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24 May, 2017 By Canowindra Phoenix Editor


Biggest Morning Tea: Is on today, 25th May out the front of Bill Pauls Carpet Centre. Fresh homemade goods will be available from 9.30am-12pm. There will be a raffle and all proceeds from the day will go directly to the Cancer Council for research.

Dig Deep and Donate: The Red Shield Appeal door knock is on this weekend in Canowindra from the 27th and 28th May. The Salvation Army ask for donations from the community to ensure they can give help to where it is needed most through social welfare and community service programs.

Canowindra High School Cross Country: Will be on Wednesday 31st May dur- ing regular sport time. There will be both a competitive and non-competitive course for students to choose from. The event will be held at the Canowindra Golf Club and the Sports Trust Oval. All students are en- couraged to get in and have a go.

Cabonne Daroo Business Awards: Were launched on Tuesday for the 18th year. Following a public nomination and voting period, the awards will be presented at a gala dinner at Yeoval on Friday 3rd November 2017.

Jack Daniels Promo Night: Is on at the Canowindra Services Club on Saturday 10th June. Buy any Jack Daniels product and go into the draw to win a king sized double swag.

Fun fact: Only female mosquitoes drink blood. Males are vegetarian.

Apple Cider Vinegar: For centuries people have been using this natural remedy and there is no wonder with the wealth of benefits it has for you including: prevents indigestion, aids in weight loss, lowers cholesterol and cleanses the body.

Field Days Invite Charities to Apply: Jayne West, Administration Manager for the Australian National Field Days said, “The Australian National Field Days is calling on registered Central West based Charities to apply for a site, we will supply a suitable indoor or outdoor site free of charge and include one vehicle pass and four exhibitor passes to a charity.”

State of Origin: Will be on at the Rugby Clubhouse from 6.30pm on Wednesday 31st May. The bar will be open and there will be a BBQ and beef and gravy rolls available on the night. Nibbles will be available and it should be a great atmosphere, with a few Queensland rivals in the house.

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