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REPORT ALL CRIME
FOR POLICE PRESENCE: 000IF YOU ARE A VICTIM: 131 444 ANONYMOUSLY: 1800 333 000
Canowindra Challenge
16 days to go
www.canowindrachallenge.org.au
 Snippets...
 Pool:
closes this Friday 30 March, opening hoursare 12-5pm everyday up until then. If you al-ready haven't done so, please finalise paymentsof your season tickets this week. Should you haveany problems, please call Jarrod 0458 698 507to make arrangements.
Golf Club:
Annette Thomas is compiling a bookletto mark the occasion of the 80th anniversary ofthe Canowindra Golf Club, and is asking for anyearly photos of the Club: sand greens, construc-tion, etc, that you may have. The clubhouse wasbuilt in May 1932 & funded by the efforts ofmembers. Contact Annette on 6344 2644 ordrop them into the Club. All care will be takenwith your photos.
 Smalls:
Artists of all abilities & ages are encour-aged to enter the River Bank GallerySmalls2012 people's choice competition & exhi-bition, with works due in by Wednesday 4 April.Entry forms are available from the Gallery at 71Gaskill Street Canowindra, by phoning 02 63442778 or email info@riverbankgallery.com.au
Computers:
scams, viruses, phishing & plain fraudare on the increase again. Should you receive aphone call or an email from anyone asking foraccess to your computer or emails, immediatelyhang up or delete the email. Never open an at-tachment on an email from an unknown source, orprovide private logon and password information.Popular scams include emails from what appearto be banks, delivery companies and lotteries. IFIN DOUBT: DON'T OPEN IT.
Lunch:
will be available at The Royal HotelCanowindra beginning this week. The amazingAshley Cumings will be serving country stylemeals from 12pm-3pm Wednesday to Saturday.Kids menu will also available.
 History:
Monthly meetings of the CanowindraHistorical Society & Museum Inc are held 10amon the first Tuesday of the month at the museum.The next meeting is on Tuesday 3 April at 10am,& new members are always welcome.
Thanks:
to all who have provided feedback onthe new Phoenix layout. This current format willbe used for the next 5 weeks, and based on yourcomments, we will know popular consensus. Keepyour calls coming in, you may remain anonymous,and all opinions are valued: 02 6344 2760.
Driver:
The Canowindra Driver Reviver site is in its17th year of operation! Easter roster is:
Thursday 5 April
CWA 11.00am to close
Friday 6 April
Lions 8.30am to 1.00pmRed Cross 1.00pm to close
Monday 09 April
Corner Stone 8.30am to 12.00pmVehicle Club 12.00pm to close
Monday 16 April
Committee meeting 4.30pm atthe Canowindra Bowling ClubThank you to all the community groups who havegiven their time and effort to keep this valuablefacility open to the public, encouraging safe useof our roads.
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2012 Beanshed Productions present:
Twisted Tales 
All your favourite - if a little twisted - fairy-tale
characters. With music inspired by ABBA…and
a little shuffling thrown in for good measure!Starring over 40 talented local school childrenfrom Kindergarten to Year 8.
Thursday
29 March 10am
Friday
30 March 10am
Saturday
31 March 6pm
including intermission and supper 
Sunday
1 April 11am
Canowindra Public School Hall
Gold coin donation at the door
Please arrive at least 15 minutes before performance
For more information or group bookingsphone Julia Andrews on 0428 442 670
T
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www.canowindraphoenix.com.au
 
Wednesday 28 March 2012
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02 6344 1009
A La Carte Restaurant 
 
LUNCH Thursday-Sunday 
& 
 DINNER 
Thursday-Saturday 
 
56 Gaskill Street
Canowindra
 
Cauliflower $2eaCooking tomatoes $2.50kgTelegraph cucumber $2eaButternut pumpkin $1.50kg
 
Phone orders: 6344 1011
This Week’s
Specials
@
Roasted Cauliflower
1 large cauliflower, cut into florets2 tbsp extra virgin olive oil2 tsp fresh marjoram, chopped
¼
teaspoon saltFreshly ground black pepper to taste2 tbsp balsamic vinegar
½
cup finely grated Parmesan cheesePreheat oven to 220°C.Toss cauliflower, oil, marjoram, salt & pepperin a large bowl. Spread on a large, lined bak-ing tray & roast until starting to soften &brown on the bottom, 15 to 20 minutes.Toss the cauliflower with vinegar & sprinklewith cheese. Return to oven & roast until thecheese is melted & moisture has evaporated,about 5 to 10 minutes.The roasting gives the cauliflower a lovelynutty flavour that goes well with beef,venison or lamb.Serve with a local red wine & enjoy theflavours.
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NSW Police have welcomed the creation of amobile version of the popular Crime Stoppersweb site.Today, Crime Stoppers in Australia is launching amobile version of its tip submit web site
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 www.crimestoppers.com.auOperational Communication Assistant Commis-sioner Peter Barrie said information from thepublic was one of the greatest weapons policehad to fight crime.
“The smart phone and the tablet have become a
part of our lives in a short time.
“The mobile site will give the public an additional
means to report crime that will work alongsidethe more traditional communications mediums.
“The mobile site is a secure, simple way for the
public to tell us what they know.
“It is a great way for people to send us a message
and support it with a picture
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anywhere,
anytime.”
 Peter Price OAM, CEO of Crime Stoppers said,
“we have seen explosive growth in tips submitted
by the public online: 100% in the last 12 monthsalone. And not only in Australia.This, coupled with the growth in smart phonesand tablet mobile computers has led us topioneer a platform that is a mobile version of ourcurrent encrypted web site, so the public can use
simple drop down menus, a simple “point andfinger click”.
 Crime Stoppers helps solve a crime every14 minutes somewhere in the world, thanks to avigilant community
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now maybe we can hope-fully reduce that time to 10 minutes, by increasingthe speed and ease of getting the informationfrom the public to police.
“There is a wealth of untapped communityinformation out there, at the moment we don’tfully know what they, ‘the community’ know”, we
need the eyes and ears of the community, to
make Australia a safer place.”
 
Price continued, “You, the community are your
own first line of defence and your best weapon isthe phone or computer, see something, hearsomething then click something and let us know."Regardless of the way you contact authoritiesplease advise any anti social behaviour orsuspicious activity in your neighbourhood.
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Cooperating Anglican Parish of Canowindra andUniting Church Congregations of Canowindra,Cranbury and Cudal will be celebrating 100 yearsof the Canowindra Methodist Circuit during theweekend of 23-24 June 2012.A dinner is being organised for the Saturdayevening 23 June in the Canowindra CommunityCentre at 6.30pm.On Sunday a Communion Service will be held inthe Peace Memorial Uniting Church, BlatchfordStreet at 10am.Sunday lunch followed by a pleasant Sundayafternoon concert at Cranbury Uniting Church inthe Paddock 2pm.The Moderator of NSW, ACT, Rev Dr Brian Brownwill be the guest preacher.The congregations are compiling a booklet of stories, yarns, historical events, funny events,spiritual discovery and growth that can be sharedwith all present and the community at large andwould welcome a contribution from you! It needonly be a paragraph or two.Please send your contribution to:Minister: Rev Jono Williams, PO Box 197,Canowindra NSW 2804, phone 02 6344 1643 oremail: revjono@bigpond.comor Marion Wilson email emandbe@sctelco.net.auor phone 02 6344 1716.Contributions would be greatly appreciated bySaturday 21 April 2012 and will be handled care-fully and any historical artefacts returned oncecopied. We look forward to hearing from you!
Canowindra Men's Shed members are very appreciative of the donation fromLawrence's IGA presented Monday morning: L-R Brian Grant, Bob Robson, JohnnyLawrence, Des Fisher, Noel Preston, Ned Curry, John Rue, Ray Anderson, CecBalcombe, Rodney Ball, Peter Watt, Bernard Rue.
To the editor...
There has been a spate of persons, sofar unknown, deliberately opening gatesaround town, usually after dark, which al-lows stock to stray onto local roads.This practice is either simply mischievous orout of spite.For whatever reason, the likelihood of aserious car accident is highly probable withdamage to the car, possible personal injuryto say nothing of injury to the animals.Recently a gate was opened in Icely Streetallowing a mare and foal to escape. It ismuch appreciated that somebody knockedon the door of the residence, not staying tobe thanked, as a resultof this thoughtfulgesture, the animals were thus quicklyreturned to the paddock.Yours sincerelyBill Barwood, Canowindra
taste Canowindra
Saturday March 31
st
 Jenni SawellCeltic harpist
from the classics to Metallicafor just $
60
 
(approx 15 tickets left)
 bookings essential
Come & enjoy free wine tasting,a fabulous 3 course meal,and the wonderful
Images of Gaskill Street 
exhibition on now until 31
st
May
 ...don't miss out!
42 ferguson street
ph 02 6344 2332
 
www.tastecanowindra.com.au
 Ruby Hill Equine Centre
 
will be holding riding lessons atDiana and Stewart Frost's
Quarry Road Moorbel
Wednesday 11 April
Please book with Donna Indon 0412 421 949
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