A play full of youthful enthusiasm with record breaking monetary returns. Jackie and the Baked Bean Stalk was a delightful play directed by Eleisha Corradini. The members of the cast displayed moments of impromptu excitement that encapsulated the feeling of pure fun for the cast. The audience felt they wanted to be on stage enjoying the moment, until Grimelda (Mary Boxsell) appeared in her terrifying role. With consistently good, sized audiences the Twin Town Players are to be praised and their young band of actors promise a bright future.
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Kandos High HSC Artworks
A large gathering was present at Gallery 47. Students from Kandos High displayed their finished pieces for their Year 12 projects. Alex Wisser gave an opening speech on the artists future and the philosophy of appreciating art. Kat Brown, established and loved art teacher said, “I feel very emotional about this group because they’re my last at Kandos High.” Kat will be missed as she is a passionate teacher who inspires her students. The art works can be viewed at the Saffron Café with a fine coffee until November 25.
Remembrance Day in Kandos
Over 150 people attended Kandos Remembrance Day service at the Memorial Wall. President John Taylor welcomed everyone. Reverend Michael Sutton said prayers and gave the address. Brody Munday spoke about Remembrance Day, Harrison Cunningham said a Prayer for the Nation, Kirilee Besant a Prayer for the Defence Force, Jorja Witcher a Prayer for Peace, Aaron Large a Prayer for the Wounded, Lachlan Mason Prayer of Thanksgiving. Shannon Norbat read the poem ‘Smilin' Thru', they are the School Captains from Kandos High and Primary Schools. Certificates were presented to the ladies who made the poppies for the display of over 2500 poppies.
Glen Evans
Kandos CWA Active!
Kandos CWA launched their new commercial kitchen at a Spring Soiree on Friday, November 9. It was the result of several years' fundraising as well as grants from local and NSW governments, the CWA and Kepco. The new facility is available for private functions, community groups and locals wanting the use of a commercial kitchen to support the running of micro businesses. Former CWA President Marie Trounson broke a baguette to open the kitchen. The event was a perfect opportunity for the CWA Ukulele Group to entertain the crowd, while CWA Art Group held an Art Exhibition and CWA member Cheree Edwards exhibited a selection of artisan cutlery. To raise further funds to fit out the kitchen, there was a raffle, a 100 Club and an auction of five aprons.
Colleen O’Sullivan
