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Mango Hill State School Art Show Mango Hill Skate Night is on Again!
A great night was had at the Annual Art Show, Book Skate Night is on at the Danzy Buchanan Park Tennis
fair and cultural evening with the class art auctions Courts on Saturday, 6th of October, from 6pm-9pm.
raising $8615 for the school! The show was an absolute Bring the kids down for a night of family fun, music
cracker of an event, with beautiful and creative class and games for all who come along. Kids, bring your
project artworks up for auction with winning bids ranging from $80 skates, scooter or rollerblades. Some spares may be available.
to $470!! The school was privileged to have chief Auctioneer, Mitch The Skate Night $1 Sausage Sizzle is the best value family dinner
from Ray White running the program. Special thanks to Darren you will find and there is free tea and coffee for parents! Pancakes
Suhle and his team at Ray White who support the school each year and drinks also available.
with an auctioneer. Thank you also to Luke Howarth (Member for All the usual Mango Hill favourites will be there including Limbo,
Petrie) for his attendance and support. Well done to all students, Chocolate Frisbee and more!
teachers and staff!

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Letter to the Editor
Dear Editor,
Why did Council sell the parcel of public land
on Morris Road to developers? This land was
for parks and enjoyment of the locals to enjoy.
It is high time developers are treated the same as residents.
The developers have taken every tree out. There were a lot of nice
shade trees. Now there are none.
If developers get their grubby fingers on North Lakes Golf Club, it
will be the same. BASH - BURN - BURY.
What was the size of the handshake for Morris Road from
developers?
Regards,
M. Willis, Deception Bay
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