Dave P
November 23, 2004, 12:51 PM
Woman: 'Bake Sales Are A Thing Of The Past'
POSTED: 9:58 am EST November 23, 2004
UPDATED: 10:09 am EST November 23, 2004
LAMPASAS, Texas -- A parent-teacher organization in Texas is raffling off a deer rifle to raise money for a school project.
The goal of the unique raffle is to raise $15,000 to fence in a portion of a junior high school.
Marta Ellison, who is one of the organizers of the raffle for the Hanna Springs Intermediate School Parent-Teacher Student Organization, told The Dallas Morning News that the group consists of moms using guns as tools to protect their kids.
The idea of the fence followed an incident last year, when a registered sex offender began talking to a student while she was jogging for gym class.
The gun raffle will hopefully bring in enough money to build the fence.
The school superintendent said he has received only one comment about the propriety of using guns to raise money for a school project.
One woman said "bake sales are a thing of the past."
POSTED: 9:58 am EST November 23, 2004
UPDATED: 10:09 am EST November 23, 2004
LAMPASAS, Texas -- A parent-teacher organization in Texas is raffling off a deer rifle to raise money for a school project.
The goal of the unique raffle is to raise $15,000 to fence in a portion of a junior high school.
Marta Ellison, who is one of the organizers of the raffle for the Hanna Springs Intermediate School Parent-Teacher Student Organization, told The Dallas Morning News that the group consists of moms using guns as tools to protect their kids.
The idea of the fence followed an incident last year, when a registered sex offender began talking to a student while she was jogging for gym class.
The gun raffle will hopefully bring in enough money to build the fence.
The school superintendent said he has received only one comment about the propriety of using guns to raise money for a school project.
One woman said "bake sales are a thing of the past."