Home » Line up for lunch- Gearing up for a long lunch at the Cranbourne racecourse are Cranbourne Rotary Club members Peter Scollo and Paul Rice and Cranbourne Turf Club chief executive Neil Bainbridge. 5968

Line up for lunch- Gearing up for a long lunch at the Cranbourne racecourse are Cranbourne Rotary Club members Peter Scollo and Paul Rice and Cranbourne Turf Club chief executive Neil Bainbridge. 5968

03/02/2011

LUNCH will be served on the home straight at the Cranbourne racecourse next month.
The best local produce will be dished up as part of the Cranbourne Rotary Club’s World’s Longest Lunch from noon on 4 March.
There will be a display of fruit and vegetables from local growers to complement the locally sourced produce.
The Rotary club has organised the lunch, which is supported by the Cranbourne Turf Club and is part of the Melbourne Food and Wine Festival.
The Cranbourne Rotary Club will distribute profits from the lunch to various local community groups and projects.
Seats are limited. For bookings call Trevor on 5995 3466.

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