CORSA 2012: Hospitality - ticket sales

[michel paroz]

You can have a person selling door prize ticket, but registration is
complex enough without us selling anything. I don't have enough people to
aaccommodate a sale.
Also the lanyards deal fell off. I am contemplating purchasing 1000 of them
or can we do without them?
Goodies goodies, they are not coming. This weekend we attended a very small
car show, we received a Hagerty bag, filled with a bargain news paper, 3
pens, 1 Mother car wash sample and one STP polishing cloth.
Strange that we cannot get anything. Cathy Sunden is going to contact STP,
they are in Connecticut.

On Mon, Jun 11, 2012 at 8:27 AM, Sharon leonard <shalibra at verizon.net>wrote:

> Let us know how this sounds to you please:
>
> Chinese Auction
> We have bought 500 sheets of Chinese auction tickets ( green ). They come
> in a sheet with a large ticket on the end that says, "Hold this stub" and
> 25 perforated tickets attached that all have the same number on them. The
> purchaser keeps the large ticket and separates the others to place in the
> containers near items they hope to win. A suggestion from Elaine and I
> would be to sell the sheet for $5, giving the purchaser 25 chances to win.
>
> Quilt Raffle
> We will also have a roll of raffle tickets (white) that we will sell for
> $5 each for the Quilt Raffle.
>
> Door Prizes – red tickets to be purchased by registration group
> As we spoke of Sunday, 1/2 of a red raffle ticket will be placed in each
> registration packet. The matching half should be placed in a “drawing
> container” to be given to the hospitality group for daily drawings. Hope
> this makes sense and that you can explain this to the " registration packet
> stuffers".
>
> thanks,
> Elaine and Sharon
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