A worthy cause
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Daffodil Day is a major fundraiser of the Cancer Council with all money raised helping the Cancer Council to continue its work in cancer research, providing patient support programs and prevention programs for all Australians.
Daffodil Day helps grow hope for better treatments and more survivors.
The Cancer Council describes the daffodil represents as providing hope for a cancer-free future.
Each day more than 115 Australians will die of cancer and it is because of this that fundraising for a cure is so desperately needed.
This year Daffodil Day aims to raise more than $9.7 million to fund the cancer control initiatives, patient support and research services of Cancer Council’s eight state and territory member organisations.
Last Friday, Ev and Deirdre were amongst more than 10,000 volunteers expected to staff more than 1200 Daffodil Day sites across Australia.
Weekend set
ALL is shaping up for a great day of fun this Saturday when the Wattle Time Street Parade and Fair takes place.
After the conclusion of the Street Parade which will make its way down the main street, everyone is invited back to Albert Park to relax at the Fair.
It will be a great day for the whole family while showcasing Cootamundra and the surrounding region.
The Fair will feature market stalls, food courts, outdoor entertainment throughout the day, kids activities and rides to showcase all the things Cootamundra and the surrounding region have to offer while incorporating all things garden, home, lifestyle and leisure.
The Cootamundra Development Corporation is still accepting market stalls with enquiries directed to 6942 1400 or via email at cdcinfo@cootamundra.com.
Friday street stall
THIS Friday, the Cootamundra Hospital Auxiliary will host a street stall outside Westpac with loads of delicious goodies on offer from 9am.
The Hospital Auxiliary works to provide the ‘extras’ patients and staff at the hospital need or want.
All items purchased by the Auxiliary remain the property of the local hospital.
Keep voting
LOCAL residents and supporters of the Cootamundra Junior Soccer Club have until 11.59pm to vote for the Cootamundra Junior Soccer Club to possibly win a $5000 prize package.
Voting is limited to one vote per IP address per day.
Voting can be done at http://extra.foxsportspulse.com/competitions-and-offers/refresh-your-club/ and select the vote tab.
If successful the Junior Soccer Club will put the funds towards much needed new goalposts and nets on their home ground.