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14 Ocean Gateway Pier, Portland, Maine - Site of the Chowderfest 2010 Gathering |
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A component of Chowderfest 2010 that all agreed was outstanding, was a raffle to be determined the evening of the event. Although the tickets were
drawn at Chowderfest, the winners didn’t have to be present to claim their prizes. This raffle was unique and the prizes were exceptional including:
• Pilot-for-a-Day excursion on a Portland Harbor pilot boat
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Amy served as ‘Mistress of Ceremonies’ for the infrequent groups talks at Chowderfest 2010, a fairly informal event.
Amy Greeting the Guests... |
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Dick Kurtz, Amy Lent and Jack Parker - Chowderfest 2010… |
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Bill and Sally Haggett, Pommy Hatfield and Jim Millinger |
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Maren Robinson, Susan Russell and Mary Earl Rogers - Chowderfest 2010… |
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Joan and Jim Drake, Ann and Eli Karter |
Fred Rice, Georgia Howe, Penny Carson and Mark Thompson - Chowderfest 2010… |
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Bob and Marta Bent with Bill Leavitt |
It was getting near the end of the evening. After an appeal to ascertain everyone who wished to purchase raffle tickets was satisfied, it was time for the drawing…
Amy Lent and Mark Thompson, Maine Maritime Museum Staff - Preparing for the Drawing… |
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Shortly after the raffle drawing Chowderfest 2010 concluded and everyone went on their way. It had been an evening of great food, drink and entertainment with the
Maine Maritime Museum family…
Amy consoling the non-winners from the raffle – there’s always next year… |
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