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6 March, 2019 By Canowindra Phoenix Editor

Fresh Seafood: Have you tried the fresh seafood from Muzzy’s Quality Meats yet? If not do your self a favour and head in this Friday or Saturday for your Seafood fix, it is very fresh straight from the Sydney markets to Canowindra. Muzzy’s are also now taking orders for Easter Seafood with pick up on Thursday 18th April. Head in today and see the boys!

Calling All Writers: Both paid and unpaid and of all genres are welcome to join the Central West Writers’ Group on Sunday, 17 March from 10am to noon at the Exchange Hotel on Adelaide St, Blayney. BYO a short piece of your writing for us to give you some feedback. Take part in our 100-word story/
poem challenge on the day. Free to attend, just buy your own cuppa/food (kitchen will open at 11am). For more info, contact margaret.paton1@gmail.com

Canowindra Public School P&C AGM: The AGM was held on Monday 4th March and the following people were elected to the committee for 2019. President – Beth Gordon, Vice Presidents – Julie Fliedner and Mel Abbot, Treasurer – Tamara Pearce and Secretary – Kobie Rogers.

Attention Pythons: Training has begun on Thursday nights for the seniors and ladies from 7pm at the oval in Canowindra. All players are encouraged to attend to get ready for the upcoming 2019 season. The Pythons will play in the Village Cup on Saturday 23rd March at Redmond Oval in Millthorpe. Kicking off at 2pm the mighty Canowindra Pythons will take on the Mozzie Barbarians. This will be followed by the Blayney Rams versing the Molong Magpies at 3pm. The final will kick off at 4pm between the winners of the two previous matches. Food and drinks, including alcohol, will be available for purchase on the day so head over to Millthorpe for a fun day of Rugby!

Angel Gowns for Australian Angel Babies: The not-for-profit charity have members in and around the Central West of NSW who make baby gowns out of preloved wedding dresses for babies aged 13 weeks to 6 months of age who have died as a result of stillbirth, life-limiting illness or special needs. The group are currently looking for more volunteer seamstresses to make the gowns. If you are interested in getting involved head to the website www.angelgowns.org.au

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