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Coleraine Rainbow Guides celebrate



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THERE was a big celebration in Portstewart at the weekend.
Rainbow units from 2nd and 3rd Portstewart, 6th and 7th Coleraine and 1st Castlerock joined together to celebrate 21 years of the Rainbow Guides.

Flowerfield Art Centre, Portstewart, hosted the celebration where girls, aged 4-7, enjoyed a fun filled morning of face painting, giant bubble blowing, scavanger hunts, bouncy castles, craft and parachute games.

The party finished with traditional campfire and the Rainbow Prayer.
The Rainbow Guiders would like to thank all the guiders, parents, Tesco Portstewart, The Cromie Institute and the staff of Flowerfield who made the day such a success.

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  • Last Updated: 15 May 2008 10:08 AM
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  • Location: Coleraine
 
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