Pictured above: Participants enjoy morning tea and a chat
The Kukerin bouncing pillow was the site for a great community catch up on Friday November 30. With a catchy phrase of Chicks, Coffee and Conversation, organiser Jaclyn Shotter aimed to bring the female community together for a social catch up. “It was basically about looking after women in our rural communities” said Mrs Shotter.
The event was very well received with over 40 calling in for morning tea and a chat throughout the morning. There was a cross section of ages with younger and not so young engaged in a neutral social setting. Neighbours got to catch up with neighbours they hadn’t seen for years!
Another event is on the radar for the end of February next year, with a more whole of community focus.
Thank you to those who attended and all those involved in bringing it to fruition; it was a combined effort and appreciation goes especially to Kukerin Rural Service for their sponsorship and support.
The event was very well received with over 40 calling in for morning tea and a chat throughout the morning. There was a cross section of ages with younger and not so young engaged in a neutral social setting. Neighbours got to catch up with neighbours they hadn’t seen for years!
Another event is on the radar for the end of February next year, with a more whole of community focus.
Thank you to those who attended and all those involved in bringing it to fruition; it was a combined effort and appreciation goes especially to Kukerin Rural Service for their sponsorship and support.
  |  Pictured above left: Kenzie Knight enjoys the delicious scones Pictured above: Ingenious scone making Pictured left L-R: Helpers Aimee Hall and Jaclyn Shotter's mother, Beryl Ainsworth Pictured below: Participants enjoy the event  |
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