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Twilight carnival excitement

EXCITEMENT is building as the community prepares for the Nar Nar Goon Primary School twilight carnival.
Held once every two years, the carnival is an extravaganza of food, drink, games and other goodies.
Organiser Anne Kermeen said this year’s carnival, which will be held on 4 March from 4pm to 8pm, is shaping as the best one yet.
Kids’ rides, hot food, cakes, tea and coffee, bric-a- brac and free kids activities will all be available.
“Because it’s only held once every two years, it’s a pretty big deal,” Anne said.
“It’s a big fundraiser for the school, so we’d love everyone to come along and have a great time.”
Anne said there was still plenty of room for stallholders, with positions costing just $20. Anyone interested in having a stall can ring Anne on 0438 025 600.

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