May2011_Insync Peer Education and Support Group
Pine Rivers Neighbourhood Centre Enriching Community
Insync is a fun, interactive group for parents and carers of children with special needs.
Category Archives: General
May2011_THE ST LUCIA ORCHESTRA in BROADWAY to PAVAROTTI
The ever popular Symphony on the Mountain series begins on Sunday 29th of May at 2pm in the Mt Mee Hall. This is the first of three concerts planned for 2011.
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May2011_Just in time for Easter
In August 2010 Dayboro police ran their bi-annual charity trivia night at the Dayboro Rugby League Club. Approx 180 Dayboro residents attended and over $6000 was raised for a special local girl and her family – Bonnie O’NEILL.
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May2011_1940s EXHIBITION
We often think of the past as a simpler time, but the 1940s was a decade of many challenges and great change. This period of our recent past is the focus of an exciting new temporary exhibition at the Pine Rivers Heritage Museum.
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May2011_Seasons? Companion Training
a program for loss and grief
The Pine Rivers Neighbourhood Centre will be running the Seasons™ Companion Training Program in May 2011.
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May2011_WORKSHOPS FOR ARTISTS
WORKSHOPS IN BUSINESS, MARKETING & PROJECT-PLANNING
The Creative Generator SEQ and Queensland Arts Council invite South East Queenslanders to attend a Business, Marketing and Project-Planning Workshop in their area.
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May2011_PINE RIVERS HERITAGE MUSEUM
WHAT’S ON
Talk – 11 May 2011 10am
The Heritage Talks: Japanese wartime skeletal remains in Australian museum collections.
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May2011_NEW WEIGHT LOSS CHALLENGES to START
DAYBORO and MOUNT MEE
The 1st Mount Mee Weight Loss Challenge has been very successful, with 8 contestants meeting weekly, losing weight and competing for cash prize incentives while enjoying a friendly supportive atmosphere.
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May2011_POLICE NEWS
Over the last month there have been a number of property related offences in the Dayboro Police area. May2011_MT MEE NEWS
by Ian Wells
It’s still mostly raining on the Mountain! But the grass is still growing and the cows look contented! The “Three Day” (Bovine Ephemeral Fever) season is hanging on a little longer than usual though.
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