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Aug 04, 2018 Sports

Mr. Ronald Sarabo (right) hands over one of the balls to Wayne Francois, Samatta Point Kaneville’s representative.
The Samatta Point/Kaneville Football Club has received a donation of six footballs and 32-cones from Overseas based Guyanese, Ronald Sarabo.
According to club executive, Wayne Francois, the donation will assist in further enhancing the development of the youths in the Samatta Point/Kaneville community through sport and specifically, football.
”On behalf of the management of the club, we highly appreciate this donation and extend special thanks to Mr. Sarabo for his timely donation.”
The club is currently competing in the East Bank Football Association / Juicy Juice sponsored Under-13 League which continues today at the Timehri Red Ground with four matches.
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