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Wholesome fun on the cards at YWCA carnival

Staff Reporter

CHENNAI: It's time to try your hand at lucky dips and other fun games, for YWCA's annual carnival falls on July 8.

Wholesome fun awaits the entire family at the Young Women's Christian Association of Madras campus on PH Road. You can drop in from 3 p.m. to taste yummy food and participate in fun games. Shoppers can pick choice artefacts and consumer durables from the collection of wares displayed by corporate houses and women entrepreneurs.

Proceeds from the `Y' Friends Fair will go to support YWCA's projects to help pre-schoolers and destitute women as well as senior citizens.

For details, contact 044 - 25324251 or 25324261.

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