Eid Al Fitr Festival 2009

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Inviting all staff and students to:

Eid Al Fitr Festival 2009

"Together We Celebrate"

Date: 14th October 2009 (Wednesday)
Time: 4.00pm - 6.15pm
Venue: Multipurpose Hall (MPH), Taylors main campus
Ticket price: RM3.00
Dress code: Traditional clothes

Activities: Multimedia, nasyeed, feast, 'anyam ketupat' competition, lucky draw.

*please bring some food as an addition (it's kinda like potluck..but we will prepare the main dishes..seriously..it's delicious)

Interested? Get you ticket before 9 October 2009
Afifi 0176526139 (SAM 09/10)
Haqeem 0133925957 (CAL)
Ali 0182242668 (ADP)
Amir Afwan 0133183864 (SAM 08/09)
Amin 0137917113 (ICPU)

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Unknown said…
hu.best ni.tapi ku bukan budak taylor.keke.
October 4, 2009 at 10:34 AM
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