University of Jamestown Dine and Bid Catalog 2015

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29th Annual Dine & Bid Benefit Auction

SATURDAY, APRIL 18, 2015 All proceeds benefit University of Jamestown student scholarships.

Raindrops and Roses “Raindrops and Roses” inspires us to think about the spring and summer seasons that follow our long North Dakota winters. It’s a great concept! Dine and Bid is another sign of spring and of renewal. UJ scholarships support our great students as they bring fresh vitality and energy to our community. At the very center of this traditional evening is the recognition that we are stronger together than apart, and that the University is important to our prosperity and to our cultural identity as a community.

Farmers and settlers in early Jamestown knew the value of providing for a college that would develop educated citizens. Over one hundred and thirty years later, we celebrate together the rich resource that we know as the University of Jamestown. We continue to add new academic programs and to extend our athletic, cultural and recreational opportunities for students and the community.

Donna and I are proud to welcome you to the 29th annual Dine and Bid Dinner and Auction to benefit student scholarships. This is such an important time in our history together. Our Nursing department is now at home in their labs in the McKenna-Thielsch Science Center alongside our science programs; the renovated Orlady Hall provides those departments with exceptional and up-todate classrooms and offices. The Doctor of Physical Therapy program in Fargo is completing its second successful year, and next year we will begin to offer an M.A. degree in Leadership beginning in Jamestown.

Once again, our alumni and friends make it possible for the University of Jamestown to serve as a beacon for higher learning in the upper Midwest.

Your support tonight is vital to our students and to our future, so please bid with fervor in support of the top-ranked US News college or university in North Dakota—University of Jamestown!

We thank each of you for your continuing support and we hope that you will share in our joy this evening. I add our special thanks to all those staff and volunteers who work so tirelessly to make tonight’s food and festivities a reality.

Let the celebration begin!

Sincerely,

Bob and Donna Badal (University of Jamestown President and First Lady are your hosts for the evening.)

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Raindrops and Roses The 29th Anniversary of Dine & Bid

April 18, 2015 Committee Members: Melanie Anderson | Sue Anderson | Donna Badal | Samantha Beckman | Jenna Brehm | Chelsea Clark | Erin Delo | Cassie Dubray | Kathie Dunn | Lori Frank | John and Shawn Fugleberg | Brietta Iverson | Erin Klein | Mark Kneeskern | Heidi Heim Larson | Dina Laskowski | Lori Listopad | Erin Neville | Tim and Krysten Perkins | Darin Peterson | Ricki Ramlo | Mackenzie Schwartz | Casey Stoudt | Brandie Ulland | Gary Van Zinderen | Kresha Wiest | Emily Wolff | Terri Wolters | Laura Zamzow Auctioneers, Ringmen, and Clerking Services: Donated by More from Orr Auctioneers Master of Ceremonies: Casey Stoudt University of Jamestown Student Volunteers are assisting tonight with valet parking, greeting, coat check, meal service, clerking, raffle sales, the 50/50 event, item delivery, and clean-up. Accounting Students, The Golf Teams, Jimmie Janes, Football Team, Jimmie Ambassadors, Men’s Basketball Team, Women’s Soccer Team, and International Student Organization (ISO) are happy to assist you.

The University of Jamestown Institutional Advancement and Marketing Staff coordinates Dine and Bid with the event Committee.

Jim Bear | Morgan Bossman | Karen H. Crane | Dan Hornung | Tena Lawrence | Abigail Maki | Danny Neville | Polly Peterson | Rick Raum | Donna Schmitz | Marlene Wiest

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Thank you to the Sponsors of

Raindrops and Roses Mountain Rainstorm Sponsor ($2,500) Morning Dew Drop Sponsors ($600) Aramark, Inc. Meadow Showers Sponsors ($1,500) Central Dakota Family Physicians Gate City Bank H&H Holdings, LLP Bart and Cathy Holaday The Jamestown Sun Rueben and Clarice Liechty Media Productions Roers Development, Inc. Sanford Health SilverStone Group Strata Corporation Unison Bank Dawn Sprinkles Sponsors ($1,200)

Bank Forward/Tax Forward Cavendish Farms, Inc. Dacotah Bank, Inc. Dakota Centeral Telecommunications Downtown Dental— Dr. McDougall and Dr. Hanson Harty Insurance Jamestown Travel, Inc. John Jensen Knights of Columbus Lloyds Toyota The Medicine Shoppe Newman Signs Tecta America/Greenberg Roofing UTC Aerospace Systems Wells Fargo, Jamestown Clark Wold

EAPC Architects Engineers IRET Properties Jamestown Regional Medical Center Midwest Industrial X-Ray Springtime Mist Sponsors ($900) Farmers Union Insurance Hannaher’s, Inc. Hillerud Construction Otter Tail Power Company Valley Plains Equipment -Jamestown Scheels Wilhelm Chevrolet Buick GMC Williams-Lisko Funeral Chapel

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Thank you to our cash donors*: Dr. Alan Berg and Dr. Susan Hansen Steve and Kathy Bietz Brian Chandler, CPA Ruth E. DeNault Eddy Funeral Home First Community Credit Union Drs. Merle and Peggy Foss Gate City Bank Tessa A. Gould Greenwood Plumbing & Heating Dick and Dr. Geneal Hall Dr. Jo-Ida Hansen Jim and Connie Harty Haut Funeral Home Bart and Cathy Holaday IDK Bar & Grill Jim J. Johnson Kelly and Larry Krein Reuben and Clarice Liechty Lifetime Vision Source Al and Genny Lindberg Maxine Mattson Virgil Miedema and Barbara Spaid Dr. David and Stacey Muhs

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Ed and Elaine Nafus Kari and Leo Ness Ottmar & Ottmar PC Robert and Jacinta Piatz Schauer & Associates PC CPA’S Elmer Schindel Jasper and Kim Schneider George and Gayle Schuler Marvin and Helen Seibold Todd and Shelly Steinwand Paul and Colette Sukut Thrifty White Pharmacy Jim and Candy Unruh US Bank Shane and Mary Wendel Charles and Brenda Willoughby Clark J. Wold

*as of April 1, 2015

Thank you to our in-kind donors: Cork & Barrel Liquors Don’s House of Flowers Gander Mountain Hillerud Construction, Inc. Media Productions Riddle’s Jewelry, Jamestown Stutsman Harley-Davidson Two Rivers Printing

Thank you to those providing special services: Aramark, Inc. Chic Expressions Cork & Barrel Liquors University of Jamestown Physical Plant Newman Signs Troy, Darron, Bev, and Barb Orr of More From Orr Auctioneers Dan Steckler Casey Stoudt James River Family Fitness / Larson Center

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This Evening’s Schedule 5:30 p.m. ӰӰHors d’ouevres and social hour ӰӰAll Silent Auction tables are open ӰӰRaffle tickets are available for the Michael Kors Purse and Wallet and the Medora Vacation Package ӰӰWine Raffle is open – Need more wine? Pay $25 and select a mystery bottle of wine. Selection includes 30 bottles of wine valued at $10 and higher, with the Grand Prize bottle being worth $100! To increase your chances for that $100 bottle, pay an extra $10 to peek at two bottles.

6:30 p.m. ӰӰSeating for Dinner ӰӰRaindrops or Roses for $500 Auction Dollars – Our Master of Ceremonies Casey Stoudt and Student Senate President Rachel Nyhus will lead you in this game to determine who wins $500 in Auction Dollars! Just like Heads or Tails- choose a side and let the coin fall where it may. ӰӰWelcome from President Bob Badal and Executive Vice President Polly Peterson ӰӰDash for Cash – Get out your cash or have your bidder number ready as Special Events Coordinator Morgan Bossman helps you pick your evening entertainment. Enjoy watching Executive Vice President Polly Peterson and President Bob Badal compete for a chance to not be this evening’s entertainment. The player with less money will provide your evening’s entertainment during dessert. ӰӰInvocation by Rev. Rick Raum 7:00 p.m ӰӰDinner 7:30 p.m. ӰӰSilent Auction #1 closes ӰӰRace to the Finish - 50/50 Student auction and competition 8:00 p.m. ӰӰDessert ӰӰEvening Entertainment – find out the results of the Dash for Cash Competition Be prepared to be entertained! ӰӰEarly Bird Registration winner announced – The names of all who registered by March 27, 2015 for Raindrops and Roses are automatically entered to win two tickets to Dine and Bid 2016!

8:30 p.m. ӰӰSilent Auction #2 Closes ӰӰLive Auction ӰӰRaise Your Paddle ӰӰRaffle Winners Announced – Must be present to win!

11:00 p.m. ӰӰThe bar will remain open until 11 p.m.

Afterparty with music and refreshments at the Elks Club.

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President and Mrs. Badal will host The Second Annual

MAGICAL MYSTERY BUS EATATHON

This is ITEM # 1 on Silent Auction 1. A favorite of last year’s auction. The first 36 people who sign up for this event at $100 per person will be guests on this special evening. There are many aspects of Saturday, September 26, 2015, that will be memorable. We will even let you in on a few secrets of this bus ride, which will transport you to a destination east of Jamestown.... Plan to board the bus at 2 p.m. at the University of Jamestown’s Reiland Fine Arts Center’s parking lot. You will return to Jamestown by 11 p.m. Enjoy the company of your host and hostess, President and First Lady Badal.

Again, this is item # 1 on the Silent Auction 1.

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Dinner Menu Tonight’s meal has been prepared by Regional Executive Chef Paolo Stefani, Aramark, Inc. HORS D’OEUVRES Grilled Shrimp Crostini with a Springtime Fruit Salad Grilled Chicken Crostini with a Micro Herb Salad SALAD Fresh Meadow Greens with Wild Flowers, Goat Cheese, Toasted Almonds and Strawberries topped with Strawberry-Basil Vinaigrette ENTRÉE Filet of Beef with Red Wine Demi-Glaze. Served with Oven Roasted Fingerling Potatoes, Forest Mushrooms, Spring Ramps and Spring Asparagus.

Black Pepper Pappardelle Pasta with Artichokes and Fresh Herbs tossed in a Vegetable Marinara. Served with Seared Spring Vegetables, Wild Mushrooms, and Spring Ramps.

(Vegetarian)

DESSERT Rose Petal Crème Brulee with Wild Berry Compote

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University of Jamestown Dine & Bid Auction Rules

1. A purchase card indicating the highest bidder will be given to the purchaser at the close of the bidding for that item. Payment may be made by cash, check, or credit card throughout the evening at the cashier’s desk. All checks should be made payable to University of Jamestown.

2. All arrangements are to be made between the donor and the buyer within one month of the auction, unless otherwise specified. All trips, items, and services must be used within one year of the auction, unless otherwise specified. If the auction item is not used in a period of one year following the auction, donors are no longer obligated to provide services, trips, etc.

3. All sales are final unless otherwise noted. There will be no exchange or refund of items.

4. Items displayed at the Larson Center must be taken the evening of the auction after payment has been made for the item(s). Please take all packaging and accessories for purchased items.

5. Every attempt has been made to accurately describe and present the auction items and services. If there is a discrepancy, the decision of the donor shall prevail.

Silent Auction Bidding Procedure To bid on a Silent Auction item, write your bidding number and the amount of your bid on the form provided. You may bid on a Silent Auction item until the Master of Ceremonies notifies guests that the Silent Auction group is closed. Warnings will be given before each closing. You may bid on a Silent Auction item as often as you like.

Once each auction closes, a carbon copy of bids will remain on the auction tables, identifying the successful bidder. Successful bidders will also receive a purchase card.

There is a $25 minimum initial bid / $5 minimum raise thereafter.

VISA, MASTERCARD, and DISCOVER are accepted.

Need help getting your items home?

We’re ready to give you a hand! Members of the Jimmie Football Team are ready to assist you. They will lift, move, and carry your items to your car for a modest tip. If you live in Jamestown, we can even deliver to your home tonight.

How’s that for service?

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Student 50/50 Auction and Event at 7:30 p.m.

Are the dice in your favor? Here is your chance to win big money and share big money with the Scholarship Fund! You have the opportunity to bid on your favorite group for the Student 50/50 Auction and Event. Student teams will compete in a game of luck as they rise to the top. The proceeds from all five winning bids will be combined and split 50/50 between University of Jamestown and the bidders who selected the winning student group.

Keep your fingers crossed!

This is how it will work: 1. Representatives from five student groups will face off tonight as they race to the top. Each team will take turns rolling the dice- if they roll a “2” and a “5” teams 2 and 5 get to move forward one space on the game board. If they roll a “3” and a “3” team 3 gets to move forward 2 spaces. The first team to the finish line wins.

2. Prior to their high rolling duties, the five student groups will be auctioned off. The five highest bidders will each select the University of Jamestown student group they think will be the winners of the Student 50/50 Auction and Event. Each bidder will select one representative who will participate in the game.

The representative will have two students from the student group to assist them.

Get together and bid with your friends or table companions!

3. The proceeds from all five winning bids will be combined and split 50/50 between University of Jamestown and the bidders who selected the winning student group. Keep your fingers crossed!

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There are Two Raffles at Raindrops

and Roses!

Only 125 tickets per item are available!

Purchase your tickets throughout the evening at the raffle tables from University of Jamestown students.

TICKETS ARE $30 for one ticket $55 for two tickets $75 for three tickets $100 for five tickets You choose into which raffle(s) your ticket(s) are entered.

Drawings take place after the Live Auction.

You must be present to win!

RAFFLE 1 Michael Kors Purse and Wallet You’ll look fabulous with this black Michael Kors purse with matching wallet.

Mary Newman and Kari Ness

RAFFLE 2 Rough Rider Medora Vacation Package Includes:

• 2 Medora Musical Tickets • 2 Pitchfork Fondue Tickets • 1 night stay at the Rough Riders Hotel • $50 Medora Dining and Shopping Gift Card • 2 rounds of golf at Bully Pulpit Golf Course Musical Tickets donated by Theodore Roosevelt Medora Foundation

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Wine Grab Everyone Wins!

GRAND PRIZE BOTTLE WORTH $100 Guest pays $25 to pick a mystery bagged bottle of wine If Guest pays $10 they get to peek into 2 gift bags – they can then choose one of those two or a random one from the table

Wines (mixture of white and red)

ӰӰ $25 per bottle

ӰӰ Over 30 bottles of wine up for grabs ӰӰ No bottle of wine is valued at less than $10 ӰӰ Some bottles worth $25 or more!

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Silent Auction 1 Silent Auction 1 closes at 7:30 p.m.

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1.

Bus Tour Eat-a-thon with President and Mrs. Badal A favorite of last year’s auction. The first 36 people who sign up for this event at $100 per person will be guests on this special evening. There are many aspects of Saturday, September 26, 2015, that will be memorable. We will even let you in on a few secrets of this bus ride, which will transport you to a destination east of Jamestown.... Plan to board the bus at 2 p.m. at the University of Jamestown’s Reiland Fine Arts Center’s parking lot. You will return to Jamestown by 11 p.m. Enjoy the company of your host and hostess, President and First Lady Badal.

President and Mrs. Badal and the University of Jamestown Board of Trustees

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Hammock Relax through the summer in this comfortable High Island Hammock

by Texsport. Hammock features cool comfortable cotton ropes, durable hardwood spreader bars, and welded metal suspension rings. Constructed of lightweight, strong tubular steel with two plated “S” hooks. Easy to set-up so you can start to relax.

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Harley Davidson Bag This Harley Davidson Bag is perfect for all of your upcoming travel plans.

This sturdy bag is made with rugged sport fabric with water resistant backing and in-line skate wheels for easy transport. This unique bag is also lined with Harley-Davidson signature lining.

Ag Country Farm Credit Services

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Chaney Clock This oversized bronze clock will be the perfect accent piece for any room in the house.

Ameriprise Financial Services, Inc.

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Wine of the Month Club Satisfy the wine lover in your life! Try something new or stick to what you love- either way you get a new bottle every month.

Cork & Barrel Liquors

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Think Spring This gorgeous flower bird feeder will have all the birds singing. Fill in the rest of your garden with a $25 gift certificate to Country Gardens.

Country Gardens Floral and Greenhouse

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Golf Kit Get ready to tee off with this golf lover’s dream. Start the golf season off right with a new Cutter and Buck WeatherTec jacket. Also enjoy a brand new CAT golf towel, coozies, cap clip, divot, tees and of course a box of Callaway golf balls. Fore!

Butler Machinery Company Plus, enjoy golfing in Jamestown with two rangeball punch cards. The 18-hole course at the Hillcrest Municipal Golf facility features 6,592 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 72. The course rating is 70.0 and it has a slope rating of 113.

Jamestown Parks and Recreation

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Take me out to the ball game!

Get ready for a night at the ball park. Be the high bidder and take home eight tickets to any RedHawks baseball game!

Fargo-Moorhead RedHawks

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Guthrie Theater Tickets Time for a road trip! Take your favorite theater partner to the cities with these two Guthrie Theater tickets to any show this season. Expires July 31, 2015.

Guthrie Theater

10. Metal Letters that spell “COLLEGE”(12” high) Cheer for “Jamestown College” one more time with letters that literally spell “College.” They once welcomed everyone to campus and now they will add a touch of history to your home.

University of Jamestown 11. Three Piece Casserole Set Your next dinner party will be a breeze with this 3- piece La Cuisine Casserole Set. Wonderfully versatile. Perfect for all hob and oven cooking (either with or without the lid), these casseroles can be used to rustle up all sorts of mouth-watering dishes. Try slow-cooked classic dishes such as Boeuf Bourguignon or Elizabethan Pork.

Lifestyle Appliance and Entertainment Center 12. World Beer Tour Tour the world from the comfort of your favorite recliner! Sit back and relax with 20 six-packs of beer from around the world.

Cork & Barrel Liquors 13. Knit Jimmie Afghan and Scarf Stay warm at those fall football games with this homemade Jimmie Afghan and scarf!

Pat Stallman

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14. Area Rug, 5’ x 8’ Neutral shades of brown, beige, blue, and cream in this rug make it a great compliment to any space. Think of all the places where this rug would look great in your home. Then, bid generously!

Schuberts Carpet One 15. Twist Magic Necklace and Bracelet Set Stunning and sophisticated. This necklace and bracelet set would look great with a pair of jeans or dressed up with your favorite evening dress.

16. A Day at the Spa Feel the need to relax after a stressful spring? Be the top bidder and you can be pampered from head to toe! This package includes a Steam Shower, 1-hour massage and spa pedicure. Finish the day by taking home a supply of hair products.

Top Designers Salon and Spa 17. Autographed Joe Nathan Jersey Joe Nathan made his Major League Baseball debut in 2003. He played for the San Fransico Giants for just one year before being traded to the Minnesota Twins. From 2004-2009 Nathan was considered one of the top closers in MLB with four All-Star appearances and 246 saves. This commemorative jersey from 2011, complete with Nathan’s name, jersey number, and personal autograph would make a great momento for any Twins fan.

Jeremy Wells 18. Arts Center One-Year Family Membership Enjoy a full year of the arts in Jamestown and special member discounts at The Arts Center--where culture builds community. Expires April 2016.

The Arts Center 19. One Case of Assorted Bagels Bring on the cream cheese! You’re going to need it while devouring this case of delicious bagels!

Dakota Brands International 20. After Winter Car Care Give your vehicle the attention it needs with a Tire Rotation and Balance.

Keep everything running smooth with the help of this Vehicle Care Kit. And for those times of need - a set of color coded jumper cables and clamps.

Firestone Tire & Service Center and Northwest Tire, Inc. and CarQuest

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21. Sit Back and Relax Bring on the sun rays! Sit back and relax in one of these folding lawn chairs with a refreshing beverage you purchased with your Bottles & Jugs gift certificate.

Northwest Tire, Inc. and Bottles & Jugs 22. Autographed Photo of Cordarrelle Patterson #84 If you’re a Vikings fan, this autographed photo of wide reciever Cordarrelle Patterson will be a welcome addition to your collection! Patterson was drafted by the Minnesota Vikings in the first round of the 2013 NFL Draft.

Minnesota Vikings 23. Hitting the Gym Jumpstart your workout routine with this 3-month membership to Anytime Fitness, located in the Buffalo Mall. And to help keep your fitness supplies organized, enjoy this great blue & black dufflebag.

Anytime Fitness and Dauer’s Trophies & Sportswear 24. Dickens Village Enjoy one of the classics with this Dickens Village - your house will be beautiful during the holiday season.

Richard Walentine 25. Dog Cork Holder For both the wine lover and dog lover. This quirky piece will be a great conversation starter for your home.

26. Fairview Lift-Bridge at Cartwright Tunnel Original print by Sharon Cox, UJ Professor. This framed custom piece will add a hand-crafted touch to your home or office.

Sharon Cox 27. $100 Gift Card to Walmart in Jamestown Shop your way when you use this gift card at your local Walmart store.

Walmart 28. Jimmie Gear Sport your Spirit. Sit back and relax in one of your new Jamestown College chairs, fill your Jimmie Cup, and look stylish in a new Ladies polo shirt.

Wildside Creations and University of Jamestown Bookstore 29. Drink Up with Stutsman Harley Davidson Be the high bidder and take home these unique Harley Davidson Roadhouse Brew Pint Glasses and a wall-mount bottle opener.

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30. Kids in the Kitchen Take home a gift for the little one in your life. Make them feel like they are really helping in the kitchen with this Cutting Food Kit and Pots and Pans set.

31. Family Game Night You’ll have lots of games to choose from at your next game night! You can play a rousing game of Uno, Phase 10, Twisted Farkel, or even Yahtzee! How will you choose?

32. It’s Krumkake Time!

Uff-da! Time to start baking some Krumkake with this double sided electric baker. We’ll throw in a packet of Krumkake mix to make it even simpler.

33. Little Red Wagon This wagon is perfect for transporting kids and toys or use it for gardening supplies or taking food to a block party. The possibilities are endless. Allterrain cargo wagon with 10 in. pneumatic tires designed to handle soft soil and rugged terrain. Includes a 3.5 in. deep steel tray and removable wooden side panels featuring the State Farm logo.

State Farm, Erin Lamp, Agent 34. Patio Set Your new patio set will be perfect for entertaining or enjoying an evening out in your yard. This hightop patio table comes with two chairs. The bronze and tan colors will look great in any outdoor setting.

Corey Larson and Heidi Heim-Larson; Trent and Tonya Sletto 35. Spring Cleaning!

Get a jump on spring cleaning with this $100 gift certificate courtesy of ServiceMaster of Jamestown!

ServiceMaster of Jamestown 36. Camelbak Hydrobak When all you want is water, the minimalist Hydrobak bike pack holds a 1.5L Antidote reservoir in a narrow profile to maximize your range of motion without sacrificing your water supply. Super lightweight with one small front pocket and reflective strip for early morning and evening safety.

37. Cook Out Kit Hope you’re hungry! We’ve got everything you need for a great summer cookout. Included in this package is a 4qt Dutch Oven, Square Pie Iron, Roaster Forks and “T” fork that can hold up to 6 hotdogs at once!

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38. Calligraphy Piece with Frame “I have found the one whom my soul loves.” This custom calligraphy piece and frame would make the perfect gift for an upcoming wedding.

Julie Helgaas and Frame-Kraft Pro Picture Framing 39. Accent Table This beautiful hand-made round accent table is built by talented artisans from India. The detailed work on the legs speaks itself about the hand craftsmenship and the efforts put into it. Enjoy the charm and elegance this weathered-grey table gives to your home.

40. AquaPong Take this at-home classic to the water. This inflateable Pong game includes cup holders for the game as well as for your cheering section. Ping pong balls and Solo cups included.

41. Cut Right Kitchen Set Mocubo’s cutting surface is made from finished, oil-treated bamboo that scoffs at scuff marks and absorbs moisture. Three drawers pull out from underneath so you can slide food in and save on counter space while prepping. Paired with a set of 3 knives and you’re ready to cook!

42. Lantern Set These handcrafted Stoneware Lanterns with LED candles add a touch of warmth to any décor. The unique woven lattice design with rustic antique finish creates a natural authenticity. The LED candles are waterproof, allowing the product to be used indoor or outdoor. The LED candles also have a built in 4 or 8 hour timer setting feature.

43. Oval Hoop Earrings Love, Earth Sterling Silver Bonded with 14K Yellow Gold Twist Hoop Earrings with Genuine Swarovski Crystal Accent.

44. Tool Set A great tool set to have around the house. This 123 piece set should have just about everything you need for those odd to-do list jobs.

45. Doggy Basket This one’s for Fido! Your pooch and you will love this new dog brush, bone shaped baggy dispenser, and a couple toys; all stored in this cute doggy bag.

46. Kitchen Helper Your new stand will make an adorable addition to your kitchen. The stand fits cookbooks or your personal tablet. Plus find some great new recipies in this “Cooking Light” cookbook.

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47. Chalk Canisters Chalk paint is becoming more and more popular, so why not join the trend?

This set of 3 canisters includes chalk labels and chalk.

48. Portable Wireless Speaker The JBL Clip is the ultra-light, ultra-rugged, and ultra-powerful portable speaker. This powerful little box gives you the option to take the music with you where ever you go, either wirelessly or connected to another portable device. Stream your music with no strings or cables attached or talk with your friends using its hands-free speakerphone function. The builtin carabiner lets you hook it easily to whatever clothes you’re wearing or backpack you’re shouldering.

49. As Seen on TV Finally! The basket you’ve always wanted but refused to buy. Get all of the must-have As Seen on TV products here. Includes Magic Mesh, Flex Seal, Side Socket, Pocket Hose, and Cool Towel.

50. Wall Mounted Wine Rack This unique Upton Home wall mount wine rack features five coil holders to store bottles upside down showing off your favorite labels. The natural, wrought iron finish gives this wall mount a charmingly industrial touch.

51. NDSU Poncho Show your NDSU spirit in this unique, oversized, and comfy poncho straight from Mexico.

Candy Dempsey and Jim Weight 52. Coffee Lovers Delight Coffee Coffee Coffee! This package is perfect for any coffee lover. Start the day off right with French Pressed Caribou Coffee, medium or dark roast.

And for a little extra flavor mix in one of your individual creamers. Mix it all together in one of your new Caribou Coffee mugs.

53. Cell Phone Accessories Everything you’ve wanted but haven’t bought. Included in this bundle is a Selfie Stick, portable external battery charger and car mount. All work with either Apple or Samsung Android phones.

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54. Travel Seat and Multipurpose Cooler Bag Take everything you need with you with this seat and cooler bag. The Ventura Seat is your own portable recliner. Backpack straps for portability, zippered pocket for valuables and six adjustable locking positions. Paired with a cooler bag with a large main compartment, zippered pockets, three insulated pockets and a bottom compartment.

State Farm, Erin Lamp, Agent

55. Drink Dispenser and Flavor Infuser The Creative Bath 3-Gallon Beverage Dispenser with Ice Core is sensational for parties and gatherings. The ice core keeps beverages refreshingly cool without diluting them. Pop a lemon or lime in the flavor infuser for added zing at your party. The dispenser is for cold beverages only. The 3-gallon dispenser has a clean, stylish design that would fit most settings and can be used both indoors and outdoors.

Silent Auction 1 closes at 7:30 p.m.

SAVE the DATE Dine & Bid April 16, 2016

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Silent Auction 2 Silent Auction 2 closes at 8:30 p.m., prior to the beginning of the Live Auction.

56. Wine Stand This reclaimed wood wine stand would make a great addition to your bar or den. Rustic colors and multiple racks will make your bar stand out. It even has wine glass holders!

57. Wind Chime A classic bronze windchime would make a peaceful addition to any garden or patio.

58. Pride of Dakota Show your Pride of Dakota with this custom gift basket. Whether you’re hungry for scones, soup, honey or pickles, win the basket and you don’t have to choose!

59. Access Roll-Up Cover If you are the high bidder on this gift certificate you will be able to protect your pick up’s cargo from the elements with this roll-up cover that sits 1 1/2” above the truck bed. The cover features a latching system, tight bite clamps, tension adjustment, element seal, and storage straps. It installs in minutes by one person and opens in seconds.

Agri-Cover Inc. 60. Comforts of Home Curl up at home under this gorgeous quilt with a nice cup of cocoa in your new mug. We’ll include a little chapstick for the winter air.

Comforts of Home Quilting and More 61. Two Assorted Six-Packs of Microbrewery Beer This assortment of beers lets you kick back and taste the varieties available from microbreweries. This is the perfect item for anyone who enjoys a brew.

Cork & Barrel Liquors 62. One Night in a Two-Person Jacuzzi Suite Have a “stay-cation” right here in Jamestown or treat your guests! Enjoy the comforts of a two-room suite with fireplace, king-size bed, and jacuzzi in one room; plus, a cozy sitting area with fireplace with a 42” tv in the second room with French doors. Valid Sunday through Thursday. Expires August 31, 2015.

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63. Rangeball Punch Card for Hillcrest Golf Course and Family Swim Passes Enjoy golfing in Jamestown with a rangeball punch card. The 18-hole course at the Hillcrest Municipal Golf facility features 6,592 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 72. The course rating is 70.0 and it has a slope rating of 113. But wait, there’s more! Also included is a 2015 Family Swim Pass.

Jamestown Parks and Recreation 64. Twenty Tickets to the Jamestown Speedway 2015 Off to the races with twenty tickets to the Jamestown Speedway 2015 season. Bring all of your friends to one race or use the tickets throughout the season!

Jamestown Speedway 65. You’ve Got Mail Freshen up your front yard with a new Rubbermaid two-door mailbox with post.

ProBuild 66. Fishing Lamps Bring the outside in with these unique fishing rod lamps all the way from Texas. This set of two would make a great addition to your cabin or theme room!

Reuben Liechty Realtors 67. A Wine Connoisseur’s Dream The Sandnesses visit Napa and Sonoma wine country often, and they are sharing four bottles of wine that are not available at retail venues. Included in this package is a wine bottle glass holder and four glasses. This truly is a wine connoisseur’s dream!

Sandness Law Office, and Scott & Karla Sandness 68. Kid’s Knitted Jimmie Sweater This knit Jimmie sweater will look great on a special little someone.

Pat Stallman 69. Let the Party Begin Keep your summer drinks cold with this Counter Top Ice Maker. You can make a batch of ice in as little as 6 minutes and up to 26 pounds per day.

Both kids and adults can enjoy drinks from these numbered and colored mason jar cups with lids and straw. Lemonade and Captain Morgan LongIsland Tea mixes complete your party package.

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70. Autographed Kent Hrbek Baseball Bat Originally from Minneapolis, Kent “Herbie� Hrbek spent his entire MLB career with the Twins. Starting in 1981, Hrbek was a first baseman who threw right-handed but batted left. Take home this bat autographed by the hometown favorite player. Signed in 2012 during a private signing at Fan HQ. Jeremy Wells 71. Ten Games of Bowling Put on your bowling shoes and enjoy ten games at Buffalo Lanes. Use them all yourself or share with your bowling buddies.

Buffalo Lanes 72. New Professional Package Know someone starting out in the professional world? Give them a headstart with this classy burgundy briefcase and gift certificates to Blue Star Dry Cleaning.

Haroldson Office Supply/ A&B Solutions and KSJB-Kiss 93.3 FM 73. Jump Starter with Compressor Ideal for roadside emergencies and safety this jump starter lets you start a battery without the need of another vehicle. It also includes a 120 PSI compressor, alternative 12 Volt Power Source, 270* Pivoting high powered LED emergency light, and much more.

Midwest Financial Services 74. Horse Head Sculpture North Dakota artist and University of Jamestown alumnus Jim McCulloch created a bronze sculpture especially for Raindrops and Roses. This sculpture is number 17 of an edition of 20, featuring an intricate horse head.

James McCulloch 75. United States Flag Artwork This beautifully framed and matted United States flag photo would make a great addition to any office or home. Created by Carroll Wentland.

Photo-Frame Gallery 76. World Cork Holder Whether you love to travel or love exotic wines, this cork holder is perfect for you. The neutral colors make it perfect for any room in your home.

77. Artful Happy Hour Winner recieves 4 certificates to any Artful Happy Hour at the Arts Center in Jamestown. Use them all yourself or take a friend - two bottles of wine included. Must RSVP to the Arts Center for the sessions you wish to attend.

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78. Shopper’s Delight Get ready Fargo-Shoppers are coming your way. Shop your way when you use this $100 gift card at any of the stores at West Acres Mall. After a long day of shopping sit back and relax in your two-room suite at the Ramada Plaza and Suites.

West Acres Development, LLC and Ramada Plaza & Suites 79. Fishing Starter Kit Get the kids ready for summer fun on the lake! This fishing kit has everything you need from fishing rod to life jacket and lures to a net. All packed in one handy bundle.

Todd Gross 80. World Map Clock This beautiful clock will make a great addition to any room. It features muted colors and endless charm.

81. Tabletop Foosball Game Grab your friends and set up a foosball game anywhere with this portable tabletop game!

82. Michael Kors Sunglasses You’ll be ready for some fun in the sun with these stylish Michael Kors sunglasses.

Professional Eyecare Centers, Dr. Kent Fronk and Dr. Douglas Frohlich 83. University of Jamestown Horse Race ($250 minimum bid) The race is on as the University of Jamestown takes on Valley City State University in the horse race of the year. The crowd goes wild as the jockeys are neck and neck as they round the last bend. This one-of-a-kind painting will last a lifetime in the museum glass frame which is anti-glare and protects it from the sun.

Lance R. Jones 84. P90X by BeachBody Decide. Commit. Succeed. With this BeachBody P90X Extreme Fitness package you can get the body you’ve been longing for.

Professional Eyecare Centers, Dr. Kent Fronk and Dr. Douglas Frohlich 85. Chanhassen Dinner Theatres Dinner and Show for Four This complimentary dinner and show for four at Chanhassen Dinner Theatres is for a production of Disney’s Mary Poppins. Tickets would be great for a family or even a double date night! This show runs through August 30, 2015, must book tickets by July 24.

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86. Wood and Steel UJ Logo This is a one of a kind piece of art. The original art is hand drawn and then scanned into Bohl Ironworks’ CAD software. They cut the steel with a CNC plasma-cutter, then use reclaimed wood for the back of the metal. The steel has a patina applied to the surface, which will react differently each time so there will never be two pieces the same. Be the high bidder and it is yours to keep.

Bohl Ironworks 87. Pamper Me Package Treat yourself to a day of pampering or spread your gift throughout the year. Be the top bidder and take home a $200 gift certificate for any salon services plus Redken shampoo, conditioner and mousse. We’ve added in a little something for the man in your life too: Redken for Men shampoo and finish conditioner. Prepare to be pampered!

Jasmeria For Hair 88. Let’s Get Physical Get in shape with this workout package. Workout from home with your new Eddy Camelbak waterbottle, toning band, and yoga mat.

89. Redneck Barbeque Impress your friends with this Redneck Barbeque set. Season your meat with this delicious Meat Man’s Rub before throwing it on the grill, or slather some ribs in this Dakota Slims BBQ sauce. Finish the grilling right by branding your meat with a custom branding iron.

90. Copper Hose Pot This beautiful and practical copper hose pot has a hand-hammered design and solid brass handle. Holds a hose up to 100 ft. long.

91. Ceramic Serving Set This iconic 9-piece ceramic serving set will soon be your favorite asset in the kitchen. The chip-resistant and dishwasher safe set is designed with daily use in mind, but it retains all of the elegance that your next party requires.

92. FitBit Flex The FitBit Flex will track steps, distance, calories burned, active minutes and even sleep. The FitBit will sync with iPhones, iPads, some Android devices, and Windows XP.

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93. Nutri Ninja 2-in-1 The Nutri Ninja blender combines multiple kitchen appliances into one easy-to-use, powerful and compact kitchen system. The Nutri Ninja blender features a compact power pod with Flip technology that can be used interchangeably with 16-ounce Nutri Ninja 2-in-1 cups or a 40-ounce all-inone processor bowl. The all-in-one processing bowl crushes ice into snow for frozen drinks, chops fresh vegetables into precise, even pieces for salads and casseroles and makes perfect batters and doughs. The 16-ounce Nutri Ninja 2-in-1 cup blends your favorite smoothies and drinks and can also be used for personal food prep such as creating your special sauces and favorite salad dressings. Twist on the Sip and Seal lids and take your drinks with you!

94. Black Onyx Jewelry Set This eye-catching black onyx teardrop set will look radiant on you.

Necklace, earrings and bracelet included.

95. Mirror Accent Table This unique black, mirrored accent table will look great in any home or office.

96. Wood Nesting Boxes This set of two wooden nesting boxes would work well for storing magazines or blankets.

97. For the Movie Lover in You Decorate your home theater with this vintage scene wall piece and then take the family out with Bison 6 Cinema Movie Passes.

98. Get ready to garden!

Start the Spring off right with a brand new flower pot filled with all kinds of gardening goodies including tools and gloves.

99. Essential Oil Starter Kit The dōTERRA® collection of single essential oils represents the finest aromatic extracts available in the world today. Each oil provides the living essence of its source, gently distilled from plants that are nurtured and carefully harvested throughout the world. A beautiful palate of botanical energies, they can be used individually or blended for personalized essential oil therapies. Be the high bidder to try this aromatherapy Oil diffuser and essential oil starter kit.

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100. Swim Package Swim the summer away! Enjoy all of these pool accessories while utilizing your 2015 Family Swim Pass.

Jamestown Parks and Recreation 101. Fitness Kickstart Head on over to NewAge Fitness and use your $50 gift certificate. Don’t forget to bring your tennis shoes and waterbottle- you can carry them in your new dufflebag.

NewAge Fitness and Dauers Trophies & Sportswear 102. Night In Kit Get ready for a perfect night in with this Microplush Ivory Bath Robe.

Cuddle up in your robe with this brand new top-selling book, choice of three facemasks, and a glass or two of wine.

Tempur-pedic Pillow Your best night’s sleep starts here. This extra soft pillow is hypoallergenic, it conforms to your body, and the cover has a 350-thread count.

Zimmerman’s Furniture 103. Harper Multi-Purpose Dolly and Cart The dolly folds up for compact, space-saving storage between uses and features four wheels for stable and balanced handling of larger loads.

The folding dolly cart also features a three-position telescoping handle, which adjusts up to 53” for tall cargo. It can be tilted at an angle for moving shelves and bookcases. Swivel casters make the 4-wheel dolly cart more maneuverable so you can get around corners and furniture, while a metal pin holds the handlebar in place once it has been placed into the desired position.

104. Amerileather Women’s Tote Shop in style while transporting all your necessary personal items in this leather shopper tote bag. Made of rich cowhide with white stitching and attractive buckles, this tote bag features a spacious main compartment, a zippered inner pouch, and more.

105. Fore! Golf Accessories You’ll be on the top of your game with this package. Enjoy a brand new box of balls, a new cap, tote and a rangefinder. The rangefinder will display up to 1000 yards ahead at .7 times magnification; you’ll hit the green everytime with this tool. Plus 2 nine hole rounds at the Fessenden Country Club.

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106. GoPro HERO HERO makes it easy to capture and share your world. Featuring high-quality 1080p30 and 720p60 video and 5MP photos up to 5 fps, HERO captures the same immersive footage that’s made GoPro one of the best-selling cameras in the world. Wearable, gear-mountable and integrated into a rugged, waterproof housing, HERO helps you capture photos and videos that make you look just like that: a HERO. 107. Mosquito Squad Barrier Spray Protect up to a 1/2 acre of land with this barrier spray for mosquitos from Mosquito Squad. This certificate is good anywhere in eastern North Dakota only, not in lake country (Minnesota). The Barrier spray has a 21-day residue and the Mosquito Squad would spray every 21 days; start date is May 15th and every 21 days after up to 5 sprays.

Mosquito Squad of Eastern North Dakota 108. Breville YouBrew Customize your brew strength with this premium coffee maker. The integrated burr grinder will grind your choice of beans to the optimal size just prior to brewing for maximum freshness, flavor, and aroma. Brew directly into your favorite cup, travel mug or the included glass carafe for weekend entertaining.

Curt and Rachel Liechty 109. Jimmie Orange Stools These Jimmie Orange 24-inch metal counter stools will make a great addition to your Jimmie Fan Cave.

110. Sedona Bookcase This accent piece featuring natural slate stone tiles combined with warm finished oak construction and rainfall glass doors will be perfect to feature your classic books or collectibles. This bookcase will blend with your dĂŠcor and enhance the atmosphere of any room.

Liechty Homes 111. Tahitian Floating Island Time to hit the lake! Invite your friends to enjoy your private island which is packed full of features like wading pool, cup holders, built-in coolers, back rests and boarding platform.

Silent Auction 2 closes at 8:30 p.m. prior to the beginning of the Live Auction.

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Live Auction 112. Dinner around Town We hope you’re hungry! Highest bidder recieves: $150 in gift certificates from Domino’s Pizza in Jamestown; 2 in restaurant pizzas at Pizza Corner in Valley City; 4 family size pizzas from Papa Murphy’s, plus pizza cutters, red pepper flakes, and herb and cheese blend; 5 free combo meals from Taco John’s; $50 to Sabir’s Buffalo Grille; and $25 to Babb’s Coffee House.

Domino’s Pizza; Papa Murphy’s Pizza, Taco John’s, Pizza Corner, Sabir’s Buffalo Grille, Babb’s Coffee House 113. Rose Gold Necklace This beautiful necklace is an eye-catcher! The 10K Rose Gold pendant will make a standout addition to your collection.

Riddle’s Jewelry in Jamestown 114. Taylor Swift Concert Package We’ve got a “Blank Space” for you to write your name! Be the high bidder of this concert package and you win four (4) tickets to the Taylor Swift concert at the FargoDome on September 9th! But that’s not all; enjoy dinner on us before being escorted to the concert in your personal limousine! Your limo will pick you up and take you back to your luxurious room at the Radison Downtown Fargo.

University of Jamestown Board of Trustees 115. Green Jamestown College sign #1 from the Interstate (36”w x 24”h) Own a piece of history with this cool sign you may have seen before on the Interstate. The sign was legally given to University of Jamestown after our name change.

University of Jamestown 116. Green Jamestown College sign #2 from the Interstate (24”w x 18”h) From the street to your home, here is your chance to have your own Jamestown College sign!

University of Jamestown 117. $1,000 Display Ad in The Jamestown Sun Get the word out about your business through advertising in The Jamestown Sun! This local resource reaches thousands of potential customers every day. Certificate must be presented at the time of ad placement.

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118. Gourmet Dinner for Eight by Aramark Aramark is University of Jamestown’s on-campus caterer, and they will cater a party for you, too, in the comfort of your home. Make your guest list now and let skilled staff of Aramark create a dinner to remember.

Aramark, Inc. 119. Single Membership at the Jamestown Country Club Whether you have been golfing your entire life or have just begun to appreciate the game, Jamestown Country Club offers a membership option that suits you. Our challenging course and friendly staff ensures our members will enjoy bringing guests out for a drink, as well as perfecting their game. This single resident membership grants you unlimited use of our 18-hole golf course, putting green, practice green and pull carts, plus a locker. Expires 12/31/15; winner must pick up membership.

Jamestown Country Club Board of Directors 120. Two Night Stay at Lakeview Meadow Resort on Jamestown Reservoir Located at the Jamestown Reservoir, Lakeview Meadow provides gorgeous views and it is the perfect place for a weekend getaway. Whether you’re in the area for hunting, a graduation party, a quilting or scrapbooking retreat, or a romantic weekend, choose your cabin and book your reservation.

It’s open year-round, and if you go in the summer, there’s a boat launch just down the hill from your cabin. All cabins have gas fireplaces and air conditioning. Expires May 1, 2016.

Lakeview Meadow Resort 121. Movie Pass for Two for One Year at Bison 6 Cinema Lights! Camera! Action! An entire year of movies on the big screen in Jamestown will be yours if you’re the highest bidder. Surround sound, digital projection, comfy stadium seating, wall to wall screens, and the atmosphere of the theatre will enhance your experience. Settle in to view the latest films at the Bison 6 Cinema. High bidder: Contact Lyman Keim.

Expires April 18, 2016.

Bison 6 Cinema 122. Rocking Motorcycle Although Bill Mitchell has never ridden a motorcycle, many children have climbed aboard his wooden rocking motorcycles. Woodworking is Bill’s hobby, and for the last ten years he’s been making motorcycles, which are a labor of love. The wood grain patterns give each motorcycle a unique look; no two are alike. Bid high, and take this item home to an adoring child, or add it to your own motorcycle collection.

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123. Monarch Butterfly Tent and Release This is a unique addition to a company picnic, birthday party, or other special event! Dr. Michelle Solensky (UJ Biology Professor) will provide 100 live monarch butterflies for your event, to be scheduled by the winning bidder during September or October of 2015. Options include a butterfly tent, classroom visits, or even a butterfly release at a wedding or other special event. If your event involves curious children or adults, Dr. Solensky would be happy to attend all or part of your event to tell your guests about monarch biology and migration and answer questions. With their bright orange and black color, these “Jimmie” butterflies would be a great addition to your fall event!

Michelle Solensky 124. Minnesota Twins Package #1 Get ready to cheer for the Minnesota Twins from the lower level two days in a row! You’ll have a great time at the June 20th and 21st games as the Twins take on the Cubs. The high bidder for this Twins Package will receive one room for two nights at Marriott City Center, which is located in downtown Minneapolis within walking distance of Target Field. Also, enjoy $200 which you may spend at Target Field. This Twins excursion is a homerun for any fan!

Jeremy Wells 125. Minnesota Twins Package #2 New dates, same package! Be the high bidder and spend two days cheering on the twins from the lower level. You’ll have a great time at the July 25th and 26th games as the Twins take on the Yankees. If that wasn’t enough you also receive one room for two nights at Marriott City Center, which is located in downtown Minneapolis within walking distance of Target Field. Also, enjoy $200 which you may spend at Target Field. This Twins excursion is a homerun for any fan!

Jeremy Wells 126. Custom Doll House You will want that special little one in your life to have this labor of love!

Dave Greshik constructed this Victorian doll house piece by piece. The details are amazing! Take a look at all the intricate details including the decorating details provided by his wife and our instructor, Vicki. This item is sure to become a cherished family heirloom.

Vicki & Dave Greshik 127. Watson Hall Window Bring a vintage touch to your home with an original window from Watson Hall. This item was saved during the renovations last summer.

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128. Jimmies Neon Bar Sign Let your Jimmie spirit shine with this custom made Jimmies neon sign! It is one-of-a-kind and perfect for your home bar, den, or maybe above the fireplace!

Wilhelm Chevy Buick GMC 129. University of Jamestown Bench Take a seat and show your Jimmie Spirit with this sturdy University of Jamestown Bench. Solid wood, indoor-outdoor bench with classic University of Jamestown design. The bench has been UV protected to prevent fading.

University of Jamestown Bookstore and Tanya Ostlie 130. Take Me to the Theater “Break a leg” as you bid for this prize package. Enjoy two days of live theater including two tickets to Mary Poppins at the Chanhassen Dinner theater on July 31st and two tickets to Kinky Boots at the Orpheum on August 1st. But we’re not taking a bow yet - also included is two nights at the Marriott City Center and dinner at the Chanhassen and a $100 gift certificate to dinner at “The Oceanaire” on Saturday. Cue applause and curtain.

Jeremy Wells 131. Pedal Fire Truck Make way for this fire and rescue pedal truck! Any child in your life will have a blast while driving this around the neighborhood.

R.M. Stoudt, Inc. 132. Custom-Made Fire Pit and Table Top You will bask in the glow of this custom-made fire pit that you may use year ‘round. It is versatile and may be used as a table top when the fire is not in use. Keep your friends near with this unique addition to your patio or outdoor space.

Jon Lindberg 133. Savage Axis XP Camo Bolt Action Rifle with Scope Hunting season will be here before you know it; start the season off right with a brand new rifle. The Savage Axis XP has a silky smooth bolt operation, dual pillar bedding, rugged composite stock in Mossy Oak Break-Up camo and a 22” matte finish free-floating barrel. Plus a 4 round detachable magazine and mounted and boresighted 3-9 x 40mm riflescope. This rifle is a best-in-class entry level for the hunter in your life.

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134. Looysen I Care: Trip around the Office Take a Free Trip Around the Looysen I Care Office. Be the high bidder and win a comprehensive eye exam plus your top 2 choices for eyeglasses, sunglasses, computer glasses, or soft lens fitting and contact lenses! Expires April 31, 2016 and no other insurance or discounts apply.

Looysen I Care, PC 135. Rustic JC/ND sign Take a look at this unique piece provided by Newman signs. Newman craftsmen created this piece to remind us all of our origin and home. A one of a kind historic piece.

Newman Signs, Inc. 136. A Bunch for Brunch with Helen Enjoy a delectable spring brunch menu while visiting with our centurion home coming queen, Helen Hample. This brunch will include 8 spots at the table in addition to Helen and President and first-lady Badal. You will be served in style as you listen to Helen share her memories of the University and her life. You may even learn the secret of living a long and fulfilling life (we can’t promise you will hit 100 as Helen has). Join us for memorable conversation, delicious food and attentive service at Tena Lawrence’s home.

Provided by Polly Peterson, Donna Schmitz and Tena Lawrence

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Raise Your Paddle!

Get ready for Raise Your Paddle in support of the Pass It On Scholarship Fund and Jimmie Generation Scholarships.

If you find that you still have money to spend and would like to do even more to support University of Jamestown scholarships, raise your paddle at any one of the following levels: $100 $250 $500 $1,000 $5,000 Higher!

The support of all those who raise their paddles at the $100 and $250 levels will be combined to support our current Pass It On Scholarship Fund.

All bidders who raise their paddles at the $500, $1,000, or higher levels will have a Jimmie Generation Scholarship named after themselves or the individual(s) of their choice.

Since September of 2010, University of Jamestown supporters have created over 200 Jimmie Generation Scholarships. Please help us raise more scholarships tonight through Raise Your Paddle!

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UJ Benches now available through our bookstore!

Choose from three different designs for this beautiful bench for your yard or patio (by order only, 4-6 weeks for delivery).

Contact Tanya Ostlie at (701) 252-3467 ext. 5476 or e-mail tostlie@uj.edu.

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9, Jacey . they Alber 8, Anna Holen 11, Enderlin, -S from Het- john Jacob the only Jimmies, 3, Autumn Kennedy Witt 6, Katrina Hoff Beulah c r a n t o n N.D., imPaul had Jackie MeikleUlmer 2, prove d placer -Hazen FG, 3-4 FT, a a busy to finish but they still for the day at 157, splitti 11 fouls. Taylor Hebl 2. Totals: as state n d Meiklejohn ticipants.

3-pointers: mark to his season totaled par1, Witt 2, Holen 16 ng them six-match 21-5 with enough middle at 3-3 20-team sixth with 60.5 Records: Hoff 1. expected Dual seeds 2, LaMoure-L more wins, down with field. five of Misso points -M 15-3; Tuesday. to be released are in the Grand Milnor-NS uri Baptis a pin of Matt the placin third at 7-11. on Jonath Behr t at 3:52.

165 pound g points. View (Iowa) The region won with Nord Dickin s.

3-2 day on Gonzalez William son tourna was typBoys had a winni at 174, ically ments indivi dual Penn (101) State (122.5) 188.5 Gudem getting are ng third. domin day. an a and on Carri pin of North His lone SaturThe Jimm were second ant. teched ngton wester over T.J. points loss was Tommy ies were and tie-bre n. He behind a Bailey Region 1 NR-Sheye 59, aker only 2.5 (Neb.) fifth-place dual tournamen Heavy of Conco also Dicki nson against nne 57 Joseph rdia Champion t at LaMoure counte weight Anton Briar Cliff.

Brady State’ s Murill ship Taylor d Napoleon Bicket io Lopez (133) and o 132: Nathan Hodel 45, game-winne three of for seven points t sank Richar (125), Joseph Zaped acWeigel, N, Oakes 27 Michael Otherwise, (4-3).

3:00. pinned Chris as Carrin r at the the and four his five contes , winning went 2-2. Murill d Markvart a Schmitt, 138: Erik he had two techni Nord gton edged horn Loepp, O, Rockfo 0:54.

Dickin overall out of ted matches had a tech and o had a pin (165) each pinned Colten and pinnedcal falls, one rd-She and New son six. major Zaped Jangula, State’s 145: Brady Jesus He pinned yenne.

2:54. He The . a Baraja Skyler dorf Colleg D’Monte major decisio 152: Austin Ptacek, O, forfeit. also had Hernandez s (125) n Aursb coming Cardi nals Becker, N, e (Iowa) Dillon a major Carroll in 160: Jonathon pinned Dillon were In the Kifer in just y of Wal. fall. Jonah (184) each and Matthew Ost, 1:30. win overoff an overti third-p 170: Dalten Grunefelder, N, went 1-2 lace match58 seconds. and was 2-2 had three wins Moore major 182: Jared Jangula, N, dec. forfeit. the night No. 3 Ellend me in contes featur Austin Kelly, decision. ’s win at 149 with a at 141 , it was 195: MathewRoth, O, dec. Alec ale ted 1-2 at 165. all Marshing a pin of was by Austin Mann, 6-5. 6-1. the Rocke before , while Gross, N, 220: Nick Helmer Dickin matches, all Swans Becker, N, pinned Jed Bopp, son State’s Up next Warwick ts had outlas went 285: Michael dec.

1:52. on. His for the Kelly, O, Cole Kelly, 4-0. ted in OT on 0:44. other win Region pinned Andrew Brice qualifier Jimmies is the was 21.

106: Garrett Miller, Edlan d Friday. in York, North gameJangula, 2:46. had a N, pinned Neb., on Coy Awender, Carrinbest 21 points 113: Braydin Feb. gton. Brady Jangula, for 8-1.

N, dec. Austin (12) and Smith Burgard, 120: Jacob Bitz, N, dec.

(10) were Connor Wend 126: Grayson Jon Brummond

By Jamesto Roney, O, son, 0:53. ures and also in double el pinned Reed , 8-1. wn sun figShae James Edward- was town had staff nior, won close as Mehring (9) ous state-q Region the Cardin 2 numer- with the 200 improved Carrington dual tournament freesty formances ualify ing a als at Larimore to 11-4.

132: Bryce 67, Pembina County le with The Rocke per- second 1:52.17. He was Bismarck. this weeke his best 138: Kaden Carr, C, pinned Gage North 11 in the also ts plenty nd in with Wolsky, C, Litton, N/A. finish 14-1. of balanc (4-12) had maj. dec. a 50.10 100 freestyle fifth in the being The Blue Tristen Schaefer e with Jack and 145: Walker Scott, the 500 on Friday butterfly (59.61) but the at the Centu Jays compe KnightR freestyle eighth in 152: Billy Carr, C, pinned Gabe holm (13),(13), Seth Soder .

Holtan, C, iders took from there ted Every Jonas Schill, 2:54. ry Invite (5:22.7 160: Chaz forfeit.

Chance day and Flann (12) and Bauer, C, on Fri- ifying time was state-q 6). into Brenno 13-1 girls in a comma over 170: Bridger pinned didn’t Corey Schafe . the BismarckSaturday, beatin nding ualAnderson, Carter Brown, 3:57. all over hockey laub, 1:40.

C, pinned swim a top 10, but he get in Grand win Saturd r (11) 10.

Austin Urhead 102-8399-82 and Moor-g hisCody Lutma 182: Riley Forks. pair of did ay Lura, C, pinned n contin times Peyton Carrington qualif solid 195: Seth in dual the first Alex Dearinger, LeNoir Zink, C, Carrington 59, New Rockford-S action ning the campaign, ued best in the backstroke,ying Degern (OT). dec. Michael day.

1:24. being a heyenne ess both and Kinzie windiving Lafferty, NR-S 17 28 “It was his for Grand 220: Jeff 57 9-7 urday with 45 59 1:04.41 title had hat day. He Stith, PCN, Carrington 8 22 1:52. tricks pinned Jake back meetthe first back-t Forks, which also qualifi on Fri- to a score on Sat- breast 12, Connor — Brice Edland 38 57 Copenhave a 7-1 lead of 394.25.

285: Bradee o- Lutman, the that we’ve ed in the Wendel 10, 21, Brady r, Bickett stroke. so that Schroeder, after the got out Smith Shae top bourt, 1:32. riod.

4, was had, the West C, pinned Cody Lange Three-poin Seth Abaurrea Mehring 9, Brady first peRegion diver in us to practi really good Alex Du106: Lucas 3.

FT, 8 Fouls.ters: Wendel, Smith,Totals: 24 FG, Belle Lacom had a for second on Friday , finished Friday as 113: Tyler Geiszler, C, forfeit. ce that Mehring, state good each Hoggarth, New Rockford-S be and 8-13 3:00. meet, ”Jam for the ing state champ to defend qualif ying well, swimm C, pinned scored LeNoir Seth Soderholm heyenne — Patrick Calvillo, coach Ben to ing when 120: Mathew estow n Coughlin times ion 13, Chance Jack Schaefer Schafer 11, Kamlitz go ahead 2-0, Smith said.

Neumiller, 13, in 5:07. of Fargo Brady backs troke Brenno Kaleb Haley On Friday C, pinned Cough 25 FG, Three-point provided (1:06.9 2) the Blue Jays 6, Tyrus Smith12, Corey breast Rafe Schill, North lin 126: , Colt Rasmu Brett did not with their stroke the ers: C.Schafer FT, 12 Fouls.

2. Totals: . sen was and with an Saturd Kroepplin, Verville, PCN, 3, Schaefer, dive on only goal, The Blue (1:11.03). ay. assist to tech. falled 5:14. s3-5 champ the lone Blue Kread Jade Schafe Senior Jays Grand marck ion, as Forks High in host Bis- goals r. nearly Jay a strong Cayden team in added in a dual the state every state-q weekend. Hare had Thursday. ipated L-E 65, on period the second. The six Basketbal He swam partic. Rasm ualifying was comple third Midkota Girls hockey ussen, 200 indivi l less. times in Paige Schmi tely scorea seRob 33 the butter dual medle the dt scored points Torri Kamlitz KnightR Thom Kuch ar, Ryan as fly on both y and town gave James resa Mattsoiders netminder churned Kidder Count12 Ronni pson and an early times, Brand Ten had 10 quick scare answer to Ellend out a 32-28 win y points ngen each scored t Ally ale in into Grand put a in net Dion stoppe saves. at in Lakota 12 Class school d 34 for Forks, basketball B high win over Midko -Edmore’s Legendar visit Mandathe Blue Jays,shots Saturd action Klay Frapp ta. ay. y n on Tuesda who on statem Game-high ier Mustangs Dean Smit coach y. ent Sunda in the led the to Ellend honors Smith’s h dies loss with y went 11 points.

(TSX) — Schimke ale’s Kaitly with his family. Smithfrom Legen Carolina dary with 13 was Pekovic wife and points. n Lakota Lakota-Edmore 65, basketball North dren when puts five chilDean Smith Midkota Kidder he died coach fully” 33 21 35 Midkota Wolves top up 29, forward Thadd Kidder CountyCounty 32, Ellendale 51 65 died Saturd “peace at his night in 9 L-E: Rob 28 4 13 Ellendale “We are home.

Kuchar 12, 22 27 33 ay Detroit added 16 pointseus Young 24 32 Brandt Ronningen He was Chapel Hill, AUBURN Ryan Thompson 4 8 Kidder County 83.

12, 16 28 Timbe Ritteman N.C. the thoug grateful for — Paige 12, 9, Grace HILLS for the 9, Randy Kaden Martinson rwolves, Schmidt With 879 hts and all — Nikola Benz 4, 2, Jason Thompson 11, 12, Beth and appre Nicholson Rebecca Pekovic , Mich. trailed. who never prayers, son-hi Rath 15-28 Varnson 2, Keenan 3, Nathan Caleb victories Schmidt 3. years 65 had a seaciate the olson, 11-18 Totals: 10 FG, Three-poin 4, Jenna Devier 2. Steffan gh 29 points in 36 tinue d on Point guard Totals 23 Midkota: FT, 12 Fouls. ters: Nichthe bench Klay Frappier Ellendale and the tin’s Mason Smith privac respe ct for con- Minnesota D.J. 11, 6, Brooke — Kaitlyn Schimke Timbe y as arran our recorded with Alex Ecklund 5, Gavin Smith Joseph Vollmer 9, rwolves assists20 points andAugusare made Young 2, Boehm 4, Alyssa 13, Kirsten Rall 4, John Edland the 2. Totals gemen their Kennedy 11 10-18 led the eight Tar Heels, 2, Three-poin Schmike Nishek 2, Macy 33. the public availa ble ts utive victory 10th consec- 32), who Pistons 1. Totals: ters: Schimke over the 12 FG, Smith (20to troit Piston 3, 1-3 FT, . Thank were Smith’s 15 Fouls.

Griggs Co. swept De- the season s you,” win f o u r is in series on Sundawith a 112-101 Timbe statem family said in Centr t h with the rwolv ent. the ace. y at The on Oakes 33, Dakota Prair al 45, Smith the Pal- consecutive es for the fifth ’s progr all-ti Pekov season ie duced center me am 40 Jayden ic, . Detroi Lisbon 31 some Andre wins Grover recog nizab of the pro- starting centerMinn esota Drummondt points list sank 17 ’s powered for Lisbon and , reache in colleg le NBA most 20-point ent in d the 14 rebou nds,17 points and mark for 25-16 in outscored Oakes added 10 for Riley Nelson e the histor tal- time basketball, Griggs sport, ward the the power this Centra y second first of the berwo but the season Greg includ Dean forinclu ding half, over l in a five-po County Torna ing Micha Jordan, lves (11-40)as the Tim- points and Monroe had rowly held does still int Dakota Smith el straig two NCAA nine rebou 15 player and several narPrairie. win on.

Kevin s of his this ht for the won three and reserve Bella Hanse nation coaches went on to becom forward nds first time thony down a Heinz knock season al cham anced Oakes n led a Tolliver or execu .

Anpair e ed and 11 Minne 15 points pions hips the sport. chippe tives effort withbal- the Cougars. of triples for Final Four points. d in .

Most notab in Kevin sota shooting ances.

The Timbe 11 appear- Larry Brown Dakota Miran ly, points Martin suppli guard four Prairi and curre , Georg The schoo players rwolv es had ed 24 topped da Rippl inger by Hunter Sand’se was led nt Laker e Karl while and nine l releas eral in double ures by the Bronc rebou 11 points s genrookie ed a chak.manager points.

Griggs County figos with . drew Wiggi forward nds Martin halftime, Mitch 14 Dakota Prairie Central 45, led Kup’s Dakota Prairie Oakes 33, 18 points ns contri An- a 61-51 15, as they grabbeby 10 23 GCC Oakes Lisbon 31 40 31 40 buted lead.

12 23 Dakota 8 17 Lisbon by as much Minnesota d and five , eight rebou 27 33 beck 8, Prairie — Jon Lund35 45 4 6 Oakes — nds assist s. as 13 during led Devin Fitcher 19 31 9, Caleb Alex Otto Jordyn Seyer Madison Quandt Quan4, Power half while shooti the Three-poin 4, Ethan Gillett Hunter Sand 11, cent from Bella Hansen 2, Lydia Hansen 4, Haley Visto 2, ng 4. Totals: 8, Quinn 11, Shelby 1-3 FT, 15 ters: Lund 2, Quanbeck the field. 55.8 per12 FG, Vculek 2, Lisbon Roney Fouls.

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