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 Sports
and Outdoor activities (including Scouts):
Thame
Scouts web page
Thame
Table Tennis Club
Thame
Youth Football Club
Thame
Running Club
Thame
Tennis Club
Racquets
Fitness Centre
Towersey
Morris Side
Thame
Bowls Club
Theatre
and Music Groups:
Thame Players Theatre
Thame
Youth Theatre
Chinnor
Operatic Society
Thame
Choral Society
Lord
Williams's Festival Chorus
Chinnor
Silver Band
Thame
Concert Band
 www.thamechamberchoir.org
Boating
Clubs on the Thames:
http://www.zyworld.com/thames/utmyc.htm
http://www.zyworld.com/oxford/oxford.htm
Henley
Dragons Dragon Boat Club (also see
below)
Other
Groups in and around Thame:
Thame
Speakers Club
St. Joseph's Church Choir
Thame
Bridge Club
Bridge
For All
The
John Hampden Society
Princes
Risborough Young Farmers Club
St
Mary's Church Youth Clubs
Amicos
Social Group
Chiltern
Writers Group
Thame Rotary Club
Haddenham
and Dictrict Rotary Club
Thame
Tennis Club
Thame
Round Table and Ladies Circle
Thame Lions
Risborough
Photographic Club
Thame
Twinsets - 'Stitch 'n Bitch' ( Knitting, crochet)
- meets every Tuesday, 8pm - Six Bells, Thame
- call 07792 487030 for details
**Thame
Art Group - Meet on Monday evenings 7pm -
9pm, term time only at Lord Williams Lower School
art room, Towersey Road, Thame.
Fees £30 pa. We hold an AGM in September.
We continue to meet after summer term ends, on
Sunday mornings at various locations in Oxfordshire
and Buckinghamshire - come rain or shine!
Annual exhibition of paintings for sale takes
place in Thame Town Hall around November time,
but
for 2010 the group will be changing venue to the
new Guide HQ and exhibiting in Spring.
The
Barns Centre in Thame has a permanent exhibition
for members wishing to sell any pieces.
There
are currently about 16 members in the group, a
mixture of ages and abilities. Members are not
only from Thame but come from Chinnor, Longwick,
Aylesbury and even Grendon Underwood.
It is non-tutored and you are free to do whatever
you wish in a very relaxed and friendly atmosphere.
Members are given 10% discount at Glynswood, the
local art and crafts shop in Thame.
Contact: Richard Warner
01844 218718 (Chairman)
On this page:
The Thame & District Classic Motor Club
Princes
Risborugh Camera Club
Royal British Legion - Meets every third Wednesday in the Month - Old Nags Head, Thame - 7.15pm for 7.30pm - Come and join us !
Wanted! Women and ‘Girl Power’ have always under-pinned society – Why? – because we can be relied upon; because we are “doers” not “watchers”; because we hold families and groups of people together; because we are good organisers but most importantly because we VALUE one another.
Why should you know about the Royal British Legion Women’s Section? – because it is the LARGEST Ex-Servicewomen’s organisation in the country. Not only that, but it is the SECOND LARGEST women’s organisation in the country! ANY woman over the age of 16 may join – and is already has 70,000 members.
What will I have to do? Well, if you want to offer your support and encouragement, and your belief that in these endless days of conflict around the world, that it is women who should lead the way in supporting those left behind and in need of financial assistance and comfort – then this is your opportunity to help both women and their children - you may already know of someone who is in this sad position. If you have some spare time and want to contribute to the running of this great 80-year old organisation, then this is your chance – YOUR SKILLS ARE NEEDED.
VOLUNTEERS are the backbone of hundreds of local services around the country – tin-rattling to raise funds to support local enterprise, meals on wheels, hospital driving, sponsorship for a new play park or school equipment, sponsorship for a friend running the marathon and raising funds for a very good cause – you are likely to have contributed to a number of these already. So who does the administration at local level; who counts the money – our volunteers and members. Perhaps you have the odd hour to spare and want to put something personal back into the community – then you can as a member of the Women’s Section.
Maybe you are fun-loving or perhaps a little bit lonely? Then join us and make many new friends, enjoy the companionship and the laughter – you will not regret a single moment! Perhaps you are ex-Service and the ceremonial side of life and the uniform gave you that sense of belonging to a really respected organisation, then that is also available for those of you who are interested – most of us just watch and admire.
HOW CAN I JOIN YOU? Telephone: 020 7973 7214 or Fax: 020 7839 7917 Email: lbunting@britishlegion.org.uk Website: www.britishlegion.org.uk
JOIN US NOW and add your strength and support.
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