The Rotary Club of Cobar found a novel way to fundraise and held a Book Fair on Saturday. Rotary Club secretary Gordon Hill said they had a great response from the community with an estimated 1,000 books being donated and also a good response from locals buying books. The fundraiser made $357.60 which Rotary will put towards projects in the local community. Mr Hill said they are considering donating the left over books to the Taree community who lost a lot of books in the recent floods. Pictured are Therese and Gordon Hill with Jane Siermans at the Book Fair.
The Rotary Club of Cobar found a novel way to fundraise and held a Book Fair on Saturday. Rotary Club secretary Gordon Hill said they had a great response from the community with an estimated 1,000 books being donated and also a good response from locals buying books. The fundraiser made $357.60 which Rotary will put towards projects in the local community. Mr Hill said they are considering donating the left over books to the Taree community who lost a lot of books in the recent floods. Pictured are Therese and Gordon Hill with Jane Siermans at the Book Fair.
There’s been plenty of first time experiences for Paris Capell in the past year—including getting a job with Local Land Services in Cobar, joining the Cobar women’s rugby team, scoring a Global Voices Fellowship and planning a trip to Rome. Apart from the rugby, one thing has led to the […]
The Cobar Darts Association held their end of season presentations at the Services Club on Saturday night. The George Lowe Best and Fairest trophy was awarded to Dick Tulloh, while the Kevin Basedow Most Improved award was shared by mother and son Samantha and Leslie Hooker. The Sue Duell Club Person […]
Dear editor, Your Page 6 story in last week’s edition August 6, Iona was added to the government’s National Park network, was a nice story. Whilst I am very grateful about the purchase, however, I was a little disappointed when I read NSW Minister for Environment Penny Sharpe’s final comments […]
