WITH the weekend’s wild weather forcing a postponement of Pink Stump Day, “Betty Blockbuster”, the local fund-raising event has been rescheduled for Saturday 7 March from noon to 3pm at Tewantin Cricket grounds.
Organised by local real estate principal Rosemary Callaghan in honour of her late mother, the day is part of the McGrath Foundation’s Pink Stumps initiative and was formed as a way to enjoy a locally loved sport while raising funds for breast cancer care nurses.
There will be face painting and balloons for the kids on the day, plus plenty of action on the pitch as Noosa locals and business owners take to the field.
Everyone who comes along on the day and makes a donation will go into the draw to win a signed Michael Clarke cricket bat which has been kindly donated by Sportspower Noosaville.
For more information, contact Rosemary on 0419 236 133 or email rose@rosemarycallaghanrealty.com.au.
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