10 - Sunday, June 22, 1986 - North Shore News:

TRIP ON CONCORDE WON

“WISHFUE THINKING came true for a Vancouver lawyer
who won a two-week trip to. France and a flight on the
Concorde, in a raffle organized by Maplewood Community

. School. .

Robert Hungerford. said on the

day of the draw he told his wife

. that today was the day he was go-
ing to win the prize. '

‘Four days before the event r

had cleaned out my wallet, but
kept the ticket,’’ he said. ‘‘But: it
was still a great surprise.”’ :

Hungerford said he had bought
a $10 ticket because he believed the
money was going toa worthwhile
cause. - -

. The. Concorde trip, ‘Maplewood

News Reporter

; | - By KIM PEMBERTON

until we -raise what’s needed. It's
quite a task for a small communi-
ty.””

school’s largest’ fund-raising event,. ..

raised
school’s - mul i-cultural program.
The “school “is..trying :
- $120,000 in order ‘to send interest-
ed ‘Students: from.the grades six and

“seven. ‘classes: on an exchange: trip ;

to Japan. Less

MAIO EVENT

. hief’ organizer ‘of

the parent fund-raising. committee,

’ said the. Concorde raffle is. the first .
major_-event. in ithe ‘committee’s -
: fund-raising drive, which’ will con-.'
tinue throughout the’ school, year in ;

1986.
~ “We're” well on our way,”
Sentes ‘said.. “Since: March we’ve

‘raised $20,000° and: will: continue.

Jabout : $9,000. for: the

to raise’

WINNER ‘Robert

Was going. to.win.

“Sentes said
drive will get back into’ full swing
cin the’ fall. Loo

1 NEWS photos Mike Waketiold

THE Lonsdale Quay was credited as the ‘‘quay’’ to success by the fund-
raising committee of Maplewood Community School. It recently taised
about $9,000 for the school's multi-cultural program, from a Concorde
trip raffle prize. A plaque of appreciation was awarded to market man-
ager Colleen Welsh by school principal Audrey Hobbs. The mall donated
space to the school so tickets could be sold, and was the location of its
draw last week. In the background are fund raisers Tom Sentes and Lyan

. Simpson .

The

the © fund- -raising ,

For the Concorde trip, Sentes
said, parents put up $10,000
themselves — the cost of the trip
— in order to ensure that it would
take place. That money was
returned to them after the ticket
sales.

1,760 SOLD

Of the 3,000 tickets printed,
1,700 were sold. Parents and stu-
dents sold the tickets on weekends
at Lonsdale Quay, where the draw
was made last Sunday.

“IF we had longer time I think
we would have gone over,’’ ‘said
Sentes. ;

“But we're very pleased with the

effort done by the people in the -

community. We’re particularly

‘pleased with the help from the

people at Lonsdale Quay. They
were the key to our success.”

Maplewood School principal
Audrey Hobbs also credited
management . at ‘Lonsdale’ Quay
with helping make the raffle a suc-
cess.

She also noted that Carriage
Travel Agency donated two
‘mini-flights’ on. the Concorde,
which were raffled by students.
two-hour flight over the
Pacific was won by North Van-
couver .resident’ Robert -
From this raffle, $2,000 was rais-
ed, which will. go towards. other
school activities.

“The fund raising was extremely :
successful,”’ said Hobbs, ‘‘It’s nice’
that education. and: business were.

working together.”

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