Hurry: Mother's Day contest ends tomorrow!

Hurry: Mother’s Day contest ends tomorrow!

  • Thursday, May 2, 2013 12:01am
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HERE’S A GREAT and fun way to honor Mom this Mother’s Day.

Enter the Peninsula Daily News’ online Mother’s Day Photo and Essay Contest.

It’s easy: Post a photo of your mother and write a short essay on why she should win the contest.

The deadline is tomorrow, Friday, at noon, after which online voting will begin to determine the top three recipients of terrific prizes from contest sponsors.

You can win Mom prizes from Peaceful Kneads Massage, Elwha River Casino, Atma Massage, Extendicare, Port Angeles Anytime Fitness or Woodfire Grill.

To find out more about the contest, and to enter, click www.peninsuladailynews.com . . . then scroll down and click on the Mother’s Day contest button in the group of buttons to the left of the Peninsula Poll.

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