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SHAVE FOR CURE 08 Feb 2008

are you brave enough to shave?

World’s Greatest Shave

13-15 March 2008

With just over two months until the Leukaemia Foundation’s World’s Greatest Shave, Queenslanders need to ask themselves the question. Are you brave enough to shave – well are you?

If you’ve always been meaning to join in the fun, but just never took the big step, why not register to be part of the special 10 year celebration of WGS and help those living with leukaemias, lymphomas, myeloma and related blood disorders.

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FEBRUARY 2008 AT THE DAYBORO COMMUNITY ART GALLERY

HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL OUR FRIENDS AND PATRONS.

Our Art Gallery is looking better than ever.  We have an excellent variety of paintings on display from VERY talented local Artists—at the most realistic prices.  We must mention our innovative potters, producing lovely gifts for all tastes.

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YEAR OF THE SCOUT in 2008

In recognition of the Centenary of Australian Scouting, the Australian Government has declared 2008 ‘Year of the Scout’.  During an official hand-over ceremony at Bondi Beach in December, Scouts Australia received the ‘Year of’ flags from Surf Lifesaving Australia who celebrated their centenary year in 2007. In early 1908, Scouting was established in the Commonwealth […]

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BUS GROUP Feb 2008

MT MEE COMMUNITY BUS GROUP Sabra & Kevin Austin    Ph 5498 2282 “Pack up Your Troubles in Your Old Kit Bag” and join Kevin and Sabra for days of enjoyment that we have planned over this next year.  Please make cheques payable to Sabra Austin. Thurs 10th April – Royal Toowoomba Show There is nothing […]

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DAYBORO COMMUNITY CATERING Feb 2008

Contrary to the rumours around town, Dayboro Community Catering is not folding, winding up, or closing down.  We are still doing caterings, just not taking on as many functions. We have had another busy year in 2007, but due to the ongoing headaches caused by not being able to get enough volunteers at times, and […]

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DAYBORO CWA NEWS Feb 2008

Handicraft Classes are held on 1st and 4th Friday of the month in the CWA Hall from 9.30 a.m.  Cost $3.  Everyone Welcome. Senior’s Morning Tea – 18 March for those of you who come along and enjoy these mornings please keep this day free.  Some invitations will be sent out, however all seniors are welcome.   We […]

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FOREST OF LIGHT

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– IS MEDITATION THE ANSWER?

Ever find that life is getting too stressful?  Having trouble staying motivated and positive in life?  Having sleep issues?  Want to be more productive?  Meditation may be the answer.

When we mention the word “Meditation” it used to conjure up images of hippies on a hillside with dirty feet and incense – but that is far from the reality of today’s modern reality of meditation.  With today’s ever increasing pace and stress more and more people are turning to the benefits of meditation. CEO’s, mums and dads, athletes, celebrities and more are reaping the benefits of meditation in all its varied forms.

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Meditation Classes Feb 2008

Free weekly meditation classes are being conducted by Sahaja Yoga at Petrie State School ongoing from 16th January. Sahaja Yoga focuses on the growth of the spirit through the enlightenment of kundalini and the knowledge of the chakras.  Many benefits can be gained through the application of kundalini awakening. Take up that New Years resolution […]

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Dayboro Scrappers Feb 2008

We meet every 2nd Friday night in Dayboro.  The nights are full of good times and laughter with demonstrations and time to work on your album projects.  Come and see some of our creative ideas and join us for some time out. Everyone is welcome! For more information:  Virginia Barber  0418 982 376.  

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LINDA LAVARCH Feb 2008

LINDA’S “VINE” LINES

State Member for Kurwongbah

Happy New Year!  I hope that everyone had an enjoyable and safe Christmas and festive season. 

With the start of the school year, I would urge everyone to remember to drive safely near schools and to be especially careful where buses pick up and drop off children.  As you know, children can be unpredictable and drivers need to be prepared for the unexpected.

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