Winner of the Wine Glass Raffle, part of the Castlegar Sunrise Rotary 19th Annual Wine Festival, was Shauna Tarasoff of Mother Natures. She is pictured with Rotarians Alexia Turner (left) and Sandy Hartman (right). Alexia is the chair of the wine festival committee and Sandy is the committee member who sold the winning ticket. (Submitted) Winner of the Wine Glass Raffle, part of the Castlegar Sunrise Rotary 19th Annual Wine Festival, was Shauna Tarasoff of Mother Natures. She is pictured with Rotarians Alexia Turner (left) and Sandy Hartman (right). Alexia is the chair of the wine festival committee and Sandy is the committee member who sold the winning ticket. (Submitted)

Winner of the Wine Glass Raffle, part of the Castlegar Sunrise Rotary 19th Annual Wine Festival, was Shauna Tarasoff of Mother Natures. She is pictured with Rotarians Alexia Turner (left) and Sandy Hartman (right). Alexia is the chair of the wine festival committee and Sandy is the committee member who sold the winning ticket. (Submitted) Winner of the Wine Glass Raffle, part of the Castlegar Sunrise Rotary 19th Annual Wine Festival, was Shauna Tarasoff of Mother Natures. She is pictured with Rotarians Alexia Turner (left) and Sandy Hartman (right). Alexia is the chair of the wine festival committee and Sandy is the committee member who sold the winning ticket. (Submitted)

Win tickets to the Wine Festival

Win a pair of tickets to the Castlegar Sunrise 2000 Rotary Club Wine Festival, on March 24.

Win a pair of tickets to the Castlegar Sunrise 2000 Rotary Club Wine Festival, on March 24.

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