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We had agreat time at the Family Sports Day!
There was races for all ages and footie all day.
All of the children, young and old participated in every activity.
And there were smiles all round whether they were in the lead or not.
There were treats after every activity which kept the energy levels up.
Each of the Children were presented with a Medal for their participation.
Well done to all
On Saturday 15th of August 2009 PAR Dyce carried out another clean up at
central park Dyce. At 9am we all met at Dyce primary school car park to be faced with very wet conditions and the rain getting steadily worse.
Fifteen volunteers turned up and
after a few minutes debate it was decided we should brave the elements and get going.
The grass was very wet so we decided to clean the pathways, playground area and the multi purpose play area beside the shopping centre. The crew got to work in the usual high spirits, the weather did not dampen our action at all.
A number of bags were full by the end and
a considerable amount of glass was removed from the multi purpose play area making it safe again for the kids in Dyce.
Many thanks from PAR Dyce to all who helped and took part. A well earned cup of coffee and a chat was appreciated at the Asda food court even although all were a bit drookit.
Original pictures will soon be available in our photo album.
9th May Free Car Wash kept
the Volunteers busy.
See our photo album for original images.
On Saturday 9th May 2009 PAR Dyce held a Free car wash at Dyce primary school for the community of Dyce.
Volunteers in attendance were Gregor, Graham, Ken K., Anupe, Ashutosh, Ken R. and Keiran. At 8:30am the hoses and water supply from Pru's new tap were turned on, soap buckets filled, sponges at the ready, wheel cleaner and air freshener side by side, PAR Dyce were raring to go for the 9am start.
The weather was changeable with sunny spells. Custom was slow at first but once word was put round that 'your car could be washed free of charge, with a smile and some humour from the high spirited volunteers sometimes breaking into song' the cars came rolling in.
Manson, the minister at Dyce parish church came in to have his car washed and was so impressed he went and got some muffins for our break and then stayed to give us support.
Mid morning Gregor provided us with tea and coffee to go with the muffins, this was much appreciated as quite a bit of energy was used washing the cars.
Some people were surprised that they were getting something for nothing and wanted us to accept their donations but we stressed we were there to benefit and help the community of Dyce. One customer did give us a home made banana loaf which went down very well with a cup of tea.
Our day ended at 2:30pm when the weather broke and rain stopped work. It was another successful event for PAR Dyce helping us raise awareness of our presence and willingness to help the community of Dyce. And we look forward to more events throughout the year, helping the community and people of Dyce.
Remember if you would like to request our assistance or suggest a project to us you can do so through our contact us page or talk to one of the men if you know them.
Mandate 2008
Here we have some pictures from our trip to take part in Mandate 2008.
These pictures and more are available bigger in our photo album.
P.A.R. Dyce has been awarded an
Aberdeen Champions Peoples Award
On the evening of Saturday 8th November P.A.R. Dyce attended the AECC where the Evening Express held their awards ceremony for Aberdeen Champions. P.A.R. Dyce given an award in recognition of our work in Dyce community.
A lady at Glentanar Cresent in Dyce had become concerned about her garden hedge which was becoming a danger to people using the footpath. Being unable to cut back the 
hedge herself, she contacted P.A.R. Dyce and we were more than happy to help. In July 08 three of the P.A.R. Dyce men went into action. Arriving early Ian Milne, Graham Paul and Ian Ramsay working once again like a well oiled machine trimmed the hedge and collected the cuttings in a garden waste bin and not even stopping for coffee on what was a hot sunny morning.
While we were there the lady also mentioned a problem with her doorway, a loose fitting was tripping up people. A quick investigation by the P.A.R. Dyce team found the problem and quickly repaired the matwell.
The lady was very pleased with the P.A.R. Dyce work and we were happy to be of assistance.
We are here to help the people of Dyce and if you need something done
or know of someone who we could assist don't hesitate to contact us.
Our meetings are monthly but this month the Meeting date is yet to be decided, watch this space! The venue may change each month but will be posted here in advance. On some occasions we may need to alter the date of the meeting but advanced warning will be given here. You can also sign up to our newsletter which we will send to notify everyone interested of our upcoming events and meetings and any changes.
We welcome all men from Dyce to come and participate. We will be planning and discussing our future events. As always we are open to any new suggestions or ideas, come to us with them or submit a suggestion online.
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