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Time to Get the Bug!

The deadline to turn in VW tickets has been extended! The last day to turn in tickets is now June 10, 2005, with the drawing on June 14.

Be sure to go ahead and buy tickets yourself or give your co-workers, family and friends a chance to win the New 2005 Beetle VW Convertible!

Tickets are $5 each or 6 for $25 with all funds going to your WalkAmerica team. Call your local March of Dimes office or the Georgia Chapter office to get tickets.

Click here for a flyer you can hang at the office or hand out to friends and family.

Be sure check out the Volkswagen web page vw.com to get more information about the Beetle VW Convertible.

Special Thanks to Jim Ellis VW of Atlanta.

OFFICAL ENTRY RULES AND REGULATIONS:

1. Winners are responsible for tax, tag, and title.

2. You must be 18 years old to purchase tickets.

3. This contest is restricted to the March of Dimes Georgia Chapter office only.

4. Color of the vehicle may be chosen by the winner.

5. Employees of March of Dimes and their family members are not eligible to win.

6. The last day to submit tickets is June 10, 2005.


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