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Pretty in pink to help beat breast cancer

This was a party with a purpose.

November 6, 2016
Vee Ramsayi Less than a minute
Mum and daughter, Lulu (left) and Siya Tundzi of Margate show off their handmade ethnic, recycled jewellery.

PATRONS wore pink and partied to raise funds for breast cancer research at a ‘Ladies’ Night’ at the 19th Hole, Banners Rest, last Saturday.

Lize Mari Erasmus, Eune Goldhill, Camien Erasmus and Jolene Hooper of Port Edward.
Lize Mari Erasmus, Eune Goldhill, Camien Erasmus and Jolene Hooper of Port Edward.

 

The evening started with snacks and a face painting session, followed by a range of talks, demonstrations and stalls offering advice and specials on beauty therapy, custom-designed jewellery, nutrition, motivation and make-up.

A karaoke session and disco kept everyone well entertained and continued until midnight. The organisers donated 20 percent of the proceeds from the event to the Breast Cancer Foundation.

Malani Padayachee (left) and Revanea Coetzee (middle) of the Events Circle, hand over proceeds from the event to Jeanie West of the CANSA Association.
Malani Padayachee (left) and Revanea Coetzee (middle) of the Events Circle, hand over proceeds from the event to Jeanie West of the CANSA Association.

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Waitresses, Tarryn Schlehmeyer (left) and Jayde Horne with the many packs of sanitary pads that were donated.
Waitresses, Tarryn Schlehmeyer (left) and Jayde Horne with the many packs of sanitary pads that were donated.

 

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November 6, 2016
Vee Ramsayi Less than a minute

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