Dry Grad fundraiser in Williams Lake Saturday, June 2

On June 2, Chap’s Auto Body will have a hot-dog sale and car wash and will sell raffle/cruise tickets in support of Dry Grad.

On June 2, Chap’s Auto Body will have a hot-dog sale and car wash and will sell raffle/cruise tickets in support of Dry Grad.

The first-place prize is a two-wheel drive, 2004 Ford Ranger pickup truck valued at $7,175; second-place prize is cut and wrapped premium pastured pork valued at $500; and the third is a Longhouse 6 two-room tent valued at $325.

The cruise raffle is for a seven-day cruise for two to a choice of Alaska, Caribbean, Mexican Riviera or Canada/New England to be taken within a year of the draw, June 9 and June 9 2012.

 

 

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