Tony and Kath Jacobson with Rylan Simms and Trina and Jessica Brown
Neil Burns and Robert Collins
Maryan Johnston, Sarah Shepheard, Sandy Mack and Robyn Masling
Dean Wright, Michael Fenwick and Ray Forrest
Meg Bennett, Sue McCutcheon and Julie McAnally
Narromine Shire Council mayor Bill McAnally (centre) watches the pigeons depart for Trangie.
Val Edmunds and Dawn Fuller have been supporting the McGrath Foundation for the past six years.
Narromine Shire councillor Dawn Collins chats with Donna Robertson and Karen Salmon.
THE support for the McGrath Foundation is as strong as ever, given the numbers who turned out in Narromine early yesterday morning to watch the sixth Pigeon Race from the town back to Trangie.
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A free sausage sizzle and stalls selling a range of items from pink cupcakes to crocheted coat hangers all contributed to the overall cause.
Narromine Shire Council mayor, Cr Bill McAnally said about $18,000 had been raised by a variety of means including a golf day, a pigeon race Calcutta and two bowls days on Trangie and Narromine plus the proceeds from the breakfast were expected to push the tally into the $20,000 range by day's end.
Photos and video: SIMON CHAMBERLAIN
