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This weekend the Canowindra Showground will be buzzing with the Central West Tractor Trek Group holding their 2nd annual 24 hour Tractorthon alongside the Annual Swap Meet. The 24 hour Tractorthon will start rolling at 2pm on Saturday 3rd August and finish at 2pm on Sunday 4th August. The event involves four tractors running for 24 hours around the trotting track with driver changes every 30 minutes to raise money for Little Wings. Little Wings is a not-for-profit organisation, whose aim is to support families to reduce the financial burden, emotional strain and travel fatigue experienced when a child is unwell. Once again this year representatives from the four local school’s will be in the hot seat and driving the old tractors for an hour between 11am-12noon on Sun-
day. Mrs Roxane Breen from St Edward’s Primary School, Miss Erica Minikin from Canowindra Public School, Ms Katie Kelly from Canowindra Pre-School and Neryle Smurthwaite from Canowindra High School will all have a turn. The school representatives are all looking for sponsorship for how many laps they can complete on the day. Raffle tickets will also be available for sale at $5 each with first prize being a brand new Hyundai car. The Annual Swap Meet will begin from 6am on Sunday morning at the Showground. Entry fee is $3 per person with lots on offer this year! The Canowindra Pony Club will have a full canteen going on Sunday with Bacon and Egg Rolls, Sausage Sandwiches, Meat and gravy rolls, tea, coffee and sweets all available for purchase.
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To the Editor of The Canowindra Phoenix, Canowindra ratepayers, please think carefully on the proposal of a service station on 19-23 Gaskill St. Cabonne Council covers an area of 6,017 square kms which includes 7 Towns. Only two streets in this large area are defined as Heritage Precincts; Bank St Molong and Gaskill St, Canowindra that is classified as Heritage/Urban Conservation. Canowindra residents who appreciate and love our town know it is a unique country town which attracts many visitors, not only for our festivals and events in promoting tourism, but also many people who visit, come to see our Heritage buildings, and enjoy the peace and quiet, and friendly atmosphere, away from large cities and towns. The development application to build a large modern service station with a convenience store at 19-23 Gaskill St, manned from 5am to 10pm and all night with card
THUMBS UP... THUMBS DOWN
THUMBS UP To Deegs’s — Well done with your running in Sydney!
THUMBS DOWN To the person who parks their trucks constantly in front of our lovely park, I had some visiting caravaners complaining to me about how much it smelt and how ugly it makes the town look.
facilities seven days a week, illuminated with bright lights and signs is not appropriate on this site. The added volume of traffic and heavier vehicles, are a hazard to pedestrians and school children, with noise, flood, and possible pollution of the Belubula River flats, should an accident or spill occur, is a matter of great concern. No matter what precautions are taken, accidents and spillage are possibilities and should be considered. The building itself will not fit in with present Heritage and Urban Conservation of the older style homes in Gaskill St. As residents we need to think of this proposal in our town and what effect it will have on us all besides the businesses in town which supply our needs. The impact will be enormous and as residents and ratepayers, please think of the changes that may come should this proposal succeed. Thank you for your attention Nola Meggitt
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SNIPPETS...
What a catch - Anna and Tommy Jobson caught this Cod and released him under the bridge at Gooloogong!
Community Assistance Grants: Community groups in Cabonne are being urged to apply for Council grants to improve the “liveability” of their areas. Applications are open for Cabonne Council's 2019-20 Community Assistance Program grants, which are designed to provide an ongoing or sustainable benefit to local communities. In order to be eligible for the Community Assistance Program, applicants must be a not-for-profit organisation in the Cabonne Local Government Area and be undertaking a project on non-commercial facilities within the Shire. Each project will be assessed on its merits and the relative benefit it will return to the community. Grants are provided on a 50:50 basis, but communities can provide their half of the funding through voluntary labour or in-kind contributions. Applications for CAP funding close at 5pm on Friday 30 August 2019. Application forms and further details can be obtained by contacting Cabonne Council’s Grants Officer Naomi Schroder on 6392 3200 or by visiting the Council’s website www.cabonne.nsw.gov.au Save the Date: The Canowindra Tigers will celebrate the Centenary of the Club on the weekend of 7th and 8th May 2020. There will be a football game on Friday night, bowls on Saturday and a special celebra-
tion at the Canowindra Services Club on Saturday night. Antiques and Collectable Auction: Is on this Sunday 4th August at the Canowindra Services Club, viewing from 9am and auction starts at 11am. Future Drought Fund Becomes Reality: Farmers in the Calare electorate stand to benefit from projects funded by the Coalition’s Future Drought Fund, which passed the Senate last week. Federal Member for Calare and Assistant Minister to the Deputy Prime Minister Andrew Gee said the Future Drought Fund will deliver $100 million in investment into drought preparedness and resilience projects every year, starting July 2020. “The $5 billion Future Drought Fund means $100 million every year will be invested in drought resilience and preparedness. This is on top of the $1.9 billion we’ve already invested in Farm Household Allowance, Rural Financial Counselling, mental health funding, low interest loans and more,” said Mr Gee. Moorbel Markets Are On This Weekend: Head to Moorbel Hall this Saturday 3rd August from 8am – 12noon. There will be a great variety of stalls and also a BBQ and morning tea available for purchase. To book a stall contact Warwick on 6344 2025.
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Colin and Renate Pryor represented The Age of Fishes Museum at the Regional Tourism Awards on the weekend pictured above with Lloyd and Wendy from Yuinart Art Gallery in Glen Innes who won Silver in the Aboriginal & TSI Tourism category.
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CARGO PUBLIC SCHOOL PERSONALISED LEARNING IN A CARING ENVIRONMENT Contact the school on 6364 3093 cargo-p.school@det.nsw.edu.au GOOLOOGONG PUBLIC SCHOOL AND THE P&C PRESENTS
Education Week is a state-wide, annual event, held during August to celebrate NSW public education. The theme for 2019 is 'Every Student, Every Voice' it is a celebration of student empowerment and how the NSW public education system gives students the skills they need in order to have and express a voice during their own educational journey and as engaged global citizens. Canowindra Public School will celebrate the week with an Open Day on Wednesday 7th August from 12noon. There will be a free sausage sizzle for lunch followed by the annual P&C Colour Fun Run at 2pm. Everyone is welcome to attend! There is also the Scholastic Book Fair on all week. Enrolments are being taken now for 2020 with Kinderbounce starting this Term and Kinder Orientation beginning in Term 4. Canowindra High School will celebrate Education Week by addressing the theme for 2019 ‘Every Student, Every Voice’ through different students speaking on what school means to them at the daily morning assembly. Canowindra High School would like to extend an open invitation to parents and family to come to the school on Tuesday 6th August between 12noon and 1pm for a school tour and classroom visit. Cargo Public School will celebrate Education Week on Tuesday 13th August the school will combine this event with Book Week. Students will be able to dress up as their favourite Superhero on this day. Family and community members are invited into the school from 1.30pm to enjoy an afternoon tea cooked by the students followed
by a book parade, a performance of musical items and stories written by the students. The school encourages the students to show their parents around and explore all aspects of the school. 2019 will mark 150 years at Gooloogong Public School. On Sunday 8th September from 10am to 3pm the school will hold the 150 Year Markets on school grounds. Stalls and events will include local produce, kids activities, live music, historical artefacts and much more. An official ceremony and recognition of 150 years will take place at 12noon. As part of Education Week, Federal Member for Calare Andrew Gee is encouraging schools in the Calare electorate to apply for the Local Schools Community Fund. The Local Schools Community Fund will offer grants between $1,000 and $20,000 to contribute to a variety of school projects and associated costs. “The Fund is open for applications and I’d encourage all schools in Calare to think about what they could do with a share of the funds,” Mr Gee said. The Local Schools Community Fund is open to Government, Independent and Catholic schools, but eligibility conditions will apply, and proposed projects will be assessed by a committee to be appointed by the Member for Calare. Projects could include small-scale extensions or classroom refurbishments, new computer facilities, mental health and counselling services, playground equipment, library resources, or sports facilities. To apply visit https:// schools.education.gov.au
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Canowindra Business And Progress Association Update
Bill Paul has retired handing over the reins to Nick Daly.
Changing Of The Guard At Iconic Local Store
Bill Paul has handed over the reigns of his iconic flooring store to local residents Nick and Nadine Daly. Bill purchased the iconic Strand Theatre in 1976 after outgrowing his smaller store at 87 Gaskill St (where the Deli Lama is now located). “I have been here at this location for 52 years,” said Bill. “I thoroughly enjoyed my time and career here, servicing Canowindra and surrounds,” said Bill. “I want to thank my loyal customers and staff who have supported the business over the years,” continued Bill. The transition took place on 1st July 2019 and Nick and Nadine Daly have some big plans for the store! Be sure to call in and check out the transformation inside the iconic building. “We are excited to add Daly Flooring and Carpet to our current business Daly Construction Co,” said Nick Daly. “I am very excited and grateful to Bill for giving me this opportunity,” continued Nick. Bill has a few things planned for his retirement including fishing and working on his farm just outside of Canowindra. “I want to wish Nick and Nadine all the best with the store!” said Bill. Daly Flooring and Carpet is open Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday 9am - 3pm, Wednesday 9am - 5pm and Saturday 9am - 1pm. Consultation outside these hours are available by appointment.
Last Wednesday the monthly meeting of the Canowindra Business and Progress Association was well attended. There are a lot of matters which the Association is currently looking at, with representations being made to Council plus other relevant bodies, including signage around the village, streetscape issues and discussion around the DA for the Service Station in Gaskill Street. Of real importance is the need to create a Canowindra Strategic Plan for the village and surrounds for the next 10-20 years. This is a big task and the Association would welcome everyone to become involved. If you belong to an association, a sports group, school association or are a business owner or individual then your input is required. This document will essentially be a guide to where we want the village to be in 10-20 years’ time and along the way what is required to ensure it remains a significant historic village and a viable one. This document will also be able to highlight what grants may be able to be applied for to assist in this journey. New members are always welcome at the Association and the meetings are held on the fourth Wednesday of each month at the Canowindra Services Club. One for the diaries – Save the date for the 21st March 2020 for the Canowindra Street Party and Village Open Day. It will be a great day to showcase the village and to welcome new people to the village. Call Graham Beasley, the President of the association on 6344 1009 or Vice President Arthur Falconer on 0408 416 034 if you would like further information.
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Pool Competition at Canowindra Hotel, from 6.30pm every Thursday.
1 Aug
Age of Fishes Fossil Road Show, 4-7pm. Bring your fossils to the museum and have Palaeontologists identify them for free.
2 Aug
Every Thursday 10.00am Service at Peace Uniting Church Canowindra.
2 Aug
Every Friday 9.30am – noon Foodbasket at Canowindra Uniting Church Hall.
2 Aug
Sunday 4th August 8am St Matthew’s Woodstock 9.30am Peace Memorial Uniting Church 11.15am Cranbury Community Uniting Church 4pm St Matthew’s Eugowra
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Sunday 11th 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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Canowindra Swap Meet & Market Stalls Canowindra Pony Club Sunday 4th August 2019 at Canowindra Showground from 6am. For Bookings and Information call Karen Kent 0428 442 404.
9 Aug
Market Night Meat Raffles and Members Badge Draw at Canowindra Services Club. Foodbasket at Canowindra Uniting Church Hall, 9.30am – noon.
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.
Lucky Locks Jackpot $850 at Canowindra Hotel. Buy a drink between 5pm-7.30pm to enter draw. 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. Canowindra Tigers vs Condobolin @ Condobolin.
Antiques & Collectables Auction, at Canowindra Services Club. Viewing from 9am with auction to start at 11am. For further information and photos www.tuckerboxauctions.com.au
4 Aug
Canowindra Pony Club Swap Meet & Market Stalls, 6am at Canowindra Showground.
6 Aug
Women’s Health Gathering – Lunchbox chat on Menopause, at Community Health Centre. For more information contact Kylie at Community Health Centre on 6364 4350.
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RENTALS AVAILABLE ranging from 2 b/r to 3 b/r homes Applications can be obtained at Canowindra Real Estate 21 Mill St Canowindra Ph 63441083
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Fire Feast Celebrating Orange Winter Fire Festival, 12pm at Greenhouse of Orange. Fire Feast Menu, Fire Wings competition and The Fire Pit Cocktail with live band Thousand Rivers.
Canowindra High School Education Week School Tour & Classroom Visits, 12-1pm.
Canowindra Public School Education Week Activities. Sausage Sizzle lunch at 12pm, P&C Colour Fun Run from 2pm.
Gooloogong Store Auction, 11am onsite. Contact Justin Fleming on 0429 820 389 or Cheryl Newsom on 0411 211 065. Canowindra Community Garden Learn more about Pruning and Grafting, 11:45am 3pm. All welcome. Workshop free. Afternoon tea $5. Presenters Nicholas Gerhard and Jenny Murray. RSVP to Margie Crowther by Friday 9th August 0427 425 844 or email canowindracommunitygarden@gmail.com Canowindra Tigers vs Eugowra @ home.
Cargo Public School Education Week Activities. Afternoon tea at 1.30pm followed by a book parade and performances. Canowindra Historical Society Meeting, 10am at the Museum.
Choice Angus 3rd Annual Yearling Bull Sale, 1pm on farm. For sale info call Tim on 0427 625 996 or visit www.choiceangus.com SWS Stud Merino Breeders Field Day, 10am at Harden Showground, Harden NSW. For more information visit www.swsmerinofieldday.com.au
Gooloogong Public School 150 Year Markets, 10am – 3pmm at Gooloogong Public School. Stalls, live music and more.
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CANOWINDRA SPORT MEN’S BOWLS
Last Saturday the Minor Singles Final was played between Nick Delaney and Paul Markcrow. This match was worthy of a final with the scores close throughout the game. After 31 ends the scores were 26-24 in favour of Paul. Paul was able to score four shots on the next end and one shot on the last end to win the final 31-24. A Consistency Singles match was also played between Peter Taylor and Tony Tuimauga where Tony had a comfortable win 152-118. Saturday August 3 - Consistency Singles - V Mirto v D Beath and Marker C Webb. Sunday August 4 O'Brien Cup - R Traves and B McClintock v N Delaney and P Lees. Saturday August 17 - Bob and Shirley Robson sponsors of Mixed Mufti Bowls afternoon. Prizemoney of $300 with $180 for winners and $120 for runners up. Two games of 12 ends being Turn Around Triples. Teams may be men, women or mixed with names in by 12.30pm for 1pm start. Entry fee being $10 per person. Nominations are now called for the Mixed Pairs as well as the Major and Minor Triples. By Ian Nelder
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The Canowindra Senior Fours team of Jill Messenger, Colleen Crump, Libby Balcombe and Jo Davies who competed in the Districts Senior Fours played at the Orange City Club on Tuesday, 23rd July and were defeated by Mudgee in the 1st round. The Senior fours was won by Dubbo City Club. Due to Canowindra winning the No. 2 District Pennant held earlier this year, Canowindra has been upgraded to the No. 1 Pennant for 2020. Three matches were played in the 1st round of the Handicap Pairs on Tuesday, 30th July. Radka Tatterson and Liz Thornberry defeated Diane Slattery and Jill Messenger 19-15. Leanne Stevenson and Dianne Mooney defeated Lorne Burgess and Jenny Middleton 19-15. Joyce Middleton and Nancy Morrow defeated Linda Miller and Colleen Crump 17-13. There was one social game played. Julie Wythes, Joice McNaught and Christine CLADDING from $8,990* FITTED Based on 80m2 Conditions Apply (area 1)
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OUR Lil' Gal Pickard defeated Daph Bryant, Moyna Rue, Jeanette Wheeldon and Betty Jenkins 1514. The Lucky Draw was won by Nancy Morrow with No. 9. Matches drawn to be played on Tuesday, 6th August in the Handicap Pairs second round. Penny Nash and Christine Pickard v Moyna Rue and Betty Jenkins. Shirley Robson and Daph Bryant v Joice McNaught and Libby Balcombe. Joyce Middleton and Nancy Morrow v Marion Wilson and Gwen Haydon. Leanne Stevenson and Dianne Mooney v Radka Tatterson and Liz Thornberry. By Shirley Robson
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The Canowindra-Cowra women’s side had their final game last Saturday against Bathurst. Canowindra-Cowra scored the first try for the game by Shell with the kick unsuccessful. The women held Bathurst out for the first quarter but unfortunately the others not so much. Bathurst won the game 82-5. The ladies have had a great season together. We didn’t come last, but yet we came 13th out of 15 strong teams!
How old are you? I am 8 years old. How long have you lived in or around Canowindra? For about 7 years. Where do you go to school and what year are you in? I go to Canowindra Public School and I'm in Year 3. What do you love most about school? I love doing art, history, geography - pretty much everything! What is your favourite sport? I don't have a favourite.
What do you do in your spare time? Play games with my siblings and I love to dance. If you could have a super power what would it be? To be indestructible. Tell us an interesting fact about yourself? I have a fun family!
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CANOWINDRA TIGERS RUGBY LEAGUE
Great work by the Canowindra Tigers on hosting another terrific Sponsors Day at Tom Clyburn Oval against the Grenfell Goannas! Unfortunately the League Tag girls went down 22-10. 3 points went to Alicia Earsman, 2 points to Kelly Price, 1 point to Kathy Davis and players player went to Kate Price. In first grade the Tigers came away with a cracking win 42-26. 3 points and players player went to Sarilzy Hughes, 2 points went to Andrew Kelleher and Harry Whatman and 1 point each to Brydon Hughes and Steve Tahere. The Tigers will travel out to Condobolin this weekend for a thrilling round 17.
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4th August Sunday Sessions at the Bowlo with Lueth Ajak 3 - 6pm OPEN 7 DAYS: Mon 3pm, Tues - Wed 12pm Thurs-Sun 11am, Thurs Bowls 1.30pm WEDNESDAY Badge Draw $1,150 FRIDAY Badge Draw $1,300. Plus Raffles SUNDAY Badge Draw $400. Drawn 5-6pm Chinese Restaurant: Phone 6344 1647 Open: Tue – Sun Dinner 5 - 9pm Wed – Sun Lunch 12 - 2.30pm canowindrabowlsclub@bigpond.com
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