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HomeGazetteSanta Claus is coming to town

Santa Claus is coming to town

By Bridget Cook
SANTA is set to bring smiles to the faces of many Lang Lang children when he makes his way around the town this month.
Santa and some of his little helpers will journey around Lang Lang on a fire truck making some specials stops along the way to drop off presents.
He will leave the Lang Lang fire station on Sunday 20 December around 4pm.
If you would like Santa to come and visit your child on the fire truck, all you need to do is drop your child gift at the station on Sunday 13 December between 10 and 11am.
All presents must be labelled with a name, address and phone number.
While this is not a fundraiser, the station would greatly appreciate donations to help cover the costs.
For more information or any queries, contact Caz on 0407 836 478.

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