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Deaf Table Tennis Competition

9
May
2014

Summer Table Tennis

Tournament

Club Organiser: St John’s Deaf Table Tennis Club

Where: Ellenborough Table Tennis Club, Craddock Rd, Enfield,

Middlesex, EN1 3SP

Time: 12:30pm – 6:30 pm

Cost: £5 per Player (Singles / Doubles)

Date: 5^th July 2014 (deadline for entries is 14^th June 2014)

Tournament: Singles in each Group

Doubles KO Round

Food & Drink: Food & Drink is available for purchase.

Contact: stjohntabletennis@gmail.com

Any queries; please do get in touch with us and we will be happy to talk to you.

For full information and entry form please click here.

further detail about other activities that St Johns Deaf Club run can be found on

there website at http://www.stjohnsdeafclub.co.uk

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