…#46 !!!
the undisputed has spoken
#46, you know who you are.
You can disclose your identity yourself,
I am sending you an e-mail.
A great big THANKS to all who so kindly participated.
There is over $100 for the charity.
You are a great bunch of people !
Otter 
Congratulations to #46, whoever you are, and thanks to Otter for putting on the raffle!
Yes, congratulations #46, and a special thanks to Otter for for her generousity and for the fun time.
Keith
ps, Otter, you can hold on to the mailing label for the next time the urge to give something away strikes.
K.
Whoa! WHOA! WhOA!!!
<doin’ da Happy Tyggy dance!>
Thanks, Otter! Thanks for playing, everyone! Thanks for blindly picking me, Dale! I want to thank the Academy and all its members. . .
You gotta be kidding??? Tyghress? I mean Thygress?
Oh, no! That whistle had my name on it! You’d better bring it to the session next Wednesday, Tyg!
Thanks otter! (for nothing… 
)
Arrrgggh. Reminds me of an old Beatles song " I’m a loser". Oh, well. At least I got to help with a good cause.
Well, it couldn’t have gone to a more deserving person - except me, of course. It was fun playing, and congratulations!
Congrats Tygress and thanks to Otter. I hoped you raised some money for the charity.
So how many entries were there? How much goes off to the charity?
(By the way, running a charity lottery yourself is rather shaky legally. It was already going by the time I saw it, but anyone else considering it must run it past Dale and I first. Thanks.)
I thought it was run by Dale at the very start…
If Tyghress can’t play it, maybe she can use it as a cane!
On 2002-05-02 19:48, rich wrote:
So how many entries were there? How much goes off to the charity?-Rich
(By the way, running a charity lottery yourself is rather shaky legally. It was already going by the time I saw it, but anyone else considering it must run it past Dale and I first. Thanks.)
I’m about to “raffle” a new Fred Rose high D. The hold up is that I’m negotiating with a charity. What I’ll do is donate the whistle to the charity. The charity will then be accepting donations, and I’ll create entries for each $x amount.
Dale
On 2002-05-02 19:48, rich wrote:
So how many entries were there? How much goes off to the charity?(By the way, running a charity lottery yourself is rather shaky legally. It was already going by the time I saw it, but anyone else considering it must run it past Dale and I first. Thanks.)
Rich,
the total number of entries was 168.
which means $168.
$50 of it goes to me for the price of the whistle. I lowered my price from $80.
this leaves $118 for the charity.
Even though this lottery was my idea, I ran it by Dale from the start and kept him informed of the progress regularly. He knew he was more than welcome to take an active part in it. In fact if he had, the money would have probably doubled. But all I really asked him was to pick the winner, and he did.
The check to the charity will be mailed this saturday…along with the whistle to the lucky winner. Any reply or acknowlegement from the charity will be shared on this board.
Otter