DAYBOROS VERY OWN Swaggies Christmas
Saturday 20th December
at Roderick Cruice Park from 5.30pm
Category Archives: News
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Samford Museum News Nov 08
BUS TRIP: Saturday 22 November is the date for Samford Museum’s annual bus trip.
This year we will be visiting Redcliffe Museum featuring Queensland’s first European settlement story, a video of mullet fishing and local sporting greats. Then take in an old time movie at Redcliffe Movie Palace before going on to Abbey Museum.
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This year we will be visiting Redcliffe Museum featuring Queensland’s first European settlement story, a video of mullet fishing and local sporting greats. Then take in an old time movie at Redcliffe Movie Palace before going on to Abbey Museum.
U3A November 08 News
(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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PINE RIVERS DISTRICT CHRISTMAS PARADE & CONCERT
Saturday, December 13, Santa will feature on the final festive float in the 13th annual Pine Rivers District Christmas Parade and Concert at Strathpine.
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BIOSPHERE MEETING REPORT 4th October 2008 at Mt Mee Hall
The D’Aguilar Biosphere meeting’s guest speaker, Dominic Hyde, was involved from the project’s inception as President of MEPA (Mt Glorious Environmental Protection Assoc.).
He explained how it started out as an idea to develop working relationships with agencies and non-Governmental organisations (NGO’s) to address the problem of weed management. These partnerships provided resources to manage the effects of these agencies and NGO’s work i.e. where soil disturbances lead to a proliferation of weeds.
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He explained how it started out as an idea to develop working relationships with agencies and non-Governmental organisations (NGO’s) to address the problem of weed management. These partnerships provided resources to manage the effects of these agencies and NGO’s work i.e. where soil disturbances lead to a proliferation of weeds.
A LIONS TALE Nov 08
Dayboro Lions Community Movies.
Can’t win ‘em all.
The monthly movies are operated as a social community event, and we endeavour to provide wholesome movies within 6 to 10 weeks of first screening. They are delivered from the main distributor, we use a professional projectionist, and the cost to us is over $500 per movie. They are chosen often long before release, and on the basis of recommendation, seeing the trailer, and reading many reviews.
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Families flock to John Scott Park
Samford’s John Scott Park is proving a popular picnic spot, with families flocking to the park to enjoy the upgraded facilities.
The newly revamped park, which was officially opened last month, features walkways with sleeper inlays and shelters similar to historic railway station buildings.
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The newly revamped park, which was officially opened last month, features walkways with sleeper inlays and shelters similar to historic railway station buildings.
A YEAR AT RENDEZVOUS
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.
DESIGN YOUR OWN HOLIDAY..Canada/Alaska
by Betty Fielding (part 2 of 3)
Continuing on from the last issue…………..
Vancouver Island was a place we just had to see, so we flew to Nanaimo by sea plane and drove down to Victoria.
My favourite place was the quaint town of Chemainus which is famous for its 30+ murals on the buildings around the township.
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My favourite place was the quaint town of Chemainus which is famous for its 30+ murals on the buildings around the township.
Mt MEE NEWS Nov 08
by Ian Wells
It is with sadness that I report the death of Dan Wruck of Hausmann Rd in a farm accident last month. Dan was a very good friend and neighbour and we miss his cheery grin very much.
The season continues its amazing run – each time it begins to look dry we get rain and the cattle are doing wonderfully well. Let’s hope that the weather continues to behave as it did in the good old days.
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It is with sadness that I report the death of Dan Wruck of Hausmann Rd in a farm accident last month. Dan was a very good friend and neighbour and we miss his cheery grin very much.
The season continues its amazing run – each time it begins to look dry we get rain and the cattle are doing wonderfully well. Let’s hope that the weather continues to behave as it did in the good old days.
