Latest 'View from Richmond Park' column from the Journal


The latest 'View from Richmond Park' Carmarthen Town AFC column from the Carmarthen Journal -
There is a fund-raising charity evening planned for Friday (October 14) at the Carmarthen Town AFC Community Centre in Richmond Park, in aid of the Ty Cymorth Hospice in Carmarthen.
The event will be an informal affair with tickets priced at £12.50 each and groups of people can be seated together for a cold meat knife and fork buffet.
Pupils of Bro Myrddin School, with a range of musical recitals, and Gurnos Rees, an accomplished soprano cornet player will provide the entertainment. Gurnos has won the soloist prize at the National Brass Band Championship at the Albert Hall and numerous other awards.
There will also be ghostly and humorous contributions from the Reverend Towyn Jones and Councillor Peter Hughes Griffiths.
For tickets, or to make a donation, contact Jeff Thomas 07813 697774 / 01267 236227
55 Bronwydd Rd Carmarthen SA31 2AP jeffthomas@jeffthomas.plus.com
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Welsh Premier League Cup Season 2011/2012 –
Draw for Round One
South
Afan Lido v Aberystwyth Town
Carmarthen Town v Port Talbot Town
North
Airbus UK Broughton v Bala Town
Prestatyn Town v Newtown AFC
Draw for Round Two
South
Carmarthen Town/Port Talbot Town v Afan Lido/Aberystwyth Town
Neath FC v Llanelli AFC
North
The New Saints v Airbus UK Broughton/Bala Town
Bangor City v Prestatyn Town/Newtown AFC
This season's competition will not commence until the Saturday immediately following the proposed mid-winter break, 22nd January 2012.
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The second Mond Cup semi-final will be staged at Richmond Park on Wednesday 12th October, a local derby between Johnstown and Llanstephan. 6.45pm kick off.
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Tote draw – October draw, winning numbers 07 and 29. There were no winners of the prize of £400. The draw for a prize of £500 was being made on Tuesday night.

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