Judd Wire Gas n’ Go Summer

Judd Wire Gas n’ Go Summer

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**CONGRATULATIONS TO KENNETH WINN OF GREENFIELD, GRAND PRIZE WINNER OF $2000 IN GAS**

The Judd Wire Gas n’ Go Summer is going to put $2000 worth of gas in somebody’s tank. We’ll qualify 60 listeners for a grand prize drawing to be held on August 24th. And we’ll get our final 10 qualifiers at Judd Wire on Turnpike Road in Turners Falls, Thursday August 20th. We’ll have our sign-up box there from 3:00-5:00pm. Get your name in that box and maybe become one of the last to qualify!

**QUALIFIERS** 

From Judd Wire, 7/16:

John Lesenski of Whately

Roxy Rollins of Greenfield

Courtney Churchill of Sunderland

Karen Laramie of Montague

Mike Pierce of Erving

Robert Cyr of Turners Falls

Andy Shepherd of Leyden

Sue Phillips of Gill

Shari Libby of Northfield

Jason Grader of Montague

From Aubuchon Ace Hardware, 7/25:

Karen Lovett of Colrain

Ryan Lesenski of Whately

Dann Emerson of Cummington’

Jason Heilman of Heath

Elsie Jordan of Turners Falls

Bonnie Powling of Shelburne

Greg Kugler of Charlemont

Nichole Gancarz of Shelburne Falls

Nancy Zaikiwski of Greenfield

Ken Rodak of Hadley

From Lundgren Honda, 8/1:

Ann Tweedy of Leverett

Angela Dassatti of Shelburne Falls

Chet Sodoski of Turners Falls

Mike O’Brien of Greenfield

Rick Hannon of Turners Falls

Cathy Townsley of Shelburne

Leesa Lesenski of Whately

Susan Shuman of Sunderland

Robert MacDonald of Leverett

Michelle Whitney of Whately

From Antonio’s 2, 8/6:

Ed Galipault of Gill

Jeff Rose of Turners Falls

Chris Bohonowicz of Whately

Bruce Tennyson Jr. of Shelburne

Donald Bachelder of Bernardston

Don Cormier of Montague

Suzanne Scott of Bernardston

Beth Messer of Greenfield

Kenneth Winn of Greenfield

Josh Hannon of Greenfield

From Mo’s Fudge Factor, 8/14:

Linda Emond of Lake Pleasant

William Hanlon of Bernardston

Dawn Pease of Charlemont

Kathy Proudy of Greenfield

Steve Shutta of Hawley

Linda Rosewarne of Turners Falls

Mary Lou DeFilippo of Whately

Michele Jones of Amherst

Rhonda Jurek of Turners Falls

Rich Laramie of Turners Falls

From Judd Wire, 8/20:

Wayne Lacey of Montague

Tyrone Hadfield of Greenfield

Heather McNaull of Turners Falls

Ellen Bealer of Greenfield

Theresa Therien of Turners Falls

Cheri McDonough of Greenfield

Carole Akey of Greenfield

William Hanlon of Bernardston

Jane Tetreault of Greenfield

Robin Kessler of Orange

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