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Thursday 9 August 2018
ISSUE 501
Supporting Canowindra for over 20 years
Sarah Maynard, Publisher Canowindra Phoenix; Dot Cain, Rockstar Clothing; Cr Anthony Durkin, Deputy Mayor Cabonne Council; Debbie Rice, Canowindra Newsagency; Debbie Guihot, The Plague & I and Tommy Jeffs, Montrose House.
Winning Windows Announced
The annual Canowindra Phoenix Christmas in July competition has come to an end with the largest involvement to date. Gaskill Street was beautifully decorated with most businesses getting involved by filling their windows with an array of Christmas themed designs. The windows were judged on four different categories; creativity, originality, effort and street appeal with prizes given for the winner, runner-up and second runner-up, as well as a people’s choice award. This year’s winner was The Plague and I with a beautifully dressed window complete with snow, a chandelier and a patchwork quilt dressed mannequin. Runner-up was Canowindra Newsagency and second runner-up Rockstar Clothing. “We have had people coming from out of town just to see the street for Christmas
in July,” said Debbie Guihot of The Plague and I. The winners were awarded their prizes by Deputy Mayor of Cabonne Council, Cr Anthony Durkin. “It is a great, inspirational, community spirt lifting exercise and shows the dedication of the businesses to the Cabonne Shire,” said Cr Durkin. “It’s also encouraging other towns to do the same as it is a great drawcard to encourage people to visit our town.” This year Cabonne Council showed their support by sponsoring and donating the prizes for the winners which are gift vouchers of their choice to any local business meaning the money will be staying in Canowindra and promoting shopping locally. Thanks to all the businesses who participated, the town looked spectacular.
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This year, as part of The Canowindra Phoenix’s annual Christmas in July window decorating competition, a colouring competition was introduced to encourage the children of Canowindra to be involved in the festivities. Entries were printed in two editions of the Canowindra Phoenix as well as being available from our Facebook page and were available to all the children of Canowindra. The competition was separated in to two categories with a section for the under five year olds and an over five year old category with a great amount of colouring entries brought in for display in the Canowindra Phoenix office window during the month of July. The competition was judged by Zoe and Harry Maynard, children of Canowindra Phoenix Publisher, Sarah Maynard. Zoe, aged 6, judged the older age group category and Harry, aged 4, judged the younger category. The winner in the under five year old category was Evie Daly and runner-up
was Ada Carpenter. The winner in the over five year old category was Hannah Gordon and runner-up was Emily Thomas. Thank you to all the children who entered in this year’s colouring in competition. The response was fantastic. The number of entries and involvement by all will guarantee that the competition will take place again next year. Thanks to Cabonne Council for their support in this year’s Christmas in July competitions by donating the prizes for our winners.
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THUMBS UP... THUMBS DOWN
THUMBS UP To Paul and Troy from Cabonne Council for cleaning up the roads last week when notified of a mess.
THUMBS DOWN To the drivers who do not SLOW DOWN when they see the livestock on road signs!
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THUMBS DOWN To the member of the Forbes Soccer Club committee and his immature and disgusting rant and tantrum that he displayed at the ladies game in Parkes on Saturday. If this is the example that is being set for our younger sports players then god help us. Sport needs to rid itself of this type of behavior.
THUMBS UP To Cabonne Council for the work completed at Shep’s Corner.
THUMBS UP To the nice lady in the white ute who stopped and helped a farmer with some cows that escaped onto Cargo Rd last Wednesday morning.
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SNIPPETS...
The new garden bed at Shep’s Corner.
Sheps Corner Facelift: Shep’s Corner has received some much needed attention with a lovely garden bed built and completed by Cabonne Council. The corner now looks much more appealing. Engagement Congratulations: Congratulations to Rebecca Tangye and Brendon Douglas of Young on their engagement. Rebecca is the youngest child of Sharon and Colin Tangye of Gooloogong. Brendon is the third son of Lynne and Garry Douglas of Young. Rebecca is a granddaughter of Nancy Morrow of Canowindra and John McLean of Katunga, VIC. New Road Rule: From 1st September 2018 a new road rule applies to improve the safety of emergency workers when they are stopped on the road. The new rule requires motorists to slow down to 40km/h when passing a stationary emergency vehicle displaying blue or red flashing lights and also requires motorists to give way to any person on foot in the immediate area of the emergency vehicle. Don’t Forget Your Tickets: Thunderstruck, The AC/DC Live Show will be held at Canowindra Services Club on Saturday 25th August and tickets are selling fast so get in quick. Tickets are $35 and are available at the bar or online at www.stickytickets.com.au/70235
Baroquesfest Planning Well Underway: The Canowindra Baroquefest committee and Big Little Histories organisers met at Montrose House on Monday morning to discuss this year’s event details. Baroquefest is now in its fourth year will again present an excellent program of nationally and internationally acclaimed artists and a variety of music over the weekend of October 19-21. The committee are encouraging hospitality businesses and volunteers to be involved in this year’s event. For more information email judymcl@borderent.com. au or phone Richard on 0429 443 215. Great results for Canowindra girls at Country Championships: Addison and Reaghan Fliedner joined Central West Gymnastics in Orange in Term 1 of this year and were selected to compete in Sports Acrobatics. They recently attended their first competition in the school holidays at the Country Championships in Glendale (Newcastle). Addison and her partner came 2nd in the competition for their level and Reaghan and her partner came 4th in their level. A massive achievement for their first competitive outing and their first year in the sport. They train for an hour and a half a week and also have begun training for level 1 gymnastics, which they train for an hour each week also.
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CHRISTMAS IN JULY Colouring In Competition Winners
Emily Thomas, over 5 runner-up.
Evie Daly, with dad Nick and brother Jack, under 5 winner.
Ada Carpenter, under 5 runner-up. Addison and Reaghan Fliedner recently competed at the Acro Country Championships
• Locals supporting locals • Locally sourced product • Lambs bred by Muz & Bec on their farm Yeramba • Pigs supplied by Nelson & Jo White, Canowindra • Encouraging local farmers to help supply with grass fed beef
Absent: Hannah Gordon, Over 5 Winner. See next week’s paper for pic.
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Unlock Your Potential
The time has come for young women in Canowindra to think about entering the 2018 Showgirl Competition. If you are between 18 and 25 years old this is an opportunity to enrich your life with a new experience. The program has been tailored to the theme of Unlocking Your Potential, and includes a range of events and activities. These kick off with an informal afternoon tea on Sunday, 12th August at Finns Store in Gaskill Street at 3pm. The aim of the event, open to everyone, is to answer your questions. There will be guest speakers, past showgirls to talk to and an information booklet. After applications have closed on 18th August, a showgirl development day will take place on Sunday, 19th August at the Canowindra Showground. The day is for all applicants and will focus on public relations skills and information about the showgirl program, as well as agriculture in general. Each girl will receive a showgirl shirt to be worn during the show weekend. On Sunday, 1st September there will be a working bee at the showgrounds to be attended by all applicants. The official showgirl interviews will take place on the weekend of 8th and 9th September followed by a formal garden party for all families and friends. The final event will be at the Canowindra Show on 21st and 22nd September when the applicants will be introduced and interviewed on stage. There will also be other official duties to attend to during the show. Other categories include the Jillaroos and Jackeroos for 6 to 12 year olds and junior showgirl for 13 to 17 year olds. All enquiries please phone Carolyn Austin on 0427 150 277.
Canowindra Showgirl Information Afternoon Tea
“UNLOCKING YOUR POTENTIAL” Junior Showgirl 13-17 | Senior Showgirl 18- 25
WANT TO FIND OUT WHAT SHOWGIRL IS ALL ABOUT? WHAT’S INVOLVED IN BECOMING A CANOWINDRA SHOWGIRL? IS SHOWGIRL FOR ME?
Come along to an informal afternoon tea and have all your questions answered! Sunday 12th August @ 3pm @ Finns Old Store
All welcome! Anyone interested in entering Canowindra Showgirl 2018, along with any family and friends. ALL ENQUIRIES: CAROLYN AUSTIN 0427150277 PROUDLY SUPPORTED BY FARMPIX PHOTOGRAPHY
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Canowindra High School Agriculture students.
Young Judges Workshop
Last Wednesday 20 Canowindra High School Agriculture students from Years 9, 10 and 11 travelled to Eugowra to attend a Young Judges Workshop. They joined 100 students from other schools around the district and participated in a number of sessions throughout the morning hosted by industry experts. Sessions were held on meat sheep, beef cattle, dairy cattle, grains, fleece, as well as fruit and vegetables. The students were instructed on the points to consider and check for while judging the livestock or produce, as well as the correct terminology that should be used when competing in any junior judging competitions. During the afternoon the students listened to a presentation on how to prepare and present the oral component of the competitions and were then able to put all their new skills to the test by competing in a number of competitions across the different categories. Congratulations to all the students who participated on the day, many of whom were successful in progressing to the oral presentation section of the competitions. An extra special mention goes to the following students who were lucky enough to place in the competitions and take home ribbons. Ella Gruessing, placed second in the Fleece Judging, Chloe Bellach and Darcy Merchant placed equal third in the Grain Judging and Talitha Stanley, took out first place in the Grains Judging.
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CAUGHTOut! HAPPY40th Birthday Can you guess which Canowindra local celebrated their 40th birthday this Tuesday?
Kelly, Cooper and Sam Breen bringing out their inner Ninja Warrior at Burns Outdoor Obstacle Training in Sydney over the weekend.
LUNCHTIMECravings Be sure to head to Foodworks to check out their new range of hot lunches in the bains marie. Look out for the special cooked dish. Butter Chicken, Thai Green Curry and Sweet and Sour Chicken have all been on the menu so far.
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WHAT’S On 9 Aug 9 Aug
9 Aug
10 Aug 10 Aug 12 Aug
Window Competition Winner Debbie Guihot, The Plague and I, with Cabonne Council Deputy Mayor Cr Anthony Durkin.
14 Aug 15 Aug 18 Aug 19 Aug 22 Aug 23 Aug
Window Competition runner-up Debbie Rice and Linda Guthrie, Canowindra Newsagency, with Cabonne Council Deputy Mayor Cr Anthony Durkin.
23 Aug 24 Aug 25 Aug 31 Aug 1 Sep
Window Competition second runner-up Dot Cain, Rockstar Clothing, with Cabonne Council Deputy Mayor Cr Anthony Durkin.
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4 Sep
7 Sep
21-22 Sep
Mothers Group Meeting Every fortnight. 11.15am Canowindra library. Phone Rochelle Family Community Health Nurse 6340 3300. Bingo at Canowindra Bowling Club, from 11am.
Pool Competition at Canowindra Hotel, from 6pm every Thursday. Foodbasket at Canowindra Uniting Hall Church, 9.30am – noon.
Market Night and Members Badge Draw, at Canowindra Services Club.
Canowindra Showgirl Information Afternoon Tea, 3pm at Finns Store. Open to anyone interested, details for all opportunities and how to apply. For more info contact Carolyn 0427 150 277. Canowindra Historical Society Meeting, 10am at the Museum.
Canowindra Business Chamber Meeting, 5.30pm at Eddys of Canowindra. All welcome.
Canowindra Showgirl Applications Close. For more info contact Carolyn 0427 150 277.
Canowindra Showgirl Development Day, For all showgirl applicants to equip them with public relations skills and education on showgirl and agriculture. For more info contact Carolyn 0427 150 277.
canowindra@home AGM, 6pm at Canowindra Services Club meeting room. All welcome.
Wrap With Love Knitting Group Meeting, 4th Thursday of every month at the HACC Office. Come bring your size 8 needles, enjoy a cuppa and chat while you contribute to our valuable, colourful wraps.
CWA of NSW Canowindra Branch Meeting, 7.00pm at the CWA Hall. For more information contact President@canowindracwa.org. Meetings are held every fourth Thursday (except for Dec).
Daffodil Day, out front of IGA from 7.30am-2pm. Merchandise available including fresh daffodils. Thunderstruck ACDC Live Show, at the Canowindra Services Club. Tickets on sale Friday 25th May.
Choice Angus Annual Yearling Bull Sale, 1pm on farm. For sale info contact Tim Brazier 0427 625 996 or visit www.choiceangus.com Sale run by Elders Bathurst, David Simpson 0427 399 362 with Auctions Plus. Moorbel Hall Markets, 8am – 12pm. BBQ and morning tea available. Phone Warwick on 6344 2025 for more information or to book a stall. Coota Park Blue E Annual on Property Bull Sale. 2pm, 50 bulls for sale.
Adult Survivors of Child Abuse - Cowra Support Group Meeting @ 12:30pm. Open to all survivors of any community. If interested contact Pascale on 6342 1612. Members come from Canberra, Temora, Forbes etc. All details on the website: recover.itmatters.com.au Canowindra Show
Ongoing Beginners Golf at Canowindra Golf Club, every Monday & Friday from 3-4pm. Contact Ros Partridge 0438 709 934 or David Carman 0432 946 285. Ongoing Canowindra High School P&C Meeting, on the 4th Tuesday of the month during school terms. New members are always welcome.
Window Competition People’s Choice Winner Tommy Jeffs, Montrose House, with Cabonne Council Deputy Mayor Cr Anthony Durkin.
Ongoing Canowindra Pythons Rugby Union Club Training every Thursday, 6.30pm at The Oval
FOR ALL YOUR SMALL PRINTING NEEDS COLOUR • B&W • RANGE OF PAPER SIZES
Call into Canowindra Phoenix Office on Gaskill Street (opposite Montrose House) for quick, easy printing or phone 6344 1846.
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COMMUNITYNotices The Anglican and Uniting Churches of Canowindra and surrounding districts Phone 6344 1643 Every Wednesday from 1 August 7pm Alpha Course Peace Memorial Uniting Church Every Thursday 10am Service at Peace Uniting Church Canowindra Every Friday 9.30am – noon Foodbasket at Canowindra Uniting Church Hall Sunday 12th August 9.30am Peace Memorial Uniting Church 11.15am Cranbury Community Uniting Church 4pm St Matthew’s Eugowra 5pm Cudal Uniting Church
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OUR Gal Michelle Fisher How long have you lived in or around Canowindra and what do you like about living here? 11.5 Years, the friendly people. Where do you work and what do you enjoy most about your work? Lawrence’s IGA, I enjoy girls weekends away. Oh and the people I work with! What are you good at? Shopping. What is your pet hate? Kids putting plates in the sink when the dishwasher is empty. If you could have a super power what would it be? To look into the future. Tell us about your best holiday ever? Camping with family and friends. What make your day? Kids running on time for school.
Sunday 19th August 8am St Matthew’s Eugowra 9.30am Peace Memorial Uniting Church 11.15am Cranbury Community Uniting Church
Is there More to life than this? Who is Jesus? Why did Jesus die? How can I have Faith? Why and how should I pray?
Where: Peace Memorial Uniting Church Blatchford St, Canowindra When: Wednesdays 7pm Start: August 1 Finish: approx October 10 Contact Rev Joy Harris 02 6344 1643
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It’s Nearly Showtime
The Canowindra Show is fast approaching and will be held on 21st and 22nd September 2018. Now is the time to start planning your entries, new projects or completing others for entries for the Cobley Pavilion. A few of the sections for entry are below: Section X: Craft Work includes metal work, wood work, scrap book page, dolls, teddy bears or toys, embroidery, home spun wool item, tapestry, pin cushion, needle case, bags, beading, handmade cards as well as sections for children from pre-school age to secondary school. Novice section (any person who has not won a prize before) knitted or crocheted scarf or a machine sewn peg bag or plastic bag holder. The group section has any article made within a group (as an individual) or a group entry (where group members have contributed to the article). Many different categories are available to enter. Section V: Junior Art provides a wonderful display of art work entered by students from kindergarten through to secondary through their school. These are our local children developing their artistic talents. Be sure to have a look at this section. Section Q: Quilting and Patchwork presents an excellent display of hand and/ or machine sewn patchwork quilts with a range of styles and techniques. The design and skill exhibited in these items are beautiful. Patchwork or applique items include table runners, wall hangings, cushions, bags or Christmas articles also patchwork toys, dolls or teddies, even a section for an attractive and practical item made from scrap material can be entered. These sections are just a few of what is available. All levels of skill, experience and knowledge are welcomed and encouraged.
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CANOWINDRA SPORT MEN’S BOWLS Last Saturday a consistency singles match between Brent Lees and Glen Burrows was played with Glen leading narrowly for most of the game but Brent was able to score valuable shots over the last five ends to win the game 152-143. Last Sunday the major singles final was played between Tony Tuimauga and Phil Lees. Tony held the lead up to the 24th end with the score 20-19 then Phil won the last five ends scoring 12 shots winning the final 31-20. A major triples match was also played with David "Crock" Watt, Larry Nunn and Ian "Duncan" Nelder against Peter Taylor, David "Dool" Beath and Roger Traves. Ian's team were outclassed by Roger's more experienced team winning 38-6. Saturday August 11- Consistency singles- V Mirto v K Walker, Marker A Wyburn. T Mooney v N Delaney, Marker P Makin. S Kirkman v T Tuimauga, Marker I Nelder. Sunday August 12- Major triples- G Fairley, R Symons, P McVicker v S Kirkman, C and B Webb. Consistency singles- Z Lees v K Perry. Marker T.B.A. Sunday badge draw will be $950 to be drawn between 5.00pm and 6.00pm. Must be in the club to win. Raffles will be drawn at 5.30pm with tickets on sale from 4.00pm. Friday badge draw will be $600. Last Saturday Canowindra Bowling Club held a trivia night with funds of $600 raised to be donated to Clinical Trials for breast and prostate cancer at Orange Base Hospital. Diane would like to thank the following businesses who so generously contributed prizes for our raffle- Muzzy's Meats, IGA Supermarket, Canowindra Newsagency, Gaskill Greens, Canowindra Pharmacy, Foodworks Supermarket, Canowindra Bottle Shop, Canowindra Trading Post, Leanne's Flowers, The Golden Century Restaurant and the Bowling Club. There
was also a very generous donation from the Canowindra Rugby League.
WOMEN’S BOWLS The first round of the Handicap Pairs event has commenced with three games being played on Tuesday. The winners were D. Bryant and D. Noble who defeated J. McNaught and J. Middleton 26-18; M. Wilson and G. Haydon defeated B. Turner and N. Morrow 24-16 and L. Thornberry and C. Pickard defeated R. Tatterson and J. Wheeldon 20-18. Congratulations to the winners. There were also two games of social bowls played, J. Daly and J. Davies defeated L. Miller and B. Jenkins 31-6; E. Petty and J. Messenger defeated D. Slattery and L. Balcombe 20-14. Matches drawn in the Handicap Pairs to be played 14 August are; D. Bryant and D. Noble v M. Wilson and G. Haydon; D. Slattery and J. Messenger v M. Rue and S. McDonald; L. Stevenson and J. Davies v P. Nash and B. Jenkins. Our best wishes go to our players on the sick list, hope you are all back playing bowls soon.
CANOWINDRA TIGERS The final games of the regular rounds were played on Saturday at Tom Clyburn Oval with both Youth League and First Grade winning their matches to go on to the semifinals. Sponsors Day was also held and a great crowd took advantage of the pleasant weather. The League Tag side unfortunately finished their season with a loss to Eugowra Eagles 20-4. Congratulations on a fantastic season ladies. 3 points went to Alicia Earsman, 2 points to Paige Selten, who was also player’s player and 1 point to Keira Whatman.
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The Youth League side played Peak Hill and came away with a big win 68-10. 3 points each went to Bailee Selten & Jaidan Gray, 2 points to Matt Ryan and 1 to Hayden Cummings. Lachlan Stevens was player’s player. Special mention goes to Bailee, Jaiden & Matt on backing up Peak Hill who unfortunately only had 10 players on the day. The First Grade side played against the spirited Eugowra Eagles. It was a close match from the kick-off with the Tigers edging out the winners in the final five minutes to take away the win 36-34 and prove themselves as fierce competitors in the finals rounds. 3 points went to Aaron Earsman, who also received player’s player, 2 points each to Lochie Robinson and Kain Earsman and 1 point each to Brydon Hughes & Jayden Brown. Special mention to the volunteer team in the canteen, bar, set up, pack away and everywhere in between. Hope the wonderful Sponsors had a fabulous day, thank you for all of your support throughout the year!