Stay on longer to have a chance to win the club’s amazing Friday night raffles.
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Do you have cans and bottles that can be recycled?
The Coly Bowling Club has containers at the back of the club.
If you just throw them out rather than recycling them, please drop them off to the back of the club so bowls members can recycle them and gain much needed funds.
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The Anglican Op Shop, Darlington Point has reopened and is available for drop offs and purchases.
It is located in the town hall and open each Saturday from 9am.
It is also always looking for volunteers to help out.
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If any past or present players, coaches, spectators or families have any old photos or memorabilia of Darlington Point Coleambally Rugby League Football Club that we could use at our reunion, please email them to dpc50reunion@gmail.com.
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The Coleambally Can Assist Morning Tea will be held on Thursday, June 20 from 9.30am at the Coleambally Community Club, Falcon Rd.
Guest speakers include Janelle Armstrong (Freer), who works at Illawarra Women’s Domestic Violence Court Advocacy Service. She will be talking about the different forms of Domestic Violence.
Ann Jones from the Murrumbidgee Domestic Violence Court Advocacy Service and Carrol Farlow from the Griffith Women’s Refuge will also speak.
Ann and Carrol will be talking about domestic violence and services that are available in the Murrumbidgee area.
We hope you can all come along and listen to these ladies. There is far too much of this happening everyday around us all.
Support our local Can Assist and enjoy a delicious morning tea.
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Please send any information for ‘Coly Chatter’ to cchirgwin81@gmail.com by 6pm each Sunday evening.
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