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Lions Club Annual Fete

May 31, 2016
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The Lions Club of Frome will hold its annual fete on Saturday the 11th June at Victoria Park.

The event will take place between 12.30 & 4pm, & will include a wide selection of stalls, & entertainment, including the ever popular Punch & Judy and Bouncy Castle. The Lions Train will be providing rides around the park. There will also be a selection of refreshments stalls.

If you would like to have a stall then please contact Lion Mike Geake on 01373 461298 or e-mail mike.geake@fromelions.org and he will be delighted to take your enquiry & provide an application form.

All monies raised go to support local good causes.

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