Pink Ladies are back again October 11

posted by Heatley Gilmore | August 29, 2013 | In Things to See and Do

Pink Ladies are back again

Celebration of Living, Laughing and Loving Pink Ladies Luncheon

It’s time for Cabaret! The Pink Ladies Lunch Breast Cancer Fundraiser is on Friday 11th October at the Rainbow Beach Surf Club. Held 11am to 3 pm and only $25 per ticket (includes a free raffle ticket) – it is always a fun day. Tickets are on sale September 1 and tables of 10 are available.

Pink Ladies Op Shop Day Breast Cancer Fundraiser

Held 7th September on election day at the Church Hall Carlo Road Rainbow Beach, 8am to 3pm, donations can be dropped off at the church on Thursday 5th and Friday 6th September, plus pick ups by arrangement are available. Any volounteers over the three days would also be appreciated to help sort and sell.

Contact Maree for information on 0418591304.

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Visit Rainbow Beach magazine for New Zealand Congratulations Hello From NZ I just want to congratulate the Rainbow Beach Community for their fantastic initiative to advertise themselves via a newspaper insert in the New Zealand Herald yesterday. When we lived on the Sunshine Coast we visited your region and loved it. I hope this initiative brings many visitors because it is a fantastic place.

Vicky Williamson (email via Visit Rainbow Beach website)

Hi Michelle and Heatley Thank you so much for the exposure in the paper this month. The article if fabulous. I really appreciate the effort you’re putting in. The vibe of the paper is really good. Happy new year! Sarah Booth http://www.rainbowbeachlearntosurf.com

Sarah Booth - rainbowbeachlearntosurf.com

Hi Heatley & Michelle, I just wanted to express my heartfelt thanks to you both for your support and professionalism in helping me bring together the Rainbow Beach Cooloola Medical Centre. Without your belief in what I was trying to do, it would have been much harder to achieve such a successful outcome. Your newspaper deserves every accolade! Again, many many thanks.

Sandy BrosnanOwnerTop Shops and Ocean Breeze Seafoods, President Rainbow Beach Progress Association

Dear Michelle, Thank you as always for your help in maintaining and promoting our Club. Warm regards, Jon Constable Tin Can Bay Fishing Club

Jon Constable, Tin Can Bay Fishing Club

Visit Rainbow Beach magazine for New Zealand It looks fantastic and we hope we are all have a great success out of this and people will love Rainbow Beach as we do. Cheers,

Angelika, Active Tours And Transfers, activetransfers.com.au

This testimonial is long overdue. I’ve used The RBCCCN in my classroom the last couple of years. In the subject History, students write a narrative about how the community remembers a past event. Rainbow Beach has a strong tradition when it comes to ANZAC day. The coverage of this event in the RBCCCN has enabled the class to use it as a source to help write our narratives. Many of our questions are answered by the photo spread, for example: Who attends? Is there a significant site? What a… Read more

Janine LawlerRainbow Beach State School

Hello guys brendan here from Dirty Down Under 4×4 thanks for the fly over on Saturday looks fantastic.

Brendan Gosney - Dirty Down Under 4x4 - https://www.facebook.com/4x4pinkrun/

Visit Rainbow Beach magazine for New Zealand Well done Rainbow Beach. What a great idea ! It looks fabulous.

Melanie May, Tin Can Bay Tourist Park, www.tincanbaytouristpark.com.au

Good evening Michelle and Heatley, We were really pleased to see our Juniors on the front cover page of the October Rainbow Beach and Cooloola Coast Community News. Thank you both so much for the front page placement as well as assisting us by highlighting the Club’s Open Day and 20th Anniversary on Saturday. Thanks again, very much appreciated and we also hope you will be able to attend the Open Day. Kind regards,

Debbie and JimTin Can Bay Fishing Club

Dear Michelle, On behalf of the Tin Can Bay Fishing Club, I want to thank you for the magnificent way you presented our June monthly update. You took two very average photographs, and made the whole article pop! It looked interesting to read, and I was absolutely thrilled with the piece. Please accept, on behalf of the Club, my sincere thanks for your outstanding work. You rock….as in you’re awesome….not as in you’re a mineral matter of various compositions. ? With thanks, Jon… Read more

Jon Constable, Tin Can Bay Fishing Club
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