Bingo night on the cards
Shona Aylward Less than a minute
Bingo night on the cards
The Ramsgate Lions Club will be hosting a bingo night on May 16 at 18:00.
The cost is R20 per bingo card. Bring your picnic hamper. Cash bar available.
The fun evening will be held at the Ramsgate Lions Club on Glenmarkie Drive in Ramsgate.
For more information, contact Lion Vanessa on 079 4881659 or Lion Jenny on 083 3098314.
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