Saturday, 27 October 2012
Tickets available on the door tomorrow
Tickets will be available to purchase on the door tomorrow - £5 per person to include bowling, £2 without. Full details below.
Tuesday, 23 October 2012
Friday, 28 September 2012
Family Spookfest - Sunday 28 October - Pine Ridge Golf Club
Please call Pine Ridge on 01276 675444 ext 205 to book - tickets are limited as there are a finite number of spaces for bowling during the four hours of the event, so don't leave it too late!
Click on the poster below to see in full screen.
Thursday, 27 September 2012
Successful day at Pine Ridge
Thanks to everyone who came along to our event today at Pine Ridge Golf Club. Some ladies golfed, some had golf lessons, some had lunch, and some were pampered! It was just amazing to see so much support for Marie Curie Cancer Care from our local community.
We raised £107 from the raffle. The final total from pitch fees/ticket sales will be announced when it has all been totted up.
We are very grateful to the lovely therapists and stallholders who supported the event, and I am pleased to publish their details below if anyone would like to get in touch with them.
www.back2balance.co
www.cosmobeautique.co.uk l 07919 668433
www.jaimesbeauty.co.uk l 07961 812593
Pure Nails & Beauty
Shellac manicures and pedicures.
www.purenailsandbeauty.co.uk l 07734 081725
Baubles, Bangles & Beads
The Blue Butterfly
Candy Tree Designs
Energetix
Forever Living Products
Fran McCaskill
It Works!
Multiman (Woking)
Natural Stone Products
NYR Organics
Pear Tree Photography
Phoenix Trading
Scullys of London
Sweet Delight
Tracy Mitchell
Twinkling Hearts Jewellery
We raised £107 from the raffle. The final total from pitch fees/ticket sales will be announced when it has all been totted up.
We are very grateful to the lovely therapists and stallholders who supported the event, and I am pleased to publish their details below if anyone would like to get in touch with them.
Therapists
Back 2 Balance l 07999 827226
Sports remedial massage, Indian head massage, reflexologywww.back2balance.co
Cosmopolitan Beautique
Mini manicures, threading, mini pedicureswww.cosmobeautique.co.uk l 07919 668433
Jaime’s Beauty
Threadingwww.jaimesbeauty.co.uk l 07961 812593
Pure Nails & Beauty
Shellac manicures and pedicures.
www.purenailsandbeauty.co.uk l 07734 081725
Stalls
Arbonne
Botanically pure body and beauty care.
www.beautitips.myarbonne.co.uk l 07958 488630
Baubles, Bangles & Beads
High quality fashion handbags, jewellery, purses, pashminas & scarves.
07926 992139
The Blue Butterfly
Costume jewellery and accessories for ladies and children.
www.thebluebutterfly.co.uk l 07966 288479
Candy Tree Designs
Energetix
High quality magnetic jewellery and wellness products.
Forever Living Products
The Aloe Vera company—100% natural product including nutritional drinks, energy drinks, supplements, beauty, skincare and detox.
Fran McCaskill
Handmade fused glass hearts, tea lights, decorative panels, chandeliers and jewellery.
www.franmccaskill.com l 01306 886860
It Works!
Naturally based body contouring treatment which tightens, tones and firms where applied to skin.
www.lornahouse.itworks.net l 07748 786479
Multiman (Woking)
Handyman and property maintenance services.
Natural Stone Products
Marble, limestone and onyx bowls plates and platters used for deco/serving purposes.
NYR Organics
Neals Yard Remedies—organic skincare and health products.
07813 071412
Pear Tree Photography
Portrait and event photographer. Vouchers for studio portrait sittings available today.
Phoenix Trading
Greetings cards (including Christmas cards), gift wrap and other stationery items.
www.phoenix-trading.co.uk/web/jillgardner l 01276 471563
Scullys of London
A range of bath, body and home products from New Zealand, including bath oils, soaps, candles, hand and body creams, room diffusers and linen water.
Sweet Delight
Handmade fudge and selected confectionery.
07807 227586
Tracy Mitchell
Clothing for ladies of all ages in sizes 6-24, Miss & Lady Captain French designer clothes.
Twinkling Hearts Jewellery
Handcrafted jewellery and tiaras using Swarovski crystals and Swarovski pearls, to put the sparkle in your day.
Monday, 17 September 2012
Tuesday, 4 September 2012
Ladies Golf & Pamper Day - 27 Sept 2012
Ladies Lunch, Golf & Pamper Day
In Support of Marie Curie Cancer Care
Pine Ridge Golf Club
Thursday 27th September 2012
9.30am – 2.30pm
Join us for a fun day out and give Golf a go!
The day will include local therapists, stall holders, Lunch, Golf Lessons
and for the advance Golfer
the chance to play our fantastic golf course.
First tee time at 9.30am.
Bring the girls for a different day out, learn a new sport along with
a pamper and shopping experience and help
raise money for Marie Curie Cancer Care.
Ticket Prices:
In Support of Marie Curie Cancer Care
Pine Ridge Golf Club
Thursday 27th September 2012
9.30am – 2.30pm
Join us for a fun day out and give Golf a go!
The day will include local therapists, stall holders, Lunch, Golf Lessons
and for the advance Golfer
the chance to play our fantastic golf course.
First tee time at 9.30am.
Bring the girls for a different day out, learn a new sport along with
a pamper and shopping experience and help
raise money for Marie Curie Cancer Care.
Ticket Prices:
Golf ( 9 holes), Lunch & Pamper event* £25
Golf Clinic, Lunch & Pamper event* £15
Lunch & Pamper event* £8
Or just pop in and visit our stall holders.
*Therapists may make a small charge for a sample treatment, please book on arrival.
For more information and to book call 01276 675444 ext 205
or email: pineridge-sales@crown-golf.co.uk
Sunday, 12 August 2012
Buzzing through Denbies
On Saturday evening (11 Aug), around 500 people took part in an amazing walk through the Denbies Wine Estate and surrounding countryside in the Surrey Hills. The weather was kind to us, warm but with a cooling breeze and absolutely NO rain!
Looking like a swarm of bees, the yellow-shirted fundraisers travelled from the starting point near the vines up, up and up even more! The route took us up to the halfway point (what a fantastic view), where we turned around for the return, and thankfully all downhill, journey. The ice cream van at the turning point had a very profitable evening and, with some persuasion I understand, did make a donation to Marie Curie!
Once back at the meeting point - the very hospitable Friends Life club - everyone began to gather round the Walk Ten stage, surrounded by memory lanterns, where a steel band entertained us, along with some impressive fire juggling (Health and Safety!)
Debbie Ventham, a Marie Curie nurse, spoke about her job and the support she is able to give to patients and their families during their last few days. She had spent one night with a gentleman who wanted her to help him find all his photo albums and other mementos of his life. They then spent the night looking through everything, at one point laughing so loudly they disturbed his wife sleeping in the room next door! The next day he was able to go through everything with his wife, looking through the memories of their life together. He died shortly after. Debbie said she feels privileged to be able to help people in this way - not just to help them with their medical needs, but also to support them and their families in so many other ways.
After Debbie spoke, the lights were dimmed and at 10pm, the time that the Marie Curie nurses across the country start their shifts, a minutes silence was observed. The evenings celebrations concluded with an impressive fireworks display.
We will hopefully find out how much was raised by the Denbies walk, and by the Walk Ten campaign as a whole in due course. But if everyone there raised just £20 each, that would pay for 500 hours of care - what an fantastic achievement! (Update - Sounds like initial estimate for the Denbies Walk Ten is around £25K!!)
If you would like to take part in next Year's Walk Ten, keep an eye on our Facebook page in the early part of 2013 and we will bring you the information as soon as we know it.
Looking like a swarm of bees, the yellow-shirted fundraisers travelled from the starting point near the vines up, up and up even more! The route took us up to the halfway point (what a fantastic view), where we turned around for the return, and thankfully all downhill, journey. The ice cream van at the turning point had a very profitable evening and, with some persuasion I understand, did make a donation to Marie Curie!Once back at the meeting point - the very hospitable Friends Life club - everyone began to gather round the Walk Ten stage, surrounded by memory lanterns, where a steel band entertained us, along with some impressive fire juggling (Health and Safety!)
Debbie Ventham, a Marie Curie nurse, spoke about her job and the support she is able to give to patients and their families during their last few days. She had spent one night with a gentleman who wanted her to help him find all his photo albums and other mementos of his life. They then spent the night looking through everything, at one point laughing so loudly they disturbed his wife sleeping in the room next door! The next day he was able to go through everything with his wife, looking through the memories of their life together. He died shortly after. Debbie said she feels privileged to be able to help people in this way - not just to help them with their medical needs, but also to support them and their families in so many other ways. After Debbie spoke, the lights were dimmed and at 10pm, the time that the Marie Curie nurses across the country start their shifts, a minutes silence was observed. The evenings celebrations concluded with an impressive fireworks display.
If you would like to take part in next Year's Walk Ten, keep an eye on our Facebook page in the early part of 2013 and we will bring you the information as soon as we know it.
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