Mid-August this year we had the opportunity to fly to Darwin for four days. As it is such an unusual year with the COVID issues, it was suggested that this experience should be recorded for the Cherry Chatter!

The Laughing Lama Dance and Drama group is holding classes at the Hall + we are pleased to advise that the Secret Garden Playgroup is now operating at the Cherry Gardens Hall. The program is ideal for children aged 18 months to school age.

We have been progressing along with our training schedule this month and operations have pretty much returned to pre-Covid 19 status. The brigade now has two more members who have successfully completed their mandatory Basic Firefighting course and are now able to respond as needed. If anyone is interested in joining please come and see us any Monday night.

Next meeting: Monday 14th September – Richard Heathcote will give a light-hearted history of garden tools + George’s gardening tips for September

Well! Don’t some things come back to bite you! You may remember I have mentioned previously how important it is to daily check your horse, especially the feet – even when he is not going to be ridden. My owners generally stick to this routine pretty well, however some weeks ago (just after the last Chatter) I had a day off and my feet weren’t checked.

Cherry Church recommenced services during July. We warmly welcome anyone to joins us at 9.30am each Sunday morning. The Church community is always available to assist anyone who has a pastoral need.

September 2020 program + general info about the Friends of Scott Creek Conservation Park

We would like to welcome our new advertisers for September – Mobile Accounting and Tracey’s Barber’s Chair.

Rates and budget 2020-21
Representation Review Motion
Wilfred Taylor Reserve nature play space
Supplementary election
Have your say

Horse owners if you have a horse on Omoguard we have some great news for you. We have been able to get a special bulk buy meaning that the price works out to only $50per tube! August is National Pet Dental Health Month!

We continue to be grateful that SA is relatively free and back to the COVID normal. We are still allowed up to 90 people in the clubrooms and up to 1,000 spectators to watch games (which is a lot more than we would ever expect).

Well by the time you get to read this article to COVID 2020 footy season minor rounds will be over. The Women’s team has already finished, and this year unfortunately did not get into the finals. That being said all the girls did the club proud and we hope they all enjoyed themselves.

Getting old… and a new and easy Covid-19 test is doing the rounds …

Birthdays for September

Rainfall for July 2020 44.8 mm
Rainfall for July 2019 91.0 mm
Average rainfall for July 128.6 mm