadiens home game during the 2009­10 season (choice in game is NOT available) Compliments of the National Hockey League, Via Rail Canada Inc. & HHOF $750 13 PITTSBURGH PENGUINS vs. FLORIDA PANTHERS (Saturday, December 12/09 at Mellon Arena in Pittsburgh) VS. Includes à 1­night accommodation for 2 at Marriott City Center (1 room). à 2 tickets vs. Florida Panthers. à Chance to see defending Stanley Cup Champions in final season at the famed “Igloo”! (Please note: Travel is NOT included) Compliments of the Pittsburgh Penguins & Marriott City Center $600 Electronic Auction Item List ID# Description Starting Bid 14 OTTAWA SENATORS vs. BUFFALO SABRES (Saturday, April 10, 2010 at Scotiabank Place in Kanata, ON) vs. à Includes Round­trip VIA1 – 1 st Class Train for 2 (from Toronto). à 1­night accommodation for 2 (one room). à 2 tickets (1 st Row on the Glass!!) vs. Buffalo Sabres. à Final regular season game ­ Potential Playoff Game Battle!! Compliments of the Via Rail Canada Inc. $600 15 THE “VISIT TORONTO” PACKAGE FOR FOUR à Includes Round­trip VIA1 – 1 st Class Train for 4 (Ontario­Quebec corridor). à 2­nights accommodation for 4 (two rooms) at Fairmont Royal York. à 4 admission passes to the Hockey Hall of Fame. à 4 guest passes to the Toronto Zoo. à 4 passes to Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament. Compliments of Via Rail Canada, Tourism Toronto, Toronto Zoo, Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament & the Hockey Hall of Fame $500 16 OTTAWA SENATORS vs. PITTSBURGH PENGUINS (Thursday, November 19, 2009 at Scotiabank Place in Kanata, ON) vs. à Includes Round­trip VIA1 – 1 st class train for 2 (from Toronto). à 1­night accommodation for 2 (one room). à 2 tickets (1 st Row on the Glass!!) vs. Pittsburgh Penguins. à Chance to see the defending Stanley Cup Champions!! Compliments of Via Rail Canada Inc. $500 Electronic Auction Item List ID# Description Starting Bid 17 TORONTO MAPLE LEAFS vs. PHILADELPHIA FLYERS (Thursday, January 14, 2010 at Air Canada Centre in Toronto, ON) vs. Includes à 1­night accommodation for 2 in premiere room (one room). à Dinner for two people at The Bottom Line Restaurant. à 2 tickets (Sec. 105A, Row 10) vs. Philadelphia Flyers. à Chance to see Chris Pronger, Mike Richards & Jeff Carter!! Compliments of the Delta Chelsea Downtown Toronto & The Bottom Line Restaurant $400 18 OTTAWA SENATORS vs. VANCOUVER CANUCKS (Thursday, February 4, 2010 at Scotiabank Place in Kanata, ON) vs. à Includes Round­trip VIA1 – 1 st Class Train for 2 people (from Toronto). à 1­night accommodation for 2 (one room). à 2 tickets (1 st Row on Glass!!!) vs. Vancouver Canucks. à Chance to see Team Canada’s Roberto Luongo in action!! Compliments of Via Rail Canada Inc. $400 19 TORONTO MAPLE LEAFS vs. NEW JERSEY DEVILS (Tuesday, February 2, 2010 at Air Canada Centre in Toronto, ON) vs. Includes à 1­night accommodation for 2 (one room). à Dinner for two people at Acqua Ristorante. à 2 tickets (Sec. 105A, Row 10) vs. New Jersey Devils. à Chance to see Canada’s Martin Brodeur & USA’s Zach Parise!! Compliments of The Strathcona Hotel, Acqua Ristorante E Bar & HHOF $400 Electronic Auction Item List ID# Description Starting Bid OTHER PACKAGES 20 Toronto Raptors Game Package Includes à $100 Dinner Certificate & 2 tickets (Sec. 119, Row 19, Seats 1 & 2) to Toronto Raptors vs. Minnesota Timberwolves on Tuesday, December 8, 2009 at the Air Canada Centre in Toronto, ON. Compliments of Bâton Rouge Restaurant & Bar & MSM Transportation $250 21 Gourmet Dinner at Home Includes à A gourmet “Dinner for 10,” brought & served in the comfort of your own home. Fantastic for special occasions, events or holidays! Compliments of Marigolds & Onions Ltd. $200 22 An Evening on Lake Ontario (Summer of 2010) Spend an evening aboard “Calamari,” a Hunter Vision­32 sailboat, on Lake Ontario for up to 4 people (docked at Toronto Harbour), with Captain Frank Rood, 1 st Mate Philip “White Gloves” Pritchard (Keeper of the Cup). Bar service with snacks & dinner supplied throughout the evening cruise. Compliments of Frank Rood $200 23 Land of the Thousand Islands – Kingston, Ontario Includes à Getaway for 2 ­ to the “Freshwater Sailing Capital of North America” with an accommodation gift certificate ($215) & a $400 Via Rail gift certificate. Compliments of the Ambassador Conference Resort & Via Rail Canada Inc. $150 24 Grand Ole Opry VIP Experience – Nashville, Tennessee Includes à 4 VIP tickets to a selected Opry performance and a special “Behind­the­ Scenes” tour of the Grand Ole Opry. An extremely rare opportunity to go backstage at the country music world’s most famous stage!! (Please note: Travel is NOT included) Compliments of the Grand Ole Opry $100 25 Stars on Ice Includes à 4 tickets to the famed “Stars on Ice” show – Spring 2010 ­ at the Air Canada Centre in Toronto, ON and a $70 dinner certificate. Features former World Champions, Kurt Browning, Jeffrey Buttle and Salé & Pelletier! Compliments of IMG Canada & Pier 4 Storehouse Restaurant $100 26 Toronto Zoo – “Behind the Scenes” Includes à A Behind­the­Scenes tour at the Toronto Zoo for up to 6 people, including complimentary parking, admission, zoomobile ride and a two hour tour featuring a behind­the­scenes VIP tour of the Zoo’s special residents! Compliments of the Toronto Zoo $100 27 2010 Tennis Canada – Men’s Rogers Cup Includes à 2 Prime Gold tickets to the 2010 Rogers Cup (ATP men’s event) Evening Session on Tuesday, August 10, 2010 at Rexall Centre at York University in Toronto, ON. A chance to see men’s greatest tennis stars!! Compliments of Tennis Canada $50 Electronic Auction Item List ID# Description Starting Bid FRAMED PRINTS/MEMORABILIA 28 Steve Yzerman Painting…Original, “One­of­a­Kind” painting by internationally renowned sports artist David Arrigo, completed on­site & personally autographed by 2009 HHOF Inductee Steve Yzerman. Compliments of David Arrigo $750 29 2009 HHOF Inductee Print…Framed, souvenir 2009 HHOF Inductee poster, autographed by Brett Hull, Lou Lamoriello, Brian Leetch, Luc Robitaille & Steve Yzerman – Limited Edition, #0001/2,009 (ONLY 500 SIGNED!!). Compliments of the Hockey Hall of Fame $500 30 Wayne Gretzky – Team Canada...Framed, autographed collage of HHOF Honoured Member Wayne Gretzky’s (1999) Greatest Team Canada Moments – Limited Edition #54/125. Compliments of Pepsi QTG $400 31 1999 HHOF Wayne Gretzky Print…Framed, autographed print featuring a career retrospective and commemorating “The Great One” Wayne Gretzky’s Induction into the Hockey Hall of Fame on November 22, 1999; also signed by Hockey Hall of Fame President, Jeff Denomme & Artist, Daniel Parry – Limted Edition #88/1,999. Compliments of the Hockey Hall of Fame $400 32 Leaf Legends…Framed Toronto Maple Leafs Legends & Hall of Famers photo wearing Inductee blazers, autographed by Andy Bathgate (1978), Johnny Bower (1976), Red Kelly (1969), Dave Keon (1986), Frank Mahovlich (1981), Lanny McDonald (1992), Darryl Sittler (1989) & Allan Stanley (1981). Compliments of the Hockey Hall of Fame $400 33 Red Horner...Framed, autographed collage featuring the 1931/32 Stanley Cup Champion Toronto Maple Leafs, autographed by their rugged Hall of Fame defenceman Reginald “Red” Horner (1965), who passed away in 2005 – Extremely Limited run produced. Compliments of Special Olympics Canada $400 34 Two Lions at Dusk...Framed, autographed photo montage featuring the Original Six battles between Hall of Famers Ted Kennedy (1966 – passed away in 2009) of the Toronto Maple Leafs and Ted Lindsay (1966) of the Detroit Red Wings – Extremely Limited run produced. Compliments of Special Olympics Canada $400 35 Brothers…Framed, autographed tribute to Hockey Hall of Fame Honoured Member Brothers, Phil (1984) and Tony (1988) Esposito, also signed by Hockey Hall of Fame President, Jeff Denomme & Artist, Daniel Parry – Limited Edition #11/999. Compliments of the Hockey Hall of Fame $300 Electronic Auction Item List ID# Description Starting Bid 36 Steve Yzerman…Framed, autographed photo of Hockey’s Newest Legend, Steve Yzerman (2009), while a member of Team Canada, gold medalists at the 2002 Olympic Winter Games in Salt Lake City, Utah. Compliments of the Hockey Hall of Fame $300 37 Bobby Orr…Framed, autographed photo collage of Hockey Hall of Fame Honoured Member (1979) and one of the greatest defencemen in NHL History, “Number 4” Bobby Orr.
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