Well this is a strange one . . . Usually at this time of year I am writing this column after attending the Dayboro Day Festival (before sending the edition off for printing . . . having filled in the spaces left for the festival news such as the award winners).  Not this year! . . . You will have to wait until the July edition for that round-up as this year’s June edition will already be printed and about to be delivered when the festival happens.

End of financial year time feels a lot like Christmas except the gift you are buying is for yourself. Much anxiety is created at this time of year by a barrage of car and office stationery ads making you feel like the Christmas Grinch if you don’t fork out some cash. 

Our next meeting is for 11a.m. on the 17th June at the Murrumba Downs Tavern , Dohles Rock Road. We shall be discussing the four resolutions that are to be presented at the VIEW Club National Convention in Wollongong, New South Wales in July.

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(1)  Congratulations

(2)  Thank you to QAS

(3)  Beware slow drivers

Hormones – Part 3

Progesterone

Congratulations! We are about half way through the sex hormones.  This month, we’ll look at progesterone, which is the last sex hormone that is primarily associated with women.  

WINTER IS COMING

It’s that time of year again, there’s a hint of winter in the air and the nights are certainly colder.  At this time of year we need to be particularly mindful of our older pets.  They certainly feel the cold and we need to make sure they have somewhere warm and protected to shelter from those biting westerlies and the frosty mornings.

The members of the Dayboro Regional Information Network Incorporated wish to extend their sympathies to anyone in the community who has suffered a bereavement.  We extend our sympathies to the family and friends of:

Kathleen Rose BAKER (nee Page)

Leanne Lyne KAUKIAINEN

Paul Frederick KERSWELL

Sydney Charles (Syd) PEDWELL

by Cr Bob Millar

COUNTRY SHOWTIME AGAIN

DAYBORO SHOW – July 4 & 5

SAMFORD SHOW – July 11 & 12

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Dayboro Remembers:

It certainly does – and I think it will also remember Anzac Day 2015 – the centenary of the ANZAC landing on Gallipoli peninsula – for a long time to come. Three new granite columns adjacent to the Dayboro Cenotaph were unveiled at the Dawn Service. The Service commemorated the lives of the fifteen World War One soldiers named on the Cenotaph who paid the supreme sacrifice. The columns are something very special.  Many hours of research by both the Dayboro War Memorial Association and our Society went into just the few lines that appear on each of the fifteen plaques but it is the skill of the stonemason who created this wonderful monument that really should be commended. I think the monument is better than anyone thought it could possibly be.