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Thursday 22 May 2014 Issue 295

IMAGE: Cruisin’ crews - Orange Mayor John Davis (right) with (left to right) Kay Davis, Terry Davis. Russell Barnes and Janelle Davis.

“Cruisin’ Along” – Your Chance To Break Out And Support Cancer Care

Ever wanted to break out of the square and drive for a week around the Central West with stuffed toys, balloons, placards, coloured lights and musical horns festooning your car?And raise funds at the same time for cancer sufferers and their carers? If so, the Cruisin’ Along cavalcade, which stopped off for a night in Canowindra last week, would certainly like to hear from you. This was Cruisin’ Along’s sixth tour of the re-gion, raising funds for the Western Care Lodge in Orange, providing crucial accommodation and care for victims and their families from all over the region during cancer treatment. According to organiser Terry Davis, this year’s event was another big success, adding $55,000 to the $450,000 that it’s raised so far for the centre – most of it from fundrais-

ing auctions and public donations in each of the eight towns it visited. But the number of Cruisers was down this year – only 18 cars, headed as always by Cruisin’ Along’s doyen, Orange’s mayor John Davis --compared with 34 participants last year who raised more than $80,000 in funds. The organisers had hoped to attract at least 50 volunteer drivers this year. So, Canowindra – how about it? As Terry Davis says, the annual tour promises “great scenery, great comradeship, great dinners in each town, and a valuable contribution to a worthy cause. “All you need is a sense of humour and a passion for a good time.” So check http://www.cruisin-along.org.au.

By Derek Maitland

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Thursday 22 May 2014 Your free weekly guide to what’s happening in and around Canowindra...shop locally first!

LettersDenial Aint Just a River in Egypt As I sat in the House of Reps listening to Bill Shorten’s Budget reply, I was staggered by the depth of denial. Labor still refuses to face facts. The tired rhetoric on more handouts, more duplication, more waste, is dangerous stuff for Australia. We are paying a billion dollars EVERY MONTH in interest on our debt. How could we use an extra billion dollars in Hume? Fix some roads, build teaching hospitals, open a university campus, all of the above. The Federal Government’s first Budget is tough, yes. But it’s what we need to get our economy back on track - and the Government is calling for a contribution from all of us. I accept that some may be concerned about aspects of the Budget and I am strong-ly encouraging people to pick up the phone, send me an email, or drop into my elector-ate offices, so that I can help ease any con-cerns - and clarify what’s happening and when. Many changes that were mentioned on Budget night won’t take effect for years.

More than ever, Australia needs strong leadership and strong economic manage-ment. We need to end the days of borrow and spend. This Budget also signals big new investment in infrastructure. There are positive opportu-nities for our communities from investments in medical research, higher education and in setting up more competitive industries. I will be taking the time in coming months to out-line these opportunities clearly, so that there is a broad understanding of the path we are on to a more sure and prosperous future.

Angus TaylorMember for Hume

Thumbs Up Thumbs Down THUMBS UP To the Canowindra High School Students who cooked the BBQ breakfast after the Dawn Service on Anzac Day.

THUMBS DOWN To people who over use leaf blowers, please think of your neighbours.

THUMBS DOWN To some residents near the old SES premises – it is very difficult to walk on the footpath with overhanging tree etc. It is especially bad at night and when it’s wet.

THUMBS UP To Jarrod Strange and his Car Detailing. He does a fantastic job. If your car needs a clean inside and out, call Jarrod!

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THUMBS UP To St Edwards Primary School for placing second in the Cowra Ei-steddfod and Canowindra Primary School for competing!

THUMBS DOWN To people with dogs that bark constantly. Please show some thought for your neighbours and stop them from barking all day every day.

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The FB EK Holden Car Club is bringing the 25th Holden Nationals to Cowra on the June long weekend. On Saturday 7th June, they will be making a day trip to Canowindra to explore the town. They would love if the lo-cals venture to Gaskill Street on Saturday the 7th of June to view their cars.

The Canowindra Community Reading Day 2014! The 5th annual Canowindra Commu-nity Reading Day will be held on Friday 23rd May 2014, starting at 10am at the Canowin-dra Services Club Hall and finishing at 1pm with a sausage sizzle in the Memorial Park. Activities planned for the day include Aborigi-nal storytelling by Larry Brandy, performanc-es by Wagambirra Dance Group from Cowra High School, art activities, story reading, face painting and hand spray painting, mu-sic activities with drums and a performance by Canowindra High School students! The Canowindra Community Reading Day will be full of fun and ideas for parents, grandpar-ents and the community to help children on the road to lifelong literacy. Everyone is wel-come to come along and join us for some fun and learning.

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Snippets...

Easy as lying down -- year 10 student Max Wensley shows how to clear the bar with ease at Canowindra High School’s annual sports carnival last week.

Correction - Our article on Cabonne Coun-cil’s draft budget for 2014-15 in our last issue stated that the council won’t be tak-ing up a 2.3 percent rate rise allowed by the Independent Pric-ing and Regulatory Tribunal. We’ve been advised that’s not the case: rates definitely will go up by 2.3 per-cent but Cabonne, will not seek a rate in-crease above that.

Small Biz Bus Heading to Canowindra

Member for Dubbo, Troy Grant is encourag-ing local small businesses to take advantage of the expert business advice on offer when the Small Biz Bus visits Canowindra this May. Mr Grant said “Having the Small Biz Bus here gives local business operators a great oppor-tunity to get high quality advice and find out what services are available to assist them in the longer term,” The Small Biz Bus is a mobile advisory and information service for small businesses in NSW. It is funded by the NSW Government and managed by the Office of the NSW Small Business Commissioner. The Bus will be located in front of the Royal Hotel on Gaskill Street from 9:00am until 3:00pm on Wednesday 28 May. Small Business owners can access the support of expert advisers on the Small Biz Bus free of charge. Further to this initial visit, small business owners can engage these ex-pert advisers on an ongoing basis. “I am really pleased that we have this ser-vice available to help ensure our small busi-nesses get the support they need to thrive, which is essential to keeping the local econo-my strong,” Mr Grant said. To book an appointment on the Bus or to speak to your local Small Biz Connect advi-sor, call Central NSW BEC on 1300 134 359 or visit www.smallbusiness.nsw.gov.au/hop-on-the-small-biz-bus.

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IMAGE: Max Wensley (Photo by Derek Maitland)

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Monica Maguire of MDM Financial Services is holding a FREE seminar on retirement planning in Cowra on the 4th June at the Services Club from 6pm. This seminar will educate clients on the question – how much do you actually need to retire? It also will look at the recent changes in the Budget and also will look at Aged Care and some examples that sometimes it is bet-ter not to sell the family home when you go into Aged Care. It will also look at why super

is still the best way to save for retirement. “Superannuation is still the best way to save for retirement due to the tax advantages the Government provides” Monica Maguire says. MDM Financial Services is also holding a Luncheon on Business Succession Planning in Cowra on the 4th June. This is a great edu-cational lunch for business owners who are in partnership on business succession and also those who are looking to sell their busi-ness what are the Capital Gains Tax implica-

tions of selling your business. The presenter at both sessions is Justine Marquet who is a Technical Services Man-ager at AMP who has come from Sydney to facilitate these sessions. To get someone of Justine’s experience and calibre to country seminars is fantastic. We need to show our support and get strong numbers which would rival our City cousins. Please register your interest in the seminar to Kay Links on 02 6341 2309.

Tax Time Preparation Tips • Review the current year to date to determine profit position• Compare actual position to budget or desired result• Consider expected income and expenditure for remainder of year• Consult with your advisor about revising budgets and estimated tax position based on projected results• Consider the timing of income and expenditure, can it be deferred or brought

forward to achieve the optimum profit and tax result• Ensure any tax planning strategies will not have a negative impact on working capital and business performance leading into the new financial year• Draft new budgets for next financial year and establish business goals and KPI’S to measure performance• Trust your advisor, their training and experience is one of your most important resources - USE IT.

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Justine Marquet - Technical Services Manager of AMP will present on the below topics.- Business succession; including buy/sell agreements, funding arrangements and ownership structures- How do you protect your Key People?- Looking to sell your business; Small Business Capital Gains Tax Concessions – how do they work?Wednesday 4th June 2014Lot 31 – 31 Kendal St, Cowra 12 – 2pm $30 per person - includes a 2 course lunch and drinks To Book email [email protected] or call 02 6341 2309

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Justine Marquet - Technical Services Manager of AMP will present on the below topics.- How much do you need to retire?- What do the latest budget changes mean for me?- Changes to Aged Care and example case studies- Why Super is still the best way to save for retirementGrenfell Bowling Club - 3rd June 2014 - 6 to 7.30pmCowra Services Club - 4th June 2014 - 6 to 7.30pmTo Book email [email protected] or call 02 6341 2309 The session is complimentary Refreshments will be provided


IMAGE: Cabonne Mayor Ian Gosper (left) and General Manager Andrew Hopkins with Daroo the Platypus, the mascot for the Cabonne Business Awards which were launched today.

“Art Of Business Success” Paints Theme Of 2014 Daroo Awards

West Orange MotorsWest Orange Motors has operated in its current location since 1974 when it was acquired by the current owner. It has since become a multi franchise motor dealer hold-ing Toyota, Skoda, Mercedes-Benz, Chrysler, Jeep, Dodge, Mitsubishi and Volkswagen passenger, LCV and Freightliner, Mercedes-Benz , Hino and Mitsubishi truck franchises. Established over 30 years ago and has now operated in current situation with cur-rent management for the past 27 years. The dealership enjoys high recognition and a

reputation as benchmark in the industry in the area. The company is becoming increasingly involved in charitable and community pro-grams supporting schools, public and pri-vate, health programs and sporting clubs. Facilities will be maintained and updated as and when indicated by the efficiency of their operation. All safety issues will be immedi-ately addressed and remedial action taken at first available opportunity to ensure compli-ance with all statutes and regulations.

Management are committed to provide to franchisers results which exceed targets and objectives as set from time to time, and to present their products in the most profes-sional, and saleable manner and by adher-ence to all quality, safety and prudential business practices, provide employees and customers with ongoing growth required to ensure maintenance of quality products and services into the future.

The art of running a successful business definitely doesn’t come to us all, but this year’s Cabonne Daroo Business Awards will undoubtedly show us how the shire’s best entrepreneurs do it. This prestigious annual contest, “recognis-ing the achievements and contributions of Cabonne businesses and their employees,” was launched in Molong on Tuesday under the theme “Arts – The Art of Business Success.” Nominations officially opened with the

launch and the community has until June 30 to put forward its candidates. As with the 2013 awards, a $3,000 TV ad-vertising package on the WIN TV network will go to the grand winner and there’ll be other awards in more than a dozen other catego-ries ranging from hospitality to accommo-dation, marketing and advertising, tourism, agriculture and service operations. We’ll know who this year’s winners are at a gala dinner in Molong on Friday November 7.

Cabonne’s mayor, Ian Gosper points to WIN TV’s advertising prize as “an outstanding op-portunity to promote business to a wider au-dience.” Other award sponsors are Newcrest Cadia, Pulse HR, First Choice Credit Union, MSM Milling and VERTO. Nomination forms can be obtained by tel-ephoning the council’s grants officer, Hannah Dunlop, on 6392 3267 or emailing [email protected].

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one of 50 x $40 gift vouchers, invitation to VIP events and sales and an exclusive 7 day price guarantee So, if you are considering what you need in your kitchen for winter and those great winter roasts, then visit Drew and his team at Betta Home Living in Orange, next to the Odeon 5 Cinemas.

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IMAGE: Drew Weily featured in his Betta Home Living Store with an array of electric blankets and heaters


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Winter is fast approaching with the start of June near. There are plenty of activities to do inside and out throughout the winter with-out freezing. Australian winters are beau-tiful especially in our rural areas where we experience four seasons. The leaves begin to turn orange and red before they fall leav-ing the trees bare. Occasionally we will ob-serve snowfall or sleet turning the outback into a white winter wonderland. The fog in the morning begins to thicken as dawn ap-proaches, making us want to stay in bed all day! It’s time to layer up and get out there to see what our beautiful country has to offer.

Australian Winter brings you...

North Queensland’s winter sun - Make your friends jealous this winter by holidaying in North Queensland, with its balmy weather, palm trees and swimmable seas.

Snow Play on the slopes - Want to see a snow-capped mountain? During winter in Vic-toria, you’ll find hundreds of ski-runs across ten great alpine locations. There are also slopes in NSW including Thredbo and Mount Selwyn. Don’t worry, it isn’t that cold once you start skiing the slopes and your blood is pumping with the reflection of the sun off the white snow on your face. Make sure you wear plenty of sunscreen!

Western Australia’s wildflowers - Forget drab days and bleak landscapes. From June until September, more than 12,000 wild-flower species explode across the state. The temperature is a tad hotter than what we are used to in winter, so if you are look-ing for a somewhat mild winter escape, WA is perfect.

South Australian Desert adventure - This winter, challenge yourself by four wheel driv-ing the South Australian section of the vast, timeless Simpson Desert.

Tasmania’s winter secrets – Just a hop, skip and a jump over the ditch. Celebrate the solstice in Hobart or ski in Ben Lomond National Park. Trek the snow-coated high-lands of Cradle Mountain or snuggle fireside in a lodge in Wineglass Bay.

The picturesque Blue Mountains - Every year from June to August, thousands of peo-ple flock to the Blue Mountains for a peace-ful getaway with roaring fires, roast dinners, the city and the occasional snowfall. The Blue Mountains offers various tourist attrac-tions including the Cultural Centre and FJ Tours.

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Business Tips

Why embrace change?As a business matures, things rarely stay the same. In times of change, business owners can lose sight of the values and goals that they began with, and may find themselves overwhelmed. Don’t worry, you’re not alone. Take stock and with a little effort and some flexible thinking new opportunities will pre-sent.

Get additional training. Employees are not the only ones who can benefit from training. We all can. If you are overwhelmed by a new piece of technology or software, or are feel-ing like changes in your industry are too diffi-cult for you to understand, make the time to seek help and learn how to adapt. An addi-tional benefit is that you stay on the cutting edge and may gain great exposure for your business.

Revisit your small business’s roots. The key to remaining grounded is reminding yourself that even though your business has changed, it didn’t happen overnight and there was a progression that took you from where you started out to where you are now. Revisit and celebrate the steps you took to develop your business.

Update your business plan. Most business owners only write a business plan when they are first starting out. If your business has changed in a way or if you are nostalgic, looking at your business plan is a great way to reconnect to the ideas you had when you first started. Most importantly it reminds you of your core business objectives and will serve as great learning when you review how your business has grown and evolved.

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Cargo General Store Cath and Ben Brand are the proud manag-ers of the Cargo Store and have been for the past 2 years. They have just signed a new 2 year contract keeping them on as the Man-agers. One of the best things about working here says Cath is “Getting to talk to the locals all day and be-ing a part of the community.” The Cargo General Store is renowned for its takeaways especially the hamburgers, chicken schnitzel burgers and the chips. The takeaway is a big part of the business but they also act on behalf of Australia Post, sell grocery items, fuel and car needs, gas refills, ice, phone cards etc. Cath and Ben pride themselves on having local wears on con-signment in the store. One of the new items being fresh flowers. Cath and Ben have 3 other staff members that help out they are Cath’s mum Vicki, Ben’s mum Judy and part timer Makeala.

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COMMUNITY BANK Update

We have reached half way with a total of over $300,000 pledged. Thank you to all those who have pledged. Remember if you are thinking about making a pledge and haven’t quite found the time to fill in the pledge form, please do so now and drop the form into the Canowindra Phoenix. Every dollar counts with 80% of the profits going back into the Community. Remember it is only a pledge at this time, we will only require the money when the feasibility study is complete.


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22 May Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea - outside Billy Paul’s Carpet Centre, Gaskill St, Canowindra, 9:30am. Come along & help support a good cause.

22 May Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea @ Cargo Hall 10am. Please make a donation on the day. The clinic nurse will be joining in.

22 May Alkinetic Rock N Roll dance classes @ Canowindra Showground grandstand, 6.30pm, $10/lesson, contact: Ali 0439 185 066

23 May Canowindra Community Reading Day @ RSL Hall from 10am, followed by a sausage sizzle at 1pm at Memorial Park

23 May Canowindra Food Basket @ Uniting Church Hall, 9:30 – 12noon

23 May Yoga @ CWA Hall, 9.45 – 11am, contact: Robyn 6341 1817

25 May Monster Garage Sale @ Canowindra High School 9am-1pm. To book a stall contact 63 441 305.

25 May Cowra Railway Station Open. Visit between 9 am and 3 pm. Cowra Railway Station, Lynch St. Call 6342 3117 for more information

25 May Sing Canowindra lead by Christina Mimmocchi @ CWA Hall, 10.30am – 2pm, lunch provided, at 4pm the group will perform as part of folk@canowindra’s Sun-day afternoon Special Concert. $15 pp, contact: Nerida Cuddy 0429 048 603

25 May Molong Museum Open Day. See the new First World War Museum, the Fair-bridge Farm exhibit & the Geology collection. 12:30pm to 3:30pm, $5 entry. 20 Riddell St, Molong.

27 May Tai Chi Classes @ Canowindra Public School Hall, 5.30-6.30pm, no experience needed.

30 May Canowindra Food Basket @ Uniting Church Hall, 9:30 – 12noon

31 May Neila Farm Cooking Class @ Neila Farm Canowindra,11am-3pm. Cooking class, recipes, lunch & goodies for $120/person. Bookings essential. Contact [email protected]

31 May Canowindra CWA’s 90th Birthday Party @ the CWA rooms, Blatchford St, Canowindra 12:30pm.

31 May Omega Ensemble @ Canowindra All Saints Church, 7.30pm, tickets available from Finn’s Store or call Richard 0429 443215

7 Jun 25th FB EK Holden Car Club – Brining the 25th Holden Nationals on the June Long Weekend. They wil be in Gaskill Street Canowindra on Saturday and Bryant Park Cowra Sunday for more info call Lou 0419259108

7 Jun Royal Hotel One Year Anniversary - Complimentary food platters 6-7pm. Fol-lowed by the wonderful Bonny Wythes performing 7.30

If you have any photos from a special event, please send them to [email protected]

BE Seen

Tommy Starr pictured with his wife and children at his 80th birthday party

Starr family members travelled from near and far to help Tommy celebrate his 80th birthday

Have you noticed the recent BOOM in Stork News? To celebrate the influx of Canowin-dra rugrats, we’re profiling the family with the cutest child. To get involved, send us a pic to [email protected] or tag us on Facebook & Instagram @canowin-draphoenix before the end of May! We also have an exclusive & colourful offer for the youngsters. Make sure your children have the essentials any little go-getter needs to play every day. Our Winter Warmers will keep them covered from head to toe with beanie & sock packs for both 1-4y/o and 5-7 y/o. Head to http://www.canowindraphoe-nix.com.au/?p=3431 for more information!

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Pack Two for 1-4 year olds $21.49Pack One for 5-7 year olds $24.49

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IMAGE: Indiana Lee Millar - 18mths old looking very cute

CHURCH FELLOWSHIP SERVICEALL WELCOME Sunday 25th May @ 3pmCWA Hall Canowindra

A message of hope, worship and healing prayer. PS. Rob Newton 6343 2396Grenfell Family Church.

Community Notices


Trades and Services

• General fabrication• Custom built trailers & ute trays

• Aluminium, stainless steel & general welding

General repairs • Sheet metal folding SERVICING CANOWINDRA AND

SURROUNDING AREASCall Ben 0422 445 025 or

email [email protected] FOR YOUR FREE QUOTE

The Anglican and Uniting Churches of Canowindra and surrounding districts.

Sunday 25 May ~ THE SIXTH SUNDAY OF EASTER

9.30am All Saints’ Anglican Church Canowindra led by Cornerstone students.4pm St Matthew’s Anglican Church Eugowra.

Thursday 29 May ~ ASCENSION DAY

10am Morning Worship at Peace Memorial Uniting Church

Phone Jarrod 0458 690 044

Canowindra Mobile Car DetailingFrom $60 for interior and wash

Team PenningTeam Penning is held four times a year and is open to all ages and abilities. A great number of competitors competed over the weekend, entertaining the large number of people who came to watch. The results for first place are as follows; Team Penning Saturday 17th MaySeniors 1st – Run 9 – 3 head in 42 seconds - Nick Howard, Cath Blyth and Scott FinlayJuniors 1st – Run 126 – 3 head in 1min 23 seconds Cassandra Asher, Joel Jordan and Shaniah

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IndArena Sorting Sunday 18th May 1st – Run 109, 10 head in 1min 30 seconds Nick Howard, Cath Blyth and Peter Blyth Juniors 1st – Run 144 – 10 head in 1 min 50 sec-onds - Emily Price, Ben Price and Kelly PriceArena Sorting – Sunday 18th MaySub Juniors 1st – Run 46, 3 head in 2 min 30 seconds – Halley Howard, Felicity Roberts and Deegan Hogan Thank you to all the sponsors that made the event a success

Canowindra Men’s GolfOn Sunday 18th, an 18 hole stabelford was held, sponsored by Paul Jeffress. Thanks to Barry Rue for donating the prizes for longest drive and nearest the pin for both men and women. There were 55 golfers who teed off and a good day was had by all. Men’s winner on the day with 45 points was Rob Dunwooei from Boorowa. Runner up was also from Boorowa, with Rob Styles having 42 points. Men’s longest drive also went to Rob Styles. Nearest pin went to Peter Freck-lington from Clover Leigh. Ladies’ winner on the day with 31 points was Helen Curtis from Binalong. Runner up with 28 points was Monica Good from Boorowa. Longest drive went to Christine Partridge from Binalong. Junior winner went to Wade Picker from Bigga. Congratulations to all these people. Thanks to Maureen Lawrence and Rhonda Ward for cooking and supplying food.

Men’s BowlsNo Men’s Bowls last weekend due to the ladies 2 day carnival, but we had 2 teams travel to Gooloogong who had a great day but no prizes. Next Saturday we have the final of the ma-jor pairs between C & B Webb & J Bohanna & vs. Mirto. In the minor pairs, J & N Preston vs. K Fisher & B Rose. Don’t forget Sunday we have Fuzz Thompson Memorial Day beginning at 9-30.Winners, runners-up & round winners with resters all day. There is still room for plenty of teams so get your names in. Finally, congratulations to last week’s la-dies tournament winners Heather Hoad, Marg Gosper & Nancy Morrow.

Girls League TagCanowindra vs. Condobolin – Sunday 18th May. Condobolin definitely saved their best ef-forts for their game against Canowindra as they dominated the field and were able to bring the full time score to 22 - 6. Canow-indra’s Coach Michael French stated that the girls may not have gotten the result they wanted, although it was a very encouraging performance. A massive congratulations to Bonny Wythes for receiving Players Player, Bonny produced an incredible game, full of determination and making a big effort to ap-ply pressure to Condobolin. Also congratula-tions to Ashley Mclean for scoring the only try for the Tigers, converted by Mel Rue.

IMAGE: Rosie Patterson, Beau Watt and Luke Breen during the Arena Sorting Event on Sunday


Classifieds

Youth League Canowindra vs. Peak Hill – Saturday 17th May A fiery start to the game as Peak Hill scored the first try. Jakes Wythes turned this around and scored the first try for the Tigers within the first 15 minutes of the game and Jayden Brown scored the second try for Canowin-dra. Fantastic effort by Canowindra’s lock Alex Willson, as his big breaks made enough ground for Bailey Kain to score the third try before half time. In the second half Jack Grant was able to score a try for Canowindra, fol-lowed by Bailey Kain’s second try for the day. Unfortunately Canowindra were defeated by Peak Hill 28 - 26 in a nail biting game. There were a few players injured, many unwell, al-though they all played with incredible heart. Congratulations to this week Players Player Alex Willson for his massive breaks that were pushed through by determination and perse-verance as he dominated the field.

Junior Rugby Union Under 7’s and Under 9 Canowindra Pythons The boys have been training hard. The un-der 9’s showed a huge improvement in skills and came off with a win and two other close games. The under 7’s again this season have a very eager team ranging from 4 year olds to 7year olds. All three games were played with great sportsmanship. Thank you to the coaches and all the par-ents for travelling to Wellington we will see you all at training on Friday and Cowra on Sunday

Rugby UnionCanowindra vs. Blayney Blayney were the dominant side in the first half scoring 5 tries. After half time the Py-thons showed a lot more dominance in the forwards. Luke Watt was able to intercept the ball and kick down field and out run the opposing winger and score another great solo try. Dan Bowd and Clint Oborn, were both disallowed tries that could have went either way, with the final score being 39-5. McClintocks best and fairest points went to Jack Beath who picked up 3 points and players player for playing a very aggressive game. 2 Points went to Captain Dan Bowd, 2 points also went to Ed Price and 1 point went to the other break away Clint Oborn. This weekend the boys have a home game with the CSU Aggies coming across from Or-ange. As always the ute bar and BBQ will be on the sideline. Game kicks off at 3:15pm.

Rugby League First Grade Canowindra vs. Condobolin – Sunday 18th May With players already suffering fatigue from the long travel, Canowindra started off slowly as Condobolin used this to their advantage. With only one injured reserve on the bench the Canowindra players each knew that they were in for a full game with minimum rest. Half time gave the players a break with the score being 18 - 0 Condobolin’s way. Canow-indra’s try trio was started by Brodie Friend as he gracefully scored the first try for the Tigers with 20 minutes to go. Adam Micalef make a break and run himself straight un-der the goal posts for the second try. Matty Mclean was able to also run the ball straight under the posts scoring the final try for the day. Full time score was 22 - 18 with Kain Earsman being awarded Players Player for his third consecutive week. Coach Dean Stanbury stated that he was very proud of the effort the boys made with the given circumstances, they all played ex-tremely well. A notable mention to Mick Ma-son who held three points and his Coach said he had his best game of the season.

IMAGE: Alex Willson making a break - Players Player for Youth League

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HOTELCANOWINDRA

Feedlot Restaurant open Tues-Sat 12-2 and 6-8

Sunday 12-2Pizzas available at bar

all the time.New menu now available.

Weekly SpecialsFree Pool Thurs and Sat Nights

from 6pm to 10pm

$4 Schooners and $3 Middies during 1st NRL game on Friday.

T-Bone Steak your choice of sauce $18

Come and enjoy an ice cold beer at the Canowindra!

Clad Your Home $7,995 Installed (85 metres square) *Conditions Apply.

PH: 6361 9244 www.panelspan.com.au (Lic 83737C-Picton Bros)

FOR ALL YOUR PLUMBING NEEDS.Gas Fitter, LPGas, personal Service.

Blocked drains cleared. Call Tony 0438 906 125.

Canowindra and districts. L/NO: 1456

Recreation Room $9,000 3 m x 3 m *Conditions Apply.

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IMAGE: Bonny Wythes running through Condo girls. Play-ers Player for League Tag

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