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Woops: all the 7s must’ve confused me last week. The River Bank Gallery exhibitions opening of Smalls People’s Choice and The Seventh Day by V Ananda Ma is on the TWELFTH (12) of March...not the 7th. So, you have until the TWELFTH (12) of March to see the amazing contemporary Koori works of Kalari Bila and Joedie Davis. Family: Canowindra will be hosting

some amazingly kitesAsSaturday 19 March from HUGE 12-4pm. part of the Cabonne Countrywide Festival, presented by Mulga Bill Festival Inc, the Canowindra Business Chamber is coordinating a weekend of kite flying, kids novelty races, food, drink & fun for the WHOLE family from 12-4pm both days at a venue TBA. To see what is happening at other villages in Cabonne go to the website: www.mulgabillfestival.com.au Kites will be for sale on the day to raise funds for the RedKite Foundation supporting young people living with cancer.  Markets  Mar kets:: Moorbel Markets are on this Saturday from 8-12, and will have a range of stalls including: plants, cakes,

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DAROO BUSINESS AWARDS PRIZE  The overall winner of the 2011 Cabonne Daroo Business Awards will receive the richest prize in the 12-year history of the event. Launching the Awards this week, Cabonne Mayor Bob Dowling said the outstanding business would receive a $5,000 television advertising package sponsored by Prime TV. “It is an amazing prize that reflects how prestigious these awards have become,” Cr Dowling said. “In addition to the major prize, there will also be a $1,000 Cabonne voucher that can be won by any of our finalists and a $500 lucky door prize at the presentation dinner.” Recognised as one of the major events on the regional business calendar, the Daroo Awards will be announced at a gala dinner at Eugowra on 17 June 2011 when the theme will be “Beyond the Rock – a celebration of our bushranger heritage.” “These Awards are designed to recognise the achievements and contributions of Cabonne businesses and their employees, showcasing the quality and diversity of

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R ESIDENTS ESIDENTS INVITED TO HAVE THEIR  S  SAY  Cabonne Council will be visiting seven communities during the next two months to talk with residents about issues affecting their local areas. Five communities will be visited later in the year to give as many residents and ratepayers as possible an opportunity to have their say and speak face-to-face with Councillors and senior staff. Cabonne Mayor Bob Dowling said the aim of the meetings was to give everyone the opportunity to voice their opinion on issues affecting the future of their towns and villages, “I’m sure there will be a range of issues that residents will want to raise. “Councillors and senior staff are keen to listen to residents’ comments and suggestions and to answer their questions. “I’m looking forward to meeting as many people as possible and discussing the issues that are important to them.” Community Consultation meetings will be held at the following venues:  Yeoval Hall Wednesday Wednesday 2 March  Lower Lewis Ponds Clay Target Facility

Canowindra9High School Hall business Cr Dowlingenterprises said. in the region,”  Wednesday March He said Awards organisers were delighted Tuesday 15 March to be working with Prime TV and other  Nashdale Community Hall sponsors including long-term supporters Tuesday 22 March Cabonne Orange Blayney Business  Cudal Community Hall Enterprise Centre, Central West Tuesday 29 March Community College and First Choice  Molong Community Hall Credit Union. Wednesday 6 April This year’s Awards are open to any  Spring Terrace Public School businesses operating in the Cabonne Wednesday 27 April. Local Government Area. All the meetings will start at 7.30pm. In a major departure from last year, businesses are invited to lodge an entry 󰁗󰁥󰁬󰁣󰁯󰁭󰁥 󰁴󰁯 󰁴󰁨󰁥 󰁮󰁥󰁷 󰁢󰁵󰁳󰁩󰁮󰁥󰁳󰁳 󰁩󰁮 󰁴󰁨󰁥 󰁧󰁲󰁥󰁥󰁮 󰁳󰁨󰁥󰁤 submission rather than being nominated by members of the public. Entries are now open and businesses have until 5pm on   Friday 25 March 2011 to lodge their assessment forms. CAFE    CAFE

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can be from crafts, candles, ornaments, bric-a-brac, tools,garden face painting for These Council’sforms website or obtained by contacting the kids of all ages, drinks & BBQ for Cabonne Council on 02 6392 3200. snacks. Support our village markets, it’s a fun morning out. To book a stall please contact Warwick Bowd on Moorbel Hall Markets 02 6344 2025 Show: Canowindra PA&H Show Society are holding their Annual General Meeting on Wednesday 16 March at 7:30pm at the Canowindra Bowling Club. Please support this valuable committee so that our country show can become one of the biggest in the region. We have so many talented Bookings: Warwick 02 6344 2025 people, and this is the best showcase for our community. Balloon Markets: and Glow are to be held Saturday 9 April from 5-8pm at

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the official opening thetoNational Championships. If youofwish book a Twilight Market stall or for more info, please contact Marg Wallington on 02 6344 7153 or 0427 936 054. Food, wine & products sold MUST be local and portions not exceed $5. Bookings to be made before 25/3. No power but you can BYO gas.

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AH 0429 441 075 P&A DAWES U17S CRICKET  Morongla won the toss and batted very well to make 6/167. Seven players had a lot of turf to cover and runs were easy to score. Michael Watt was the best of the bowlers with 3-25 off 5 overs. Nick Willson and Matt Beaton opened the batting for P&A Dawes and any slim hope of victory went the same way as Nick’s bat which broke as he was caught going for a boundary. Blake Willson top scored with 28 while Matt Beaton made 14. The total for P&A Dawes was 60 all out. Semi finals begin this week P&A Dawes play Canowindra’s other U17s team, Canowindra Produce, at the Oval on Saturday.

sat march 12 DEGUSTATION Unveiling the new brand of country energy ESSENTIAL ENERGY  Capturing the essence of the day to day provision of essential services, the newlook Essential Energy was unveiled today across regional New South Wales. The brand reveal heralds a change in name and business operations – from Country Energy to the electricity network business, Essential Energy. The new name is part of the NSW Government’s energy reform process, where from Tuesday 1 March, the Country Energy retail business transfers to Origin Energy, and Country Energy’s network operations continue under the new name of Essential Energy. The name change means Essential Energy will replace Country Energy as the StateOwned Corporation responsible for providing essential electricity services in

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regional NSW, and water services in Far West NSW. Managing Director, Terri Benson, said Essential Energy represented the next chapter in the history of Australia’s largest electricity network company. “Today is about looking toward an exciting future, Essential Energy replaces Country Energy as a leading essential service provider,” Ms Benson said. “But while our name may be changing, I want to reassure our customers that there will be no change to the network services we provide or our presence as a major regional employer – our core business will continue to be the safe and reliable provision of local electricity services for families and businesses across regional New South Wales.”

vignerons will speak on the wine proved match, and following a format which very popular last year, a member from each table will be asked to provide a summary of the opinions from their table on the food, the wine and the match. This event was booked out in 2010 and consequently bookings have been heavy despite the fact limited information has been previously released. There are however still a limited number of tickets on offer. Bookings can be made on line at www.tastecanowindra.com.au/events/  book-shows or by phoning 02 6344 2332 and giving credit card details.

As part of the all Essential Country Energy employees willchange become Energy employees. Country Energy offices, customer service centres and field service centres will also continue as part of Essential Energy. Central Western regional general manager, Chas McPhail, said the business would continue to deliver its five-year plan to invest almost $6 billion in maintaining and building new electricity infrastructure across the State. “We’ll continue to support and invest in more than 1,500 NSW communities – those just like Parkes – where we live and work,” Chas said. “It might take around a year to change the name on everything but what isn’t changing is our local ability to get on with the job, delivering the best service we can to our customers.” Customers can continue to contact us on 13 20 80 to report electricity network faults and emergencies, 1800 ENERGY for energy efficiency advice. From today Essential Energy will have a new website – essentialenergy.com.au, and a new phone number for general enquiries 13 23 91.

fish, grated grated baked orange beetroot, ricecarrot, noodles, snow pea sprouts with special dipping sauces. Rosnay Sparkling Rose 2009 Course 2: Thailand - Pork Moo Gob Pik Pao.  Swinging Bridge Sav Blanc 2010 Course 3:  France - Chicken Herbes de Provence. Falls Chardonnay 2009 Course 4:  Lebanon & Iran - Capsicum stuffed with eggplant & saffron rice cumin & olive oil, served with hummus. Gardners Ground Merlot 2008 Course 5: Morocco - Lamb tangine with prunes lemon and almonds. Pinaroo Partners Reserve Shiraz 2008 Course 6:  Australia - Slow roasted beef strip loin (oregano & tarragon) on baked Dutch cream potatoes garnished with chives. Wallington Petit Verdot 2004 Course 7: The Middle East - Local Figs in syrup with cinnamon vanilla & orange served with Jannei goats cheese. Wine to be announced

The menu and wines will be: Course 1: Vietnamese - Fresh rice paper rolls filled with mint, coriander, poached

Any enquiries please phone Bob, Marg M arg of one of the team at taste Canowindra on 02 6344 2332 or look online at www.tastecanowindra.com.au

 

“WOW WHAT A YEAR” Such is the beginning of Brian Stevenson’s President’s Report in the 2010 Annual Canowindra Services & Citizens’ Club Limited report, summing up community thought regarding the Club. Since 15 August 2010 it may appear that not much has happened at the Canowindra  Watermelon $1.20kg Services Club site, however work behind  Local yellow squash $2kg the scenes has been quite hectic. st in Luke Clarke’s building $2kg Headquartered  Dutch creams on Gaskill Street, Club staff have been Tuesday 1  March 2011 marks  Local silverbeet/chard $2.50 working tirelessly with insurance the 10th Anniversary of Phone orders: 6344 1011 companies, quantity surveyors and design our purchase of the and construction firms to try and get the rebuilding started. Canowindra Trading Post. Gaskill Greens supports Members should have received by now their 2010 Annual Financial Report includWe would like to thank all our ing the brilliant President’s, Treasurer’s customers for their support over with Healthy Recipes and Secretary/Manager’s Reports, which the last 10 years. show that the Club was on track to one of Vegie Frittata their most successful financial years. We are really proud to call Promotions such as the car giveaway, 1 tsp vegetable oil Canowindra home and we look monster raffles, club sponsorship and the 1 med onion, sliced regular meat raffles, increased memberforward to the years ahead. 500g sweet potato, peeled & ship numbers and income. thinly sliced Due to the AGM falling during the rebuild Warm regards, ¼ cup water process, the meeting will be deferred until 1 corn cob, cooked Rob & Nick later in the year. All current 2010 financial 2 cups broccoli florets memberships will be extended into 2011, 60g grated reduced-fat cheddar PS:  Be sure to come in and check so that you can continue to use your 2010 PS:  cheese or out our Clearance Section -  -  30g grated Parmesan cheese card in other associated clubs throughout NSW. Once the Club has re-opened and 50% off the marked price. 6 eggs the system available, new cards will be ½ cup low-fat milk There are some great bargains to issued.

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Within of weeks a meeting will be the heldnext forcouple members to discuss with the Board of Directors the rebuild design and other relevant issues. As the Club is waiting on insurance approvals, dates and times for the meeting are not known at this stage, so keep an eye out in future issues of The Phoenix. After extensive salvage and stocktake work, the Club has had a detailed inspection by a quantity surveyor to ensure all fixtures and fittings that need to be replaced has been taken into consideration for the insurance costs. Several design and constructions firms were considered for the redevelopment of the damaged part of the building. The successful company, Network Interiors, has drawn some alternative designs for the rebuild. Network Interiors extensive experience designing club have and hotel premises, including The Beach Club at Collaroy, Gilgandra Services Club, Seven Hills RSL and are currently in the process of renovation of Forbes Services Club. Development Applications plans have already been drawn up in preparation for insurance approval so that work can start as soon as possible. Grant Cummings, Secretary of the Board and Manager of the Club, thanks everyone for their patience during this difficult time of not knowing when or what progress will happen, and assures that as soon as becomes available you will be PLUMBING information advised. INSTALLATION, REPAIRS  & MAINTENANCE OF: In his report, Grant states, “...let’s not dwell on our misfortune of 2010, but look to the future where we will have solar & heat-pump waterplumbing  systems  forward the most modern and inviting club within roofing - draining - hot general DOMESTIC, COMMERCIAL & RURAL  the region.”

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CRONULLA SHARKS TO CANOWINDRA TIGERS  Club Coach Garry Whatman is delighted with the signing of Marc Slingsby, who has represented Group 10 and Western Region before a short stint with the Parramatta Eels. He then headed to the Sutherland Shire to represent the Sharks. 2011 will see Marc run out in the proud colours of the Tigers. How did the Tigers snare such a talented player? Quite simply his friendship with coach Garry and his son Nick. The delighted coach spoke in high praise of the young signing, “Marc is a fantastic young footballer and a great young man, he’ll fit in well with the local players we’ve already signed”. UNDER  19  19S  The under 19s took on Bathurst St Pats

last Saturday. In half very time hot conditions the Tigers led after but were run down by the Bathurst side in the second half. It was a very good first hit out for the young Tigers against a club that’s been training since before Christmas. This Sunday the under 18s in the team head to Dubbo to take part in the Group 11 trials.

 

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SWIMMING CLUB  Young swimmers took centre stage as they started the night with the Learn to Swim Cup. Two winners will be awarded for this on Presentation Night, a first past the post and a handicap winner on times. So Ryan & Lucas Ellis, Michael Coady, Jackson Stacey, Michael McNamara, Patrick

SENIOR  C  CRICKET  Canowindra cruised to two easy wins in the last fortnight to continue their streak of 6 rounds without a loss. This almost assures Canowindra the minor premiership for the 2010/11 season.

SENIOR   C CRICKET CONTD  Canowindra started nervously with two early wickets falling in the opening 8 overs. Jacob Devlin then came to the crease and he and Pete Guthrie compiled a 68 run partnership in only 12 overs before Devlin

Hickman andwho Jamie attend to see gets Austin the cup.will have to Meanwhile improvers in the spoon were Jessica Bennett 5 seconds, Jamie Austin 4 seconds and Caitlin Brand 6 seconds over the heat, semi and final. Caitlin swam 3 seconds faster in the Final so she couldn’t collect the spoon Instead The Spoon went to Patrick Hickman who dropped his time by 2 seconds in the semi and another second in the final for a personal best of 56 seconds. Meg Austin was the won the belly flop competition and despite the older male swimmers swimming in the same relay team they couldn’t over come the lead of Lane 3. Relay winners were Sam Flannery, Brooke Kinsela, Ciaran Etty, Adelaide Ellis, Sophie Tremain, Hudson Izzard, Josie Clements, Alana Cramer, Eliza Mitchell and Caleb Giger. One final note could all swimmers remember that roll call is at 5:45pm. Could everyone try their best to be there by then to avoid confusion at the table. Swimmers coming up in dribs and drabs saying ‘I’m here’ makes working out heat numbers very confusing!!!!

On Saturday February Canowindra took on Valleys at19 Holman in Cowra. Canowindra batted first and scored 120, Pete Guthrie (38) Nic Whatman (19) Brendan Traves (19) and Nick Guthrie (19) were the main run scorers. Opening bowler Brendan Traves took a mammoth 7/13 off 8 overs. This was the main reason Canowindra bowled Valleys out so cheaply for 42. An incredible spell of bowling by Traves obviously earned him the man of the match. Last Saturday 26 February Canowindra played Morongla, again in Cowra. Captain Nick Guthrie lost the toss and Canowindra fielded first. Opening bowlers Nick Guthrie and Brendan Traves bowled well and managed to pick up a wicket each in their opening spells and the score was 2/30 after 16 overs. First change bowlers Pete Guthrie (3/18) and Jacob Devlin (3/23) bowled 9 overs each and ripped through the middle order. This left the lower order exposed for opening bowlers Nick Guthrie (1/20) and Traves (1/26) who came back on to bowl out their last few overs at the end of the innings and restricted Morongla to 86 off 40 overs. Skipper Nick Guthrie only used the four bowlers. In reply,

(31) was at deep 2 runs shy of thecaught required total. mid-wicket Guthrie (48no) hit the winning runs off the next ball to pass the total in the twenty first over. This now should mean Canowindra’s lead at the top of the ladder is unreachable. Next week Canowindra play their last round game against Grenfell at home and can hopefully get another win to continue their momentum going into the finals.

The Co-operating Anglican Church Churc h Parish Parish of Canowindra, and Uniting Church linked congregations of Canowindra, Cranbury & Cudal Thursday 3 March 10am Peace Memorial Uniting Church Canowindra Friday 4 March 7pm World Day of Prayer St Edward's Catholic Church Canowindra Sunday 8am  6 March St Matthew's Anglic Anglican an Churc Churchh Woodstock 9.30am  All Sa Saints' ints' Anglican Church Can Canow owindra indra 11am Cranbury Uniting Church Tuesday 8 March 7pm Shrove Tuesday Pancakes in All Saints Hall Canowindra Wednesday 9 March 8am Ash Wednesday service All Saints' Anglican Church Canowindra 6pm Ash Wednesday service All Saints' Anglican Church Canowindra

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@ Belubula Way. Call James & Ryan on 02 6344 1653 LITERACY /NUMERACY  TUTOR   Primary School Teacher available for tutoring, also avail for before and after school care morning & afternoon homework help. Phone Tamara Hargraves on 0400 500 616 FOR   SALE  Apollo 12sp 26” mountain bike, Diamond Back 18sp 26” mountain bike. Make me an offer on 02 6344 1014 FOR   SALE  Tipper Daihatsu diesel 14’ back w 5t elect winch, loading ramps, full carry racks to 9m + side winch 500kg. Versatile unit, can carry cars, tractors & soil. 12mth rego 2 new tyres & you only need a car lic. $5,950 firm. 0427 441 189. Can del if req.

FOR   SALE  ALL  MUST  BE  SOLD  Golf clubs PGF full set quality sticks bag & trolley VGO $175. 3 seater lounge & 2 rocking chairs in button down velour VGO $250. Bike prof ‘Fuji’ alloy frame 18 Shimano quick shift gears exlnt order $350. Trailer 6x4 ready for rego all new lights, bearings etc $250. Solid timber desk 5’x3’ with drawers VGC $95. 5x alloy wheels 15” Holden w tyres $150. C’van 20’ suit re-reg or spare room, good order $1,950. Spa bath 1.5mx1.5m NEW $450. Fri & Sat at 28 Ryall St Canowindra SALE  Sat 5/3 from 8:30-1:30 4 Cowra St Sth Canowindra, sofa bed, computer desk, other furniture & more...

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Mar 4: Adult Survivors of Child Abuse meeting 12:30 to 14:30 Cowra Neighbourhood Centre Vaux Street & then first fir st Friday each month ANNUAL  GENERAL  MEETING  The Moorbel Mar 6: Meet Women on the Bridge 10am meet at 2 Mill Street Canowindra Hall Committee will be holding their AGM Mar 8: Nutrition Talk "Fad Diets - Negotiating the Minefield" 6-7pm at the Canowindra Health Centre Ryall Street. All Welcome Monday 7 March at 6:30pm at the Hall. All welcome! by V Ananda Ma Mar 12: Smalls 2011 Peoples Choice & The Seventh Day    7pm exhibitions opening at River Bank Gallery. Free event 02 6344 2778 for more info www.cowracommunitynews.com Mar 12: Degustation @ taste Canowindra 7 courses + 7 wines for $78. THE CANOWINDRA PHOENIX is published by Bookings essential on 02 6344 2332 or www.tastecanowindra.com.au Joanne Gaigals ABN 43 292 469 472) Mar 15: Cabonne Council Community Consultation Meeting 7:30pm at Sherwin and printed by Nick Carne at COMPRINTING: Memorial Hall, Canowindra High School call Nick on 0402 340 340 852 or Jo on 0418 413 753 or  Mar 16: Canowindra Business Chamber meeting 7pm  [email protected]  jo@canowindrapho enix.com.au Mar 19&20: Kite Flying Family Fun Fair 12-4pm Kids activities, food, drinks & kites. 65 GASKILL STREET  CANOWINDRA  NSW 2804