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The Great Fete 2006

The "CYCLONE" will thrill all on the day

The St Thomas & St Mary's Catholic Primary Schools will host the Great Fete on Sunday 28th May from 10am till 2pm, at the St Mary's school grounds, Pearson St, Sale.

By Karen Cashman - 7th April 2006 - Back to News

Once again, St Thomas & St Mary's Primary Schools in Sale will host the the Great Fete.  Sunday 28th May from 10 am till 2 pm, the St Mary's Primary School grounds in Pearson Street will be buzzing with excitment.

Children will enjoy the many amusements, the rides and activities.

One feature in the "ride" category will be the CYCLONE. A ride for the "big kids" and the brave adults.

The large marquee will host the International Food Fair. From the great Aussi BBQ to the fine cuisine of Asia - The food will be magnificent.

Hot and cold refreshments will also be on the menu, so too will Continental Cakes, Scones and much much more.

The Major Raffle will be drawn on the day, with prizes second to none. 

We wish to thank our sponsors of the Major and Minor Raffles :

Travelscene Sale, McMillan Financial Services, Dyers, Graham Chalmer Real Estate, Sale Mixed Concrete, TAFE, Chris Webster's Furniture, David's Menswear, Leemons Meats, Noddys Menswear, Retravision, Toyworld Sale, All Wrapped Up In Gifts, Jada Driving School, Raglan Pizza, Kwik Tip Bins

Your support and generosity is greatly appreciated. THANK YOU!

We also wish to thank the many sponsors of the MARQUEE for the day :

International Sea Drilling, Macalister Prestige Homes, Raymond Street Lotto, McKenzie Cleaning Services

So - come along and enjoy the feast of food, entertainment and fun.

The Great Fete 2006 - Sunday 28 May from 10 till 2, at St Mary's Primary School grounds in Pearson St Sale.

Source: http://gippsland.com/

Published by: karencashman@medicoservices.com.au

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