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"Cupid's Calamities"

Tell us your worst date ever and win!

Cupid's Calamities

Here’s how you can win:

Send us your story about your worst date ever! Whether it's your most humorous, most outrageous, most annoying, most irritating, or most embarrassing...we want to hear about it.

An independent panel will judge the stories and the one deemed the worst date ever will be awarded our Prize Package.

Winner will be announced live on the Morning Show between 7AM and 9AM on Valentines Day, Tuesday, February 14th, 2012.

Winner may pick up their prize package at the studio, which consists of.

  • A one night, mid-week stay at the Alexandra Inn on Harwood Hill in Bennington with full breakfast and afternoon refreshments for two - a $155 value.

  • A pair of lift tickets for Bromley Mountain - a $138 value.

  • A pair of punch cards for Bennington Crossfit on Main Street in Bennington good for 10 visits each. - a $120 value

  • A dozen velvety roses with premium foliage (or flowers of comparable value) from the Tuscan Sunflower on North Street in Bennington - a $65 value.

  • A $30 gift certificate for dinner for two at Theresa’s Country Cuisine on Route 67 In Walloomsac, NY. (does not include tax, gratuity or alcoholic beverages) - a $30 value.

  • A $25 gift certificate for Doug's on Main Street in Bennington - a $25 value.

  • A $25 gift certificate for Jay's Art Shop and Frame Gallery on South Street in Bennington good for anything in the store including jewelry, clothing, gift items, or custom framing - a $25 value.

  • A raspberry chocolate cheesecake from the Nuns of New Skete - a $22.50 value

  • A $20 gift certificate for chocolates and confections from Vermont Confectionery on West Rd. in Bennington - a $20 value.

TOTAL PACKAGE VALUE: $605.50

All entries must be received by noon on Monday, February 13th.

You can mail them to:

Cupid's Calamities
c/o WBTN
407 Harwood Hill
Bennington, VT 05201

fax them to: (802) 442-3112

or e-mail them to: contest@wbtnam.org

CLICK HERE to submit your entry online!

  • You must be at least 18 years of age to enter, and live within the broadcast range in the states of Vermont, New York, or Massachusetts.
  • Prize Package must be picked up within 30 days. After 30 days it will be awarded to the second place winner.
  • This contest is open to all listeners even if you have won a prize from WBTN within the past 30 days. However, if you are the winner of this contest, you will not be eligible for another contest for the following 30 days.
  • A complete copy of the rules are available at the station or you may obtain a copy by sending a self-addressed, stamped envelope to:
    WBTN
    407 HARWOOD HILL
    BENNINGTON, VT. 05201




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