The “MSA” provides a powerful platform for community building. The Granville dance hall has always been a favourite among middle-aged and senior citizens. The dance hall has a vibrant atmosphere and a comfortable, spacious environment. President Ge frequently participates in activities at the dance hall, and the volunteer team members provide warm and attentive service, which is commendable.
At the request of dance enthusiasts, and through the efforts of the association’s leadership, the dance hall at 30 Morgan St. Kingsgrove Community Centre was reopened on August 11th and received high praise from nearby residents.
Professor Fu’s professional dance training base has attracted many dance enthusiasts. Classes are held every Thursday at Granville Town Hall, which is very popular among students.
On August 19th, the two associations held a symposium for retired volunteers to express gratitude for their continued support and contributions to the association’s development.
President Ge’s pre-meeting remarks:
Live Report: August 19th, noon, symposium for retired volunteers, personally organised by Chairman Ge at the Tian Tian Yu Cun Restaurant in Cabramatta, was held to commend their continued dedication and contributions in their respective roles after retirement, and to pay tribute to their enthusiasm and commitment.
Chairman Ge, 76 years old, oversees the overall coordination and leads members of the MSA and ARCFA in actively participating in community activities. Vice Chairmen Zhang Xiumei and Yan Wenguang, along with dance hall general manager Zhang Shaofen, actively assist in managing the dance hall. Financial Director Zhang Shurong diligently oversees finances. Sound supervisor Chen Hong is always quietly available to help with the association’s work. In short, all the retired volunteers present today deserve recognition and praise for their active contributions to encouraging more middle-aged and elderly friends to leave their homes and participate in community activities, continuously improving their health. The symposium proceeded in a happy and friendly atmosphere…
On August 4th, from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM, a telephone conference was held, chaired by Executive Vice Chairman Yang Na.
Topic: To further improve the program quality and innovation capabilities of middle-aged and elderly art teams. To showcase the positive and optimistic spirit of middle-aged and elderly people and starting now, the Two Associations have established a program review team to implement standardised reviews and management of performance programs for various activities, ensuring all events are well organised.
1）The review team consists of President Ge, Executive Vice President Yang Na, Vice President Zhang Xiumei, Vice President Nina Wang, and Director Mary of the Art Troupe.
2）For each performance, the program content must be submitted according to the notified schedule. Late submissions will not be arranged.
3）Program requirements: closely adhere to the theme, include the team name, program content, performers, performance time, and presentation via USB drive or band.
4）Ensure performance safety. The choreography process should be based on the actual abilities of middle-aged and elderly people, proceeding within their capabilities.
In short, our wish and goal is for our art teams to continuously improve, develop their own style, and expand their influence.
The activities at the Cabramatta Community Centre of the Australian Russian – Chinese Friendship Association every Tuesday are rich and varied. Elderly people have expressed great satisfaction with the various activities and lunches provided.
On August 29th, the association organised a day trip for its members and seniors. They enjoyed delicious food, beautiful greenery, and fine wines, sharing happiness with friends…
Comments from participants:
Good Deeds Section:
Concluding Remarks: The wind was gentle, the flowers were romantic, and the two association was warm. Let us follow our two presidents on the path of lifelong growth and continue to explore new possibilities…
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