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Big bucks at charity

By Lia Bichel
MORE than 130 enthusiastic golfers got into the swing of things last week, when they participated in a charity golf day at Cranbourne Golf Course.
The Rotary Clubs of Narre Warren and Endeavour Hills, with the support of the City of Casey and R&C Asphalt Paving, hosted the 2011 Mayoral Shield Charity Golf Day on 18 November.
The hit off times were 8am and 1pm in a shotgun start with Ambrose team events for men and women.
President Roger McGill said the day was a success, with the club raising about $15,000 for local charities.
“We had a great day and great weather,” Mr McGill said.
“It was another great fundraiser by the Rotary Club for the local community.”
City of Casey Mayor Shar Balmes said the council was proud to support the annual event with a major sponsorship.
“Local communities gain from the wonderful work done by our Rotary clubs, and the funds raised from the Mayoral Shield Charity Golf Day will continue to assist and benefit Casey residents,” Cr Balmes said.
Rotary Club of Narre Warren president Roger McGill and Rotary Club of Endeavour Hills president John O’Reilly say they are thankful for all their sponsors and encourage local golfers to join in this popular Rotary event.

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