Hay CWA (Country Women’s Association)
held a successful street stall at the Old Fire Station
in Lachlan Street. Cakes, scones, cookies and
handicraft items were snapped up by eager
shoppers looking for morning/afternoon tea treats.
Organised by Georgie Neill and Amy Walters the
stall raised a lovely sum which will be added to
funds which go towards scholarships for local
students, at the end of the year.
Winner of the box of fresh fruit & vegetables,
donated by Foodworks, was Michelle Owen.
In other CWA news, the hard decision has been
made not to hold the Flower Show this year. Small
numbers of active members means there are not
enough workers to take on the mammoth task.
Georgie Neill and Beth Circuitt serve
Marg Tighe delicious baked goods.
“We hope to make it a bi annual event, so hopefully it will be back in full bloom next October (2015),” said President
Andrea McFarland.
International Day will be held Sat August 2nd at the Services Club, starting 12pm. Guest speaker Sue Flynn iwil be
talking about CWA’s country of study Botswana. Enjoy a traditional Botswana lunch, and CWA afternoon tea. $15 per
person Please come along and bring a friend.
CWA will once again have a stall at the Hay Show on September 13th & 14th. Scones with cream and am will be
available as well as slices, to have with your cup of tea or coffee.
Our camera at the Junior Magpies big
weekend. Minis, Mods and
International age teams filled all three
ovals at Hay Park. Keen players and
spectators braved a cold wet morning,
some travelling from Griffith, Leeton,
Narrandera and Darlington Point.
Hay Junior Magpies Big Weekend
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