Hi Karin,
I live between Cwrt and Trefri but I known nothing of the Rees family
I'm afraid. The families I know of in that area are the Morgans,
Moles and Roberts but I think one of them is probably on the move as
there has been a 'for sale' sign at the end of the road leading up
the hill for some weeks now. I suggest you try phoning Dyfi Marine
who's owner lives in the area, they may be able to help. You will
find their number and email address on the Aberdyfi page of the
www.dyfi.com web site.

Brian.


--- In aberdyfi@..., karen morris <karenmorris001@...>
wrote:
>
> Dear Brian I do know what you mean, here we seem to be controlled
by those who don't take notice of the opinions of individuals. Have
you heard of the Porthcawl bottle bank? a new building put up instead
of the Victorian Esplanade hotel. They couldn't keep the facade
because it cost too much so we have a very modern building next to an
old building-it looks terrible and is the source of amusement! They
hope to get rid of the fair and put a development on it I've heard
houses etc - the services will be overstretched. I'll keep you
posted. Any luck in tracing any of the Rees family of Trefri fach,
Cwrt and Machynlleth. I would be interested in hearing from them All
the best Karin
>
> ----- Original Message ----
> From: Brian <batctrashcan@...>
> To: aberdyfi@...
> Sent: Monday, 22 September, 2008 11:51:28
> Subject: [aberdyfi] Re: seaside village
>
>
> Karin, you are part of the Group. The 'Group' in Yahoo Groups is
the
> collective of individuals who join, it doesn't mean you have to be
part
> of another group to join in. Everyone can participate.
>
> Sorry you see Aberdyfi as losing its character but I agree with
your
> prognosis. I don't think it is caused by the residents or
shopkeepers,
> it's more to do with the way everything is regulated and controlled
> these days. Almost everything in the Village needs aproval from
some
> authority these days and the centralisation of bodies imposing
> regulations will inevitably result in all places being squeezed
into
> the same mould.
>
> I monintor the local Council meetings and believe me, the amount of
> frustration is huge. Almost all suggestions for improvements raised
at
> the meetings are either blocked or watered down by bodies answering
to
> central government.
>
> Brian.
>
> --- In aberdyfi@yahoogroup s.co.uk, "karenmorris001"
> <karenmorris001@ ...> wrote:
> >
> > Seeing you are a group (my mistake) I don't know if (especially
with
> > my acid tongue) you'd want me to contribute to your website. I
can
> > give you CHAT about my village and the goings on(clean type!) down
> > Newton bay where I live. Yours Karin
> >
>