The grand prize of two round trip tickets to anywhere in the United States donated by Delta Air Lines went to Chrystal Myra Somol Borromeo.
Maria S. Camacho won the baby grand prize of one year unlimited local talk service from IT&E, valued at $800.
Other winners were Angel Demapan, one Blackberry Bold from IT&E valued at $565; Andrea S. Camacho, one air card with six months free services, valued at $425, from IT&E; and Marycris Waing, one Samsung i100 Gem Android Phone, valued at $225, from IT&E.
Overall festival coordinator Parker Y. Yobei said they received hundreds of entries during the three-day event. The raffle drawing was held on June 12, the last day of the festival. Tickets were sold for $5 each.
“We congratulate all the winners and thank everybody who bought the tickets and took time out to enjoy the festivities,” Yobei said.
Arts Council Executive Director Angel S. Hocog said they are also thankful to all the local artists who have demonstrated their talents and skills to the community through the festival.
“Our gratitude also extends to the off-island performers from Tinian, Japan, and New Zealand who have made our 30th anniversary very memorable.
We hope to see everyone again in next year’s festivities,” Hocog said.
The festival committee likewise thanked the major sponsors — which included Delta Air Lines, IT&E, DFS Galleria, Bank of Guam, Coca-Cola and the National Park Services — for ensuring the success of this year’s event.
