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St. Maarten Lions Club announces Raffle Winners.

July 3, 2016

St. Maarten Lions Club announces Raffle Winners.
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Suckergarden----The St. Maarten Lions Club held its fundraising car raffle on Sunday July 3rd at 6pm in the presence of a Government Controller and was broadcast live on St. Maarten Cable TV Channel 115.

The winner for the Sharp Smart TV is Martina Browne with ticket #3519. The Samsung S6 cellphone was won by Lucira Harry with ticket# 2929 . The big winner of the evening was Karam Sylvie of Friar's Bay with ticket #5381 and she has one the 2016 Nissan X-Trail.

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After Ms. Sylvie was called, the winner came right away from the Friar’s Bay to the Lions Den to see the car.
An official presentation of all the prizes will be done with the winners later this week. The St. Maarten Lions Club thanks the general public and the numerous businesses that supported the fundraising raffle by purchasing tickets throughout the year. All funds raised go towards various community projects on St. Maarten during 2016-2017.

Photo Caption: St. Maarten Lions Club Immediate Past President Lion Eldert Louisa with Karam Sylvie the winner of the 2016 Nissan X-Trail that was drawn on July 3rd.

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Source: http://www.sxm-talks.com/?p=18088

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