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The Moorbel Hall Committee would like to thank the Canowindra community for their ongoing support of the hall over the past years and are excited to announce some new additions to the hall. Maureen Bermingham, President of the Moorbel Hall Committee was very excited to show the Phoenix the new items in and around the hall on a recent visit last week. The kitchen now features a new double door fridge, two new rangehoods and a new kitchen fan. “Thanks must go to the Canowindra community who support the hall at our monthly markets, we wouldn’t be able to organise all these new things without them,” said Maureen. Bob and Pat Grimshaw must also be
thanked for the generous donation of 10 Flowering Gums which are being planted in and around the car park to provide much needed shade in the summer months. The next project is for the ladies and men’s toilets to be re-painted. Long term plans for the hall include a brand new floor in the main section and for the outside of the hall to be fully re-painted. The Moorbel Hall is a great community asset that is used for the Moorbel Hall Markets once a month, weddings, birthday parties and anniversaries and fitness classes. If you would like to book the hall please contact Warwick Bowd on 6344 2025. The next committee monthly meeting will be held on 25th July at 6.30pm at the Hall.
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Selina Win Pe one of the survivors of the infamous Lindt Café Siege in Sydney in 2014 visited Canowindra last week and stayed with Tommy Jeffs at Montrose House. Since the siege Selina has battled Post Traumatic Stress Disorder for 4.5 years. Selina wanted to find a way of giving back to Australians who have helped and supported her since the siege. It was in early March of this year that Selina decided to jump in the car and leave Sydney, and see the effects of the NSW drought first hand that she had heard about through the media. After her travels she contacted the CEO of Rural Aid Australia Charles Alder and wanted to know how she could help. Selina then identified with the help of Charles, two programs that she would get behind. • The Buy a Bale Program • The Gift of Music Program While she was in Canowindra she met with Cowra Council and also delivered hay bales to farmers in need at Cumnock. On 1st June Selina launched a new website www.selinawinpe.com.au which shows all her travels around the state.
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Kids Helpline - 71,533 contacts go unanswered: Kids Helpline, Australia’s only free confidential 24/7 national children’s counselling and support service, has today released statistics showing 51% of requests for help to the service went unanswered over the first 6 months of 2019, due to funding shortfall. Responding to concerns children and young people have in relation to their mental health, general well-being and other developmental issues is a major area of Kids Helpline’s work. Kids Helpline relies heavily upon your town’s charitable art union and donations from the community to continue its operation. In order to meet the extra demand, an additional $5 million annually would be required to enable employment of additional professional counselling staff.
Way Back When: Have you got an old photograph of a local person or a photograph of Canowindra way back when? If so we would love to see it for our new feature ‘Way Back When’, simply email your photo and information to editor@canowindraphoenix.com.au or call in and see the team at 84 Gaskill St. Christmas in July: It is that time of the year again where the Phoenix hosts the annual Christmas in July Window Display Competition! All the businesses have done a great job in decorating their shops with their Christmas themed windows so head along Gaskill St and check them all out. There is also a Children’s Colouring In Competition form available on our Facebook page so get colouring kids – a great activity for the School Holidays!
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How long have you lived in or around Canowindra and what is the best thing about living here? I have lived here for 5 years. I enjoy the friendliness and welcoming nature of the people in Canowindra who are always willing to help. Where do you work or what do you do currently and what do you enjoy about it? I am retired, I currently volunteer at the Craft Shop and help run the Bingo at the Bowling Club. What is your favourite thing to do when you have free time? I love, love, love Dancing! What makes you proud? My children and grandchildren. If you could be an animal which one would you choose and why? A Meerkat because of their alertness, they are such interesting little animals. What is your all-time favourite movie, song and/or book, and why? The Sum of All Fears. What is on your bucket list? Keep dancing till I can’t any more. What are you really good at? Handcrafts. Tell us about your best holiday ever? Driving to the Northern Territory for 7 weeks was great. What makes your day? To see my husband Gary’s smile on his face when I get home at the end of the day. Tell us an interesting fact about yourself? I like travelling around the different country towns for dancing.
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MONTROSE House Hello Readers, welcome to the column. “Happy Yuletide” Isn’t it wonderful to see our town dressed up for this festive time. I always consider “Yuletide” the adults Christmas and Christmas in December the children’s. Congratulations to everyone who has got into the spirit of this wonderful theme. We have lunches at Montrose House on Sunday 21st July and Sunday 28th July, 3 courses of festive food for $40 p/head and must say the house looks wonderful with Christmas decorations and warm open fires. Get family or friends together, ring me on 6344 1006 to book. I have had lots of visitors and luncheons for July. As you already know I flew to Port Macquarie at the end of June to host a race day for Bravehearts with Ray Hadley and my fellow judge was the beautiful Helen Ritchie (former judge of Dancing with the Stars) who is such a lovely lady. We raised about $21,000 which I was very proud of, the Canowindra weekend that I donated raised $1,500. This week we start our Yuletide lunches with Canowindra Garden Club on the 17th July. On Friday 19th July I have a group from Sydney and on Saturday 20th July Jacqui Shannon hosts her Mums 80th with a special luncheon. Next Wednesday 24th I have a bus load from Sydney and then Thursday 25th, Barbara Kerr and the nine dancing ladies with a bus load from Cowra. Friday 26th is Bathurst Probus with a bus load for Yuletide luncheon which means lots of visitors shopping in our special shops. Saturday 27th Max Harris hosts a dinner for his delightful wife Joy’s 60th Birthday for family and friends which will be really special. So lots of parties and guests in the B & B so will keep me out of trouble. I will be heading to Queensland in August to judge fashions for the three race meetings up there so that should be lots of fun. We then start to prepare for our “Mini Canowindra Flower Floriade”, will keep you posted. Take care rug up, its cold out there. Love Tommy x
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Plastic Free July Most people now take their own reusable bags shopping and many people use a reusable cup when getting take away coffee to sit and enjoy a real cup. Well done you! There is much more you can do to help the impact of single use plastic on the environment, including the health of the ocean, reducing the impact on landfill and global warming.
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After the success of the 2018 Central West Tractor Trek Tractorthon another will be held at the Canowindra Showground on the 3rd-4th August 2019 kicking off at 2pm. Last year a massive $12,500 for chosen charity Little Wings was raised during the 24hour event. Little Wings is a not-forprofit organisation, whose aim is to support families to reduce the financial burden, emotional strain and travel fatigue experienced when a child is unwell. Over the two days at the Showground the Canowindra and surrounding communities are invited to come along and support the vintage tractors that will be participating in the Tractorthon. There will also be vintage cars and rare tractors on display throughout the weekend. It also coincides with the
Annual Swap Meet. If you would like to get involved and sponsor a lap on the day or be an hourly sponsor please get in touch with Nick Clancy on 0404 057 746 or Roy White on 6344 1660. Raffle tickets are on sale at Canowindra Tyre Service and the Canowindra Phoenix office with some great prizes on offer including a brand new Hyundai i30 to be won. Tickets are only $5 each. The Central West Tractor Trek this year will be based in Dubbo and visit the towns of Wongrabon, Beni and Geurie along the way, the tractors will also visit the Taronga Western Plains Zoo. This year the trek will run for three days over the 27th-29th September. By Sarah Maynard
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Pool Competition at Canowindra Hotel, from 6.30pm every Thursday.
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Christmas in July Monster Market Night Meat Raffles and Members Badge Draw at Canowindra Services Club. Foodbasket at Canowindra Uniting Church Hall, 9.30am – noon. Lucky Locks Jackpot $750, at the Canowindra Hotel. Drawn 7pm.
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Christmas in July Lunch at Montrose House. 3 courses for $40 per person. Call Tommy to book on 6344 1006. Canowindra CWA Meeting, 1pm in the Hall. With Papua New Guinea Speaker, cooking demonstration and afternoon tea. Christmas in July Lunch at Montrose House. 3 courses for $40 per person. Call Tommy to book on 6344 1006. Australian Hearing visits Canowindra Community Health Centre. For more information contact Kylie at Community Health Centre on 6364 4350. 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 Moogenilla Angus Bull Sale, 1pm at CWLE Forbes. Visit www.angusbull. com.au for more information or phone Selling Agent Luke Whitty 0427 524 442. Moorbel Hall Markets, 8am – 12pm. BBQ and morning tea available. Phone Warwick on 6344 2025 for more information or to book a stall. Sunday Sessions at the Bowlo with Lueth Ajak, 3-6pm on the first Sunday of the month. Sit back enjoy the free live music and raffles or get out and have a game of barefoot bowls. To book the courtesy bus please call Peter on 0459 913 894. Women’s Health Gathering – Lunchbox chat on Menopause, at Community Health Centre. For more information contact Kylie at Community Health Centre on 6364 4350. Gooloogong Store Auction, 11am onsite. Contact Justin Fleming on 0429 820 389 or Cheryl Newsom on 0411 211 065. 26 October Canowindra High School P&C Open Garden Day
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LEAGUE TAG Cargo defeated the Tigresses to the tune of 48-8. The girls played well the first half but Cargo had more of the ball and Canowindra had to defend most of the second half. Players player was Jess Perry and 3 points, 2 Kathy Davis, 1 Alisha Earsman. FIRST GRADE The Tigers failed to control the ball in the first half allowing Cargo to gain the upper hand. First points went to Cargo with 2 tries to lead 8-0. The Tigers had their chances but continued to give the ball back to the opposition. The Tigers hit back with tries to Salisie and Brydon to level the scores at 8 all with 13 minutes to the break. Canowindra gained more composure in their play and the upper hand over Cargo’s big pack. Entertaining play from the Tigers saw them in Cargo’s twenty with a clever pass to Steve Tahere scoring near the post which was converted for the Tigers to have a 14-8 lead at half time. The second half was a more polished performance with Canowindra’s pack wearing down Cargo’s defence for the Tigers backs to take advantage. A try to Tim Roberts pushed the score to 18-8 and shortly after a try to Aaron Earsman from a short ball extended the lead to 24-8. Cargo fought back with a converted try after poor discipline from the Tigers to narrow the gap to 10 points. The Tigers finished the stronger of the two sides with a try to Taufao under the post for the Tigers to hold a commanding lead 30-14. This was an entertaining game of rugby league and was more intense than the scores indicated with bruising defence. The officials of the game should be congratulated on their performance for a job well done.
Montrose House Players Player went to Fraser Ryder, Best and fairest and 3 points to Aaron Earsman, 2 to Harry Whatman,1 each to Brydon Hughes, Blaisé Marsh, Frazer Ryder. There were a number of players pushing for points and that is pleasing to see coming to the pointy end of the year. Next week the Tigers travel to Molong who are 2nd on the ladder and a tough encounter is assured. The Club would like to congratulate Brydon and Tahlia on their engagement during the week. By Barry Traves
MEN'S BOWLS Last Saturday two consistency singles matches were played. Dool Beath played Crock Watt where the scores were close throughout the game. It was anyone's game to win but Dool finished up winning 154-146. In the other match Vinnie Mirto played Cyril Webb. Vinnie took control early in the game to have a comfortable win 152-108. Saturday July 20 - Major fours final- S Kirkman, B McClintock, C and B Webb V P Kennedy, P Taylor, D Beath and R Traves. Sunday July 21 - O'Brien Cup- D Beath and K Walker V B Webb and T Tuimauga. R Traves and B McClintock V P Lees and N Delaney. Memberships for 2019-2020 are now due. Wednesday badge draw will be $1050, Friday badge draw will be $1100 and Sunday badge draw will be $300.
WOMEN'S BOWLS On Tuesday the Final of the Club Triples event was played. The winners were Daphne Bryant, Christine Pickard and Gwen Haydon. They defeated Nancy Morrow, Jill Messenger & Deanna Noble 23-13. A well-
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Send in your sports news & photos to editor@canowindraphoenix.com.au played match from Christine’s team with them playing excellent bowls. Another social match played on 16 July was a game of triples with Leanne West, Sheryn O’Malveney and Liz Thornberry against Leanne Stevenson, Moyna Rue and Libby Balcombe. We welcome Leanne West to our Club and hope she enjoys the game of lawn bowls, hopefully we will see Leanne again next week. Bobbie Turner and Colleen Crump defeated Karen Cox & Jeanette Wheeldon 19-18. The June point score was won by Betty Jenkins – congratulations Betty. We are celebrating two birthdays in July, namely Deanna Noble 23 July and Shirley Robson 26 July. Happy birthday to our two birthday bowlers. Lunch will be at The Old Vic Inn on 23 July. Next Tuesday we have a team representing the Central Western District in the Senior Fours event at Orange City Bowling Club. Good luck to our Canowindra team. By Jill Messenger
RUGBY UNION No games were played last weekend so no report for this week. The men’s team play their last home game for the season this weekend against Yeoval. Kickoff is at 3.15pm. The ladies will travel to West Wyalong this weekend with kickoff at 2.15pm.
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