Harvard resident is lucky Ducky Wucky winner

May 14, 2010

DUCKY WUCKY RIVER RACE WINNERS

  • Dinner for two anywhere in the world—Louisa Roof, Harvard
  • Estate planning package from Lorden, Pastor & Lilly ($700)—Christine Weeks
  • A round of golf for four at Red Tail Golf Course ($460)—Chip Marsh
  • Tune-up of heating or air conditioning system from Services First HVAC ($200)—Michelle Swearingen, Harvard
  • Half-day fly fishing lesson on the Squannacook River with expert angler Eino Kauppi ($150)—Maryann Cheveralls, Harvard
  • $50 gift certificate to the Bull Run Restaurant—Elizabeth Marshall
  • $50 gift certificate to the Bull Run Restaurant—Carl Kaliszewski
  • $50 North Middlesex Savings Bank savings bond—Steve Roiphe
  • $50 IC Credit Union savings bond—Denise Leonardi
  • $50 gift card to the Devens Grill, provided by the IC Credit Union—Mary Ann and Phil Pietrowski
  • Sunset boat cruise on Lake Monomonac—Stefani Burk
  • Antique car ride to an ice cream parlor—Laura Angle
  • Lia Sophia jewelry—Jonathan Buck
  • $40 gift certificate to Laggis Co.—Dan Roche
  • $25 gift certificate to Kleenit Dry Cleaners—Len and Will
  • $25 gift certificate to Kleenit Dry Cleaners—Maureen Peltier
  • $25 gift certificate to Kelly’s Hallmark—Mimi Dorward, Harvard
  • Five family day passes to Benjamin Hill Pool ($30)—Noreen A. O’Toole
  • Five family day passes to Benjamin Hill Pool ($30)—Dick Lilly
  • Five family day passes to Benjamin Hill Pool ($30)—Amber Martinko, Harvard
  • Five family day passes to Benjamin Hill Pool ($30)—Kevin Brown
  • Five family day passes to Benjamin Hill Pool ($30)—Kim Manning, Harvard
  • $25 gift certificate to Kimball Farm—Liz Allard
  • $25 gift certificate to Miller Automotive—Wendy Brown
  • $25 Village Beauty Shop gift certificate—Bob and Karyn B.
  • Nashoba Valley Chamber Gift certificate—Amber Martinko, Harvard
  • Blinky Products spring and summer products—Tom Burns
  • Split End Salon (Shirley) wash, cut, and blow dry—Jennifer Nassour
  • Kimball’s Farm, two large bucket of range balls—Ben I.
  • Kimball’s Farm, two large bucket of range balls—Kristin Comeau
  • Wachusett Mountain certificate—Jane Doyle
  • Gervais Ford certificate—Heidi Siegrist, Harvard
  • Gervais Ford certificate—Anne Allan
  • Gervais Ford certificate—Robert Gardner
  • Jack O’Lantern certificate—Heidi Siegrist, Harvard
  • Little Green Store (West Groton) certificate—Therese Oliver, Harvard
  • Evans on the Common certificate—Kelly Alexander
  • Scotch Pine Farms certificate—Maureen McGowan
  • Scotch Pine Farms certificate—Hannah Taylor, Harvard
  • Basket Weaving Supplies.com certificate—Stephen Dinkel
  • Archer’s Mobil certificate—Barbara Allard

Louisa Roof of Woodside Road was the grand-prize winner in the 20th annual Ducky Wucky River Race on May 8. Roof’s ducky beat out nearly 5,000 other yellow rubber quackers, entitling Roof to airfare, two nights lodging, and dinner for two anywhere in the world. Past winners have gone to places like Bali, Rio de Janeiro, and Paris.

The Ducky Wucky River Race is a charity event sponsored by the Ayer Rotary Club, and is held each year following the Apple Blossom Festival. All proceeds from the race benefit the various charities supported by the Ayer Rotary Club, which serves the communities of Ayer, Harvard, Shirley and Devens. The club supports food pantries, high school scholarships, youth programs, the worldwide eradication of polio led by Rotary International, and many other causes. The Rotary is supported in the Ducky Wucky River Race by sponsorships from Gervais Ford, North Middlesex Savings Bank, the Bull Run Restaurant, and the IC Federal Credit Union.

Besides the coveted dinner for two anywhere in the world, dozens of other prizes were awarded to runners up. At right is a list of the top prizes. All winners will be contacted by the Ayer Rotary Club with information on how to redeem their prizes.

(For a complete list of winners, visit www.AyerRotary.com. A video of the 2010 Ducky Wucky River Race is online at www.ayerrotary.com.)

 

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