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WEDNESDAY 9am: Croquet Club at the Country Club. Contact Mary 6942 4852. 2pm: Cootamundra Parkinson support group meets at the Stephen Ward rooms. Contact Helen 6942 2418. THURSDAY 9am: Croquet Club at the Country Club. Contact Mary 6942 4852.&nbsp; 9.30 am: Ladies social bowls at the Country Club. Cost $8 green fees. All welcome, no bowling experience necessary.&nbsp; 10am: Mudlarks pottery at Arts Centre,  BYO material, $5. 2pm: Crazy Whist at the Country Club. No card playing experience necessary. 6pm: Artlarks Friendship Group at Arts Centre, $5.

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9am: Croquet Club at the Country Club. Contact Mary 6942 4852.

2pm: Cootamundra Parkinson support group meets at the Stephen Ward rooms. Contact Helen 6942 2418.

9am: Croquet Club at the Country Club. Contact Mary 6942 4852.&nbsp;

9.30 am: Ladies social bowls at the Country Club. Cost $8 green fees. All welcome, no bowling experience necessary.&nbsp;

10am: Mudlarks pottery at Arts Centre,  BYO material, $5.

2pm: Crazy Whist at the Country Club. No card playing experience necessary.

6pm: Artlarks Friendship Group at Arts Centre, $5.

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