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TWIN TEENAGERS
Special birthday greetings are sent to Ellie and Aaron Bartlemore of Treorchy,
who will celebrate their 13th birthdays on March 9.
“Teenagers at last!”
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TEENAGER
Special happy birthday
wishes to Rachel Phillips of
who will be celebrating her 13th birthday on February 7.
with lots of love from your family and friends.
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15th BIRTHDAY
Belated birthday greetings
are sent to Jordan Thomas of
who celebrated his 15th birthday on February 6,
with lots of love from all the family.
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CELLO
Congratulations are sent to Callum Wood of Ynyswen,
on passing his Grade One Cello examination,
with love from all the family.
Thanks also to Callum’s music teacher Mrs Griffiths.
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14th BIRTHDAY
Happy
birthday wishes to Louise Davies of
who will be 14 on November 17,
with love from all the family
TEENAGER
Special happy birthday wishes are sent to Owen Kinsey of Cwmparc,
who will be celebrating his 13th birthday on October 12,
with love from family and friends.
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MARTIAL
ART
Congratulations to Bryony Chislett Williams of Treorchy (pictured) on achieving level 4 in her martial art Dacayana/Eskrima (this discipline uses a rice-flail).
This makes Bryony the leading Junior exponent in the country.
She has been attending classes in ‘Kempo’ at Aberdare and has only one more grading test to reach her black belt.
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"Don't Mess With Bryony!"
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GIRLS AND BOYS CLUB
The Ton Pentre and Gelli Girls and Boys Club reopened from Tuesday, September 9.
Opening times are Tuesday and Wednesday evenings from 6pm to 8pm.
The club caters for youngsters aged from 7 to 15 years old and all are welcome.
For further information, please contact Ryan on 07979 210639.
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YSGOL GYFUN CYMER RHONDDA
If your child is in Year 7, 8 or 9 at Ysgol Gyfun Cymer Rhondda there is a Youth Club for them every Wednesday evening from 7 pm until 9pm.
This is a chance for these pupils to socialise through the medium of Welsh and we have football, table tennis, badminton, art, dance mats, Nintendo Wii & pool, and we go on trips each term.
We are in danger of losing this club for which we fought very hard if more pupils do not attend.
For further information, telephone Celia at the school on 680802.
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GOING GREEN - Treorchy Youth Centre members have been busy planting flower pots for Ystrad Fechan Home for the Elderly in Treorchy. Last summer the youngsters planted geraniums, petunias and marigolds, then in the autumn they planted bulbs of daffodil, crocus and tulip.
This was an enjoyable experience for the Youth Centre members and after the success of pot planting, they are going to start an allotment project. The members hope to be growing their own vegetables and flowers and sharing the produce with the Residential Home, as well as learning a lot of new skills in the process.
Participants in these projects will be gaining a qualification - a record of achievement, Mayor of RCT Award or Duke of Edinburgh Award.
Jennifer Terry, the Senior Youth Worker, has attended Open College Network Gardening courses to get the up to date information on gardening techniques.
Keep up the Good Work, Treorchy Youth Centre!
YOUTH CENTRE
The Youth Centre in Horeb Street, Treorchy is open on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday evenings from 6.30 to 8.50pm, cost 50p.
Activities on offer are weightlifting, basketball, dance, football, crafts, games, issue base work, gardening, citizenship, history project, Duke of Edinburgh Award, Mayor RCT Award, Record of Achievement and trips.
Come and give it a try?
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Every Monday (except holidays) there is a weekly Indoor Hockey Training Session held at Treorchy & Cwmparc Boys & Girls Club (off Station Road , opposite Treorchy Co-op).
It's aimed at girls between 7 and 15 years old, and runs each Monday at the club between 6 - 7 pm.
Please note the change in the time, this is due to the coach’s other commitments, if this causes too much inconvenience to some girls, please let us know and we will see if there is anything we can do to help.
The hockey is free to club members and £1 to visitors (this weekly £1 contribution also allows the girls access to all of the club facilities for the week).
Equipment is provided (although bring your own shin-pads) and a trained coach delivers the training.
For more info, please feel free to pop into the club on a Monday between 6 and 7 pm.
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YOUTH
CENTRE - Treorchy
Youth Centre is situated in Horeb Street
, just behind the HSBC Bank on the
Activities on offer are Basketball, Football, Darts, Table Tennis, Pool, Arts and Crafts, Weight Training, Quizzes, Dance, Cooking, Duke of Edinburgh Awards, Record of Achievements, Photography, Open College Network Certificate, Trips, Disco, Residential Experience, Committee Skills, Issue Base Work, Environmental Projects and Netball.
Lauren Holmes, one of the young people who attend the centre says:
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“ I have been coming to Treorchy Youth Centre for the last five years and I really enjoy it. I have an excellent relationship with the youth workers and supervisors and have met some new friends. I think people who are looking to have a good time and a laugh should come to Treorchy Youth Centre and try the experience, so I recommend coming to this youth centre. I am in the middle of my Duke of Edinburgh Award and I have just completed my record of achievements award. I am on the Youth Committee and also represent the Youth Centre on the Rhondda Youth Forum. I have also completed my netball accreditation certificate. So you can see there are plenty of opportunities to do positive things.” |
Why not come along and enjoy a free first night trial. If we haven’t got what you are looking for we will try and meet your needs. So come along and join Treorchy Youth Centre and meet some new friends and have an excellent time.
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NETBALL - On a Wednesday, Rebecca Williams is looking for a netball team to compete in competitions, with a forthcoming summer tournament to look forward to. We need more girls now and, if you are interested, please can you attend training on a Wednesday evening in the Treorchy Youth Centre.
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GIRLS CLUB - Girls aged between 8 and 15 years old who want to learn new things, meet new friends, or just take part in fun activities are invited to come along to Treorchy & Cwmparc Boys & Girls Club. Yes, you don’t have to be a boy to attend this club – girls can attend too! We have a new activity planned at the club, for girls only, ages 8 - 15 years old. Monday evenings, starting 16th April 2007, Indoor Hockey training. It's going to be between 5 - 6 pm and its free to club members, and a £1 to visitors. This weekly £1 contribution also allows the girls complete access to all of the club's facilities for that week. Equipment will be provided and trained coaches will deliver the training sessions. For more info, please pop into the club which is open Mon - Thurs, 6 - 8 pm. Plus, for those girls who are interested in other sport, there’s Tennis and Basketball coaching on a Monday, and Football Training (under 9s) on a Tuesday. Ring the Club on 07866806611 for more details. Finally, the club desperately needs VOLUNTEERS to help provide supervision, assist with tuck shop duties and generally help out with activities and clearing away. Parents, grandparents, aunts, uncles or anyone with just a few hours to spare (even if it’s only once a month!) are invited to please contact the club to discuss how you can help. Tel: 07866806611. |
Volunteers Wanted for Ystrad Boys’ and Girls’ Club - 06/09/05
Ystrad Boys and Girls Club is looking for
adult helpers. We are very
flexible and therefore appreciate anytime you can offer.
Although we offer a wide range of activities, experience is not
necessary as there are many ways you can help out.
If you are interested please visit the club
(41A William Street, Ystrad) on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday
between 18.30 and 21.00. Please
ask for Alan, Carol or Alethea.
We look forward to seeing you soon!
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Ton and Gelli Boys’ and Girls’ Club Opens - 05/09/05 The Ton and Gelli Boys’ and Girls’ Club opens for the autumn season on Tuesday 6th September at 6pm.
The club, which is located just off the top end of Dinam Park Avenue in Ton Pentre, will be open on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday evenings from 6pm to 8pm.
Boys and girls aged from 7
to 15 are welcome to go along and participate in a range of sporting,
recreational and social activities. The new club intends to add educational
activities including the chance to get involved with the Duke of Edinburgh
award. Contributions are £1 a week.
To broaden the activities on offer the club is very keen to add to their existing volunteers. Instructors for sports such as basketball and table tennis are particularly welcome. If you want to get involved please call in at the club or call 01443 425894 and ask for Dean.
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The Club also runs under 17 and under 19 teams. All of our teams acquitted themselves well in their respective leagues. As well as celebrating the Club’s football success, the evening raised over £1,000 for club funds. An auction was held for a Football signed by the current Cardiff City squad and a Liverpool F.C. shirt autographed by Ian Rush, also prizes given by local businesses were raffled, our thanks to all who donated. The evening concluded with a disco. Thanks to the management committee, football managers and club volunteers for their commitment over the season and, of course, to our players and club members, without who we wouldn’t have anything to celebrate. As always, the club, which is open on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday evenings, needs additional volunteers. If you could give up a couple of hours per week to help us out, call in at the club, which is located off Dinam Park Avenue, during the evening and ask for Kevin (club leader), or alternatively, during the day ring Dean on 01443 425894 for further information. * * * |
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