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Mar 22, 2018 Sports
The Guyana National Rifle Association (GuyanaNRA) has extended the time for the draw of its fund raising raffle by one month. The reigning Caribbean Short and Long Range champions have solicited attractive prizes for this raffle that seeks to raise funds for this year’s Caribbean Fullbore Championships set for Barbados in May.
The association has indicated that the original date for the draw was set for April 7th next at the Industrial Safety Supplies Inc., Compound, 226 Camp Street but that has been revised to Saturday May 12th at the same venue.
A number of attractive prizes are on offer – 1st (One 125CC Motorcycle – Jailing Guyana), 2nd (One 8HP Outboard Engine – Crown Mining Supplies), 3rd (One 50″ Flat screen TV – Industrial Safety Supplies), 4th (One Refrigerator – Queensway Security) along with Ten (10) Consolations prizes.
Modern Optical Service contributed towards printing of the raffle tickets with each ticket (chance) costing $100 and can be had from any member of the GuyanaNRA.
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