Congrats to Mummy
The Christmas fayre was a great success. Everyone seemed to enjoy themselves visiting the stalls and of course Santa C. Best bit - we scored 6 bottles of decent wine for only £4.50 worth of tombola tickets!!
Sara was the official newsletter creator/typist/pagesetter/editor for the event and has become a prolific desktop publisher. Well done to Sara and the PTFA team for making such a great event.
posted by SJD and Co at 7:13 PM
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"Fayre is an archaic spelling of the word fair, used mostly from the 15th to the 17th century. This spelling is now confusingly used for both fair and fare, the latter in the sense of 'food and drink'. In itself, the word means a gathering of stalls and amusements for public entertainment. The alternate spelling is an old fashioned affectation and is used in order to remind revellers and participants of medieval fayres and markets." always trust wikipedia
Thanks for that info.....great photo....hope you save some of the wine...dont forget i'm coming///////
Cammy's obviously giving Santa some good adviceHope he told him we would be in u.k. not in Aus/////Gemma sent him a letter telling him where we would be and I told him in Karingal Shopping Center sso I hope he got the message////////
We also scored some good wine from the Dromana Estate a case of white and a case of red thanks to the Frankston Lapidary Club
I won 12 bottles of plonk on the radio yesterday. We had 7 of us on mobiles ringing in whilst doing surveillance!!!!! Fayre looks like fun!! PS love the word TOMBOLA - should be used everyday i reckon
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