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Paul’s a super sleuth

BERWICK’S Paul Zutenis won the City of Casey — Be a Super Sleuth competition at the Berwick Show.
Paul earned himself $400 in vouchers towards the cost of a bicycle and safety helmet.
Casey mayor Colin Butler made a special visit to congratulate Paul, 7, on his win.
The competition was held in conjunction with the Berwick Show on Saturday 24 and Sunday 25 February.
Cr Butler said the council was a major sponsor of the Berwick Show and was proud to run the Super Sleuth competition that engaged children as part of the council’s interactive exhibit.
“More than 180 entries were submitted in the competition over the two days of the show and I’m delighted that the competition was won by a Casey resident.”
The City of Casey — Be a Super Sleuth competition asked children six questions about topics on display in the council exhibit.

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