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Noino Study Club hosting bingo night March 19

by | Mar 17, 2022 | Latest

The Princeton Noino Club is hosting its annual bingo fundraiser Saturday, March 19, at Bob and Jean Lovelady High School, located at 501 North Boorman Lane.

Doors open at 6 p.m. and there will be a silent auction, game prizes and ticket prizes.

Tickets cost $10 and all proceeds benefit the senior class at Princeton High School and other community activities. Each purchased admission will come with a pack of 10 bingo cards.

Residents can purchase tickets at the event or by contacting a Noino member at (972) 658-1016 or (214) 549-0005.

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