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The Canowindra Phoenix
Issue 117 ISSN 1837-0128 Wednesday 28 July 2010
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DEALER FOR
MOWERS, TRACTORS, RTVS,
STATIONARY ENGINES & GENERATORS
&
HAY MOWERS, RAKES & BALERS
COME IN AND SEE THE RANGE
Alison Beasley, Graeme Beasley together Fiona Ferguson at the Age of Fishes
Mill Street CANOWINDRA with sponsor, Tammy Elbourne from New Museum, a great win for a great place!
Ph: 02 6344 1208 Fax: 6344 1845 England North West Tourism
Mobile: 0427 247 736 said Chair, Tracey Valenzisi, “Many
INLAND TOURISM AWARDS entrants use the awards as an opportu-
Age of Fishes and Old Vic Inn had a
Snippets... cracker of a Saturday night in Temora,
nity to focus on their business and review
their direction and strategies moving
With thanks: The family of the late taking out the Inland Tourism Awards for
forward. It is so rewarding for us to see
Barney Mulligan would like to their categories of Specialised Tourism
the growth of the businesses and to see
thank Doctor Kumar, the nursing Services and Standard Accommodation
that they are using judges comments
staff of Canowindra Hospital and respectively. from previous years to improve their
everyone for their kindness and Temora Shire Council played host to over
businesses and strengthen their applica-
sympathy shown on the passing of 200 people who celebrated at the
tions”. We congratulate The Old Vic Inn
Barney please accept this as our premier awards event for the Inland
Historic Guesthouse, Winner at the 2010
personal thanks. Fiona& Geoff, Tourism Industry. CountryLink Inland Tourism Awards in the
James & Karen, Regina & Michael, From the 52 finalists who competed at
category of Standard Accommodation.
Andrew, Gwen, John, Geoff and the 2010 CountryLink Inland Tourism
The Old Vic Inn Historic Guesthouse is a
families Awards, 18 businesses were awarded in
magnificent heritage listed 3.5 star rated
Farewell: Young Chris Weaver has their category with three Hall of Fame
bed and breakfast. Offering 15 spacious
worked in the Ambulance Service awards and Sally Nolan of Waggaand individually decorated rooms this is a
of NSW for 33 years, 20 of those receiving an individual award. Additional
perfect location for that romantic get-
in Canowindra. Join Chris and his awards were provided to another two
away or holiday with family and friends.
friends, colleagues and family at businesses who received an Award of
Whilst at The Old Vic Inn sample the
his retirement dinner at the Distinction. stunning food and country atmosphere in
Canowindra Bowling Club on Nadine Clench, Deputy General Manager
the relaxed café or enjoy the fine dining
Saturday 7 August from 7:30pm of CountryLink said “It is a pleasure to
in the fully licensed al a carte restaurant.
to say thank you and farewell. sponsor these important industry awards.
Stroll through the building and experi-
Call Ross Burnett on CountryLink has been involved in these
ence times past and original local art-
0427 331 208 or email at awards since the beginning and we are
works from over 60 artists. Come and
rburnett@ambulance.nsw.gov.au proud to be part of the success and
enjoy The Old Vic Inn.
by 28 July to book in for $30 per growth of regional tourism.” On winning, Alison Beasley of The Old Vic
person for a buffet dinner. These awards are not just a chance for
Inn said ”The best thing about the awards
Luncheon: the next AFGW function celebration, but also a chance for
is having the judges (people from out-
will be held on Sunday 8 August reflection and validation. “One of the
side) tell us what we are doing is good.
at the Cowra Japanese Gardens most important aspects of these awards
The win is great! It has really put our
at 12noon. Alicia Dawson will be is the application and judging process”
town and business on the map.”
presenting “Jidda Jive! Dance and
Psychotherapy group intervention
for Children with Anxiety, Depres-
sion and Low Self-efficiency: A
Pilot Study. Tickets are $35 and
Crepes on Gaskill
sweet indulgence & savoury sensations
available before 2 August by
phoning Maureen on 6342 2435.
Congratulations: Age of Fishes & from Monday 2 August
Old Vic Inn for winning Inland 56 Gaskill Street Canowindra
Tourism Awards for their catego- 02 6344 1009 am 10 - 3 pm new menu
ries, and we wish them well in their
submissions for the NSW Tourism
Awards to be held later this year. JUNCTION HOTEL
Balloons: Canowindra has been CANOWINDRA's OLDEST HOTEL Ph: 02 6344 1365
successful in continuing our title of
The Balloon Capital of Australia.
Graham and Jan Kerr have been
BANGAROO BISTRO OPEN 7 DAYS
sanctioned by the Australian LUNCH 12 noon to 2.30pm DINNER 6.00pm to 8.30pm
Karaoke this Saturday DJ Ratta Saturday
Ballooning Federation to hold the
17th annual Australian National
Championships to be held early
April 2011. More information will
be available in next week’s issue
of The Phoenix.
31 July from 8pm 7 August 8pm-late
To the Editor,
The proposed formation of a
tasteCanowindra
"Citizen's Assembly" by Labour after 42 Ferguson Street Canowindra
the 21 August Poll, smacks of the
Kevin Rudd 20/20 Summit of 2008,
from which so little seemed to be
- this weekend -
achieved.
"High flier" advisors were appointed
gourmet
who conveniently forgot the old breakfast menu
saying" look after the pennies and
the pounds will look after them-
selves". from 8am
Only "big ticket" items at the "big meals from as little as $7.50
end of town" seemed to get the nod
and some of these didn't even get off also available for business
the ground.
Smaller more economically viable breakfast bookings weekdays
developmental projects in the rural,
regional and remote areas of 02 6344 2332
Australia were totally ignored. This photo is James Watson jumping
The classic of these was the formation www.tastecanowindra.com.au
Diamond at Young Pony Club
of Infrastructure Australia which camp. James was one of 13 Canowindra
completely disregarded the NSW riders that attended this years camp. They
railway branch line network. Many of rode for five days and competed in such
these lines are still closed with others things as jumping, cross country, stock-
still being closed. man’s challenge, polo cross, dressage, just
In Cowra (NSW) 3 railway bridges to name a few. A fantastic week was had
have been demolished to make way by all.
for road use. Else-where track has
been removed to benefit road works. You are invited by the AFGW-NSW
Sooner or later rail infrastructure will
cease to be viewed as a commercial to lunch at
undertaking which requires a profit
return from its use through access Japanese Gardens Cowra
charging. Until this happens roads Sunday 8 August @ 12pm
will continue to suffer as they carry
more and more traffic. all are welcome! WELCOME NEW NEIGHBOURS
It appears that an O'Farrell Welcome to our newest residents and
Government in NSW in 2011 will A presentation by police office in residence Senior Consta-
make the same mistake by creating
an Infrastructure NSW organisation. Alicia Dawson ble Matt Owen, who moved here with his
wife Nicole from Walgett, and started in
Yours sincerely, “Jidda Jive! Dance and his new role 11 July 2010.
Bill Barwood Psychotherapy group Originally from Goulburn, Matt and
Canowindra
intervention for Children with Nicole are expecting their first child in
Anxiety, Depression and Low four weeks time.
Matt’s police career includes five years at
Self-efficiency: Hurstville Station before his stint at Wal-
A Pilot Study gett, which probably explains his choice
Cost: $35 of football team, the Bulldogs. It will be
RSVP by 2 August to 02 6342 2435 interesting in Round 25 of NRL when
or post your acceptance with payment to Ni co l e’ s P an th er s t ak e t he m
Mrs Maureen Knight on...especially since that will be in four
26 Jerula Lane Cowra 2794 weeks time, when their bub is due.
I’m sure everyone in the community will
CANOWINDRA Members: please be advised that
the AGM will be held at the
join in welcoming Matt and Nicole into
our village, and stop to say hello and
COUNTRY Japanese Gardens at 11am
prior to this luncheon
have a chat when you next see them.
We look forward to welcoming your
BAKE HOUSE child next month.
~Family pies now available~ THE CANOWINDRA BOWLING CLUB LIMITED
as well as
Registered Office: 62 Gaskill Street ACN 001 014 722
sandwich trays/slice trays CANOWINDRA NSW 2804 ABN 30 001 014 722
birthday cakes NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
MADE TO ORDER
- no matter how LARGE or small - NOTICE is hereby given that the Annual General Meeting of The Canowindra Bowling
Club Limited will be held in the Club on Saturday, 28nd August, 2010 at 2:00pm.
BUSINESS:
1.To receive and adopt report of Directors and Audited Balance Sheet for the year ended
We will be OPEN 30th June, 2010.
2.To elect Chairperson, two (2) Vice-Chairpersons, Treasurer and seven (7) Directors for
Sunday 1 August 9am-3pm the ensuing twelve months ended 30th June, 2011.
th
3.To appoint a Solicitor for the year ended 30 June, 2011.
for the Pony Club Swap Meet 4.To transact any other business which may be brought forward in conformity with the
pies, cakes & coffee available Articles of Association.
with fresh bread @ Lawrence’s IGA Any questions to be received in writing to the above address, no later than 23rd August
2010.
14 Blatchford Street Canowindra Ron Brooks Roger Traves
Phone 02 6344 2525 Licensee Chairperson
THE SHEARING SHED
HAIR AND BEAUTY
Book in early for Jade’s last visit
This week’s specials before the arrival of her baby!
Parsnips $4/kg
Broccoli $2.50/kg
Thursday 29 & Friday 30
Sebago potatoes 4kg $4/bag
78 Gaskill Street
Phone orders: 6344 1011
Canowindra 02 6344 2800
MEMORIAL PARK CEREMONY
Roasted Carrot and Parsnip Soup Seventeen community projects valued at
more than $500,000 may not have
2 parsnips, washed, trimmed & happened had it not been for the Federal
halved lengthways Government and the work of local
1kg carrots, washed, trimmed & community groups, Cabonne Mayor Kevin
halved lengthways Duffy told an official opening ceremony.
The projects, which ranged from
2 tsp brown sugar community hall refurbishments to the
salt and cracked black pepper construction of skate parks and play-
2 tbsp olive oil ground shade structures, were built across
4 cups chicken or vegetable stock the Shire after Cabonne Council received
2 tbsp olive oil, extra $351,000 in the first round of the Federal
1/4 cup sage leaves Government’s Regional and Local
Community Improvement Program.
Preheat oven to 180°C. Place parsnip Cr Duffy said it was this contribution of
and carrot on a baking tray lined community enthusiasm and the Federal
with non-stick baking paper. Sprinkle Government’s stimulus spending that
enabled the work to be completed many
with brown sugar, salt and pepper years ahead of schedule.
and drizzle with the oil. “It probably would have taken 10 years or
Cook parsnip and carrot for 35 min- more for many of these projects to go
utes or until soft and golden brown. ahead if they had to be funded solely by
Remove and allow to cool for 10 min- Council,” he said.
Federal Senator Steve Hutchins officially
utes, then place in a blender or food opened the projects at Canowindra’s
processor and blend until smooth. Memorial Park, the site of a $20,000
Place the parsnip and carrot puree in beautification.
a large saucepan and add the stock “These are community projects in the true
and 2 cups of water. Bring to a high sense of the word because local groups,
simmer over medium-low heat and such RSL sub branches, progress
associations and sporting groups have
cook for 5 minutes or until heated provided voluntary labour and in-kind
through. contributions to add a further $150,000 of
Meanwhile, heat the extra oil in a value to the Federal Government’s
small non-stick frying pan over me- investment,” Senator Hutchins said.
dium heat. Add the sage leaves and All but two of the projects were managed
fry until crisp and golden. Remove by local groups and contracted to local
businesses.
and place on paper towel. “This input from the community has made
To serve, ladle soup into bowls and these projects so much more worthwhile,”
top with the sage leaves, cracked Cr Duffy said.
black pepper and toasted sourdough. He said the Molong skate park was a
perfect example of value-adding.
In addition to the $43,000 RLCIP funding,
the Molong community contributed
CENTRAL MOTORS $30,000 which was matched by the
Council.
Canowindra High School
“On top of this there was $20,000 worth
of in-kind contribution and the skate park
Parent Teacher Night
Top mechanical service
plus
committee recently received a further
grant of $40,000 to begin stage two of the
Thursday 5 August
project,” Cr Duffy said.
NRMA Insurance - Business & Personal Other RLCIP-funded projects included a 4pm – 7pm
RTA inspections & mechanical repairs new amenities block at Dean Park, Cudal Jack Sherwin Memorial Hall
($65,000), Mullion Creek Hall amenities FREE BBQ provided by the P&C
02 6344 1075 block and access ($65,000), resurfacing of
the Canowindra tennis courts ($26,000),
Cargo Oval amenities block ($25,000), new
Bookings and enquiries made
through the front office by
91 Gaskill Street fencing and flagpole at Borenore Park
($24,000), Yeoval Hall upgrade ($21,000),
phoning 6344 1305
Canowindra Cumnock Hall and library improvements All welcome and
and Manildra Hall gates and playground encouraged to attend
AH 0429 441 075 fencing ($21,000).
TIGERS TO HOST LADIES DAY
The
The Phoenix This Sunday the Tigers return home in all
three grades. The club will be hosting
Ladies Day, with all ladies attending the Canowindra Hotel
SPORT
CANOWINDRA PYTHONS
In what was a great day of rugby, Josh
ground receiving complementary drinks in
the Marquee Lounge.
The League tag girls will start the day
against the Bullettes kicking off at
11:45am and then into the Marquee
Lounge to cheer on the Open Juniors who
Christmas in July
Saturday 31st July
take on Cabonne United, kicking off at
Lawrence made a cameo appearance for 12:45pm. At 2pm the First Grade side take at 7pm
the Pythons to play his first game on the Molong Bulls in the match of the prawns chicken ham
together with young brother Ronnie. Josh round. The senior Tigers will be looking to
made a couple of big hit ups and Ronnie keep their undefeated home record intact. traditional turkey
was first in support which was great to
see.
In what can only be described as a gutsy
effort an undermanned Tigers outfit were
roast beef roast pork
Unfortunately Josh received a broken
collar bone and had to leave Ronald to
eventually beaten 48-20 by the Condobo- plum pudding
lin Rams on Sunday. The senior side was
continue without him. Matt Farley
dislocated his shoulder to add to the
hit with a dose of the flu going around only $35 per person
and it took its toll on the side as the Rams
Python’s injury woes. raced away in the late stages of the game. Bookings essential
Peter Stacey coaching adviser extra-
ordinaire, suggested that the Pythons run
The Rams led 24-14 at half time, before
some Rob Burn brilliance put Nick
places filling fast!
the football for this game and not kick at Whatman over and narrowed the gap to
all. It gave the supporters a great
spectacle of how the game was meant to
24-20 just after the break. Here the score
remained for a long period of time, with
02 6344 1407
be played. It required a lot more running the Tigers just unable to finish the Rams OPEN JUNIORS
and support play, particularly from our off. As we see so often in these games a The referees claimed this was the best
own end which will help with our fitness long distance try against the run of play Open Juniors match of the season. The
for the semis. turned the momentum and the Rams Tigers scored first in the opening minutes
At half time Pete added another scored back to back tries and took the to lead 6-0. Condobolin didn’t waste any
dimension, with the boys to throw a game out of the Tigers reach. time scoring back to back and took a
dummy pass before passing. Adam The Tigers still sit in fifth position on the 10-6 lead. This is where the score
(Smash) Nash, after palming off three ladder but need to win this Sunday with remained for almost the entire match
defenders, threw a perfect dummy, to Eugowra and Condobolin closing the gap until the Tigers scored with less then two
stroll over for his second try. Ronald fast. minutes on the clock for a 12-10 win.
Lawrence also scored two, and one each Condobolin 48 def Canowindra 20 (Phil Despite the low score it was a great game
to: Luke Watt, Daniel Williams, Lachlan Butler, Damian Kennedy, Nick Whatman, with plenty of busts but desperate
Nobler, Matt Farley, Tom Abbot, Aaron Sam O’Malveney tries. Rob Burn 2 goals). defence from both sides the highlight of
Wooley, Waihe Upegeto and Hugh Wills. LEAGUE TAG the day.
Tom Abbot kicked four goals, Aaron and A much improved Condobolin outfit out- ROUND 14
Luke one each. Canowindra Pythons lasted the Tigresses in an entertaining The Tigers at home in all three grades
defeat Orange Barbarians 72-5 match on Sunday. The Condobolin girls kicking off at 11:45.
Best & Fairest points were Daniel raced to a 5-1 half time lead, before the COMING EVENTS
Williams 3, Ronald Lawrence 2, Adam Tigresses struck repeatedly and closed the In the Round 18 match on Saturday 21
Nash 1 and Waihe 1. Players Player was gap to 5-4. There was some great play in August the club will be hosting past
shared between Daniel Williams and Tom the dying minutes but the Condobolin players day. All three grades will be play-
Abbott. defence held on and they ran out winners ing on the day with the first grade side
Coaches Rob Morris and Graham Rice 5-4. For the Tigresses Sarah Cummings, taking on Cargo Blue heelers at 3pm. The
were pleased with the effort and game Kylie Pull and Kylie Dunn had strong entire 1995 premiership winning team
time our young players (and Pete Stacey) games with Sally McClean voted players will be in attendance. All past players and
received. Brodie Friend, Nigel Knight and player. committee men will receive complemen-
Luke Watt are coming on in leaps and Condobolin 5 defeated Canowindra 4 tary drinks in the Marquee Lounge,
bounds gaining valuable experience. (Sally McClean 3 Maddie Vitnell tries). sponsored by Canowindra Services Club.
Reminder that association and business memberships renewals are now due for only
$20 for annual association membership, or $110 for annual business memberships.
Please contact the Museum to join: 02 6344 2008. Open 10am to 4pm 7 days
including most public holidays. The Museum is a wheelchair accessible building ☺
Save the date… CLASSIFIEDS
WANTED TO RENT: 3-4 bdrm house for
Aug 1: Canowindra Pony Club Swap Meet 6am @ Canowindra Showground long term lease. References avail.
enquiries Bill Watson 02 6344 1886 Ph 0488 233 178
Aug 1: Canowindra Tigers Ladies Day from 12noon at Tom Clyburn Oval. FOR SALE: Toyota Camry ‘05 sedan 3l 6cyl
Aug 7: Chris Weaver Retirement Dinner 7:30pm @ Canowindra Bowling Club $30 fully serviced, well maintained AH84BG
RSVP by 28/7 Ross Burnett 0427 331 208 or rburnett@ambulance.nsw.gov.au $10,200ono ph 0418 259 868.
Aug 8: AFGW Luncheon 12noon at Cowra Japanese Gardens $35 guest speaker: FOR SALE: Firewood, cut & delivered $100
Alicia Dawson. RSVP 02/08 to Maureen Knight 02 6342 2435. AGM at 11am per trailer load. Ph 0488 252 300
Aug 8: Toms Waterhole Pizza Lunch pizzas and salad followed by espresso coffee DINING: after a fantastic night of New
& cake. $25 per person bookings essential 02 6344 1819 York dining last Wednesday night at the
Aug 21: James Roberts Trivia Night 7pm @ Canowindra Services Club. $10pp on Canowindra Hotel, you have one last
tables of 8. Auctions, lucky door prizes, BYO supper. Contact Jo on 0418 413 753 chance of indulgence this month at the
Canowindra with Christmas in July on
Saturday 21st. Yule be sorry if you miss it!
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