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Lions Club postpones Mother’s Day Bingo to Saturday June 17th.

May 10, 2017

Lions Club postpones Mother’s Day Bingo to Saturday June 17th.
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PHILIPSBURG:---- The St. Maarten Lions Club regrets to announce to the public that due to some technical challenges and after consulting with committee in charge of the fundraising bingo, the board of directors has decided to postpone the Lions Mother’s Day Bingo which was scheduled for this Saturday, May 12th, 2017 to the new date of Saturday, June 17th. The venue will be the same location which is at the St. Maarten Harbor Complex in the new Home Porting Building and seats 700 persons. Parking will be available onsite, doors open at 7 pm for the public to obtain their bingo cards and the first bingo game starts at 8 pm sharp.

All tickets for the Mother’s Day Bingo that were bought by the public over the past few weeks will be valid for the new date of June 17th. The general public can still purchase tickets for the Mother’s Day Bingo and Father’s Day Car Raffle on Saturdays from 10 am to 2 pm at the Lions Den on Suckergarden road. Tickets for both events are also available every day at Van Dorp in Madame Estate, Big D’s Photo Studio on the Pondfill road and at the Lion’s Den at the office for Afterschool School Activities(ASA).

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Lions Club postpones Mother’s Day Bingo to Saturday June 17th.

Source: https://www.sxm-talks.com/st-martin-news-network/lions-club-postpones-mothers-day-bingo-to-saturday-june-17th/

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