2016 Treasure Island Auction Catalog

Welcome to the 27th Annual

Treasure Island Cardigan Mountain School Auction

Friday, February 5, 2016 1

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Table of Contents Schedule of Events.........................................................................3 A Message from Our Head of School......................................4 “Thank You!” Message...................................................................5 2016 Auction Sponsors..................................................................6 FAQ about the Auction..................................................................8 Auction Guidelines.........................................................................9 Conditions of Sale........................................................................11 Auction Game (Heads or Tails)...............................................12 Live Student Raffle.......................................................................13 Live Auction Items....................................................................14 Silent Auction Items...........................................33

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Schedule of Events Silent Auction Preview...................................8:30 a.m.–3:00 p.m.

(Lower Level of the Commons) Hors d’Oeuvres and Cocktails.......................................4:00 p.m.

Silent Auction and Wine Pull (Lower Level of the Commons) Silent Auction Ends.........................................................5:45 p.m.

(Klein Family Theater, Lower Level of the Commons) Wine Pull Ends..................................................................6:15 p.m.

(Lower Level of the Commons) Silent Auction Ends..........................................................6:15 p.m.

(The Haven, Lower Level of the Commons) Dinner and Live Auction Begin......................................6:30 p.m.

(Kenly Dining Hall)

Check-out and item pickup will occur following the Live Auction.

Show your “Treasure Island” spirit— theme-appropriate attire encouraged!

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A Message from our Head of School Ahoy, Cardigan Mateys!

Welcome to the 27th Annual Cardigan Mountain School Auction, an important fundraising event for our school and a wonderful mid-winter celebration for our community.

It truly requires a team effort to put together an event of this caliber, and I would like to thank many of my colleagues for organizing and preparing this year’s auction. A special tribute goes to our Development Office—especially to Kathryn Holland—for her incredible efforts in leading this event and the Auction Team. I’d also like to recognize my colleagues in Dining Services, Housekeeping, the Arts Department, Buildings and Grounds, and Communications. Furthermore, your sons’ teachers also support the Auction in creative and meaningful ways, through their donations of personalized items and experiences.

And, of course, this event would not be possible without our Cardigan family. The support provided for our school through auction donations (of all kinds!), countless volunteer hours, and enthusiastic bids for some wonderful items and experiences is second to none. Most important, it is all done in the spirit of providing support for Cardigan’s faculty and students. Thank you for all that you do to make this festive evening a success.

Since the first Cardigan Auction 27 years ago, funds raised through this event conservatively total over $2,400,000—an impressive amount, which has been a tremendous help in the advancement of our mission and daily work. That said, the goodwill, new friendships, and overall commitment to Cardigan that our auction has fostered over the years is priceless.

Thank you, one and all, for being here with us. I hope you enjoy your weekend and have a great time at the Auction. As they say, be sure to “bid early and bid often”!

Sincerely,

David J. McCusker, Jr. ’80, P’09,’10 Head of School

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Thank you!

Cardigan Mountain School would like to recognize and thank everyone who worked hard to make this year’s auction a tremendous success!

Auctioneer

Mr. Paul Roberts

Master of Ceremonies Mr. Jarrod Caprow

Boys’ Auction Committee Mr. Brandt W. Aker ’16 Mr. Giorgo Caripidis Soto ’16 Mr. Jinwoong “William” Park ’16 Mr. Corey R. Sarazin ’16

Auction Committee Mrs. Erin Drury Mrs. Kellie A. Houston Mrs. Mary Ledoux Mrs. Pamela J. Susi

Auction Director

Ms. Kathryn Holland Questions about the Auction?

Contact Auction Director Kathryn Holland at kholland@cardigan.org or 603.523.3519.

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2016

Auction Sponsors

Captain Joe Cardigan ($5,000+) Mr. David Gregory and Ms. Beth Wilkinson P’18 Mr. Burton E. McGillivray P’07,’09,’09

Swashbuckler ($2,500–$4,999) Mr. Hank J. Holland P’12,’15 Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Jessop P’16

Privateer ($1,000–$2,499) Mr. and Mrs. Chris D’Orio P’17,’18 Mr. Luis Pietrini and Ms. Tania Topete P’16

Buccaneer ($500–$999) Mr. Bartlett Dunbar and Ms. Lisa Lewis P’16 Engelberth Construction, Inc. Mr. Wilson Lee and Mrs. Wing Cheung P’17 Ms. Kitty Li Mr. and Mrs. Li Shuai Ma P’16 Mr. and Mrs. Timothy M. Madigan P’16 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pilliod P’16 Dr. Hongxing Shen and Dr. Zhengmei Xu P’16 Mr. and Mrs. Mark Tarmey P’17

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2016

Auction Sponsors

First Mate ($250–$499)

Sailor ($1–$249)

3d Lacrosse, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Gary S. Cookson P’12,’17 Daniel’s Moving & Storage Mr. and Mrs. Andrew L. Gilbert P’08,’10,’13

Brevard Production, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Erik A. Brine P’16 E&R Laundry and Dry Cleaning Family Pharmacy

Lake Sunapee Bank Dr. and Mrs. Satish Madan GP’17 Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. O’Connell P’03 Trumbull-Nelson Construction, Inc. Weathercheck, LLC Yankee Equipment Systems, Inc.

Ms. Marlene Fitzmaurice P’16 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Frazier P’88,’95,’00 Mr. Jacob A. Gilbert ’10 Mr. Maxwell L. Gilbert ’13 Mr. Nathan J. Gilbert ’08 Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Gray GP’14,’16 Hanover Limousine Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hines P’17 Ms. Kathryn Holland Dr. and Mrs. Daniel Houston Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ledoux Mr. and Mrs. David G. Perfield Robertson Transit Mr. and Mrs. Marc Sarazin P’16 Shaker Valley Auto Body Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Susi Turfpro LMSC, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick White P’18

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FAQ

(Frequently Asked Questions) Q. How do I obtain a bidder number?

A. Bidder numbers for parents have been provided in your registration packet. This number should be used for the Silent and Live auctions, as well as any other auction-related purchases (e.g., raffle tickets, “Heads or Tails” game, Wine Pull, and the like). Guests may register for a bidder number at the downstairs of the Commons by the wine pull.

Q. What is the “Heads or Tails” Game?

A. Heads or Tails is an interactive game played during the Live Auction. Interested

participants can purchase a paw-print button for $20 prior to the start of the Live Auction.The auctioneer tosses the coin and announces the result. Those who did not guess correctly are out of the game and must sit down. The game continues until there are two finalists. One player must then choose heads and one must choose tails. The winner (based on the next coin toss) will receive an iPad Mini 4 64GB.

Q. Can my student or child bid during the Silent Auction?

A. Bids entered on Silent Auction bidding sheets must be legible and must be made by adults only.

Q. Can my student or child bid during the Live Auction?

A. During the Live Auction, bids must be made by an adult in order to be recognized by the auctioneer. Students should not hold bidder numbers.

Q. How does Fund-a-Need work?

A. Fund-a-Need occurs during the Live Auction.

The proceeds of these unique items provide support for faculty professional development, financial aid, and classroom enhancements. All bidders are able to participate by choosing to make a commitment at specific levels ranging from $100 to $10,000+. The auctioneer will call out a level and ask participants to raise their card if they would like to support the School at that dollar level. The bidding concludes with the opportunity to support Fund-a-Need at the $100 level.

Q. When can I pay for the items I purchased during the Silent and Live auctions? Can I pick up my items on Auction night?

A. Check-out will be available in the Peck Room shortly following the end of the Live Auction. Once payment has been processed through check-out, items can be picked up in the lower level of the Commons.

Q. What is Express Check-Out? A. Signing up for Express Check-Out will allow you to skip the payment line. Your payment will automatically be processed and you will be able to go directly to item pickup in the lower level of the Commons.

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Live Auction Guidelines • Please note that unaccompanied students are not permitted to attend the auction. If you wish to purchase auction items for your son but cannot be present, please contact Kathryn Holland in the Development Office to set up proxy bidding arrangements. She may be reached at 603.523.3519 or kholland@cardigan.org.

• Students are not permitted to bid on auction items. Bids must be made by an adult in order to be recognized by the auctioneer.

• The highest bidder acknowledged by the auctioneer shall be declared the winner. In the event of any dispute between bidders, the auctioneer has absolute discretion to determine the winner.

• The auctioneer reserves the right to change the order of items to be sold. The auctioneer may deem it suitable to separate a multifaceted item and auction off its components individually. The auctioneer reserves the right to “pass” on an item if a fair market bid is not received.

• The auctioneer will accept and facilitate bidding-by-proxy services for any interested parties not in attendance at the Auction.

• The auctioneer reserves the right to sell multiples of items at his/her or the School’s discretion.

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Silent Auction Guidelines • Bids must be made by adults. Please note that unaccompanied students are not permitted to bid on items.

• Use your assigned bidder number to place bids on Silent Auction items.

• If an item is not physically on display, the winner will receive a gift certificate for that item. If contact must be made with the donor, information will be provided on the gift certificate.

• Please note and honor the minimum bid increase on all Silent Auction items.

• Please write clearly. Illegible bids will not be considered, and cross-outs are not allowed.

• When the auctioneer announces the conclusion of bidding, bid sheets will promptly be collected by volunteers. Please see catalog schedule for specific times.

• Check-out will occur shortly after the end of the Live Auction in the Peck Room on the main level of the Cardigan Commons. Pickup will be in the lower level of the Cardigan Commons.

• The Auction Committee reserves the right to remove bidder sheets for items that were not delivered. Also, the committee reserves the right to remove Silent Auction items that do not elicit reasonable or fair market bids.

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Conditions of sale • All sales are final and all items are sold “as is” or “as accepted.”

• Please read carefully for item specifications and restrictions.

• Unless otherwise specified, dates and times for use of private homes and resorts, as well as events, are to be arranged at the mutual convenience of the donor and winning bidder. Use of all properties is reserved for Cardigan families and their guests. Minors must be accompanied by an adult.

• Unless otherwise stated, all faculty certificates must be used prior to Commencement 2016. For all gift certificates and gifts of services that do not provide an expiration date, please be sure to make contact with the donor within one month of the date of the Auction and redeem these items by December 31, 2016. Any exceptions must be prearranged with the donor.

• All purchased auction items must be paid for in full on Friday, February 5, 2016, or on Saturday, February 6, 2016. We accept cash, personal checks, MasterCard, Visa, and American Express.

• Values assigned to auction items are determined either by the donor or through a good faith estimate of fair market value. Cardigan Mountain School makes no representation that the values assigned are an accurate reflection of fair market value. Bids in excess of fair market value are deductible to the extent allowed by law. Please contact your tax advisor to determine appropriate tax treatment of contributions to, and purchases from, the 2016 Cardigan Mountain School Annual Auction.

• Cardigan Mountain School and item donors cannot be held responsible for any personal injury or property damage resulting from the use of any auction purchase.

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Heads or Tails Game Win an iPad Mini 4* How to Play • Purchase a paw-print button for $20 prior to the start of the Live Auction. Buttons may be purchased at Registration or during the Silent Auction using your bidder number.

Each player will need his or her own paw-print button.

• To start the game, all players will stand up and the auctioneer will ask each player to choose “Heads” (participants put hands on their heads) or “Tails” (participants put hands on their “tails”).

• The auctioneer will toss the coin and announce the result: “Heads!” or “Tails!”

• Players who did not guess correctly are out of the game and must sit down.

• The game continues until there are two finalists. One finalist must then choose heads and the other must choose tails.

• The auctioneer will flip the coin for a final time, and the winner will receive an iPad Mini 4 64GB! * This prize is valued at $444.99. The iPad Mini 4 has a 7.9” LED-backlit Multi-Touch Display, 2048 x 1536 resolution, A8 second-generation chip with 64-bit architecture, 1.2 MP photos, FaceTime video calling over Wi-Fi or cellular, 8MP photos, 1080p HD video recording, fingerprint identity sensor built into the Home button, dual channel, and Bluetooth 4.2 technology.

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live auction

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Live Student Raffle Head of School for a Day! Want to make some changes on campus? Now you can—for a day, at least. Choose the dress code, plan lunch, change Morning Break back to cookies and chocolate milk, and work hard in the office, meet with members of the Administrative Team, and make some tough decisions. Head of School Mr. McCusker will be busy avoiding late slips and taking notes in your classes!

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Live Items

1 Special Weekend at Frieze House The winner and two friends will enjoy a Saturday night of staying up late, playing table tennis, and watching movies. On Sunday, sleep in and then order a custom breakfast!

Courtesy of Mr. and Mrs. David J. McCusker, Jr. ’80, P’09,’10 Donor Value: Priceless!

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Live Items Wind Cellars Wine Tasting and Tour with 2 Canyon Accommodations for Two The winner and a guest will enjoy a wine tasting and tour of the beautiful Canyon Wind Cellars, owned by Cardigan alumnus Jay E. Christianson ’98 and his wife, Jennifer Christianson. Planted in 1991, Canyon Wind Cellars is a familyowned, estate winery named for the mountain breezes and canyon winds that nurture the fruit on this high-altitude vineyard. With the assistance of renowned Napa winemaker Robert Pepi, the Christianson family produces terroir-driven, signature wines, utilizing sustainable and low-intervention winemaking practices.

This package includes a two-night stay at the Wine Country Inn located in Palisade, Colo. This Victorian-style hotel sits in the middle of 21 acres of working vineyards that produce grapes which are crushed and bottled as their signature label wines. The inn is adjacent to two wineries and a short drive or bike ride from more than a dozen others.

Additionally, this package includes one 24” Izod (blue) and one 24” Izod (black) piece of luggage.

Trip is courtesy of Mr. and Mrs. Jay E. Christianson ’98 Luggage is courtesy of Mr. and Mrs. Marc Sarazin P’16 Donor Value: Priceless!

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Live Items Hockey on Canaan Street Lake with 3 Old-Time Mr. Turcotte and Mr. Carpino A boy and four friends will play “Old-Time Hockey” against some former NCAA “old timers”: Mr. Turcotte, Mr. Carpino, and some “special” guests. You will play two 20-minute periods on Canaan Street Lake—and the losing team has to jump in! After the game (and the plunge), your son and his friends will join their opponents for dinner at Mr. Turcotte’s. This is a once-in-a-lifetime experience!

Courtesy of Mr. Patrick Turcotte P’15 and Mr. Owen Carpino Donor Value: Priceless!

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Live Items Four-Day Stay in Chicago with 4 Three-Night, City Passes and Planning Assistance from the Geraghty Family Stay at the Geraghty family’s Chicago home for four days and three nights. You and your guests will be picked up from the airport and taken to the Geraghtys’ home, where you will stay on the family’s third floor, which sleeps up to four people (one double and one hide-a-bed) in two bedrooms, with a separate bathroom, providing you complete privacy during your stay. Breakfast is also included.

This exciting Chicago package includes help in planning your trip activities and, depending on the season, can include visits to the Chicago Architecture Foundation Tours, The Field Museum, Shedd Aquarium, The Art Institute, shopping along Michigan Avenue, and much more, depending on your preferences. Also, the Geraghty family will arrange, recommend, and book restaurants, activities, sights to see, and sporting events (Cubs, Sox, Blackhawks, etc.). This package also includes four Chicago City Passes that allow you access to five of the following attractions in Chicago: Shedd Aquarium, Sears (Willis Tower) Skydeck, The Field Museum, Museum of Science and Industry, and The Art Institute.

This terrific package also includes two suitcases: one 28” Izod (red) and one 24” Izod (black).

Chicago Package is courtesy of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Geraghty P’16 Luggage is courtesy of Mr. and Mrs. Marc Sarazin P’16 Donor Value: Priceless!

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Live Items

5 Pick Your Own Room The lucky winner gets to pick his dorm room (a single) for next year! Do you have a favorite dorm parent? A favorite dorm on campus? Maybe a favorite corner room? Now is your chance to help guarantee the ultimate living situation!

Note: Parents of eighth graders planning to apply for ninth-grade leadership positions should not bid on this item.

Courtesy of Mr. David Irwin and Cardigan Mountain School Donor Value: Priceless!

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Live Items Tickets to the SALT Conference in 6 Two Las Vegas, Nevada Two complimentary tickets to the SkyBridge Alternatives (SALT) conference, taking place in Las Vegas, Nevada, on May 10–13, 2016. SALT is the premier conference in the Alternative Asset industry that brings together industry leaders, government officials, economists, and nonprofit visionaries to discuss global issues and perspectives. Package includes round-trip economy class airfare (for two) from anywhere in the continental United States, as well as one complimentary Deluxe room at The Bellagio, Las Vegas, for the three nights of the conference only (not including room incidentals). Package will need to be coordinated via SkyBridge Capital immediately after item is purchased.

For more information, please visit: www.saltconference.com.

Courtesy of Mr. Anthony Scaramucci P’14 Donor Value: $15,000

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Live Items

7 Whirlwind Tour of Boarding Schools with Mr. Exton Mr. Exton, Cardigan’s longtime director of international secondary school placement, will take your son on a full-day trip this spring as an introduction to the placement process. Past trips have typically included six schools, where the winner has met the director of admissions and gone on a quick tour of campus.

The trip will be customized to suit your son’s interests—schools visited on past trips include Andover, Exeter, Choate, Groton, St. Paul’s, Brooks, Governor’s, Tabor, Middlesex, St. Mark’s, Pomfret, Avon, Salisbury, Wilbraham & Monson, Cushing, Portsmouth Abbey, and Lawrence.

Courtesy of Mr. Rick Exton P’11 Donor Value: Priceless!

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Live Items

8 A Week in Beaver Creek, Colorado Enjoy a one-week stay in Bachelor Gulch, part of the Beaver Creek Ski Resort in Avon, Colorado. This home with ski in-and-out access to Beaver Creek Mountain sleeps up to 14 people.

Amenities include a steam room, workout room, game room, and even a rooftop hot tub. It also has a fully equipped kitchen, high-speed wireless Internet, and a three-car garage. It is a 20-minute drive from Vail Village and Vail Mountain, with easy access to stores and restaurants in nearby Avon and Edwards. Redeemable in summer or winter between the dates of March 1, 2016, and March 31, 2017, excluding the week of December 18–26, 2016. No smoking or pets, please.

Courtesy of Mr. and Mrs. Marshall F. Wallach P’06 Donor Value: $17,500

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9 Fund-a-Need

Proceeds from this year’s Fund-a-Need segment will support three areas of school life: Faculty Professional Development, Financial Aid, and Classroom Enhancements.

I. Faculty Professional Development:

Your contributions to faculty professional development will allow our teachers and coaches to continue pursuing off-campus opportunities to hone their craft as educators. Last year, professional development funds were used to send Cardigan faculty members to conferences and workshops on subjects such as curriculum development, educational technology, and differentiated instruction.

II. Financial Aid:

Your participation in this category will support our financial aid budget and help us keep the Cardigan experience within reach of capable, motivated, and deserving boys.

III. Classroom Enhancements:

In order to help our dedicated faculty members do what they do best, it is important that they are equipped with the appropriate tools for a 21st-century learning environment. Your support will allow us to continue to enhance our classrooms, providing the right—and best—educational tools and technology for our students and faculty.

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Live Items

10 One-of-a-Kind ESPN Experience Critically acclaimed filmmaker and Cardigan alum, Marquis Daisy ’98, maker of films such as 30 for 30 Rand University, 30 for 30 Ernie and Bernie, SEC Storied: Tigers United, and Black Hoosiers, offers a one-of-a-kind ESPN experience! A boy and two friends will spend a day at ESPN’s main campus in Bristol, Conn., visiting the sets and watching the live filming of popular shows like Inside the NFL and Sports Center. Marquis will then show the lucky boys a day in the life of an ESPN producer, including a tour of the recent $300M expansion, lunch in the brand new ESPN Café, and maybe even a few run-ins with celebrities in the sports world! Mr. Shipman ’00 will shuttle the boys to and from Bristol with stops for road snacks and dinner at the boys’ restaurant of choice on the way home.

Courtesy of Mr. Marquis J. Daisy ’98 and Mr. Jeremiah P. Shipman ’00 Donor Value: Priceless!

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Live Items Seats at Graduation, Overnight Stay 11 Front-Row at Element Hanover/Lebanon, and VIP Parking Ninth-grade parents: Don’t miss out on the opportunity to be front-and-center at the Commencement ceremony. You will be ushered in, VIP style, to your frontrow seats from your prime parking spot at Frieze House. There is a maximum of eight people for Commencement seating, and parking for one vehicle. The room at the Element can accommodate two adults, and can be altered to include siblings.

Courtesy of Cardigan Mountain School Donor Value: Priceless!

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12 One-Week Stay in Nantucket You could be the lucky winner of a stay in this home on Nantucket. Located midisland in the Naushop development, this house has three bedrooms and a bunkroom attic that can sleep three children. It also includes three and a half baths, two sitting rooms, a dining area, a full kitchen, and a washer/dryer. The home is equipped with all you need for a day at the ocean, including beach gear, chairs, and towels. Located near Surfside Beach, this home has easy access to a bike path, and there are numerous area restaurants.

This home is available during the summer of 2016 during a mutually agreed upon date, excluding the week of July 4 and the last two weeks of August.

Courtesy of Mr. David Gregory and Ms. Beth Wilkinson P’18 Donor Value: $4,500

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13 Leave Your Heart in San Francisco Enjoy a weekend for four at the Pacific-Union Club, and golf at the San Francisco Golf Club!

You and three guests will enjoy a weekend for four at the private Pacific-Union Club, as well as a round of golf for all, with caddies, at the beautiful and private San Francisco Golf Club. Both venues are world-class, and you will be taking in the sights of one of the most beautiful cities in the United States.

San Francisco is one of the top tourist destinations in the world. It is renowned for its cool summers; fog; steep, rolling hills; eclectic mix of architecture; and landmarks, including the Golden Gate Bridge, cable cars, the former prison on Alcatraz Island, and the Chinatown district.

The San Francisco Golf Club was designed in 1895 by A. W. Tillinghast. With gusty sea breezes, dune-style grass, natural mounding, and hardly a tree in sight, the course is a fine replica of the Scottish links experience and is ranked #27 in the top 100 courses in the world.

Must be used by December 31, 2016, on a mutually agreed-upon date.

Two pieces of luggage are included in this terrific package: one Skyway Arcadia 20”, four-wheel upright in scarlet flame and one Skyway Arcadia 20”, four-wheel upright in black.

San Francisco package courtesy of Mr. Hank J. Holland P’12,’15 Luggage is courtesy of Mr. and Mrs. Marc Sarazin P’16 Donor Value: Priceless!

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Live Items a Weeklong Beachfront Stay, and Go 14 Enjoy Lobstering for a Day This oceanfront three-bedroom, two-bathroom cottage is located on Nauset Harbor in Orleans, Mass. You and your guests will enjoy being able to swim, kayak, fish, and clam at your doorstep. This cottage was renovated in 2009 and has all the amenities of home including air-conditioning, washer/dryer, cable TV, and Internet. Available from Saturday, June 18, 2016, through Saturday, June 25, 2016.

During your stay, enjoy a trip for three on a working lobster boat. Captain Bill of the Raider III will meet you for an early morning departure from Provincetown, Mass., for a day on the water.

Cottage is courtesy of Mr. Joseph Doyle and Mrs. Cheryl Mason-Doyle P’16 Lobstering trip is courtesy of Mr. Bill Souza Donor Value: $4,295

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Live Items

15 Framed and Autographed Tom Brady Jersey Any New England Patriots fan would be proud to be the owner of this framed, autographed Tom Brady Jersey.

Quarterback Tom Brady was #3 on the NFL’s list of top players of 2015. He was drafted by the Patriots in the sixth round of the 2000 NFL Draft. He has been elected team captain by his teammates every season since 2002. Brady is the third quarterback in history to lead his team to four Super Bowl wins, joining Terry Bradshaw and Joe Montana. Brady owns three Pete Rozelle Awards as Super Bowl MVP. He is just the second player in Super Bowl history to earn three MVP awards, joining Pro Football Hall of Famer Joe Montana. He also holds the record for the most total Super Bowl touchdown passes.

Courtesy of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew L. Gilbert P’08,’10,’13 Donor Value: Priceless!

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Live Items

16 Make “Founders’ Path” Your Way

Enjoy seeing a personalized street sign on the Quad near the School’s Back Bay Road entrance from March 2016 until February 2017. And, when the sign comes down next year, you get to keep it as a souvenir!

Courtesy of Cardigan Mountain School Donor Value: Priceless!

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Live Items

17 Week on the Maine Waterfront in Blue Hill, Maine This beautiful summer home in Blue Hill, Maine, is 45 minutes from Acadia National Park and perfect for 8–10 guests.

Gruesome Gables was built as a summer cottage in 1885. From the moment you walk up the wide steps, you will feel the crisp air and whispering pines rejuvenate your spirit as you step back in time.

Gather friends and family around the huge dining room table, light some candles, and throw on some Louis Armstrong. Linger over dinner, and then retire to the porch, perhaps with a blanket to ward off the slight chill; then, reluctantly, fall asleep to the calls of loons on the bay.

Wake up and take a bike to explore the small winding roads, or kayak the coves and harbor. Bring your own boat and take advantage of a floating dock and mooring ball capable of holding a 50-foot sailboat. If it’s foggy, get a copy of Robert McCloskey’s Time of Wonder from the library, curl up with your children on a couch, and get a true sense of the place that has attracted families for generations.

Climb to the top of Blue Hill Mountain, take a day trip to Acadia National Park, steam lobsters, read a book, do a trip with the Maine Environmental Research Institute, visit the Wooden Boat School, or explore the antique shops of Stonington and Deer Isle—there is as much or as little as a person could want to fill a day.

Available for the week of September 10–17 or September 17–24, 2016.

Courtesy of Mr. and Mrs. Brennan Starkey P’14 Donor Value: $2,500

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18 One Week on the Cape! Dennis Port, Massachusetts This large Cape house is a barefoot stroll from a shared private beach. Enjoy ocean views from the three-season sunroom, or spend a lazy afternoon in the shade of your backyard gazebo. This home has an eclectic mix of new and antique furnishings, including a baby grand piano. The kitchen is fully equipped, and you can enjoy the huge yard with a patio area and new enclosed outside shower.

The home has four bedrooms (with one queen bed, one full bed, two twin beds, and four twin beds) and a maximum occupancy of 8 to 10 people. Parking is available for four or five vehicles. Available for one week in May, June, September, or October of 2016, with agreement from the donor.

Courtesy of Mr. and Mrs. Brian J. Tierney ’99 Donor Value: $2,500

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Enjoy a Four-Night, Five-Day Royal Caribbean Cruise for Two plus…Two Pieces of Skyway Luggage!

The winning bidder and a guest will enjoy an ocean-view stateroom on a Royal Caribbean Cruise on the cruise of their choice. Possible cruise locations include the Bahamas and Cozumel, Mexico. This certificate is valid for trips occurring between September 2016 and mid-December 2016. Taxes and airfare are not included.

This terrific package also includes some luggage: one Skyway Nimbus 24”, fourwheel, hardside suitcase in citron and one Skyway Nimbus 20”, four-wheel, hardside suitcase in pink.

Cruise is courtesy of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Pearson, Jr. ’65, P’98 Luggage is courtesy of Mr. and Mrs. Marc Sarazin P’16 Donor Value: $1,040

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One-Week Stay at a Razorback Lake Cottage

You will enjoy a one-week stay at a cottage on Razorback Lake in northern Wisconsin. This cottage is about a six-hour drive from Chicago, a four-hour drive from Milwaukee, or a five-hour drive from Minneapolis. The cottage sleeps up to six people in a four-person bunkroom and a separate room with a double bed. In the summer, the cottage allows for easy access to lake swimming, canoeing (on site), kayaking (on site), and hiking and biking (bike rentals available in the area).

The cottage is outside of Sayner, Wisc. In the winter, the cottage allows for easy access to cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, and alpine skiing (you would need to drive to upper Michigan or to Wausau).

Courtesy of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Geraghty P’16 Donor Value: $1,500

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Silent Items 100 $100 Gift Certificate to Jesse’s Steakhouse or Molly’s Restaurant Fancy a night out in Hanover, N.H.? Head over to Jesse’s or Molly’s, your choice, to enjoy a great meal and some excellent Upper Valley dining. (Feeling more collegiate? Stop by Molly’s and rub shoulders with the undergrads. Want some peace and quiet? Jesse’s will fit the bill.)

Courtesy of Tasco Security

101-102 $100 in Gift Certificates to Hubert’s Family Outfitters Hubert’s Family Outfitters is a family-owned and -operated chain of clothing stores located in Claremont, Lebanon, New London, Newport, Peterborough, and Woodsville, N.H. They pride themselves on their customer service, quality clothing and footwear, and family atmosphere.

Courtesy of Hubert’s Family Outfitters 103 $50 Gift Certificate to the CCBA This certificate may be applied to any type of daily pass, membership, or program fee at the CCBA’s Witherell Recreation Center in Lebanon, N.H., where you can enjoy all of the recreational facility’s many opportunities.

You can swim in their pool, lift weights, or even play in the game room. This certificate expires on February 5, 2017.

Courtesy of Carter Community Building Association

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Silent Items 104 $100 Gift Certificate to King Arthur Flour Baker’s Store Located in Norwich, Vt., King Arthur Flour Baker’s Store offers a wide variety of cooking tools, specialty items, and diverse ingredients, as well as gift baskets and cookbooks. Whether you are looking for a special cake or bread pan, glutenfree recipe mixes, or a make-your-own-vanilla kit, this store has something for everyone.

Courtesy of King Arthur Flour Baker’s Store 105 Gift Certificate for Three Large Cheese Pizzas from Canaan Village Pizza Enjoy a terrific pizza feast with your dorm friends or with your athletic team and coaches. Three large cheese pizzas will be delivered to your door!

Courtesy of Canaan Village Pizza 106 Gift Certificate for Three Large Pepperoni Pizzas from Canaan Village Pizza Enjoy a terrific pizza feast with your dorm friends or with your athletic team and coaches. Three large pepperoni pizzas will be delivered to your door!

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Silent Items 107 $50 Gift Certificate to Jesse’s Steakhouse or Molly’s Restaurant Fancy a night out in Hanover, N.H.? Head over to Jesse’s or Molly’s, your choice, to enjoy a great meal and some excellent Upper Valley dining. (Feeling more collegiate? Stop by Molly’s and rub shoulders with the undergrads. Want some peace and quiet? Jesse’s will fit the bill.)

Courtesy of Blue Sky Restaurant Group 108 $100 Gift Certificate to Baker Lumber Baker Lumber in White River Junction, Vt., has hardwood, plywood, flooring, unique woods, beams, moldings and stair parts, hardware, and so much more!

This is the place to be if you are remodeling or upgrading your home!

Courtesy of Baker Lumber 109 $25 Gift Certificate to Sap House Meadery, Center Ossipee, New Hampshire Enjoy a trip to New Hampshire’s first ever mead pub! Visit the tasting room or stop for a snack. The meadery serves cheese boards, tapas style tacos, mead, beer, cider and wine, and more!

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Silent Items 110 Two $30 Gift Certificates to Sushi Ya in Hanover, New Hampshire Sushi Ya specializes in Japanese and Korean cuisines. They carefully select their ingredients, prepare their food in an authentic way, and make their dishes fresh daily! The restaurant uses only the freshest ingredients and does not use MSG. Sushi Ya is becoming a favorite destination for our Cardigan boys.

Courtesy of Sushi Ya Restaurant 111 Lobster Dinner for Two at Weathervane Seafood Restaurant Enjoy terrific seafood and a fun family atmosphere at any Weathervane Seafood Restaurant, located in Maine, New Hampshire, and Massachusetts. Sit back, put your bib on, and enjoy a sumptuous lobster feast for two.

Expires December 31, 2016.

Courtesy of Weathervane Seafood Restaurant 112 $50 Gift Certificate to the Salt Hill Pub Salt Hill Pub is a neighborhood eatery and gathering place for friends and family, proudly owned and operated by brothers Joe and Josh Tuohy. They have been offering their inspired blend of “Honest Food, Perfect Pints, and Living Music� since June 2003. The pubs are named after a neighborhood in Galway, Ireland.

For use at any of their four locations in Lebanon, Newport, Hanover, or Sunapee, N.H.

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Silent Items 113 $30 Gift Certificate to Murphy’s on the Green in Hanover, New Hampshire Head to Murphy’s in Hanover, N.H., for a delicious dining experience. The restaurant serves innovative American cuisine using fresh, local ingredients.

Courtesy of Murphy’s on the Green 114 $100 Gift Certificate to Bob Skinner’s Ski and Sports Need a new pair of skis? Snowboard boots? A stylish winter parka? Grab this gift certificate and go to Bob Skinner’s in Newbury, N.H. Endorsed by both the Cardigan Ski and Snowboarding Teams, Bob Skinner’s will cater to your winter sports needs with a custom touch.

Courtesy of Bob Skinner’s Ski and Sports 115 $25 Gift Certificate to Country Cuts and Styles in Orford, New Hampshire Country Cuts and Styles is a full-service beauty salon dedicated to consistently providing high customer satisfaction by rendering excellent service and quality products, in an enjoyable atmosphere at an acceptable price.

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Silent Items 116 $50 in Gift Certificates to Hubert’s Family Outfitters Hubert’s Family Outfitters is a family-owned and -operated chain of clothing stores located in Claremont, Lebanon, New London, Newport, Peterborough, Goffstown, and Woodsville, N.H. They pride themselves on their customer service, quality clothing and footwear, and family atmosphere.

Courtesy of Hubert’s Family Outfitters

117 $50 in Gift Certificates to Newfound Lake Vineyards in Bristol, New Hampshire You can use these gift certificates to purchase items in the Newfound Lake Vineyards’ tasting room, including wine. At Newfound Lake Vineyards, they grow their own grapes and purchase grapes from California and Chile for amazing results!

Courtesy of Newfound Lake Vineyards

118 $25 Gift Certificate to Tanger Outlet Center in Tilton, New Hampshire Tanger Outlet Center in Tilton, N.H., offers numerous shopping opportunities.

Some of the stores at the outlet include American Eagle Outfitters, Aeropostale, Rocky Mountain Chocolate, Nike Factory Store, Kitchen Collection, Bath and Body Works, and Yankee Candle.

Courtesy of Tanger Outlet Center

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Silent Items 119 $50 Gift Certificate to Blick Art Materials Painting and drawing enthusiasts will enjoy this $50 gift certificate. Blick Art Materials offers a wide range of supplies for all artists, from pastels to oil paints and acrylics, from brushes and canvases to easels and carrier bags. Gift certificate may be used online or at any one of their 40-plus stores across the United States.

Expires December 18, 2016.

Courtesy of Blick Art Materials 120–121 $50 Gift Certificate to Townline Equipment Townline Equipment, located in Plainfield, N.H., is a full sales-and-service solution for homeowners, contractors, farmers, and more. A family-owned business operating since 1971, they offer high-quality products partnered with first-rate service to give their customers the best possible value for their dollar.

Townline has an excellent inventory of machinery, and they’ll help you choose the right machine for any job.

Courtesy of Townline Equipment

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Silent Items 122 $50 Gift Certificate to Elixir Restaurant in White River Junction, Vermont Elixir Restaurant is located in the old Freight House in downtown historic White River Junction, Vt. Their menu features creative, approachable food, freshly prepared using local ingredients. Their wine list complements the food and will satisfy a variety of tastes.

Whether you simply want to relax with a glass of wine or enjoy dinner from an ever-changing menu, they offer a warm, inviting atmosphere with friendly service.

Courtesy of Elixir Restaurant 123 Fore-U Golf Center Invites You to Play 10 Rounds Need to practice your drives? Keep missing that putt? Yearning to hit a homer over the fence? Step into Fore-U and swing away! This gift certificate enables you to play 10 different times! Driving range, mini golf, batting cage—you pick it, and bring some friends. Located in West Lebanon, N.H.

Courtesy of Fore-U Golf

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Silent Items 200 One Round of Golf at The Quechee Club for Four Players This gift certificate is for one round of golf for four players. The Quechee Club has two courses. The Highland Course has the distinction of being in the top 10 in the State of Vermont by Golf Digest. Playing just over 6,765 yards from the back tees, the Highland Course features a combination of gently rolling and elevated tree-lined fairways, along with rock walls and bunkers. The Lakeland Course measures approximately 6,570 yards from the back tees and presents more of a links-style design that incorporates trees, bunkers, and water features.

A long stretch of the Ottauquechee River runs adjacent to the course, making ball placement and skillful course management key to a successful round.

Expires October 31, 2016.

Courtesy of The Quechee Club 201 Six Children’s Guest Passes to the Upper Valley Aquatic Center Have a great day at Northern New England’s premier aquatic and fitness center.

The Upper Valley Aquatic Center offers state-of-the-art swimming facilities for lessons, competition, and exercise in addition to a Splash Park with two slides and a current pool. There is a fully equipped fitness center with exceptional personal training, an exciting assortment of group classes, and vacation camps for kids. Other amenities include the Poolside Café, group and party rates, and childcare in the KidZone, all in a bright, fully accessible building with views of the surrounding hills. Members enjoy FREE childcare and classes!

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Silent Items 202 Four Admission Passes to the Montshire Museum of Science Awaken, foster, and nurture your interest in and curiosity about the physical and natural world. The Montshire Museum of Science is a hands-on museum located in Norwich, Vt., with more than 125 exhibits relating to the natural and physical sciences, ecology, and technology. The building is located on a 110-acre site near the Connecticut River, and the museum’s outdoor environment is a large part of the visitor experience. These four passes expire on February 5, 2017.

Courtesy of Montshire Museum 203 Two Adult Lift Tickets at Loon Mountain Two adult lift tickets valid at Loon Mountain, valid Sunday through Friday, non-holiday dates for the 2015-2016 season. Located in the heart of the White Mountains, Loon has 61 trails and also offers tubing, a super pipe, and a minipipe!

Courtesy of Loon Mountain Resort 204 One-Night Stay, Plus Breakfast and Parking, at Six South Street Hotel, Hanover, New Hampshire Enjoy a one-night stay in one of the newest hotels in Hanover, N.H. Includes parking and breakfast for two at The Bistro. Six South Street Hotel is perfectly located in vibrant and historic downtown Hanover, just a short walk to the Dartmouth Green. A boutique hotel, Six South features a lively lounge and restaurant, valet parking in their exclusive parking garage, and a 100 percent nonsmoking environment. Enjoy complimentary high-speed wireless access throughout the hotel and a 37-inch high-definition LCD TV in every room.

They’re pet-friendly, too! Certificate expires September 30, 2016.

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Silent Items 205 Four Tickets to Whale’s Tale Waterpark Four tickets to Whale’s Tale Waterpark in Lincoln, N.H. At Whale’s Tale, the whole family can play in the only wave pool in the White Mountains; ride the big waves, or relax in the gentle ones at the shallow end. No need to worry about sand or salt. Streak down the speed slides, twist through the flume slides, or splash down the 360-foot tube ride. The park features rides for all ages, and minimal wait times. The park has a total of 12 attractions, including a newly redone kiddie pool, outdoor bar, and restaurant.

Tickets expire on September 5, 2016.

Courtesy of Whale’s Tale Waterpark 206 Two Tickets to Opera North in Lebanon, New Hampshire Enjoy two tickets to the show of your choice during Opera North’s 2016 summer productions. Dates and show titles are not set at this time.

Courtesy of Opera North

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Silent Items 207 Dartmouth Skiway Lift Tickets Four lift tickets to the Dartmouth Skiway for the 2015-2016 season. Dartmouth Skiway offers big-mountain challenges in a family-friendly setting with more than 100 skiable acres spread over two mountains—and enough terrain variety to thrill any ski or snowboarding enthusiast. No matter what your skiing style, the Skiway has something fun for everyone: a 968-foot vertical drop, affordable ski tickets, a full-service day lodge, superb trail grooming, and exciting terrain features. The Skiway has a long and storied tradition as the home of nearly 100 Dartmouth All-Americans and more than 30 national champions, many of whom now bring their families here to ski.

Courtesy of Dartmouth Skiway 208 Full Auto Detailing Your car or light truck will be given the five-star treatment! This gift certificate gets you a full detail for your vehicle (inside and out). Includes a wash and wax!

Courtesy of Shaker Valley Auto and Tire, Inc. 209 Two Adult, All-Day Lift Tickets for the 2015-2016 Winter Season at Mount Sunapee Mount Sunapee has 66 trails, 1,500-foot verticals, and 11 lifts! You won’t want to miss this opportunity to get out on the slopes! This certificate expires on the last day of the 2015-2016 winter season, and excludes holiday periods.

Courtesy of Mount Sunapee

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Silent Items 210 One Canopy Tour at Mount Sunapee The adventure starts here and continues on the zip-line tour at Mount Sunapee.

This is a guided, 2 ½-hour adventure tour, featuring eight zip-lines, three rappels, and rope bridges. Groups of eight travel almost three-quarters of a mile above the forest floor. This certificate can be used during the 2016 summer season (excluding holidays), and expires on closing day of the 2016 summer season.

Courtesy of Mount Sunapee 211 One-Night Stay at the Comfort Inn in White River Junction, Vermont Enjoy a one-night stay at this conveniently located hotel in White River Junction, Vt. The hotel offers high-speed Internet and HBO, and it is pet-friendly. Advance reservations are required, and this voucher is not valid during event weekends or fall foliage. Expires on September 1, 2016.

Courtesy of Comfort Inn

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Silent Items 212 Hermit Woods Winery Glasses and Personal Tour Hermit Woods Winery is a small boutique winery located in Meredith, N.H. You and a guest will enjoy tasting a variety of traditional and nontraditional wines that are sure to tantalize your taste buds. This package includes two keepsake wine glasses and a personal tour of their wine-making facilities with wine maker Ken Hardcastle.* The tasting room is open on weekends all year long with additional days and hours in the peak seasons. *Subject to availability. Tours are conducted hourly on Saturdays and Sundays from 12:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. Expires February 5, 2017.

Courtesy of Hermit Woods Winery 213 One-Night Stay with Breakfast at the Element Hanover-Lebanon You need more than a place to stay—you need a place to thrive. Element HanoverLebanon surrounds guests with clean design and open spaces. This Hanover, New Hampshire hotel features everything needed for guests to feel alive and balanced, such as Rise, the breakfast bar for a complimentary breakfast buffet to start your day off right; Motion, the fitness center; and more.

Element invites you to settle in, unwind, and make yourself at home.

Courtesy of Element Hanover-Lebanon

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Silent Items 214 One-Night Stay at the Courtyard by Marriott Hanover/Lebanon Enjoy a one-night stay at the Courtyard by Marriott Hanover/Lebanon, N.H. You can start your day with a dip in the pool or a visit to the spa. Enjoy the full-service lounge, which serves dinner Monday through Saturday. They even have a 24-hour marketplace, business center and library, flat-screen TVs, and fireplaces! These are just a few of the amenities you could enjoy with this gift certificate.

Courtesy of Courtyard by Marriott Hanover/Lebanon 215 Two Full-Day Lift Tickets to Mad River Glen Mad River Glen offers the most challenging and diverse ski terrain in New England.

The trails were cut to follow the mountain’s natural contours. Mad River’s mountain layout with a single base area makes it an ideal family mountain with plenty of blues and greens to satisfy every level of skier. Skiers can choose to descend the entire 2,037’ of vertical on true expert terrain with absolutely no run-outs. Mad River Glen is one of the last bastions of natural snow skiing in New England and is one of only three areas in North America that prohibit snowboarding.

Courtesy of Mad River Glen

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Silent Items 216 One-Year Family Membership to AVA Gallery and Art Center AVA Gallery and Art Center (Alliance for the Visual Arts) is dedicated to promoting the visual arts through exhibitions and educational programs that nurture, support, and challenge New England artists, and to providing art classes for children, teens and adults of all levels and abilities. AVA’s programs—including special events that foster interaction among artists, patrons of the arts, and the community, and which emphasize sustainability—are dedicated to recognizing the ways in which art enriches our lives.

Courtesy of AVA Gallery and Art Center 217 Two Tickets to Canobie Lake Park Canobie Lake Park is located in Salem, N.H. The park has been in business since 1902 and today offers more than 85 rides, games, and live entertainment options.

The park caters to all ages and desires—options include thrill rides, family rides, water rides, and rides designed just for kids. Thrill rides include “Untamed,” a roller coaster that lifts riders 72 feet into the air and then into a drop that is beyond vertical at 97 degrees; the Turkish Twist; and the Corkscrew Roller Coaster, among others. Water rides include a flume, water slides, and Castaway Island, an interactive water play area featuring waterfalls, nine waterslides, and much more.

Parking is free.

Tickets are valid through June 30, 2016.

Courtesy of Canobie Lake Park

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Silent Items 218 Four Hours of Simulated Golf from Grantham Indoor Is your backswing incorrect? Do you consistently swing over the ball? Two hours of practice on the Grantham Indoor golf simulator may change all that. Grantham Indoor provides a wide variety of athletic opportunities for people of all ages and abilities. It consists of two primary areas: a state-of-the-art golf center and a multifunctional athletic field, complete with a Sprinturf surface.

Courtesy of Grantham Indoor, Inc.

219 Two Day-Passes to Story Land Story Land is a safe and natural setting where children and their imaginations can run free. Tickets include all rides, shows, and attractions, free parking, and free pet kennels. This world of fantasy is punctuated by the kaleidoscope of flowers and emerald fields of New Hampshire’s beautiful White Mountains. Timeless characters like Humpty Dumpty, the Old Woman in the Shoe, the Three Little Pigs, and Peter Rabbit came to life here in 1954.

Courtesy of Story Land

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Silent Items 220 Family Passes to Lost River Gorge and Boulder Caves in North Woodstock, New Hampshire Long before recorded history, massive glaciers slowly ground their way across North America, shaping the land. In Kinsman Notch, the powerful forces of water, wind, weather, and time worked their magic, creating the Lost River Gorge and Boulder Caves. Visitors will experience the beauty and mysteries of granite walls that erupt from the earth, a river that plays hide and seek, and spectacular waterfalls and rugged caves. And for a completely different adventure, explore the dark recesses of the caves on an evening lantern tour. Lost River Gorge is a journey through time that you don’t want to miss!

Courtesy of Lost River Gorge and Boulder Caves 221 Two Day Passes to Santa’s Village in Jefferson, New Hampshire Santa’s Village is a Christmas-themed amusement park located in Jefferson, N.H. Kids and parents alike will enjoy 16 rides including the Skyway Sleigh, a flume, bumper cars, and a water park. You can also visit Santa and feed the reindeer.

Courtesy of Santa’s Village 222 $20 Gift Certificate to Game Set Mat in Hanover, New Hampshire, and a Can of Wimbledon Balls Located in Hanover, Game Set Mat is a tennis and yoga apparel shop offering popular and stylish athletic clothing as well as a wide assortment of accessories for yoga and tennis enthusiasts.

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Silent Items 223 One-Night Stay and Vermont Country Breakfast for Two at The Norwich Inn Enjoy a one-night stay at this one-of-a-kind, historic Vermont hotel that dates back to 1797. The Norwich Inn is just a mile from Hanover, N.H., and is close to many area attractions, such as The Montshire Museum of Science and Simon Pearce. You will also enjoy a Vermont country breakfast prepared by Chef Ryan Murray. Advance reservations are required. Expires on December 31, 2016.

Courtesy of The Norwich Inn 224 Two Tickets to the Northern Stage in White River Junction, Vermont for The Hounds of the Baskervilles Since its founding in 1997 by Brooke Ciardelli, Northern Stage has offered more than 100 productions, including world premieres such as The Shrew Tamer, Ovid: Tales of Myth & Magic, Take Two, Orwell in America, Mad Love, and A Christmas Carol: The Musical. American premieres include The Strange Passenger and Damascus, and regional premieres include Wit, Stones In His Pockets, and Enigma Variations.

Other highlights include a staged reading of Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf ? with Patrick Stewart and Lisa Harrow, and a reading of Resurrection Blues, with the playwright, Pulitzer Prize winner Arthur Miller, in attendance.

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Silent Items 225 One-Night Stay and Breakfast for Two at The Quechee Inn at Marshland Farm Across the road from Ottauquechee River, this inn dates from 1793 and was once the home of a former Vermont governor. Country-style rooms feature period furnishings as well as modern amenities, including WiFi, cable TV, airconditioning, and private bathrooms. Hot breakfast is included, as are afternoon tea and cookies. The candlelit dining rooms serve New England cuisine by night, and there’s also outdoor seating. A common room features a wood-burning fireplace. Kayak, canoe, mountain bike, snowshoeing, ice-skating, tubing, and flyfishing tours and equipment rental are available for an additional fee.

Courtesy of The Quechee Inn at Marshland Farm 226 Two Passes to Clark’s Trading Post in North Woodstock, New Hampshire The Clark Family invites you to enjoy a wonderful day of family fun. Where else can you watch a famous black bear show, ride a steam train, be chased by the infamous Wolfman, and be amazed by Chinese acrobats—all in the same day? You can cool off on the water blaster boats, scale the walls of the Old Man Climbing Tower, and learn to glide on a Segway. Merlin will turn your world upside-down, and the Tuttle House tour will keep you wondering, “What just happened?!?” You can dress up for an antique-style photo and mine for gemstones and fossils. There are five museums to enjoy on the Victorian Main Street and four Specialty Shops where you are sure to find a treasure or two.

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Silent Items 227 Night at the Movies Six admission tickets to the Nugget Theater in Hanover, N.H. These can be used for any regularly scheduled film of your choice, Monday through Thursday.

Tickets expire May 31, 2016.

Courtesy of Nugget Theater 228 Golf Necktie A top-of-the-line, 100 percent silk golf necktie from Stratton-Crooke.

Courtesy of Stratton-Crooke Logo Ties & Accessories Inc.

229 Specialty Cardigan Mountain School Tie This 100 percent pure silk tie is a one-of-a-kind. It’s specially manufactured for Cardigan Mountain School circa 2015.

Courtesy of Stratton-Crooke Logo Ties & Accessories Inc.

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Silent Items 230 Gift Certificate to Spence & Co., a Smokehouse in Brockton, Massachusetts This gift certificate to Spence & Co. will allow the winner to receive the following items: two 4 oz. packages of Atlantic smoked salmon, two 4 oz. packages of “New York Style” Nova Lox Atlantic smoked salmon, one 4 oz. package of Charlie Trotter citrus-cured smoked salmon, one 4 oz. package of Charlie Trotter Darjeeling Tea and Ginger-cured smoked salmon, one package of smoked trout, one 4 oz. package of smoked salmon pinwheels, one 4 oz. package of wild sockeye pinwheels, one 5 oz. package of salmon paté, one 5 oz. package of bluefish paté, and two 8 oz. packages of smoked bluefish. All of this will be shipped to your home.

Courtesy of Spence & Co., Ltd. 231 One-Night Stay at Residence Inn by Marriott Hanover/ Lebanon The Residence Inn Hanover/Lebanon is the Upper Valley’s only all-suites hotel.

Located just minutes from Dartmouth College and directly across from DartmouthHitchcock Medical Center, it is the preferred hotel for both business and leisure travelers. Studio, one-, and two-bedroom suites offer 50 percent more space than rooms at typical hotels, featuring a fully equipped kitchen as well as separate, well-designed areas for living, working, and sleeping. Guests at the Residence Inn Hanover/Lebanon start each morning with a (free!) hot breakfast buffet and are encouraged to unwind with a visit to the indoor pool, spa, or exercise room.

Expires December 31, 2016.

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Silent Items 232 One-Night Deluxe Accommodations at the Fireside Inn and Suites The Fireside Inn in West Lebanon, N.H., is nestled between the White Mountains of New Hampshire and the Green Mountains of Vermont in the Connecticut River Valley. The inn has a full-service Garden Court Atrium Restaurant, heated indoor pool and hot tub, and fitness center; it is also dog friendly. Your stay includes an extensive breakfast buffet. Expires January 5, 2017.

Courtesy of Fireside Inn & Suites 233 12 Movie or Game Rentals at Movie Market Enjoy the latest action adventure, tender romance, or video game of your choice at Movie Market in Enfield, N.H. Twelve rentals equals a full year of entertainment.

May be taken as one rental a month for a year.

Gift certificate expires April 30, 2017.

Courtesy of Movie Market and Mr. Kevin E. Lary ’69

234–235 One Trip (to or from) Logan Airport, Boston, Mass.

Since 1991, Hanover Limousine has been the Lakes Region’s first choice for all its airport ground transportation and limousine service needs.

This voucher is for campus transport to OR from Logan Airport in Boston.

Courtesy of Hanover Limousine

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Silent Items 236 One Trip (to or from) the Manchester-Boston Regional Airport Since 1991, Hanover Limousine has been the Lakes Region’s first choice for all its airport ground transportation and limousine service needs. This voucher is valid for campus transportation one way, to OR from the Manchester, N.H. airport.

Courtesy of Hanover Limousine

237 One-Month Membership at River Valley Club At the River Valley Club (RVC) in Lebanon, N.H., you’ll find a supportive and nonelitist environment. RVC offers fitness classes (spinning, yoga, body sculpting, Pilates, water aerobics), cardio equipment (choose from treadmills, ellipticals, stair climbers, and bikes), as well as personal trainers and child care. When your workout is done, stop by their spa/salon for a bit of pampering.

Courtesy of River Valley Club 238 Vineyard Vines Whale Tie You will be stylin’ in this Vineyard Vines 100 percent imported silk tie. Vineyard Vines ties are innovative, elegant, and fun. Put yourself in a relaxed state of mind in this tie!

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Silent Items 300 Four Tickets to the New Hampshire Fisher Cats vs. the Hartford Yard Goats Take me out to the ball game! Enjoy a great outing for four at a minor league baseball game and see the New Hampshire Fisher Cats play. Game is against the Hartford Yard Goats, a AA affiliate of the Colorado Rockies, on Tuesday, April 19, 2016. These tickets are in section 115, row P, seats 5–8.

Courtesy of New Hampshire Fisher Cats

301 Four Tickets to a Providence College Men’s Hockey Game Enjoy four tickets to any Providence College Friars men’s hockey game during the 2015-16 season!

Courtesy of Mr. and Mrs. Scott G. Borek P’10,’12,’15

302 Four Tickets to a Boston Red Sox vs. New York Yankees Game Feel the heat of a fastball or hear the crack of the bat! You can choose to use these four tickets on one of the following games: Tuesday, August 9, 2016; Wednesday, August 10, 2016; or Thursday, August 11, 2016. Includes complimentary parking at the Harvard Club. These tickets are for loge box 133, Row MM, and seats 8–11. Tickets to be sent from the donor to the winning bidder.

Courtesy of Mr. and Mrs. Steven W. August ’69

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Silent Items 303 Two Tickets to the Boston Red Sox vs. the Houston Astros Game Baseball fans will enjoy seeing the Red Sox in action against the Houston Astros on Saturday, May 14, 2016, from loge box 163, row JJ, seats 11 and 12! This will be a “not to be missed” game!

Courtesy of Mr. and Mrs. James A. McCalmont P’00,’11 400 Cincinnati Reds Jay Bruce Bobblehead Cincinnati Reds fans will enjoy this limited-edition Jay Bruce bobblehead. Jay Bruce is a right fielder for the Cincinnati Reds. He began his MLB career with the Reds in 2008. Over the course of his MLB career, he has a .251 batting average with 887 hits, 182 home runs, and an RBI count of 551. His slugging percentage is .467. Jay has been a member of the National League All-Star team twice and has won numerous awards, including the 2013 Wilson Defensive Player of the Year Award (for Cincinnati Reds) and the Louisville Slugger Silver Slugger Award in 2012 and 2013.

Courtesy of Mr. and Mrs. John R. Emery III ’78, P’18 401 Pelé 1962 Redeemer Indoor Training Shoes and T-Shirt

A new line of premium footwear created with the help of Pelé himself. These shoes include Pelé tributes throughout, including his iconic signature on the tongue flap and heel. Size 13.

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Silent Items 402 Vintage Cardigan Lacrosse Helmet This Cardigan Cascade lacrosse helmet comes with all the “battle scars” of the big games against Eaglebrook and other worthy opponents. For display purposes only.

Courtesy of Cardigan Mountain School 403 Lacrosse Equipment Package This lacrosse package is chock-full of items any lacrosse player would want! It includes a Gait ICE shaft, a Gait Recon XLU head, three packages of StringKing performance string, two packages of StringKing performance mesh, two packages of StringKing performance shooters, a SISU Aero mouth guard, a Shock Doctor mouth guard, four Brine lacrosse balls, a StringKing drawstring bag, an instant ice pack, and a black-with-green-trim Gait lacrosse duffel bag.

Courtesy of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Powers P’17 404 Autographed Jackie Bradley, Jr. Baseball Jackie Bradley, Jr. is an outfielder with the Boston Red Sox. He was drafted by the Red Sox in the first round (40th overall pick) of the 2011 Major League Baseball Draft, after being named the 2010 College World Series Most Outstanding Player while attending the University of South Carolina. Bradley was also named Minor League Defensive Player of the Year by the Red Sox organization for the 2012 season. He hit .315 with 55 extra-base hits, 87 walks, and 63 RBIs in 128 games.

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Silent Items 405 Ski Bib Autographed by 2015 USSA Men’s and Women’s Teams This ski bib has been autographed by several members of the 2015 USSA Men’s and Women’s teams.

Courtesy of World Cup Supply, Inc. 406 Autographed, Framed, and Matted Photograph of Phil and Tony Esposito Phil Esposito is Tony’s older brother and is a former Canadian professional ice hockey center and a member of the Hockey Hall of Fame. He played 18 seasons in the NHL for the Chicago Blackhawks, Boston Bruins, and NY Rangers. He is considered one of the best to have ever played in the NHL. Tony Esposito, Phil’s younger brother, is a retired Canadian-American professional ice hockey goaltender, who played in the NHL for the Chicago Blackhawks and is a member of the Hockey Hall of Fame.

Courtesy of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew L. Gilbert P’08,’10,’13

407 Autographed, Matted Photo of Gerry Cheevers Gerry Cheevers was a goaltender in the NHL and World Hockey Association between 1961 and 1980. He is most famous for his two stints with the Boston Bruins, during which he backstopped the team to Stanley Cup wins in 1970 and 1972. He was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame in 1985.

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Silent Items 408 “Cardigan Green” Cascade CPX-R Lacrosse Helmet

Cascade knew the demand for a high-performance helmet with the Seven Technology liner that adjusts down for smaller heads was big. Understated. The SPRfit (Swiss Precision Ratchet, that is) answers the bell with attitude. Check out the fellas at Cornell (you ever heard of it?) or their wicked “smahht” rivals in Beantown to see the “R” in action. One size fits most.

Courtesy of Mr. and Mrs Timothy M. Madigan P’16 500 Custom-Made Men’s Equinox Jacket, Size Large Whether you’re hiking up a mountain or walking down a city street, the last thing you need to worry about is the weather. This men’s jacket has a threelayer, waterproof, breathable shell with four-way stretch for maximum freedom of movement without bulk. It was custom-made with our Cardigan logo in Philadelphia, Pa.

Courtesy of Boathouse Sports 501 Children’s Knitting Kit A perfect kit for any beginner. The kit includes a pair of child-size knitting needles, handmade of wood and sealed with nontoxic, kid-friendly finish, and a skein of amazingly soft and beautiful homespun yarn from Maine.

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Silent Items 502 GORE-TEX® Field Parka Whether you’re hiking up a mountain or walking down a city street, the last thing you need to worry about is the weather. Enabling outdoor enthusiasts to experience the outdoors in comfort and protection has been at the heart of the GORE-TEX® brand from the beginning. This jacket is 100 percent waterproof and made in the USA.

Courtesy of Boathouse Sports 503 Handmade Purse by Mexican Artist This beautiful purse was handcrafted by a dedicated Mexican artist. The purse is 100 percent first-quality cotton and silk. It is a work of art that must be seen in person to be fully appreciated!

Courtesy of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pilliod P’16 504 “Tropical Punch”: Stave Jigsaw Puzzle Stave is the world’s premier crafter of hand-cut wooden jigsaw puzzles. Called the “Rolls-Royce of jigsaw puzzles” by Smithsonian magazine, Stave crafted this puzzle, “Tropical Punch” especially for the Cardigan Mountain School’s auction.

This 6” puzzle was created by artist Candy Thun and contains 40 pieces.

Courtesy of Stave Puzzles, Inc.

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Silent Items 505 Winter Accessory Set This set from China includes a beautiful scarf, fingerless gloves, and ring bracelet. All are embroidered and very detailed. Anyone would be envious of this gorgeous set.

Courtesy of Mr. Shu Zhu and Mrs. Xiaohong Ma P’16 506 Beautiful Embroidered Peacock Bags These bags come from China and are wonderfully embroidered and detailed. One bag is red and one is black, perfect for any occasion. The detail on the embroidery is amazing and the gold accents truly make the designs stand out on the fabric.

Courtesy of Mr. Shu Zhu and Mrs. Xiaohong Ma P’16 507 Picture Frames with Crystal Accents These two picture frames have a mother-of-pearl tone, one white and one purple.

Both have crystal and gem accents and are a wonderful addition to any home gallery.

Courtesy of Mr. Shu Zhu and Mrs. Xiaohong Ma P’16 508 Embroidered Coasters These coasters come all the way from China and are amazingly detailed and beautiful, almost too beautiful to use!

Courtesy of Mr. Shu Zhu and Mrs. Xiaohong Ma P’16

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Silent Items 509 Desktop Panda Clock This adorable desktop companion is un“bear”ably cute!

Courtesy of Mr. Shu Zhu and Mrs. Xiaohong Ma P’16 510 Lacquered Black Jewelry Box with Mother of Pearl Inlay This jewelry box is truly a beautiful piece from China. It is amazingly detailed with beautiful, mother-of-pearl flowers and butterflies. Even the clasps on the jewelry box have butterfly charms! You really must see this to appreciate the artistry.

Courtesy of Mr. Bin Hu and Ms. Yongmei Liu P’15 511 Shoe Storage Cabinet Handcrafted by David Min ’15 This shoe storage cabinet with a shelf and drawer combo was handcrafted by then-student David Min ’15 in Cardigan’s Williams Wood Shop during the spring of 2015.

Courtesy of Mr. Sihyun Min ’15 512 Vermont Christmas Tree and Decorated Wreath for 2016 Season This item includes one freshly cut Vermont Christmas tree (up to seven feet tall) and one decorated Christmas wreath. The wreath can be boxed and shipped via FedEx to any location in the continental U.S. Must be redeemed during the 2016 holiday season.

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Silent Items 513 Traditional Chinese Calligraphy Brush Set

This is a beautiful, artist-quality, traditional Chinese calligraphy four-piece brush set.

Courtesy of Dr. Hongxing Shen and Dr. Zhengmei Xu P’16

514 Authentic Tiffany American Flag Paperweight

A star-spangled banner paperweight in crystal. 4.5” diameter. A fine addition to the decor of any office.

Courtesy of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lee P’18 515–517 Perfect Party Shirt

The Perfect Party Shirt is all business in the front and a party in the back—the real “mullet” of shirts! Each shirt appears to be a normal white oxford shirt from the front when worn with a blazer, including the white collar, cuffs, and shirt front, but the sleeves themselves and the back of the shirt are where the party comes in! The back is made out of brightly colored fabric and does not conflict with Cardigan’s dress code! Mrs. Stocken will make your shirt after the Auction when she knows what size you will need. Every shirt is unique and made to order. There are three fun prints to choose from: Mickey Mouse, Spiderman, and Batman.

Courtesy of Dr. and Mrs. Phillip C. Stocken P’19

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Silent Items 600 Hand-Thrown and Hand-Painted Pitcher This is a beautiful pitcher that was personally thrown, low fired, and then carefully hand-painted with a milky way glaze by former faculty member (and Summer Session faculty member) Susan March Rives. A great addition to any home.

Courtesy of Ms. Susan March Rives 601 Moose Botanical Arrangement and a $25 Gift Certificate to Safflowers The beautiful botanical arrangement has been adorned with a rustic moose design and includes a “discover� pocket stone. Included with this item is a gift certificate to Safflowers, where you can find beautiful floral arrangements for all occasions.

Courtesy of Safflowers LLC 602 Rockwell Shop Series Cordless Drill This is an 18-volt, 3/8-inch drill driver with two batteries and a charger. It features variable speed, 15 clutch positions, plus drilling mode to easily dial in the correct torque required for the job. It also has an ergonomic soft-grip handle for improved comfort, a battery-capacity indicator to clearly display the status of the battery, and an LED light that increases visibility.

Courtesy of Belletetes Inc.

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Silent Items 603 Office Chair by Hon A nice addition to any home office, this mid-back office chair offers luxurious comfort and style.

Courtesy of W. B. Mason 604 Pair of Lighted Scallop Shell Lamps Beautiful, handmade scallop shell lamps, fresh from the ocean! Provides a quiet ambience for any room.

Courtesy of Mr. and Mrs. Martin G. Bourke P’15

605 Bashian Rug This 3’9” x 5’9” rug is from the Bashian Greenwich Ratna with Art Silk Grey collection. This beautiful rug will be stunning in any room or office. It showcases Bashian’s standards of impeccable quality, innovation, and experience creating custom-designed rugs with extraordinary style.

Courtesy of Mr. and Mrs. Brian Sergenian P’15,’16

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Silent Items 606 Picture Frame Set This set includes four picture frames from China. The first is a beautiful, carved wooden picture frame; the second is an amazing leather picture frame with intricate stitching; the third is a must-see oval-shaped white frame; and the last is a lovely white frame with flowers that also must be seen. These would all be ideal for displaying family photos either at home or at the office.

Courtesy of Mr. Shu Zhu and Mrs. Xiaohong Ma P’16 607 Three-Legged Hearth Stool This beautiful, handcrafted, natural wood hearth stool will add warmth and charm to any room. The red oak base is from Martha’s Vineyard, and the seat is fashioned from mahogany.

Courtesy of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Marshard ’64 608 Hand-Designed Wall Hanging from China This is an exquisite, hand-embroidered piece from China that you must see to appreciate.

Courtesy of Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Sinclair

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Silent Items 609–610 Patagonia Black Hole Wheeled Duffel Bag 45L Usually when a sports car meets a truck, the results aren’t pretty. But in the case of the Patagonia Black Hole Wheeled Duffel, the mash-up is a burly carry-on duffel with precision handling. Tough and highly weather-resistant, this bomber bag protects your gear from the scuffs and scrapes of wayward journeys. Its zippered U-shaped lid—with two zippered internal mesh pockets on the underside to keep small items organized—offers quick and easy access to the main compartment. A zippered exterior pocket provides a secure and handy spot for your boarding pass, energy bar, or paperback.

Courtesy of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hindle P’17

611 Patagonia Boys’ Nano Puff® Jacket, Campfire Orange, XXL Windproof, water-resistant, and warm, the Boys’ Nano Puff® Jacket is an everyseason stalwart, performing yeoman service as an outer layer in cool weather and as an insulating midlayer when things get really cold.

Courtesy of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hindle P’17 612 Patagonia Boys’ Nano Puff® Jacket, Electron Blue, XL Windproof, water-resistant, and warm, the Boys’ Nano Puff® Jacket is an every-season stalwart, performing yeoman service as an outer layer in cool weather and as an insulating midlayer when things get really cold.

Courtesy of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hindle P’17

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Silent Items 613 Handmade, One-of-a-Kind, Crocheted “Cardigan” Blanket This beautiful blanket, handmade by Auction Director Kathryn Holland SP’12,’14,’15, will keep you warm while showing your CMS pride!

Courtesy of Ms. Kathryn Holland SP’12,’14,’15

614 One-of-a-Kind, Handcrafted, Specialty Field Basket A gorgeous handmade basket crafted by one of our own here at Cardigan, Mrs. Lenihan. Made with lots of love and care, this work of art would be a wonderful addition to any home!

Courtesy of Mrs. Lynne B. Lenihan

615 Original Oil Painting of the Cardigan Chapel This original oil painting was created by Ms. Lois S. Lehr GP’16. Beautifully framed, this work of art would be a wonderful addition to any home or office.

Courtesy of Mr. and Mrs. Blake Lehr GP’16

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Silent Items 700 iPhone 6 Plus 16GB The iPhone 6 Plus is a must have for all those who are tech savvy! This phone has a 5.5-inch LED-backlit widescreen Multi-Touch display with IPS technology, an 8-megapixel iSight camera with Optical Image Stabilization, an A8 chip with 64-bit architecture, M8 motion coprocessor, and 1080p HD video recording. It is GSM SIM card compatible and will work with carriers such as AT&T and T-Mobile. This phone is not compatible with CDMA carriers like Sprint, Verizon, Boost, or Virgin.

Courtesy of Mr. Gui Li and Ms. Yuexin Ni P’16 800 Four Hours of Crisis Management Public Relations Consulting Services Polaris Public Relations is a Boston-based communications consulting firm founded

by Karen Schwartzman in 1999 to offer strategic advice and comprehensive communications services to individuals and organizations in New England. With 30 years of related experience in the public and private sectors, Karen specializes in crisis and reputation management. Her clients include executives, law firms, hospitals, independent and public schools, colleges and universities, government agencies, and not-for-profit organizations forced to defend against negative public exposure associated with unusual events or circumstances.

Courtesy of Polaris Public Relations

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Silent Items 801 Round of Golf for Four at Neshobe Golf Club in Brandon, Vermont You and up to three friends can enjoy the day at Neshobe Golf Club in Brandon, Vt., playing a full round (18 holes) of golf. This course provides an enjoyable experience, both for expert golfers and for those with a higher handicap. Carts not included.

Courtesy of The Graphic Edge 802 Round of Golf for Four at Eastman Golf Links, Carts Included Eastman Golf Links is an 18-hole championship golf course that has been serving golfers in the Upper Valley since 1973. Typically open from mid-April to early November, our New England–style golf course features 5,000 to 6,700 yards of rolling greens to play from, depending on the tees that suit you. You will feel miles away from the world with our professional staff, fun environment, and amenities that include a golf shop, driving range, and food and beverage. From highly skilled players to players in our Tuesday Ladies on the Links tutoring program, golfers can play the tees that match up with their skill level. Expires October 31, 2016.

Courtesy of Eastman Golf Links

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Silent Items 803 Gold, Ruby, and Diamond Ring This stunning 14-karat gold ring displays a .57 carat ruby set between a ring of diamonds, with a total weight of .18 carats. Dutille’s Jewelry Design Studio specializes in custom-made items, so this ring is one of a kind.

Courtesy of Dutille’s Jewelry Design Studio 804 First Session of Cardigan Mountain Lacrosse Camp The lucky winner gets tuition for the first session of Cardigan Mountain Lacrosse Camp, held at CMS for boys ages 10 to 18. This camp has been considered one of the top lacrosse camps in New England since 1978. Session is scheduled for August 5–9, 2016.

Courtesy of Cardigan Mountain Lacrosse Camp 805 Second Session of Cardigan Mountain Lacrosse Camp The lucky winner gets tuition for the second session of Cardigan Mountain Lacrosse Camp, held at CMS for boys ages 10 to 18. This camp has been considered one of the top lacrosse camps in New England since 1978. Session is scheduled for August 10–14, 2016.

Courtesy of Cardigan Mountain Lacrosse Camp

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Silent Items 806 Custom-Made Black Walnut Coffee Table This custom coffee table was produced using reclaimed black walnut for the top and upcycled pine as the base. A truly unique piece that must be seen!

Courtesy of Fletcher Creations 807 Three-Piece Luggage Set by Ricardo Beverly Hills Enjoy traveling with this three-piece luggage set by Ricardo Beverly Hills. Its construction and sporty design set this first-class collection apart from the rest.

With smart details, like spinner mobility, multiple-height locking handles, deluxe interiors, and more, this set from Ricardo makes everything from takeoff to touchdown easy.

Courtesy of Ricardo Beverly Hills and Mr. Paul Sarazin 808 Chinese Painting with Official Induction of the Painter This authentic Chinese painting was created by Niehua Ming, a retired colonel.

He was born in Hubei Province, China, and currently lives in Beijing, China. He works as the chief editor at the Asian Art and Culture Research on network TV. He also plays an important role at the Chinese Traditional Culture and Promotion Association, Chinese Calligraphers Association, Chinese and Foreign Celebrities Association, and the Chinese Painting and Calligraphy Institute of Art Education.

Courtesy of Mr. Yadong Jiang and Mrs. Lei Wang P’17

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Silent Items 811 Bulova Woman’s Diamond Accent Watch From Bulova’s Diamond Collection, this stainless steel watch has 12 diamonds individually hand-set on a patterned white mother-of-pearl dial, domed crystal, white enamel bezel inserts, luminous hands, second hand, double-press fold-over clasp, and water resistance to 30 meters.

Courtesy of Anonymous 812 Two Hours of Family History Research with Professional Genealogist Tara A. Fantauzzi Hire a professional genealogist at Capital Genealogy. Genealogist Tara Fantauzzi’s work has included projects from the eighteenth to twentieth centuries, providing genealogy research spanning Europe, North America, South America, and parts of Asia. She is proficient in English, Italian, Spanish, French, and Latin, and is skilled in other languages, including German, Dutch, and Flemish Dutch.

At Capital Genealogy, projects always involve one-on-one time with a genealogist, reports are compatible with the latest family history software, and communicating the meaning of research findings is at the heart of what they do. Clients are only charged for time spent researching—your free initial consultation, any document analysis, translations, transcriptions, and research reports are always included free, and there is no minimum project size to begin a project. All reports adhere to the strictest professional and academic standards.

Expires March 1, 2017.

Courtesy of Capital Genealogy

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Silent Items 813 Lobsterman for a Day

Experience what it’s like to harvest the Atlantic Ocean’s tastiest seafood—Homarus Americanus—better known as the “American Lobster,” the true king of seafood!

Spend some time on an actual working lobster boat as you work the ocean seeking this delight.

This trip is not recommended for children under the age of six, and the boat holds up to four people with a maximum time of three hours. You will need to schedule the trip directly with Captain David J. Casoni. The boat departs from the Sandwich Marina on the Cape Cod Canal. This trip is good during the month of July or August of 2016, weather permitting. This is an experience of a lifetime, and you get to keep some of what you catch on the F/V Margaret M!

Courtesy of Mr. David J. Casoni 814 Handcrafted Artistic Wood Mirror

This beautiful piece of art is made with butternut, walnut, spalted maple, cherry burl, yellow birch, and silver poplar—all from Vermont and New Hampshire! It would be a beautiful addition to any home.

Courtesy of Mr. Keith Michelson P’17 900 Fly-Fishing on the Deerfield River with Mr. Lawson A lucky winner and a guest will enjoy a full-day, guided fly-fishing trip with Mr. Lawson and two professional guides on the Deerfield River. The winner and guest will be provided with their own guide and river raft! Professional guides will be provided by Harrison Anglers Guiding Services. Three meals and all fly-fishing gear are included with this trip.

Courtesy of Mr. Corey Lawson

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Silent Items 901 Burgers ’n’ Bond Burgers ’n’ Bond—you can’t go wrong! Allan Kreuzburg is a James Bond aficionado from way back. Your son and a friend will join him for grilled burgers and a flick.

Which 007 is your favorite?

Courtesy of Mr. and Mrs. Allan Kreuzburg P’14,’17 902 Chauffeur Service for a Day Mr. and Mrs. Bayreuther will provide you with your Five-Star Chauffeur Service for the full day! You will be picked up by the Admission’s golf cart at your dorm for breakfast and then wheeled to Morning Break, to lunch, and to sports, with up to two friends. Imagine living large with the two most attentive caddies you could ask for! Package includes extra-special “requested” snacks.

Courtesy of Mr. and Mrs. John M. Bayreuther P’09,’15,’17 903-904 Mr. Hart Lets You Choose!

Thanks to Mr. Hart, one lucky student will be able to pick his dining table, his waiter (maybe a member of the faculty?), and five friends to sit with him at the Cardigan Commons, for one full week!

Courtesy of Mr. William Hart

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Silent Items 905 Dessert of the Month by Mrs. Frost One lucky student can pick a dessert of his choice, once per month (March to May, 2016), to be delivered on an organized date by Mrs. Frost herself !

Courtesy of Mrs. Meredith Frost 906 Sunday Brunch with Dr. and Mrs. Houston Pancakes? Check. Eggs? Check. Bacon? Check. These are the ingredients for a fun, belly-filling morning at the Houston residence! The winner, plus a friend of his choice, will be invited to brunch on a Sunday in the spring.

Courtesy of Dr. and Mrs. Daniel Houston 907 Breakfast in Bed Sign out of a buffet meal to receive a homemade breakfast by Ms. Joslin. The menu is open, and options will be discussed. Delivery to the dorm is included!

Courtesy of Ms. Kyla Joslin

908 Beef on Weck Sandwiches with Mrs. Flaherty and Mr. Caprow This item provides an opportunity for a boy and two friends to enjoy homemade “beef on weck� sandwiches, a well-known sandwich in Western New York. This item also includes entertainment provided by Mr. Caprow and some fun playing board games.

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Silent Items 909 Basketball, Burgers, and Fries with Mr. Figueiredo and Mr. McGoldrick The winner and two friends will join Mr. Figueiredo and Mr. McGoldrick for a two-on-two basketball game. After the game, the group will head over to Five Guys in Lebanon for burgers and fries!

Courtesy of Mr. Anthony Figueiredo and Mr. James McGoldrick 910 Two-Wheeling with Mr. McCusker!

One lucky student will join Mr. McCusker on the back of his motorcycle and cruise down beautiful country roads. Includes a bite to eat at a local restaurant of the student’s choice. You and Mr. McCusker will enjoy a beautiful spring afternoon.

(Not to worry, Mom: Helmet will be provided.)

Courtesy of Mr. and Mrs. David J. McCusker, Jr. ’80, P’09,’10 911 Hardcover Commemorative Photo Book Featuring Your Son

We’ll scour the photo archives from your son’s time at Cardigan to create a commemorative photo book that also features a testimonial from his favorite advisor, coach, or teacher, as well as from any family members who wish to contribute.

Photo book will be completed by June 30, 2016.

Courtesy of Mrs. Joy M. Clancy P’17

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Silent Items 912 Life with Lexi for a Day!

The winner gets the privilege of living life with Lexi the dog for a day! This includes having breakfast with Lexi and Ms. Smarse (plus a friend from your dorm) at Dunkin’ Donuts, having Lexi follow you to your classes and study hall (with teachers’ approval), and a pizza dinner with Lexi plus two friends.

Courtesy of Ms. Katie Smarse

913 Dinner at Jesse’s with Mr. Irwin

A boy and a friend will enjoy a trip off campus out to dinner at Jesse’s Steakhouse in Hanover, N.H., with Mr. Irwin.

Courtesy of Mr. David Irwin

914 Sci-Fi Movie with a Couple of Science Geeks

A boy and two friends will pick a sci-fi movie to watch with Mr. and Mrs. Newbold and enjoy burgers, soda, and snacks as they absorb the latest in sci-fi!

Courtesy of Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Newbold 915 Homework Passes!

One lucky student will receive a book of homework passes. There will be one pass for each subject: math, world languages (or ESL), PEAKS, English, history, and science (six passes in all)! The passes may only be used on a regular nightly homework assignment; passes are not valid for use on projects or larger assignments.

The student must inform the teacher ahead of time when he plans on using his homework pass. The pass is not valid without prior approval from the teacher.

Courtesy of Mr. Timothy Newbold and Cardigan Mountain School

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Silent Items 916 Hockey after Lights-Out with the Brondels

Doesn’t a game of hockey after “Lights-out” sound like fun? Thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Brondel, you can make it happen! The highest bidder will have the chance to pick nine friends and play in Turner Arena from 9:30 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. on a Saturday night (date TBD). Wings and other snacks will also be provided.

Courtesy of Mrs. Amaya Brondel and Mr. Andrew Brondel SP’15

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