Pampering for purpose
MORE than 40 women enjoyed a day of pampering at the Coalstoun Lakes Hall in aid of relaxation and information.
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MORE than 40 women enjoyed a day of pampering at the Coalstoun Lakes Hall in aid of relaxation and information.
Guest speakers included Sister Christine Henry, co-ordinator of the Downs and West Drought Appeal, who spoke about her work among street children with the Sisters of Charity.
The women enjoyed free facials, relaxing hand, feet and body massages, and health advice, interspersed with plenty of good food and fun.
The event, on Wednesday, was sponsored by BIEDO and Centacare South Burnett, through Federal Government drought funding.
Originally published as Pampering for purpose
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