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Fancy Becoming a Majorette?
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Ross
Phoenix Majorettes are currently looking for new members
to join their team who have competed and done extremely
well at International level.
They
need boys and girls aged between eight and sixteen to
join their very successful troupe. You will learn military
marching, twirling, dance and pom-pom routines and will
also learn the discipline, confidence and team spirit
that is at the heart of Ross Phoenix.
Why
not go along and see the Majorettes at a training session
which take place on Wednesdays from January 4th at the
Larruperz Centre. For further information telephone Tracie
Cox on 01594 823 227.
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Topical Photography
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Above:
Sally Webb is presented with a Christmas turkey by Steve
Taylor of Cornwall's Butchers. Every year, Cornwall's donate
a turkey to the Ross Gazette, which is won by a reader
in a Gazette competition.
Below:
Jeronimo Maeso-Castrillon shows his Spanish speaking class
at the Larruperz Centre a traditional Spanish Christmas
crib.
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Above:
Staff member, Stewart White and residents, Colin Jones and
Jack Haley proudly pose in front of the window, beautifully
decorated by residents at the Chestnuts Retirement Home.
Below:
Gracie Rose Hartley and her mum Tammy, Grandmother Sue and
next door neighbour Daisy say "Hello" to Santa
as he makes his way around the streets of Ross-on-Wye collecting
money on behalf of the Ross Round Table. The money collected
will be donated to the 'Wye' ward of Hereford Hospital,
which specializes in damaged joints.
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Below:
Somerfield Managers, Frederick Blake and Mike Wood take
their turn at pedalling during twelve hour Bike Marathon
in aid of Acorns' Children's Hospice on Friday, 23rd December.
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Letters
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Hi
Alan,
I was just browsing the net looking for Tony Rivers and
Castaways sites when your Wyenot News online site popped
up and reminded me that I haven’t been in contact for
ages. I hope all is well with you and family. I’m really
surprised at how much info is still available regarding
bands of some thirty years standing. Tony Rivers has now
moved to Spain and, I guess, retired but knowing Tony
he will find some way of getting involved with music.
I had hoped to go down to Essex earlier this year to do
a reunion gig with a bunch of friends from the “old days”.
Unfortunately our lead singer/rhythm guitarist and lifelong
friend Cliff Early died just after Xmas so it all got
knocked on the head. In the meantime all is well here
in Devon and we can now get back onto the roads again
after the snow. I still have my recording studio in the
attic and when I get time between troubleshooting computers
I do a bit of recording. Thanks for the mention on the
site.
Best regards,
Graham
Scott
(ex lead guitar Castaways and Tremeloes)
Dear
Alan,
Just
to let you know that your news is greatly appreciated,
it keeps me in touch with Ross and the surrounding area.
We lived at Lea from 1968 - 2000 and then at Sellack until
September 2001 when we moved to West Cork, Ireland.
I am a bit of an amateur photographer myself, this is
where I live now.
Seasons
Greetings.
Karen Millward.
Two
of Karen's photographs can be seen below. West Cork looks
beautiful!
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