Re: raffle

[Bostet@aol.com]

Tinplate did a much better job of selling and marketing the raffle than HOT.  
I believe they only got around $150.  With a higher cost starter set, the 
return wasn't good.

Tinplate had an excellent location and 'first' shot at many visitors dollars. 
 Location, location, location...

Tinplate's layout looked great!

Isn't $155 just about equaling the net after towing expenses for a paid show?

By the way Monk got the a/c going late Saturday so it was very comfortable on 
Sunday at HOTGG.

Bob Stettner