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DCS Twilight fete

Jun 02 2024 Updated June 1, 2024

Joanne Austen Brown

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A train built by one of the teachers provided rides. Photos: Supplied.

Lucy Estens serves Don Nicholson. Twilight fete. Photo: Supplied.

Olive Wells had her photo taken with ballerina Caitlin McCarthy. Twilight fete. Photo: Supplied.

Anthony Graham got to hold "Dip Stick" the black headed python at the Live Reptile display. Photo: Supplied.

Ying Ying and Japneet had a great time getting their faces painted. Photo: Supplied.

There were antiques cars on display and Ray Tickle had his Austen A95. Here he is with Jacob McLean. Photo: Supplied.

This beautiful 1919 Cadillac is David Salter's. Photo: Supplied.

Jessica Turnbull visited the RFDS exhibit. Twilight fete. Photo: Supplied.

Steak sandwiches and sausages and onions were available thanks to Greg Christian, Clifford Stephens and Daniel Bowen. Photo: Supplied.

The twilight fete at the Dubbo Christian School on Saturday, May 18, was an incredible success. There had to be something for everyone who came. Rides on a miniature train, ponies, jumping castles and such. Reptiles, face painting, antique cars, and the RFDS were on display. Shops selling honey, cakes, soaps, other foods and assortments of items were available. Books could be purchased and donated to the school library. And after the sun had set and you had eaten from all the foods you could imagine there were fire works.

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