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Time: October 3, 2015 from 9am to 4pm
Location: Millen Jenkins Courthouse
Street: Winthrope Ave
City/Town: Millen, GA
Phone: Cindy Linder 478-982-3274
Event Type: millen, better, hometown, fair, on, the, square
Organized By: Fair on the Square
Latest Activity: Sep 26, 2015
Be In A Parade -
On Saturday, Oct 3rd, the Fair on the Square will occur. This is an annual event for Millen, Ga. All the excitement happens around our court house. We will have crafts, food, entertainment and a parade. I would like to invite your group to join our parade. There is no cost to be in the parade. The line up is at Jenkins Co. High School parking lot at 9 am. The parade will start at 10 am. I will feed 3 cars in at a time. If you have signs identifying your group please use them. My name is Cindy Linder. You can contact me at 478-982-3274
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Hello Cindy,
I hope this finds you well. We are getting calls asking if this event is on again for this year. If so, please update your free posting so members and viewers have you as a choice for coming weekends! :-)
Thank you, Jack & Linda
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