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November Trip of Month Winners

The lucky winners selected in November are:

• $100 Ticket #148 won by George Gordon sold by Ken Tully

• $100 Ticket #62 won by Ian & Chistina Pettey sold by Kathy Herrold

• $100 Ticket #379 won by Judy Althouse sold by Tom Holmes

• $200 Ticket #154 won by John Schuett by Rob Pope

• $300 Ticket #148 won by George Gordon sold by Ken Tully

• $500 Ticket #495 won by Doreen Sharpe sold by Steve Sharpe

• $2,000 Ticket #269 won by Catherine Holt sold by John Russel

One more draw left in 2022 ! 2023 Tickets available from any Rotarian, Beamish's Carpet , Sharpe's Food Market and Wallace Brown Law Office or email tickets@campbellfordrotary.ca Proceeds of the draw go directly into local organizations and Rotary projects.

Congratulations to our October raffle winners

The lucky winners selected in October were:

$100 Ticket #11 won by Helen Buckley-Routh and sold by Dave Sharp
$100 Ticket #140 won by Sharon Davidson and sold by Daniel Giddings
$100 Ticket #68 won by April Phillips and sold by Kathy Herrold
$200 Ticket #25 won by Al Mitchell and sold by Wally Brown
$300 Ticket #345 won by Hope Lock and sold by Kathy Herrold
$500 Ticket #262 won by Nancy & Neil Allenson and sold by Rob Pope
$2,000 Ticket #245 won by Heather and Bob Habib and sold by Dave Sharp.

Tickets for our 2023 Campbellford Rotary Raffle will be on sale soon.

Congratulations to our September winners

The winners selected in the September Trip of the Month draw were:

$100 -- Ken Garneau, ticket #159, sold by Scott Drummond

$100 -- Trevor Ambler, ticket #16, sold by Dave Sharp

$100 -- Leonard and Ida Doherty, ticket #320, sold by Rob Pope

$200 -- Jeff Wilkes, ticket #86, sold by Cathy Beamish

$300 -- Shawn Wilkes, ticket #85, sold by Cathy Beamish

$500 -- Tim Ingram, ticket #60, sold by Kathy Herrold

$2,000 -- Rene Trahen, ticket #167, sold by Wally Brown

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