Congratulations to the following winners of 2018 Chinese Eisteddfod held in May.
Anika Dharma – Left 2 in the photo below
Caden, Wonjyeok Jeong – No photo
Brandon He – No photo
Ivan Huang – Photo below
Rory Martinic – Front row right 1 in photo below
Skye Dixon – No photo
The Orchid Talk was successfully held on 25 May 2018. More than 15 members attended the talk.
On 19 April, 16 members of the Association provided entertainment, including Cantonese opera singing and dancing, at The Hills Community Health Centre.
The Association was invited by the “Elderly Australian Chinese Homes” to perform in the Seniors Week Celebration held at Burwood RSL Club on 14 April 2018. 18 members attended the celebration. Performances included line dancing, Chinese flute, Cantonese Opera singing, oldies in Cantonese and Mandarin.
The Association participated in the Harmony Day held on Saturday, 7 April at the University of Western Sydney Parramatta campus. Representatives of the Association were Mr. YY Chan, Mr. Albert Wong, Mrs. Miranda Wong, Mrs. Jenny Lau and Mr. Kevin Lau. Mr. YY Chan demonstrated Chinese calligraphy whilst Mrs. Miranda Wong and Mrs. Jenny Lau performed Cantonese opera singing.
On 28 March, a Karaoke lunch was held after EYD. Over 60 members attended and all had a good time.
The Chinese New Year Dinner was held on Sunday 25th February 2018 at the Castle Terrace Chinese Cuisine, Castle Hill. There were 120 members and guests who attended the dinner party. The Hon. Philip Ruddock, Mayor of Hornsby Shire, Damien Tudehope, Member of Epping and Julian Leeser, Member of Berowra also amongst the guests who attended as well.
The event commenced with the dancing of three energetic lions. This was closely followed by the appearance of the God of Fortune who wished every member and guest best of luck and good fortune during the Year of the Dog. The God of Fortune, as a tradition, also gave red packet to each of the members and guests. Shortly after that, there were English and Chinese Opera singing performances.
The night ended with the prize draw of raffle tickets with qualitative and quantitative prized items, won by members and guests.
The party ended at 10pm, everyone went home with smiling faces.
In order to improve the efficiency of managing the Cherrybrook Chinese Community Association Inc., the Management Committee convened on 23 September 2017, have decided that all sub-groups’ (including Seniors Group) activities will now be directly managed, coordinated, organised, facilitated and financed by the Management Committee.
This edict will take effect immediately.
The newsletter summer edition is now available, click on the links below to read / download your favourite version. Hard copy is available from the office during office opening hours.
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