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TURNINGLEAF FOUNDATION INC.
Your Turn for Life . . .
Saturday ‐ May 12, 2012
1240 East 100 South (Troon Park) St. George, Utah
5:00 pm – 7:00 pm
$2.50 Admission for Adults – Kids FREE!
$1.00 each for opportunity drawing tickets for Mystery Gift
and other gifts . . .
 
Fun!!! For the Whole Family Fun!!!
( tell your friends and family )

LIVE BAND – “The Band of Outsiders”
KICK OFF: Who is TurningLeaf Foundation
6:30 pm Style Show by: Styles For Less
Best Look Alike Prize – Stevie Nicks and Steven Tyler
Mystery Gift Giveaway, Along With Other Prizes
More Details call Ranae 705.9558
Booths with Giveaway FREE GIVEAWAY’s


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