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29 October, 2020 By Canowindra Phoenix Editor

Save the Date for Canowindra Christmas Shopping Days!

Canowindra Christmas Shopping Days: Will be held on Wednesday November 25th to Saturday November 28th. Shoppers in participating retail shops in the Canowindra region will receive a ticket for every $10 spent. A ticket gives you a chance to win one of three shopping vouchers (sponsored by Cabonne Council) plus additional small prizes donated by local businesses. The prizes will be drawn on the evening of November 28th. This event is organised by the Canowindra Business Chamber and Progress Association. #ShopLocalSupportCanowindra.

Positions Vacant: The Canowindra Phoenix are currently looking for new members to join the team. The positions available are an Advertising Sales Person (maternity relief) and a Newspaper Editor. For more in- formation see the advertisements on page 6 and apply now!

Last Chance for Spring Photo Competition: It is not too late to grab your camera, snap a great photo and enter the Spring Photo Competition. Simply send your photos through to sales@canowindraphoenix.com.au by 30th October 2020.

Giveaway Time: The Social Farmer are giving away a social media page/profile setup/makeover for one lucky person. Enter on the Canowindra Phoenix website www.canowindraphoenix.com.au by Monday 2nd November 10am.

Cemetery Clean Up on Hold: The Canowindra Cemetery clean-up has had to be pushed back again due to all this brilliant rain we have had. We need a dry week be- fore we get in to it. Thank you to all the eager volunteers we will get up there as soon as we can. We would’ve gone last Sunday but we only had one row boat – Tommy Jeffs.

Mystery Photo: The Canowindra Historical Society was contacted recently by Trafalgar and District Historical Society in Gippsland, Victoria about a photo (see below) that had been found outside the fire station in Kitchener Street. The photo shows a young woman in a fancy dress outfit. On the back someone has written in pencil in what appears to be a fairly young hand “I’m the Queen of Hearts 1933” and in what seems to be an older hand in pen, “Fancy Dress Ball at Cudal, NSW”. Can anyone identify the person in the photo and what the event was about…?

Do you know anything about this lady?

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