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Belleville Shriners Tournament Table
The Triangle Fluid Controls Bantam Jr. Bulls would like to invite you to stop by our table at the upcoming Belleville Shriners Tournament from Friday November 6 - Sunday November 8.

The Bantam Jr. Bulls will be hosting draws for gift baskets, a "Toonie Stick", handmade items and a 50/50 draw. Be sure to stop by and see us at our table!
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