The Little Miss Tuttle Pageant will be held this year on August 14-15 in conjunction with the Tuttle Fair.
All young ladies who will either be four or five years of age by Sept.1, 2009 and live in the Tuttle School District are invited to participate in the pageant.
The young ladies will be asked to wear a pretty church dress and their sweetest smile.
The entry fee is a homemade cake for the cake auction held at the fair. There will be a mother-daughter tea to get aquainted and to provide additional information.
The entry forms for the pageant can be picked up at Cedar Springs Pharmacy. Entries will be limited to the first 25 received.
All entries must be returned to Cedar Springs Pharmacy by Friday, July 31st.
For more information call Kristi Hughes at 381-2245 or Lori Ward at 381-2967.
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