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Sonny Dolan, of North Side Auction Service, takes bids during the annual KJHK-90.7 FM auction.
KJHK auction nets $2,800
Neon beer sign sells for most money
By Sandra Moran Kansan staff writer
Kansan staff writer
"Well, I guess it's time to do the deed and pay for this stuff." Hawkins said as she looked at her collection of items, which included Goofer slippers, three T-shirts, gift certificates and a chair.
Gidget Hawkins, Kansas City, Mo., senior, spent $70 last night in the Kansas Union Ballroom.
Mike Ulin, KJHK operations manager, said the auction raised $2.800 for the student radio station.
She was one of about 35 people who purchased an estimated $7,500 worth of donated retail items at a local store. More than 150 people attended.
Hawkins estimated that she
would have spent $138 if she had paid the retail prices.
"I was a little bit disappointed by the size of the crowd but impressed with the amount they spent," he said.
Tim Mensendiek, KJHK general manager, said that overall the event was successful.
A neon Michelob beer sign was sold for $70, the highest amount paid for an item.
He said the purpose of the auction was to raise money for the station.
good as the fall auction because students have less money," he said.
Menskindi said that this was the first time in the 10-year history of the auction that it was on campus.
Proceeds from the fall auction totaled about $4,500. Mensendjie said the $1,700 decrease at this auction was anticipated.
"The spring auction is never as
"We saved about $300 by having the auction here," he said.
Brian Mitchell, Overland Park junior, held a Miller High-Life wall light he purchased for $39. He said he hung the lamp in his apartment.
Another participant, Mike Cohn,
Prarie Village freshman, purchased a bear stuffed with $1 million worth of shredded money. Cohn paid $27, although the bear's retail price was $40.
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