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19/04/2008

WRITERS of all abilities are encouraged to submit manuscripts for the Yakkerboo short story and poetry awards.
The popular competitions are sponsored by the Shire of Cardinia and Community Arts Pakenham.
Entry forms are available at the Cardinia Shire offices or the Pakenham Library.
Closing date for entries is 5 April with the winners to be announced on Saturday, 5 May.
Presentations will be held at the Uniting Church Hall, Main Street, Pakenham, at 2pm followed by refreshments.

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