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It’s time to light up the Shire and win great prizes in Bass Coast Shire Council’s 2002 Christmas Light Competition.

By Carol McCormack - 25th November 2002 - Back to News

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It’s time to light up the Shire and win great prizes in Bass Coast Shire Council’s 2002 Christmas Light Competition.

Jenny Churchill, Council’s Arts and Leisure Coordinator, explained that people can enter the competition by filling in a nomination form, which are available from any of Council’s customer service centres or www.basscoast.vic.gov.au

"We’re looking for the best Christmas light decorated house or shop in the Shire," said Jenny. "The Christmas fairies will be touring the Shire from the 10th to the 12th of December to judge which is the best lit house or shop."

Prizes include $500 worth of vouchers to help with Christmas festivities.

"Help celebrate Christmas and light up your neighbourhood," said Jenny.

For more information, contact Jenny Churchill at Bass Coast Shire Council on (03) 5671 2211 or (03) 5951 3311.

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