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Blue Bowerbird Wins Christmas In July Competition!
Fairy lights, Christmas trees, reindeers, snowflakes, Santa’s and even an open fireplace with stockings were just some of the Christmas items on display for the annual Christmas in July Window Display Competition that has been running for the month of July in Canowindra. The Canowindra Phoenix hosts the event each year and encourages local businesses to get involved and decorate their shop windows to help drive visitors to our Village. Once again The Canowindra Phoenix Christmas in July Window Display Competition was proudly supported by Cabonne Council under the Events Assistance Program. Cabonne Council has proudly donated the prizes to the winning businesses and we thank them for their continued support! “It was so great to see over 15 busi-
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A good day to all.
Following the Wrap With Love July meeting we were able to send another seven wraps to Orange. This brings the total this year so far to 49. We also welcomed two new members and would like to thank those who have kindly donated wool over the past month. We really appreciate these donations as they allow our knitters to create wonderful colourful rugs, some of which are displayed in the HACC Office window. Our next meeting is on Thursday 22nd August, so gather your knitting needles and come along or knit at home and send us your 25cm squares and we will sew them together with others we have donated. Nina Kallas On behalf of the Canowindra Knitters
We are going good but had a few problems when coming down from Cape York. Day one 400kms to Arthur River all good, day two 410kms to Palmer River but alas 70 kms in we broke a front stub axle on the driver side front dual axle. Chocked up with chunk of red gum and over 2 days travelled 940kms to Townsville into the caravan repair business to get 2 new axles and bearings. Meanwhile Deb spots a 2016 New Age Big Red 25 foot van, so all in all we bought it and swapped all gear over then sat down for a couple of days. Too busy for fishing and by Friday went down to Mackay for 2 days. Sunday 4th we came down through Rockhampton to the Silver Wattle Van Park at Mount Morgan to meet up with brother Ray from Melbourne hiding up here for winter. Tuesday 6th turning West across to Longreach through Emerald and Anakie. There is a week long gem festival on so may stay at Anakie to have a look. Catch you all up in a couple of weeks out West.
Have your say... Have your say on the issues that affect you and your community. To submit a letter to the Editor email us at editor@canowindraphoenix.com.au or mail us at PO Box 251 Canowindra NSW 2804. Letters to the Canowindra Phoenix must carry the senders name, home address and day and evening phone numbers. Pseudonyms are not accepted. The opinions and views of readers are not necessarily the views of the staff and Management of The Canowindra Phoenix.
Regards Al & Deb.
THUMBS UP... THUMBS DOWN
THUMBS DOWN To the drivers not using their headlights in the thick fog.
THUMBS DOWN To people parking their cars on the new footpaths recently constructed. These are for people to walk on not park on!
THUMBS DOWN It is disappointing to see plants pulled out of the newly established Orana House gardens. Hopefully in the future this great community and Council work will be respected.
THUMBS UP To the two young girls who are also sisters at Foodworkss. It's a pleasure to go in there, it's always clean and they're always sorting out fruit and vegies - great work!
THUMBS UP To the new Rouge Carriage Café. They make the best pies in Australia!
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BE SEEN @ Local Government Week visit to The Age of Fishes Museum
Mia Burn with her winning entry.
Rev Joy Harris, husband Max Harris and their granddaughter Lucy Byrnes.
Happy Birthday Wishes: To Rev Joy Harris who recently celebrated her 60th Birthday. The special occasion was celebrated at Montrose House. Landcare Australia: Is proud to partner with Woolworths for a second round of Woolworths Junior Landcare Grants. These grants are now open and local primary schools and early learning centres are invited to apply for project funds of up to $1,000. Over 500 grants will be offered to inspire kids from across the country to get hands-on with projects that focus on sustainable food production, improving waste management practices or enhancing native habitats. For further information: https://landcareaustralia.org.au/woolworthsgrants/ Calling All Businesses: Orange360 Business Info Session + Nibbles will be held at Finns Store this Saturday 10 August at 4pm. If you don’t know who or what Orange360 is then head along and learn how your business can get involved.
Christmas in July Kids Colouring Competition: We had a beautiful window full of entries for our Christmas in July Colouring Competition kindly sponsored by Cabonne Council. Our lucky winners this year were Mia Burn for the Under 5 years category and Lucy Carpenter in the Over 5 years category. Way Back When: Thanks to John Russell who brought in the below photo showing his father George Russell and Tom Rue working on the Wharf in Sydney in 1917. If you have an old photograph you would like to include in our Way Back When feature simply email the photo and information to editor@canowindraphoenix.com.au or call in and see the team at 84 Gaskill Street.
George Russell and Tom Rue on the Wharf in Sydney in 1917.
Canowindra High School students Leah Troy, Iris Cuddy, Ms Tamara Donovan, Ella Gruessing and Marshall McKay.
Mrs Sharon Hawker, Principal at Canowindra Public School with student leaders Hayley Stephens, Hayley Jessep and Molly Statham.
Mr Ken McNamara, Principal at St Edward’s Primary School Canowindra with school captains Chloe Townsend and Harry Duguid and Cabonne Councillor Jamie Jones..
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24hr Tractorthon A Success All ‘Round Central West Charity Tractor Trek Group held their second annual ‘Tractorthon’ fundraiser over the weekend at Canowindra Showground, raising money for its chosen charity Little Wings, a not for profit organisation providing transport for sick children and their families from the Central West to the city for free for specialist appointments and treatment. This year over $16,000 was raised from the event, $3,500 more than last year’s event with more money to come in through the Tractor Trek and raffle. Four tractors each completed 446 laps during the 24 hour period with speeds of up to 30kms per hour, covering a total of 356.8km each. Lowes Petroleum kindly donated the 400 litres of diesel required to keep the tractors going. There were 76 participants and driver changes were made every 30 minutes with members of the community, representatives from each of the Schools and Federal member for Calare Mr Andrew Gee MP all getting behind the wheel. “Thanks to everyone for their support and sponsorship. Everything went off with no problems at all and it was great to see so many people showing support,” said Roy White, Central West Charity Tractor Trek
Federal Member for Calare, Mr Andrew Gee MP waves the flag to begin the 2019 24hr Tractorthon.
Group. The Central West Tractor Trek this year will be based in Dubbo for three days over the 27th-29th September and visit the towns of Wongrabon, Beni and Geurie along the way. The tractors will also visit the Taronga Western Plains Zoo.
The raffle is being drawn at this year’s Tractor Trek dinner in Dubbo on 28th September so raffle tickets are still 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.
CLEARING SALE “SUSSEX”, CANOWINDRA - WEDNESDAY 28TH AUGUST Commencing 9.00am A/c Estate Late AJ Street Machinery & Farming Plant 40 Lots of Top Machinery to be sold on Auctions Plus simultaneously at 2.00pm
TRACTORS: Case Magnum 340 – 370hrs – 2018 duals, Case Magnum 340 – 1150hrs – 2016 duals front & back, Case Pump 180 – 1950hrs – 2011 with front linkage & pto, Case MXM 155 - 4730hrs – 2006 - C/W loader, Case MXM 155 – 4980hrs – 2006 – C/W loader, Case MXU 110 – 2600hrs – 2006 – C/W loader, Case MXU 100 – 1780hrs – 2016, Case Jx90u – 2wd – 2990hrs. HEADERS: 2010 Case 7088 – C/W 40ft Front & Trailer – 3159 eng hrs – 2168 rotor hrs, 2009 Case 7088 – C/W 40ft Front & Trailer – 2861 eng hrs – 2073 rotor hrs, 2016 Case Canola Pickup front, 2015 Case Canola pick-up front.
Small Baler, 2009 New Holland BC 5070 Small Baler, 2 x Jadan 15 bale Accumulator, Howard TR 8 Wheel Rake, Siltrex 7 Wheel Rake, 2x Jaden 15 bale grab, 2 x 15 bale grab, 40’ bogie axle hay trailer with bogie dolly. TILLAGE: Howard Bagshaw Air Seeder 32’ bar 4500 electric drive, disc cutters and press wheels, KLine 6m Speed Tiler, K’Line Huydraulic harrows 17 leaf, Hardi 5000 Boom Spray, Coolamon Hydraulic Harrows 60’, Morris Coil Harrows Wrangler 3, 211 Inter Scarifier 23 tyne, John Shearer Wideline C/W Harrows, Viking 6000 Spreader, Big N gas tank
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GRAIN HANDLING: Brookfiled 30T Chaser Bin, Finch 12T Chaser bin, Dunstan 80T Mother Bin, Farm King Swing Away Auger 10”x60’, Normoyle hydraulic Auger 38’x 8’, 10 tonne Heaslip Grouper, HE Portable Silo with Auger 30T, Parkes Industries presmatic Multi-Mix feed mill, 3 feed out bins.
HAY GEAR: 2016 Krone HDP2 Baler 8x4x3 – 8 string bogey axle, 2014 Krone HDP Baler 8x4x3 – 6 string bogey axle, 2016 Krone Fortima V1800 Round Baler, Twinstar G37 Hyd Roller Bar Rake, Berrima Hyd Twin Basket Roller Bar Rake, 2012 Case SB 541
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MISCELLANEOUS: 7 x 20’ shipping containers, assorted loader attachments, wool press, Stoll lifter, Red River cattle crush, Willetten V machine, service trailer, 750 used iron posts, quantity of gates. SUNDRY ITEMS: Massive list of small farming items too numerous to mention TERMS: Cash or cheque on sale day. Number system will be operating. ID is required at registration. 10 % GST applicable. Purchase receipts must be presented when leaving the sale. DIRECTIONS: From Canowindra 3 kms Longs Corner Road, turn left onto Back Mogong Road, look for signs on the left. CATERING: Canowindra Lions Club will be suppling food and drinks on the day. Agents Note: This is a magnificent line up of tractors, headers, windrowers, hay equipment, tillage & grain handling equipment in very good order. The Late Tony Street was well recognised as a very professional farmer who kept his machinery in top condition.
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Cabonne Councillors Jamie Jones, Peter Batten, Libby Oldham, Jenny Weaver, Marlene Nash, Ian Davison, Paul Mullins, Mayor Kevin Beatty and Kevin Walker inspecting some of the Fish Fossils inside the new storage facility.
Local Government Week Tour Visits Canowindra
Cabonne councillors and senior staff spoke to and enjoyed lunch with student leaders from Canowindra High School, Canowindra Public School and St Edwards Primary School last Tuesday as part of Local Government Week 2019. During their visit to Canowindra, Cabonne councillors and staff visited the HACC Office, Canowindra Arts space, Memorial Park and The Age of Fishes Museum. “Cabonne Council has developed a tradition in recent years of visiting schools during Local Government Week to help young people in the Shire better understand how the Council works,” said Dale Jones from Cabonne Council. While at The Age of Fishes Museum the special visitors and students were exposed to the amazing work that is happening at the Museum at the moment. The bulk of Canowindra’s unique fish fossil slabs have been relocated from a temporary storage area to the new, purpose-built $600,000 storage and research facility.
The new centre, located adjacent to the Age of Fishes Museum, was built with the assistance of a $300,000 NSW Government grant and $300,000 from Cabonne Council. While the best of the fish fossil slabs have been on display at the museum for a number of years, the rest of the slabs have been stored in less than ideal conditions beneath the grandstand at Canowindra Showground. With some of the slabs weighing up to two tonnes, this week’s relocation to their new home will be a logistical challenge, as well as marking a milestone in the history of the Age of Fishes Museum. As part of the move, the fossils, which were recently gifted to the Australian Museum by Cabonne Council, will be digitally scanned by scientists from Macquarie University. This will enable high resolution 3D rendering and 3D printing of the fossils, as well as digitisation and registration to meet latest international scientific standards.
More than 200 Cabonne businesses, including a number from Canowindra are in the running for the 2019 Cabonne Daroo Business Awards after being nominated by their customers and clients. A record 1,000 individual nominations were received from throughout the Shire, which awards chairperson Libby Oldham described as 'phenomenal'. “The number of individual nominations was 33% higher than last year, while the number of businesses, community organisations and individuals to receive nomination rose by an amazing 66%,” Mrs Oldham said. “A record 33 groups were also nominated in the category of Contribution to Cabonne by a Community Organisation.” Mrs Oldham said the community’s participation in the nominations process was unprecedented and was a tremendous endorsement of Cabonne business operators and their employees. “To be recognised by your customers and clients is one of the best compliments any business can receive,” she said. An online voting process has now started to determine finalists in each of the 17 categories, and people can cast their votes by going to www.daroobusinessawards.com. au. Winners will be announced at a gala dinner at Manildra on Friday 1 November. Mrs Oldham said that with such a large number of nominations this year, it will be an outstanding achievement to be named as a finalist. “Tickets for the presentation dinner will go on sale in the next few weeks and are likely to be in high demand,” she said. “I would advise people to buy their tickets early as the event has been a sell-out in recent years.” The ticket price of $66 remains the same as in previous years.
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Pool Competition at Canowindra Hotel, from 6.30pm every Thursday.
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Market Night Meat Raffles and Members Badge Draw at Canowindra Services Club. Foodbasket at Canowindra Uniting Church Hall, 9.30am – noon. Gooloogong Store Auction, 11am onsite. Contact Justin Fleming on 0429 820 389 or Cheryl Newsom on 0411 211 065. Lucky Locks Jackpot $900 at Canowindra Hotel. Buy a drink between 5pm-7.30pm to enter draw. Canowindra Tigers vs Eugowra @ home. First Grade 1.40pm. League Tag 3pm.
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Andrew Holmes, Doug Corrigan, Shaun Craven and Jimmy Davis at The Royal Hotel recently.
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28 Aug 30 Aug 1 Sep Gemma Andeliero, Sharni and Margie Duguid and Katy Henry enjoyed a catch up at The Royal Hotel.
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7 Sep 8 Sep Save the Date Save the Date Ongoing Bella Starr was very excited to win the final for her age group at the Young Soccer Carnival held last Sunday.
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Canowindra Community Garden Learn more about Pruning and Grafting, 11:45am - 3pm. All welcome. Workshop free. A-tea $5. Presenters Nicholas Gerhard and Jenny Murray. RSVP to Margie Crowther by Friday 9th August 0427 425 844 or email canowindracommunitygarden@gmail.com Orange 360 Business Info Session and Nibbles, 4pm at Finns Store.
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. Canowindra Garden Club AGM, 2pm at Denese Smith’s Garden. ‘Hillcrest’ Hillcrest Lane (Off Mandurama Road). Wrap With Love Meeting, at HACC Office.
‘Sussex’ Clearing Sale, commencing on property from 9am. For more information contact James Keady and Co on 6342 3344. Choice Angus 3rd Annual Yearling Bull Sale, 1pm on farm. For sale info call Tim on 0427 625 996 or visit www.choiceangus.com Sunday Sessions at the Bowlo with Lance Birrell, 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. SWS Stud Merino Breeders Field Day, 10am at Harden Showground, Harden NSW. For more information visit www.swsmerinofieldday.com.au 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 Moorbel Hall Markets, 8am – 12pm. BBQ and morning tea available. Phone Warwick on 6344 2025 for more information or to book a stall. Gooloogong Public School 150 Year Markets, 10am – 3pmm at Gooloogong Public School. Stalls, live music and more. 26 October Canowindra High School P&C Open Garden Day 7 December Col Elliot Live at Canowindra Services Club. Tickets on sale soon. Canowindra High School P&C Meeting, on Tuesday of the 4th and 8th weeks of school term. New members are always welcome. Canowindra Dementia Carer’s Support Group Meeting, on the second Tuesday of every month. 10am-12pm at the Canowindra Community Health Centre, Ryall Street.
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The Hughes brothers; Regan, Brydon and Curtis were all strong against Condo on Sunday.
TIGERS ROAR INTO FINALS
The Canowindra Tigers have forged their way into the semi-finals on the back of a five try rampage to Regan Hughes. The Tigers looked ominous from the first set of six. With pressure from the Tigers on Condo it was Simesi Tapou who scored the first try to lead 4-0. The Tigers had the better of the field position and it was from an intercept for Rob Burns to run 70 metres to score Canowindra’s second try to lead 10 - 0 with 17 minutes gone. It was one way traffic from then on. The Tigers were clearly the stronger side with a larger pack and the pace and size of the backs controlling the game. The half time score was 32 - 0 and all the Tigers had to do was control the ball in the second half to win convincingly. All the forwards played strong and Aaron Earsman was outstanding in defence to nullify anything that Condobolin put up in attack. Condo scored their first points with 9 minutes left in the match making the final score 70-6. Best and Fairest points were 3 Regan Hughes, 2 Brydon Hughes, 1 each Simesi Tapou and Aaron Earsman. Montrose House Players Player went to Regan Hughes. Next week is the last competition game on Saturday at home against Eugowra where the League Tag side take the main game billing at 3.00pm and the First Grade at 1.40pm.
WALLA RUGBY
A long wait finally ended for the under 7’s who have been missing their rugby. It didn’t
take long to dust off the cobwebs with some terrific skills on display. In particular Jack Trengove and Spencer Douglass, scoring several run away tries. Special mention must go to Jack Nash and James Morrow who showed great sportsmanship by volunteering to help Parkes by playing for them. Once the fog cleared Blayney turned on a cracking day for the Mozzies gala day. The 9’s faced up against Bathurst, Orange City and Forbes throughout the day. Forbes as always performed well in what was our toughest game, but the boys refused to give an inch. Rueben Cleary and Sam Breen lead the defence with some crunching tackles. Clancy Hazelton and Will Swords showed some blistering pace on the edges as well in attack. Both coaches were extremely proud of the whole team effort in supporting each other right to the end. Under 11’s played 3 great games coming away with wins against Kinross & Emus with a tough physical game to finish off the day against Forbes. A huge effort as a team, with everyone trying a different position with plenty of passing in each game making all the difference. Coaches points to Hamish, Hugh & Cooper W.
MEN'S BOWLS
Last Saturday a consistency singles match was played with Dool Beath against Vinnie Mirto. The scores were close throughout the game with Dool holding a slender lead until the 26th end when the scores were level at 140 all. Vinnie was able to score
enough points over the last two ends to win the match 152-148. Last Sunday an O'Brien Cup match was played with Roger Traves and Brian McClintock against Phil Lees and Nick Delaney. Roger and Brian took the lead early in the game and maintained it to win the match 25-20. Saturday August 10: Consistency singles final V Mirto V T Tuimauga, Marker I Nelder. Sunday August 11: Minor fours - K Walker, L Nunn, P Markcrow and T Tuimauga V D Watt, A Wyburn, W Fisher and B McClintock. Nominations are now called for the mixed pairs and also the major and minor triples. Memberships for 2019-2020 are now due. Wednesday badge draw will be $1200, Friday badge draw will be $1400 and Sunday badge draw will be $450.
WOMEN’S BOWLS
Firstly I must correct an error I made in last week’s news, one 1st round match in the Handicap Pairs should have read Leanne Stevenson & Dianne Mooney defeated Lorne Burgess & Jenny Middleton 20-15, not 19-15. Results of four matches played in the 2nd round of the Handicap Pairs played on Tuesday, 6th August. Penny Nash & Christine Pickard defeated Moyna Rue & Betty Jenkins 23-13. Joice McNaught & Sheryn O’Malveney defeated Shirley Robson & Daph Bryant 20-14. Marion Wilson & Gwen Haydon defeated Deanna Noble (Sub.) for Joyce Middleton & Nancy Morrow 18-14. Leanne Stevenson & Dianne Mooney defeated Radka Tatterson & Liz Thornberry 21-20. There was one game of social bowls played. Linda Miller, Bobbie Turner & Karen Cox defeated Julie Wythes & Diane Slattery 25-21. The Lucky Draw was won by Christine Pickard with No. 28. Matches drawn to be played in the 3rd round of the Handicap Pairs are. Leanne Stevenson & Dianne Mooney v Marion Wilson & Gwen Haydon. Penny Nash & Sandy Mcdonald (sub, for C.Pickard) v Joice McNaught & Sheryn O’Malveney. Brian & Annette Tidswell of Forbes talked to all the bowlers about how you prepare to start playing a game of bowls. Thank you very much to both as it was most interesting.