NO JANUARY EDITION
FEBRUARY edition – Friday 16th January 2009
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RURAL WATCH MEETING Nov 6:
The next rural watch meeting is Thursday 6th November at Dayboro State School, commencing 7.30pm.
There have been a number of property offences reported over the last month. Between 6.15pm 6th and 7.00am 7th October entry was forced to a shop in Williams Street and money stolen.
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Continuing on from the last issue…………..
(UNIVERSITY of the THIRD AGE)
Special Meeting November 21; Christmas Lunch December 10; and Computer Courses for 2009
NOVEMBER MEETING
The U3A Pine Rivers wishes to invite all to their Special November Meeting at Bray Hall at Petrie on Friday 21st November at 10am.
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An organised group of Irish traders is currently targeting rural areas. The group use mainly hired vans and travel around door to door offering to sell property such as generators, pumps and compressors. The goods are generally of poor quality and sold at inflated prices. These persons have been sighted in the Dayboro area over the last month. If approached please take registration details of the vehicle and contact police. This activity has also been reported interstate and was the subject of a recent courier mail article.
http://www.news.com.au/couriermail/story/0,,24502578-3102,00.html
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Kids Time a century of play rolls into
Do you remember Cabbage patch dolls, jigsaw puzzles, wooden cars and tea sets?
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APOLOGIES TO MATILDA SERVO
You can buy phone credit at Dayboro’s Matilda Service Station!
We had been misinformed. The problems they had been experiencing were not the same as the Dayboro Newsagency/IGA. i.e. BillExpress are not their provider.
