CONTEST WINHERS RECALL HAWAII TRIP

Win a trip to New Zealand,
Hong Kong

NEWS photos Mike Waketleld
STEVE AND Pat Ewart are all smiles after winning a trip for two to Hawaii in the North Shore News Assignment
Hawaii contest, last March. The North Vancouver residents recently returned from their one week trip, which
included seven nights accommodation. The News is offering another chance for readers to win a get-away holiday
— this time to Hong Kong or New Zealand.

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NORTH VANCOUVER couple Pat and Steve Ewart made
their winning trip to Hawaii a family affair.

The Ewarts were winners of the
North Shore News Assignment:
Hawaii contest held in March.

And because the contest was
such a success, the News is kicking
off with a Win Your Way Across
the Pacific contest, where prize
winners will fly to Hong Kong or
New Zealand.

Recalling the trip to Hawaii in
late July, with children Bryan, 12,
Janine, 10, and husband Steve, Pat
Ewart said: ‘“‘It was the best trip
we've had as a family."*

“We certainly appreciate winn-
ing the trip from the North Shore
News. It was a tremendous oppor-
tunity for our kids. It was a real
treat, especially the plane trip,
which was their first.”"

She said while in Hawaii for
nine days, the family visited Pearl
Harbor, hiked to the top of Dia-
mond Head volcano, visited Sea
Life Park and the Polynesian Cul-
tural Centre.

She said they also rented a car

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for three days and toured the
island, spent three days lounging
on Waikiki Beach and did ‘‘lots of
shopping.”’

The trip included seven nights
accommodation.

After winning the trip, Steve, a
teacher at Templeton Secondary
School in Vancouver, said it was
the first time he had won any
prize.

Son Bryan had encouraged him
to put his name on the entry form.
When Steve’s name was drawn
from 30,000 entries, Bryan said he
thought he should get to go as
well.

Steve and Pat had visited Hawaii
in 1.77, and say they would like to
return in the near future.

The Win Your Way Across the
Pacific contest starts Wednesday
and runs until Oct. 22. Entries can
be filled out at any of the sponsor-
ing businesses —- no purchase is
necessary. Look for details in the
News, you too could be a winner.

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