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Thank you so much for listing World Day of Prayer under 3 March 2017, these two months, and for your feature article in March. MUCH appreciated, splendid! The ad is absolutely brilliant!!! Thank you Michelle, Sally, Heatley … for your enthusiam, bright, cheerful, caring and interest in what is happening in our lives and in our very special community. Am very excited, and really appreciate your enthusiasm and support.

Maggie TraversCatholic congregation of St John VianneyTin Can Bay

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

Good morning Michelle and Heatley, Congratulations on producing a great newspaper! Regards, Carole Lehmann, Tin Can Bay Community & Men’s Shed

Carole LehmannTin Can Bay Community & Men’s Shed

Thank you. Thank you for the terrific job you did on the advertising Michelle! You are the best! Cheers Sandy Brosnan Ocean Breeze Seafoods and Soapy Seahorse Laundromat Rainbow Beach

Sandy Brosnan, Ocean Breeze Seafoods and Soapy Seahorse LaundromatOcean Breeze Seafoods and Soapy Seahorse Laundromat

I just wanted to send a short email to let you know about a wonderful thing that happened over the weekend. I received a message from Liz at Rainbow Beach Fruit, asking if I could meet her as she had some news for me. A local person who who wishes to remain anonymous approached Liz in the fruit shop, to ask how they could go about making a donation to the school’s kitchen garden. Apparently they saw an article in the recent Rainbow Beach Community News and wanted to make a donation of $1,000 … Read more

Chappy Ronnie Timperon

Thanks guys. I’m impressed it’s only the 1^st July and the papers in my mail box already.

Laurinda SpencerTermites Cooloola

Visit Rainbow Beach magazine for New Zealand Hey Heatley and Michelle, Thank you for the update and WOW!! This looks AMAZING!! And our heartfelt thanks for all the time, energy, creativity and passion you have put into setting this up and making this publication come together!! The packages, what to see and do… Rainbow Beach is definitely a MUST DO for our visitors. We are honoured to be part of this incentive and look forward to lots of growth from this new market. With thanks from … Read more

Jacqueline Soden, Rainbow Beach Horse Rides, www.rbhr.com.au

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)

Your paper’s one of the best! With the clarity of photos and everything, it is well above the standard. You should be congratulated!

Greg Pritchard, Bundaberg

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
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