• November 4, 2008
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• November 4, 2008
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With out sails full of naivety and gay abandon, we launched Rendezvous in Dayboro on the 24th of November 2007.  For two months prior we gathered together all available funds, linked as they were and committed them to the comedy and heartbreak of a shop-fit.  Despite the potential for disaster and mayhem, the job proceeded very well and remains a credit to the creativity and enthusiasm of all those involved.

• November 4, 2008
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• October 8, 2008
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DAYBORO DISTRICT HISTORICAL SOCIETY INC – EST. 2004

On Sunday 14^th September 2008, the Dayboro District Historical Society Inc. hosted a day at the Dayboro Memorial Showgrounds for people aged 75 and over who went to any of the schools in the Dayboro district.

                                              (See our PHOTO GALLERY for ‘School Photos’ of the day . . . SOON.)

• October 8, 2008
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How new methods using neglected medical research are saving lives . . .

The Samford branch of Canhelp Australia Wide will be presenting an information evening and showing of this DVD at North Lakes Community Centre Hall, Lakefield Drive, North Lakes on Friday 10^th October at 6.30p.m. for a 7 p.m. start.

• September 5, 2008
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by Annette McFarlane

ABC Books Retail $29.95.

 Her voice comes off the pages of this remarkable and magical book.  And it is magical just how she reveals and simplifies some of the more difficult aspects of gardening to us mere amateurs.

• September 5, 2008
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 by Teresa Quinn

“Life begins at 40” or so they say, however our bodies are already on the way to decline as bones become thinner, arthritis sets in and we notice we’re not as mobile or flexible as we were 20 years ago.  Sound familiar?  Do not lose hope.  All is not lost. 

• September 5, 2008
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Backyard gardeners around Australia will be able to beat skyrocketing fruit and vegetable prices by learning how to grow and sell their own organic food, thanks to a new organic gardening website.

• September 4, 2008
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If you would like to make a donation to the 2008 Smiling for Smiddy Challenge you can do it online at www.smiddy.org.au.  Once you’re in the webpage click on, ‘How can I help’.  You can make a personal donation, company sponsorship or simply buy a wrist band.  Remember to quote my name, John Milliken, or my partner’s name, Kerry Murnane, when you make a donation online or over the phone.  Please help as it is a very worthy cause.

• September 4, 2008
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Bob Millar, Alwyn Weston, Linda Lavarch and Glenn Bell revealing the plaque