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The Canowindra Phoenix Issue 83 ISSN 1837-0128 Tuesday 2 November 2009 Your free weekly guide to life in and around Canowindra...shop locally first! HOME MAINTENANCE & REPAIRS COVERING THE CENTRAL WEST SPECIALISING IN RENOVATIONS LET US TAKE THE HARD WORK OUT OF BEAUTIFYING YOUR HOME CALL NOW TO GET IN BEFORE CHRISTMAS 0411 140 252 Mobile Crutching Contract Fencing Contract Mustering Lamb & calf marking Mobile plunge dipping Contract Farm Management Barclay’s Kelpies - Pups & Dogs www.barclayskelpies.com 02 6344 1117 AH 0448 535 743 8 November: Matt Gillan Memorial 3 person ambrose sponsor : The Gillan Family 15 November: 4BBB stableford Sponsor : Falls Wines 11 November Ladies picnic fun day RESTAURANT Asian & Australian meals Lunch W-Su 11:30am-2:30pm Dinner W-Th 5-9pm F-Su 5-9:30pm OPEN PUBLIC HOLIDAYS 02 6344 1780 Saturday Night BADGE DRAW 6:30-8:30pm Weekday draw $60 - between 5:30-6:30pm $200 2 nd chance NOW $2,000 must be here to win!!! Meat raffle every Saturday night CANOWINDRA GOLF CLUB Ph: 02 6344 1342 Fax: 02 6344 2469 Is gambling a problem for you? For information, counselling and referral call G-Line (NSW). Free Call 1800 633 635 02 6344 2800 78 Gaskill Street Canowindra bikini, leg & underarm wax cutting - colouring - perming men - women - kids - aunts THE SHED HAIR AND BEAUTY SHEARING $50 56 Gaskill Street Canowindra GOLD WINNER 02 6344 1009 3 course BOOK OOK OOK OOK YOUR YOUR YOUR YOUR CHRISTMAS PARTY NOW NOW NOW NOW! Ring for reservations Christmas dinner NEWELL HIGHWAY SPEED LIMITS On Monday NRMA Motoring & Services regional Director Graham Blight, called on all concerned Newell Highway users to sign the NRMA's petition that will ask the NSW Road and Traffic Authority to consult the public before it drops the Newell Highway speed limit from 110km/h to 100km/h. "The public deserves consultation before such radical changes are made to speed limits that affect all road users," said Blight. Anyone who relies on the Newell Highway is encouraged to go to the local NRMA office at Central Motors and sign the NRMA's petition. The petition asks NSW Parliament to ensure that the Roads and Traffic Authority does not reduce the speed limit on the Newell Highway without conducting a formal public consultation process, and providing evidence that its plan will not have an adverse impact on driver fatigue and safety. The action is in response to plans outlined in the RTA's 2009 Newell Highway Safety Review to reduce the Newell Highway speed limit from 110km/h to 100km/h - a move that would have major implications for Newell Highway communities and drivers. Canowindra Public School Canowindra Public School Canowindra Public School Canowindra Public School Friday 6th November Friday 6th November Friday 6th November Friday 6th November 1pm – 3pm white elephant stall home-mades lollies games & fun jazzy jars sausage sizzle Come and have a look at the new landscaping project taking shape on ~ Level One ~ FETE FETE FETE FETE G.F. Fisher’s CARPET & PROFESSIONAL CLEANING Full House Cleaning: inside & out Window Cleaning, Tile Cleaning Rugs & Lounges, Auto Detailing End of Lease Cleaning Call 6342 3838 or 0428 381 914 Mr Blight said that it was difficult to ascertain why forcing drivers to spend longer times driving could have a positive effect on crash numbers when, according to the RTA's 2009 Newell Highway Safety Review, fatigue was the dominant behavioural cause of casualties. "All vehicles will be forced to travel at 100km/h under the proposed 10km/h reduction, creating all sorts of safety issues for overtaking and long queues on a road that has overtaking lanes on only nine per cent of its length," Mr Blight said. "The NRMA supports any measure that could reduce the number of crashes but we encourage the RTA to consult the public and trucking industry before making significant decisions such as changing speed limits." BREAKING NEWS: The Newell Highway Task Force, which includes representatives from NRMA, local councils and local independent MP Dawn Fardell, met on Monday afternoon and voted that the petition be available at all council offices that would be effected by this decision. Show your support for government com- munity consultation, sign the petition. Lions Club CHRISTMAS CAKES NOW AVAILABLE at Riverview Motel & Bill Paul’s Carpet Centre $9 for 1kg or $12 for 1.5kg ARABESK RETURN TO TASTE CANOWINDRA Arabesk, a Sydney based quartet, have adopted many international sounds and moulded them into their own unique style, including African, Eastern European, Arabic and Latin. This style has often been described as Gypsy Soul For those looking to embark on a journey of authentic musical exploration, not contained by any cultural boundary, should come and experience Arabesk’s musical artistry at a fabulous venue. Free wine tasting, with a 3 course meal and show is only $75. Book now on 02 6344 2332. $39

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The Canowindra Phoenix Issue 83 ISSN 1837-0128 Tuesday 2 November 2009

Your free weekly guide to life in and around Canowindra...shop locally first!

HOME MAINTENANCE & REPAIRS COVERING THE CENTRAL WEST

SPECIALISING IN RENOVATIONS

LET US TAKE THE HARD WORK OUT OF

BEAUTIFYING YOUR HOME

CALL NOW TO GET

IN BEFORE CHRISTMAS

0411 140 252

Mobile Crutching

Contract Fencing

Contract Mustering

Lamb & calf marking

Mobile plunge dipping

Contract Farm Management

Barclay’s Kelpies - Pups & Dogs

www.barclayskelpies.com 02 6344 1117 AH

0448 535 743

8 November:

Matt Gillan Memorial 3 person ambrose

sponsor: The Gillan Family

15 November:

4BBB stableford Sponsor: Falls Wines

11 November

Ladies picnic fun day

RESTAURANT Asian & Australian meals Lunch W-Su 11:30am-2:30pm Dinner W-Th 5-9pm F-Su 5-9:30pm

OPEN PUBLIC HOLIDAYS 02 6344 1780

Saturday Night BADGE DRAW 6:30-8:30pm

Weekday draw $60 - between 5:30-6:30pm

$200 2nd chance

NOW $2,000 must be here to win!!! Meat raffle every Saturday night

CANOWINDRA GOLF CLUB Ph: 02 6344 1342 Fax: 02 6344 2469

Is gambling a problem for you? For information, counselling and referral call G-Line (NSW). Free Call 1800 633 635

02 6344 2800 78 Gaskill Street Canowindra

bikini, leg & underarm wax

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men - w

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THE SHED HAIR AND BEAUTY

SHEARING

$50

56 Gaskill Street Canowindra

GOLD WINNER

02 6344 1009

3 course

BBBBOOKOOKOOKOOK YOURYOURYOURYOUR CHRISTMAS PARTY

NOWNOWNOWNOW!!!!

Ring for reservations Christmas dinner

NEWELL HIGHWAY SPEED LIMITS On Monday NRMA Motoring & Services regional Director Graham Blight, called on all concerned Newell Highway users to sign the NRMA's petition that will ask the NSW Road and Traffic Authority to consult the public before it drops the Newell Highway speed limit from 110km/h to 100km/h. "The public deserves consultation before such radical changes are made to speed limits that affect all road users," said Blight. Anyone who relies on the Newell Highway is encouraged to go to the local NRMA office at Central Motors and sign the NRMA's petition. The petition asks NSW Parliament to ensure that the Roads and Traffic Authority does not reduce the speed limit on the Newell Highway without conducting a formal public consultation process, and providing evidence that its plan will not have an adverse impact on driver fatigue and safety. The action is in response to plans outlined in the RTA's 2009 Newell Highway Safety Review to reduce the Newell Highway speed limit from 110km/h to 100km/h - a move that would have major implications for Newell Highway communities and drivers.

Canowindra Public SchoolCanowindra Public SchoolCanowindra Public SchoolCanowindra Public School

Friday 6th NovemberFriday 6th NovemberFriday 6th NovemberFriday 6th November

1pm – 3pm white elephant stall home-mades lollies games & fun jazzy jars

sausage sizzle Come and have a look at the new landscaping project taking shape on

~ Level One ~

FETEFETEFETEFETE G.F. Fisher’s CARPET & PROFESSIONAL CLEANING Full House Cleaning: inside & out Window Cleaning, Tile Cleaning Rugs & Lounges, Auto Detailing

End of Lease Cleaning Call 6342 3838 or 0428 381 914

Mr Blight said that it was difficult to ascertain why forcing drivers to spend longer times driving could have a positive effect on crash numbers when, according to the RTA's 2009 Newell Highway Safety Review, fatigue was the dominant behavioural cause of casualties. "All vehicles will be forced to travel at 100km/h under the proposed 10km/h reduction, creating all sorts of safety issues for overtaking and long queues on a road that has overtaking lanes on only nine per cent of its length," Mr Blight said. "The NRMA supports any measure that could reduce the number of crashes but we encourage the RTA to consult the public and trucking industry before making significant decisions such as changing speed limits." BREAKING NEWS: The Newell Highway Ta s k Fo r ce , wh i c h i n c l ude s representatives from NRMA, local councils and local independent MP Dawn Fardell, met on Monday afternoon and voted that the petition be available at all council offices that would be effected by this decision. Show your support for government com-munity consultation, sign the petition.

Lions Club CHRISTMAS CAKES

NOW AVAILABLE

at Riverview Motel & Bill Paul’s Carpet Centre $9 for 1kg or $12 for 1.5kg

ARABESK RETURN TO TASTE CANOWINDRA Arabesk, a Sydney based quartet, have adopted many international sounds and moulded them into their own unique style, including African, Eastern European, Arabic and Latin. This style has often been described as Gypsy Soul For those looking to embark on a journey of authentic musical exploration, not contained by any cultural boundary, should come and experience Arabesk’s musical artistry at a fabulous venue. Free wine tasting, with a 3 course meal and show is only $75. Book now on 02 6344 2332.

$39

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This week’s specials � Truss tomatoes - $5kg � Beans - $6kg � Broccoli - $3.50kg

Phone orders: 6344 1011

Bean and Sesame Seed Salad

700g green beans, trimmed 1 tbsp soy sauce 2 tsp canola oil 1 tsp sugar 1 tsp cider vinegar 1 tsp sesame oil 1/4 teaspoon salt 2 tsp sesame seeds, toasted

Place the beans in a large saucepan and cover with water. Bring to a boil. Simmer uncovered for 3 minutes or until still slightly crisp. Drain and rinse in cold water, pat dry. Place in a serving bowl. In a small bowl, whisk the soy sauce, canola oil, sugar, vinegar, sesame oil and salt. Pour over beans and toss to coat. Sprinkle with sesame seeds; toss again. Serve at room temperature. Add some fresh grated ginger and chilli to the dressing for a more Asian flavour.

Canowindra RSL Sub Branch will be holding a

Remembrance Day Service Wednesday

11 November 2009 10:50am

Memorial Park All are invited to attend

HAPPY MOVEMBER! Now in its sixth year, Movember is a month-long fundraising event where men start clean shaven grow a mous-tache over the month. Each Mo Bro effectively becomes a walking billboard for men’s health and raises essential funds and awareness for Movember’s men’s health partners: The Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia; and beyondblue - the national depression initiative. Last year there were over 40 Canowindra Mo Bros, and this year it looks as though there will be more. During this month The Phoenix will publish names to help get some donations for each Bro in this fun and worthy fundraising event. If you are a Mo Bro, come into The Phoenix office so that a Wall of Fame can be established, as unfortunately there is not enough room in the paper to publish all your photos. This will give the community the opportunity to see your unshaven start, and progress throughout the month. Names will be published to help all of your fundraising efforts. Current Mo Bros are: Nick Carne of Comprinting, Peter Stacey of Little Poppets, and Jamie Andrews of Hamilton’s Bluff.

RELAX...TAKE HEALTH SERIOUSLY On Friday 20 November, Eugowra Health Centre will be hosting a men’s health evening at the Canowindra Services Club. Speakers will talk on a wide range of topics that effect all men. Julie M idd le ton f rom Canow ind ra Community Health Centre will speak about health and fitness, Jan Bruce for NSW Government Industry & Investment and Colin Wall for Workcover. Diabetes NSW and the Prostate Foundation will also be presenting information for discussion. Guest speaker, John Harper has had a lot of interest in rural depression and very involved in the DVD "Mate Helping Mate". John was recently a "celebrity" on the television program Random Acts of Kindness. Supper will be provided courtesy of NSW Government Industry & Investment, and cost is only a gold coin donation, which will go towards Movember fundraiser. The night is for men only: to provide a secure and comfortable environment in which to encourage free discussion. Those interested in attending please contact Grant Cummings at the Services Club on 02 6344 1397 or leave a message on 02 6859 2483.

Movember Men’s Health NightMovember Men’s Health Night Canowindra Services Club

Friday 20 November 7.00pm

All topics covered relate to MENS health

Supper provided by NSW Department of Industry & Investment

Cost is a gold coin donation to Movember

For catering purposes, please contact Grant Cummings 02 6344 1397 or Ann Stenhouse 02 6859 2483

Oh! you who sleep in Flanders Fields, Sleep sweet - to rise anew!

We caught the torch you threw And holding high, we keep the Faith

With All who died. We cherish, too, the poppy red

That grows on fields where valor led; It seems to signal to the skies

That blood of heroes never dies, But lends a lustre to the red

Of the flower that blooms above the dead

In Flanders Fields. And now the Torch and Poppy Red We wear in honor of our dead.

Fear not that ye have died for naught; We'll teach the lesson that ye wrought

In Flanders Fields. Moina Michael November 1918

RUST & DUST EXHIBITION AT TASTE Granddaughter and grandniece of local Canowindra artists, Isobel Carman and Merle Robinson, V Ananda Ma has art in her blood. “It’s the primary driving passion” she said when asked about working as an artist. Recently returned from an extended sojourn in the USA Ananda Ma is fueled up, armed with thousands of photo-graphs, fresh ideas and paint brushes at the ready. This work, however, is a departure from her usual esoteric portraiture style. “I was so struck by the beauty of Canowindra I wanted to be more hands on with it and that lead me to gorgeous rusty corrugated iron”. The ‘Rust & Dust’ exhibition combines esoteric elements in sculptural plaques formed from corrugated iron, wire and predominately found materials. It’s recycling with a twist. The ‘not so precious’ metals have been adorned, engraved and treated so they will continue to evolve long after the exhibition. The resurrection of something lost to the rust and dust is now appreciated in it’s ever evolving present form. Rust & Dust opens at taste Canowindra 13 November. Dinner is 2 course alternate serve 7pm for 7:30 at $33 per person. Call taste Canowindra now to book in for this unique exhibition with a truly local flavour.

GET YOUR GARDEN READY FOR CHRISTMAS � Plant as many vegies as you can fit

into your garden, eg Bean, Chinese cabbage, carrot, okra and parsnip. Heat-loving herbs such as basil, coriander and chilli.

� Last chance to plant Summer and Autumn flowering bulbs such as dahlias, gladiolus and nerines.

� Check drip irrigation systems and replace broken parts and clean any blockages.

� Cut lawns as high as you can to help shade the soil and reduce water loss.

� Stand pot plants in saucers of water on hot, windy days to stop them wilting.

� Feed rose bushes with blood and bone, water well.

� Divide and re-pot orchids if they have formed a dense clump.

� Plant red and white annuals for Christmas colour.

� MULCH MULCH MULCH it’s predicted to be one of the hottest, driest Summers, so help prevent moisture loss from around the base of your plants.

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CAPTAIN LYCRA RIDES AGAIN! Andrew Holmes returned home a sore yet happy man, after riding the 90km Sydney to Wollongong course in a respectable 3 hours 20 minutes on Sunday. Andrew raised $1,925 for MS Australia, from donations made by family and friends. Local business who deserve a mention for supporting this great cause are: The Shearing Shed: Hair and Beauty, Canowindra Trading Post, Rosnay Wines, Lucerne Foods Parts & Machinery, Bennett Keogh & Associates, D&E Electrical and Everview Retreat. Andrew sincerely thanks all who sponsored him, “I’m impressed and proud of all my friends, family and community for their generosity, thank you!” Now it’s a fight between D&E Electrical and Durko, as equal highest sponsors, to see who gets the signed poster-sized copy of Holmesy’s picture to hang on their wall! Andrew’s riding team of 37 members, Figures and Fur, raised a healthy $25,138 for MS Australia.

Bertha Jane HINES “Beth” Late of Moyne Nursing Home

formerly of Charlotte Street Canowindra passed away aged 86 years

31 October 2009 Family and friends are respectfully invited to attend her funeral service at

All Saints Anglican Church Canowindra

commencing 10:30am Friday 6 November 2009

internment afterward at Canowindra Lawn Cemetery

Canowindra Historical Society “History in the Club” Russell Moor presents Woolsheds: The Anvils that

Forged a Nation

Friday 6 November 2009 Lunch 12:30pm $12 Talk 1:00pm $2 donation

Lunch bookings to Jan Harrison on 02 6364 0258 by Thursday 5 November

Bobcat & tip truck with 2 tonne HIAB

Landscaping

Fencing: rural & electric

Stockyard construction

DOWD RURAL CONTRACTING

over 20 years of rural experience

02 6344 3692 0428 233 891 [email protected]

FREE QUOTES

Design & implement farm water systems

Poly layer & industrial ripper

Trenching

Dawn Fardell MP Having problems with housing, health, education or any other State-related issue? Talk with your local Independent State MP Dawn Fardell. Interviews are held in Canowindra and Eugowra throughout the year. Please contact the Dubbo Electorate Office to arrange an appointment.

Phone: 02 6882 3577 Fax: 02 6882 3689

Email: [email protected]

www.dawnfardell.com.au

Your Independent State Member

CANOWINDRA TENNIS CLUB The Wednesday and Thursday comps begin this week starting at 6:30pm. Draws for this week are below. Full draws will be handed out on the nights or are available from Barry Burn - Repco Authorised Service Centre Canowindra. Tuesday nights are an organised social night with a walk up start from 6:30pm. Playing costs are $5 per person per night. Court use is available on all other occasions by contacting Ian Guihot on 0428 634 410 at a cost of $5 per player.

Wednesday draw: Andrew & Kylie Pull vs Ray & Julie Clements Barry & Kim Burn

vs Vee Mooney & Johnathan Preston Tim & Kirsty Smith vs Belinda Burn & Mel Rue Matt & Anmaree Rice

vs Ian Morrow & Keira Melhuish Lorae Barker & Bron Newman

vs Stuart Morrow & Linda Kinsela Thursday draw: Steven Tan & Ian Guihot

vs Stevie Drenkhahn & Teiya Thornberry Jenna Wensley & Rebecca Jones

vs Jackie & Paul Watson Melissa & Ian Shepherd

vs Lisa Starr & Nicole Pearce

CANOWINDRA HIGH SCHOOL NEWS It’s a busy time of year at the high school: Year 12 are sitting their HSC exams; Year 10 will start their School Certificate exams from next Monday; and today the elections for 2010 School Captains are taking place. Results of this election will be published next week...stay tuned! DEB OF THE YEAR BALL The Canowindra High School P&C Association are holding a raffle in aid of the Deb of the Year Ball and your support would be greatly appreciated. All raffle tickets are to be returned to the school by Wednesday 11 November, and the winners will be announced at the Deb Ball on Friday 13 November at the Canowindra Services Club. Tickets are still available at the Canowindra Newsagency or the High School for $30 per person, for tables of 8, and includes meal and entertainment by Cowra band “Idiot Box”. The P&C invite girls who will be in Year 11 and Year 12 next year to put their names down at the school office for the P&C 40th Anniversary Debutante Ball next year. Once names are in, a meeting with the girls will be organised. The next P&C meeting is in the high school staff room 5:30pm Thursday 19 November. All are welcome.

Canowindra High School P&C Association

Deb of the Year Ball Friday 13 November

doors open 6:30pm at Canowindra Services Club $30 per person - tables of 8 Meal & entertainment included Tickets at Canowindra Newsagency or

at the High School

‘Mudita’‘Mudita’works by David Isbester

www.riverbankgallery.com 71 Gaskill Street 02 6344 2778

Saturday 7Saturday 7thth November at 7November at 7PMPM

Canowindra Railway Centenary Committee

next meeting will be at the Canowindra Services Club

Thursday 26 November 6:30pm Get involved, it’s going to be HUGE!

Christmas calendars?

Call Nick now to book in...

ComprintingComprintingComprintingComprinting

65 Gaskill Street CANOWINDRA 02 6344 2760 or 0402 340 852

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The Canowindra Phoenix is published by Joanne Gaigals (ABN 43 292 469 472) & printed on recycled paper by Nick Carne at Comprinting. For printing enquiries call Nick on 0402 340 852. For advertising or

news enquiries contact Jo on 0418 413 753 or [email protected] Comprinting and The Canowindra Phoenix are @ 65 GASKILL STREET CANOWINDRA NSW 2804

Save the date...Save the date...Save the date...Save the date... Nov 4: Swimming Club registration 3:30-5pm @ the Pool Nov 6: History in the Club lunch 12:30 @ Canowindra Services Club - Woolsheds.

Talk only at 1pm. To book lunch please contact Jan Harrison on 02 6364 0258 Nov 6: Canowindra Tigers presentation dinner 6:30pm @ Canowindra Golf Club.

All invited! Contact Andrew Pull to book 02 6344 2244 Nov 6: ARABESK @ taste Canowindra 7pm $75 inc 3 course meal, free wine tasting

and show. Phone 6344 2332 to book. Nov 11: Remembrance Day 10:50am at Memorial Park. Lest we forget. Nov 11: Boot Camp 2009! Role call: Ladies 5.30-6.30pm; Men 6.30-7.30pm @ Pool Nov 12: Swimming Club registration 3:30-5pm @ the Pool Nov 13: Swimming Club starts at the Pool. Nov 17: Junior Cricket Club AGM at the Services Club 7pm. All are welcome. Nov 21: The Famous Moorbel Hall Monster Garage Sale! Nov 28: Canowindra Lions Club Car Show & Shine entry nominations ASAP to

Michael on 0427 442 078

www.cowracommunitynews.com.au

The Phoenix

SPORT “You’re always welcome

at The Canowindra!” ...with 7 beers on tap!

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02 6344 1407

CLASSIFIEDS POSITION VACANT: Registered Nurse wanted full or part time Essential: NSW registration, Criminal record check, Driver licence. Desirable: Aged Care experience. Person for notification: Dianne Cameron Centre Manager Aged Care Plus Moyne Tel: 02 6344 1475 Mob: 1423 294 173 [email protected]

TO LET: 2 or 3 bedroom flats, central location near main street. $120pw each. Phone 02 6344 1443

JUNIOR CRICKET At the High School on Saturday, Canowindra’s U14s captain Rohan Toole won the toss against Cowra Cash and sent them in to bat. This decision paid off immediately as Zac Webster was out first ball, caught and bowled by Rohan. Gaghe Nelligan was next to go, bowled by Michael Watt. Alex Webster [4], Bede Leyland [3] and Sean Simpson [13] all retired before Dylan White was bowled by Alex Willson, and Shaun Mortyne was caught and bowled by Harry Whatman. Lucas Hayes and Kalin Farrell-Grey saw out the innings on 15 and 11 respectively, for a team total of 73. Canowindra opened confidently with Rohan Toole and Simon Whatman scoring at will as Rohan retired on 28 after eight overs, which included five 4s. Simon was bowled by Dylan White for 4 while Tim Middleton retired on 9 after his overs. Michael Watt was caught, Shaun Mortyne bowled Bede Leyland before Alex Willson came in and plundered the bowling before he retired on 23.

CANOWINDRA GOLF CLUB NEWS The 36 hole 4BBB Club Championships were played on Saturday and Sunday, with the combination of brothers, Doug and Peter Flannery taking out the A Grade Championship with a score of 140 off the stick. Runners up were Ned and David Grant with 143. B Grade Championship winners were Warren Fisher and Len Hamilton with a score of 158. Runners up were Peter Kennedy and Paul Neate with 160. C Grade Championship winners were Kevin Wallace and Don Ward with 166. There was a tie for second place with John Jones and Karl Kemper, Ian Brown and Mark Grant, both couples on 167. The best nett score on Saturday for the Wayne and Vicki Lynch Trophy went to John Jones and Karl Kemper with 59. Runners up were Doug and Peter Flannery with 60. Jackpot 2 went to Mark Wren. The Phillip and Debbie Makin Trophy on Sunday was won by Paul Jeffress and Dan Ebert with 58.5 nett, with runners up Kevin Wallace and Don Ward on 59.5 nett. Jackpot 2 went to Len Hamilton. Coming events: 8 Nov: Matt Gillan Memorial 3 person ambrose, sponsored by The Gillan Family 15 Nov: 4BBB stableford, sponsored by Falls Wines

Harry Whatman was caught, Lucas Hayes bowled Alex Webster while Bailey Cain came to the crease and scored a quick fire 21. Stewart played strong shots for his four before he was run out by a Lucas Hayes throw while Robert Moroney was run out going for the quick single to help get Bailey Cain back on strike. Alex Willson retired for the last time when he reached 30, while Tim Middleton added one to his score before he was caught, Sean Simpson bowled Zak Webster for 10. Bailey remained not out for 29 in the teams total 125. Thanks go to Cowra Cash for bowling out all their overs so their team got bowling practice and Canowindra got batting practice right down the order. Next week the Under 14s’s play Eagle Boys at Canowindra High and the Under 16s play at Grenfell - Tom Lawson Oval. Just a reminder that the Canowindra Junior Cricket AGM is at the Services Club on Tuesday 17 November starting at 7pm. All are welcome to attend.

CANOWINDRA HARDWARE &

GENERAL STORES

Opening hours: Monday - Friday 8am - 6pm & Saturday 8am - 1pm

94-96 Gaskill Street Canowindra 02 6344 1427

50% storewide

From Monday 9th to Saturday 14th November

(excludes some items)

Get rid of cockroaches, spiders, termites and other pests!

Call Barry Heaslip at

Inland Pest Management Spider service $170 (GST inc)

conditions apply

Treating all pests

0428 441 138

The Feedlot Restaurant Lunch: Saturday-Sunday 12-2.30pm

Dinner: Saturday 6-8:30pm

Clearance sale!