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Christmas Family Bingo and Raffle in aid of Vallis First School

November 16, 2016
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Christmas family bingo and raffle in aid of Vallis First School!
A family-orientated fundraiser on THURSDAY 1st DECEMBER at Vallis First School, Milk Street, Frome BA11 3DB. Doors open 6pm, eyes down 6.30pm. Fabulous raffle prizes of hampers full of Christmas goodies. Games for adults and children. DVD entertainment for children up to Year 5 age.  Refreshments. FIRST COME FIRST SERVED.

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