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21 February, 2018 By Canowindra Phoenix Editor

Catch of the Week: Well done to Charlie Slattery on catching this 62cm Cod recently in the Belubula River. Have you been fishing
lately? Send in your catches to editor@canowindraphoenix.com.au

Active Farmers: Program will be launched on Saturday 11th March in Eugowra with a BBQ breakfast and free fitness class for anyone interested.

The World Day of Prayer: Is a global ecumenical movement celebrated in over 170 countries on or near the first Friday in March each year. This year in Canowindra, the service prepared by Christian women of Suriname, a small country in Northern South America in the Amazon region, will be held on Friday 2nd March in the Uniting Church on Blatchford Street at 7.00 pm. Everyone is invited to join in the Service and supper will follow.

Sign Up Day: The Junior Pythons Rugby Union Club are holding a sign up day this Saturday 24th February at 4.30pm at the Rugby Club House. Your kids can play rugby for FREE this year using the Active Kids Voucher. Also every registered player will receive a FREE Season pass to the NSW Waratahs.

Enter Now to WIN: You could WIN a double pass to the Taronga Western Plains Zoo see the competition entry form on the back page or enter via our website www.canowindraphoenix.com.au

International Women’s Day Event: The Phoenix will once again host an International Women’s Day Event on Thursday 8th March at The Old Vic Inn on the Balcony. Speaker is Robyn Lewis and music by Nerida Cuddy. Tickets are $30 per person and include a welcome drink on arrival and canapes. Or you could WIN a free ticket by simply entering our Facebook Competition – head to our Facebook Page for more details.

Rugby Pre-Season Trial Games and Social Club Event: Save the date for Saturday 10th March when a huge day of Rugby is planned for Canowindra with the Eastern Suburbs Rugby Club coming to town to take on the mighty Canowindra Pythons as they make their return to the paddock for 2018.

NetSetGo: Did you know that the Canowindra Pythonetties run a NetSetGo Program on a Friday afternoon right here in Canowindra? Registrations are now open so head to the Canowindra Pythonetties Facebook Page for more info and get your kids active this year!

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