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CRIC early bird winner
April 11, 2013 · 0 Comments
The CRIC Early Bird Draw was held on Saturday, April 6th at the Tottenham Home Hardware. Employee Lisa Gosselin (pictured above) drew lucky ticket Number 316 and the winner of the CRIC Early Bird prize of $500, sponsored by F & P Manufacturing Inc., was Patricia Feehely. Patricia is a long time CRIC supporter whose birthday was only two days prior to the draw. She told CRIC Committee members that CRIC had just delivered her the best birthday present ever. The CRIC Committee would like to express gratitude to all of the local residents and businesses who worked hard to sell tickets and purchase tickets in advance of the Early Bird Draw. The Committee was concerned that the lingering cold weather might dampen ticket sales, but once again the local community has proved the Committee wrong and they are happy for it. Tickets are still available but selling quickly for the 35th Annual CRIC Car Draw & Dance on May 4th at the Tottenham Community Centre which promises to deliver a night of great music, entertainment and food and a nail-biting elimination draw that includes an opportunity to win a 2013 Honda Civic LX, cash and prizes. For your chance to attend the spring fling event of the year and a chance to win over $41,000 in prizes, get your tickets now from participating businesses in Town. Ticket prices remain at $60 and admit up to 4 people to the event. Visit www.tottenhamcric.ca for more information.
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