2015- 19 Club Photos

 

       Sally Osgerby

                      Jac Doerner

  

           

 

                                                                                                                 

             

Aims and Mission of the Club

 

Ottringham Community Computer Club [Charity number1094955]

Of the community, for the community, by the community providing resources and opportunities for growth in body, mind and spirit.

Membership is £5.00 year (Jan1- Dec31). 
Membership and meeting information.

Our Mission:

	To learn about computer, ipad, Smartphone operations
	To keep our members informed about our Club's activities
	To spread news of common interests
	To be a good neighbour
	To have fun

 

 

Members are welcome to involve in:

• Special interests in computer devices
• Specific computer interest groups
• Hobbies – gardening, knitting, pets, photography, wood carving etc
• Social network, coffee mornings etc
• Charity works or village activities and the Village Committees

 

Core Values of setting the club

• Independent, Non-profit and charity organisation
• Organised and managed by the local community and volunteers
• Volunteered power

 

Committed to Excellence

• Overall wellness
• Life long learning & involvement to the club
• Individual self worth

 

Vision

The main premier resource for adults, especially over the age of 18 in the Holderness area. Innovative opportunities will be offered to meet the ever changing interests of members, allowing the Club and it’s participants to remain a vibrant part of the community.

Plan for re-organisation

Key to Ottringham and neighbouring Villages

Aim:

To seek people- young and old or disable, to come and spend time on Friday mornings to socialise and meet new and old friends

To learn all devices that is based on computer large, small and very small

To have short sessions on computer skill e.g to email, skype, on-line ..

To have a coffee morning

To interact about your hobbies and interests

To work together with other organisations

To establish, or secure the establishment as a Community Computer Centre and to maintain and manage the same (whether alone or in co-operation with any local authority or person or body)

Note:

•       Volunteers always needed
•        As it is the nature of a relaxed club, ideas and comments always welcome

Hog Roast 29 May 2010

A huge thank you to everyone who helped & supported us at the hog roast. The final profit should be in excess of £700.
Pat took these photos to remind us of a happy night with the Stoney Creek Boys.

A huge thank you to everyone who helped & supported us at the hog roast. The final profit should be in excess of £700.
Pat took these photos to remind us of a happy night with the Stoney Creek Boys.

Hog Roast

Tickets for the Hog Roast on Saturday 29 May are on sale in the post office & are reported to be in short supply.

Unfortunately the lion tamer has had to be called off & the weather forecast is that it will be too hot for the seal tamers.

But the Stoney Creek Boys have promised a great night and Hot Trotters will be carving the Hog Roast- the crane for moving the hog having been booked well in advance.

Tim is polishing his dancing shoes and the fridges are cooling the beer.

The hog roast starts at 7.30pm in the Village Hall at Ottringham- in aid of the village hall & computer club

Easter Egg Hunt

Egg number 8 went for a ride in a John Deere tractor thanks to Ripon Farm Services!




Egg 13 was hanging from the yew tree in the Church yard.













24 Easter Eggs were hidden around the village of Ottringham for the Easter weekend.

Easter Egg Hunt Winners

WINNERS

FIRST PRIZE Rhys Clark
Second prize Lymara Tonge
Third prize Victoria Cole
4 Jessica & Isobel Rutter
5 Jessica Mook
6 Olivia Wallis
7 Marley-Rae Murray & Tyler-eric Monkman
8 Hannah & Lilly Burke
9 Flynn Clark
10 Kane Clark

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