Narooma CWA members also won two group categories – where the work represents the efforts of more than one individual –  at the CWA event at Bermagui. These will also be entered at the state competition at Armidale in April, representing the Far South Coast Group as a whole. Expectations are high that many state prizes will follow.

Diana Morgan won the Moist Coconut Cake section, the only success in the cookery section this year. Can she repeat this success at state level?

We wish all members competing at state level the very best of luck.

Joyce Horton was involved in many organisations in Narooma and was well know for great sponge cakes and her CWA handicraft. Ms Horton passed on Saturday, March 17 in Victoria. She was 88 years old and had suffered from the effects of a stroke for some time.

All and sundry – yes men too – are invited to fun and games at the CWA Narooma rooms on Thursday, March 22.

Dive into games of Yahtzee, Scrabble, Uno – it’s a chance to play all those games that need more than one player; Solitaire can get solitary after all. It’s a dose of fun and laughter, with good company followed by an afternoon tea. Entry is $5.

If you can’t make the games afternoon, be sure to head to the Easter garage Sale, from 8am to 2pm, on Saturday, March 31.

There will be home-made goodies and sausage sandwiches to eat.

Thumb through the book, rummage through a range of pre-loved items including clothes and bric-a-brac, or pick up a new plant for the garden. Be sure to guess the number of Easter Eggs in the jar.

Goods for the sale can be donated by dropping them in to the CWA on Friday morning, 10am-12pm, or Tuesday afternoon, 1pm to 3.30pm.

Or contact Joanne King 4476-7461 to arrange pick-up/drop off.