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.
A local Remembrance Day ceremony was held in Drummond Park yesterday, November 11 to mark the anniversary of the Armistice that ended fighting with Germany in World War I. Every year at the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month, millions around the world pause in silence […]
The Cobar Roosters made a lacklustre start to their Christie and Hood Castlereagh Rugby League Round 10 First Grade game against the Coolah Roos on Saturday at Tom Knight Memorial Oval and that was reflected in the final score, 36-20 in favour of the visitors. The Roosters however did find […]
