Joint winners of the Mary Roberts Memorial Trophy for the best attendance in choir rehearsals/performances. John Bingham and Arthur Roberts being presented with the trophy by choir MD Ruth Evans.
Wednesday, 24 April 2013
Saturday, 30 March 2013
Pasg Hapus
100 club winners for March 2013
£50
no. 19 Ian Hughes
£40
no 53 Phillip Parry
£30
no. 49 Elfed Thomas
£20
no. 16 Glyn Brooks
£10
no. 25 Geraint Jones
Friday, 1 March 2013
100 club winners for February
£50 no. 24 John Bingham
£40 no. 30 Tom MacLean
£30 no. 19 Ian Hughes
£20 no. 58 Sarah Ward
£10 no. 8 Huw Voyle
Tuesday, 5 February 2013
100 Club January Draw
£50 no. 58 Sarah Ward
£40 no. 59 Vicky Thomas
£30 no. 65 Jenkins Family
£15 no. 63 Becky Hall
£10 no. 55 Jane Brooks
Many thanks for your support.
There will be a slightly larger pay-out
next month as some new members are coming onboard.
Steve (Choir President)
Many thanks for your support.
There will be a slightly larger pay-out
next month as some new members are coming onboard.
Steve (Choir President)
Monday, 7 January 2013
We're Back
Had the Christmas Ague?
Here's some of Doctor Andrew's tips to get rid of the claggy throat gremlins and get yourself ready for
a return to singing this Wednesday at 6.30
1. Try a glass of Whiskey - or
Clear your throat without contracting your throat area. Coughing and overusing the throat can create wear and tear on the vocal chords. The following method will protect your voice.
Sharply sniff, then swallow. Repeat if necessary.
2 Try another glass of whiskey - or
Drink lemon juice in water without ice. Squeeze a quarter of a lemon into a tall glass of water. Sip this slowly for 25 to 30 minutes. Lemon water is helpful for cutting through clag.
3. Try another glass of whiskey - or
Dairy products such as milk, yogurt and cheese create more clag in the throat and nasal passages.
Cutting back significantly, should decrease the amount of stuff in your throat and reduce the necessity for throat clearing.
If all else fails, I find a glass of Tullamore Dew helps.
Happy New Year. Blwyddyn Newydd Hapus. Bloavezh mat. Athbhliain faoi mhaise daoibh
Monday, 24 December 2012
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