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Car rally is set for a flying start

Bayside NewsBy Bayside News5 September 2018Updated:19 September 2018No Comments2 Mins Read
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Pole position: Phil Johnson and Paula Dunn gear up for RPPFM’s car rally. Picture: Supplied
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RPPFM’s car rally is off to a flying start with its first official registrants – Neil and Marg Williams, of Mornington.

The couple are the first residents to embrace the fundraising fever at the station and will display the prized 01 number which designates their start position on rally day: Sunday 7 October.

“We used to do car rallies all the time – they are so much fun,” Mr Williams said. “When we saw RPPFM’s car rally we just had to enter.”

Participants will tune into 98.3FM to receive clues on the day. “I think you’ll really feel part of a live action event,” said Ms Williams.

“We’ve told all our friends and are looking forward to making a day of it.”

Race entry is $50 per car which includes a gift pack on the day. The station is fundraising for equipment and maintenance at the station.

The rally course will wind its way from the station in Wilsons Road, Mornington, taking in local sights and collecting clues and solving puzzles. Lunch will be available at the destination along with prizes for entrants and a jazz afternoon at The Red Hill Baker, Balnarring. All welcome.

Details: call Pam 0409 831 110 or go online to register at rppfm.com.au

RPPFM is also looking for new members. Those interested can come and learn a skill and make new friends. Contact the station or go online to apply for membership.

RPPFM – The Voice of the Peninsula is at 98.3FM or 98.7FM for Frankston.

First published in the Chelsea Mordialloc Mentone News – 5 September 2018

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