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From: "EAA Chapter 59" <eaachapter59@yahoo.com>
Date: January 26, 2012 11:00:37 PM EST

Subject: FW: Raffle


Please distribute to your members

Raffle Flyer Attached

You need not be present.
The max number of tickets is 1500. There are fifty prizes and 50 draws.
The ticket will not be removed from the drawing after drawn.
It is possible to win multiple prizes.
The N number for the Wag-Aero Sport Trainer is N459TX
Those that I have email addresses for, will receive a report listing the winners.
Others will be called if they win and can request a report.

Our Wag Aero Sport Trainer is now complete and has been given an airworthiness certificate. We will be flying off the hours in the next weeks. The airplane is a beautiful piece of workmanship, completed by experienced builders who spent time as though it was their own. Check our website, EAA59.org to see more pictures and current information about the plane.

We have sold 360 tickets as of this date. A new date has been set for the drawing, which is April 7th, 2012, the first Saturday in April. We really did not want to do this, but the purpose of the build, was to help our chapter out financially and we cannot justify a drawing at this date. If by chance we sell enough tickets prior to that date, we may opt to have the drawing sooner.

Thanks

EAA Chapter 59

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