The Office on Aging announced the winners of their raffle this year as part of the Saipan Senior Advisory Council\u2019s fundraising efforts.<\/p>\n
Tickets were sold last month by participants of this year\u2019s Man\u2019amk\u00f3 King and Queen. Diego Pua and Minerva Maghanoy, who were hailed as king and queen, sold the most number of tickets.<\/p>\n
\u201cThank you to all those who participated in helping the senior citizens raise funds. We truly appreciate their continued support to our elders and people with disabilities,\u201d Aging director Walter Manglona said.<\/p>\n
\u201cI also want to acknowledge the candidates themselves for taking part in this activity,\u201d he added.<\/p>\n
\u201cWe want to thank the contestants. They are the ones who really made the effort to go out and sell. It\u2019s not easy to sell [tickets],\u201d SSAC president Maria Salinas said.<\/p>\n
Winners are asked to claim their prizes as soon as possible.<\/p>\n
First prize winner of the $500 cash was unnamed, but is the holder of the ticket number 3920. Roderick Hernandez was picked for the second prize, which is $250 cash, while D.J. Ayuyu won the third prize which is a live pig.<\/p>\n
Other draw winners are T.J. Caler, Wendell Posadas, Beltran Hermogenes, Maureen Cruz, Adonis Santos, Erlinda Ngiraibuch, L.B. Camacho, Ana Kakatsukasa, Arnold Palacios, Mura Bricia, Bay Caasi, John Capuyon, Femie Iida, Cristi Cabaltica, Luise Villagomez, Edward Mendiola, Jose Clarence Tenorio, Pacita Angeles, Malou Malasarte, Ian Maghanoy, Domingo Magbitang, Juan Villagomez, Choice Ray, Reynaldo Cabaltica, and the holder of ticket number 2570.<\/p>\n
Prizes include various household items and appliances such as toaster, rice cooker, blender, coffeemaker, and microwave.
\nWinners should present their ticket stubs upon claiming of the prizes. Deadline of claiming is on July 5.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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