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PAYING their rates early and in full has paid off for six City of Casey property owners who won the City of Casey 2005 rates competition drawn on Tuesday, 4 October.
Casey chief executive Mike Tyler congratulated the winners and thanked everyone for their participation.
Mr Tyler said the competition was a great incentive for paying rates on time.
“We are pleased to be running this competition for the seventh consecutive year,” Mr Tyler said.
Prizes included four sixmonth full memberships to the Casey ARC and two $250 vouchers to Centro Cranbourne.
Casey ARC membership winners were PG and DJ Boyle of Doveton, S and W Urbanski of Narre Warren, CH and DM Edwards of Cranbourne, and S Jajdarovic of Endeavour Hills. Centro Cranbourne voucher winners were ET and PE Cole of Berwick, and LT McAleese of Cranbourne.
Centro Cranbourne and Casey ARC supported the competition.

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