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$1800 up for grabs in raffle

Murray to Moyne Raffle

Loddon Murray Cycling Club wishes to thank everybody who has supported the 2022 Murray to Moyne Cycling relay with purchases of raffle tickets and donations.

The event, on April 2-3, was the 27th year that Kerang hospital has been represented, and finances raised will go towards equipment to support patient care and comfort.

The annual raffle will be drawn on June 30, with a prize pool of $1800 with Kerang cash cards as follows: 1st prize $1000, 2nd prize $500 and 3rd prize of $300. If you still have any tickets, or wish to obtain some, please ask at the reception desk at Kerang District Health or McKnight & Bray Building Design, 69 Victoria Street Kerang.

Donations may also be made by direct deposit into the cycling club account BSB: 633000 Acc: 147079370. Contact club president Brent McKnight 0428 572 377 to assist with donations and ticket sales.

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