July2015_Four food myths busted!
Do you have your food facts straight? We put some common food myths under the microscope and separate fact from fiction!
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Category Archives: News
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July2015_Young Queenslanders encouraged to Seize the Day with $50,000 study grant
Cancer Council is encouraging young Queenslanders impacted by cancer to seize the day and apply for a share of $50,000 to kick-start their careers.
July2015_SHOW NEWS
Hello everyone,
By the time this edition is on the streets the 60th Dayboro Show will just be a memory except for the paperwork that needs to be completed. We hope that everyone who came along had an enjoyable experience.
July2015_A CHAT
© 2015 Helen Goleby
Bleary eyed, I stumbled out on to the deck in the early hours of the morning and looked down at the big black rooster crossly. “Midnight, do you have to wake me at this hour every morning?”
July2015_More About Food Safety Considerations
– A response to the comments made by Ian Wells in his article on page 1 of the June edition of the Dayboro Grapevine.
It was good to see the ‘Grapevine’ publish on the very important topic of what we eat and to touch on the delicate area of the use of antibiotic drugs in food animal production.
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July2015_Is your dad the 2015 Queensland Father of the Year?
Queensland Father of the Year 2015 nominations are open until Friday 17th July, for the public to recommend a praiseworthy dad.
If you know an outstanding dad then we want to hear about them, whether it’s your dad, someone else’s, or an incredible father-figure within your community.
July2015_DAYBORO DISTRICT HISTORICAL SOCIETY INC
Est. 2004
Dayboro Remembers: Private Donald Archibald Bond
Donnie was born on the family farm at King Scrub on 21 October 1894 to parents William Henry and Annie (nee Hamilton) Bond, the 6th of their 8 children. He enlisted at Brisbane on 29 September 1915, the 2nd of the 4 Bond brothers to do so. Fred enlisted on 25 August 1914, Winsley on 3 January 1916 and Tom on 20 August 1917.
July2015_Mt MEE RAMBLINGS
Ian Wells
I write in brilliant winter sunshine following some gentle and very welcome June rain. Our grass supply is still good, although even this early into winter the feed on some Mountain properties has already been well utilized. I guess that it depends on how the grass is managed, on how many feet are trampling it and on how many mouths are eating it. It isn’t a simple equation.
July2015_Activities at the Samford Historical Museum…
Six ladies arrived at the Samford Historical Museum to be greeted by organiser Eileen and her off sider Irwin to enjoy “Explore Moreton Bay by Walking in May”. Eileen informed the group about the walk and the brochure Samford Village Heritage Trail, which was launched on Queensland Day in 2009. The Rotary Club of Samford and the Samford Museum worked with council to create the walk.
