Welcome to the world baby Isaiah.
Stork News: Rebecca and Brandon Douglas from Young are rejoicing the birth of their second son born on 1st July, at Cowra Hospital, weighing 4.44kg. Names chosen are Isaiah Remi Douglas. A brother for Malachi who is 3 and a half years old.
Grandparents are Lin and Garry Douglas from Young, Sharon and Colin Tangye from Gooloogong. Isaiah is the 28th great grandchild for Nancy Morrow of Canowindra.
From the Phoenix Team: Congratulations Nancy on the birth of your 28th great grandchild!
Candidate Information Session: Are you interested in becoming a Councillor on Cabonne Council in the upcoming Local Government Elections? A face-to-face public session will be held at the Cudal Cabonne Council Office, 16 Main Street Cudal from 5.30pm –8.30pm on Wednesday, 31 July with mayoral mentor, former Lismore Mayor Jenny Dowell. Registration is essential by Thursday, 25 July. For more information or to register your attendance call 6392 3200 or email council@cabonne.nsw.gov.au
Canowindra In Sketches: The Canowindra Museum and Historical Society booklet, Canowindra in Sketches, originally published in 1979, has been reprinted for the third (or fourth time) and is again on sale at the museum and various retail outlets in town. A snip at RRP $20 it makes the ideal gift or souvenir for relatives, friends or visitors.
Resilient Homes Program: The NSW Reconstruction Authority is holding information sessions to help shape the Resilient Homes Program – Central West. Booked sessions will be held at the Canowindra CWA Hall, 14 Blatchford Street, on Thursday 8th August from 10am to 3pm. Book online at https://book.service.nsw.gov.au/services/home-cw/landing or call 1800 844 085 (9am to 5pm Monday to Friday). For more information on the development of the Resilient Homes Program head to www.nsw.gov.au/central-west-recovery.
CWA Crafternoon: The next Crafternoon will be held this Sunday 28th July from 1- 4pm at the CWA Hall. You do not have to be a CWA member, so head along and have some fun! Gold coin donation.
Think Outside The Bottle: Local primary school children are being encouraged to participate in a national schools’ challenge to create an innovative way of re-using plastic bottles – with $20,000 worth of classroom stationery prizes up for grabs.
Circular Champions opens on 22nd July and closes on 20th September. To enter, schools can register for Aussie of the Month at www.aussieofthemonth.org.au
Creative ways to re-use plastic bottles.