Issue 357 - The Holt Chronicle

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Issue 357
12th Aug 2016
The Holt
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The Holt Chronicle Issue 357
12th August 2016
Serving Holt, Sheringham, Wells, Fakenham and surrounding villages
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ELLIE AND JACK’S CHARITY
FOOTBALL MATCH
On Sunday 21st August a charity fundraising event will be held at Holt Playing Fields on Kelling Road. The event, called Ellie and Jack’s
Charity Match, will be a veterans football match to raise funds for four worthwhile causes, the Teenage Cancer Trust, the Sick Childrens Trust,
the Jenny Lind Department at Norwich Hospital and the Brain Tumour Charity. These four charities have been chosen by Ellie Shaul and Jack
Long, two local teenagers, who, over the past couple of years, have been helped by these charities after being diagnosed with serious illnesses.
Ellie’s Story
In November 2014 when I was 15, I was diagnosed with a craniopharyngioma (brain tumour). I was admitted into Addenbrookes Hospital where
I had an operation, which thankfully removed the whole tumour. However, I have been left with a few complications because of the position of
where the tumour was situated. I have diabetes insipidus, adrenal insufficiency, an underactive thyroid, Type 2 diabetes and I am also registered
as partially sighted.
I would like to raise funds for the Sick Childrens Trust because they provided the place my parents stayed, free of charge, whilst I was in
hospital. I have also chosen to support the Brain Tumour charity, as I would like to help others, who have been or are going through a similar
situation as me.
Jack’s Story
In December last year, following a blood test, I was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukaemia and was taken straight into Addenbrookes.
The reason I chose the Teenage Cancer Trust is because when I was in Addenbrookes, I stayed on the teenage cancer ward and they did
everything they could to make it as easy as possible for my family and me.
I have also chosen the Jenny Lind at Norwich, because I’m currently having lots of my treatment undertaken there and they try to make things as
fun as possible.
Ellie & Jack’s Charity Match is from 3.00pm onwards at Holt Playing Fields on Sunday 21st August.
Kick off for the veterans football match is at 4.00pm and there will be a BBQ and raffle with super prizes. Everyone is welcome!
The photograph above shows Ellie (centre) with some of the veterans who took part in her fundraising match held last year in January at Briston
Recreation Ground between a Briston team and a Holt United team, with Briston coming out on top as 6-3 winners.
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PRESTIGIOUS GREEN FLAG AWARD
FOR THREE NORTH NORFOLK
DISTRICT COUNCIL GREEN SPACES
Holt Country Park, Sadler’s Wood, near North Walsham, and
Pretty Corner Woods, near Sheringham, have again been named
amongst the best open spaces in the UK, winning the right to fly the
prestigious Green Flag for 2016/17. It is the twelfth year in a row
that Holt Country Park, which, like the other two winners, is run by
North Norfolk District Council, has earned a Green Flag for being
welcoming, safe, clean and well-managed.
Becky Palmer, NNDC Cabinet Member for Leisure and Cultural
Services, said: “This is an incredible result. For Holt Country Park,
Sadler’s Wood and Pretty Corner Woods to keep winning is testament
to the hard work of our countryside rangers and the wealth of beautiful
places that surround us in North Norfolk. Our award-winning green
spaces are a wonderful place for adults and children to experience the
natural world. There are also events at all our Green Flag sites, so do
take the opportunity to visit and take in these beautiful places.”
In 2005, Holt Country Park was the first in Norfolk to win a Green
Flag - an award that demands year-on-year improvement for the status
to be retained. Holt Country Park was joined by Sadler’s Wood, just
outside North Walsham, when it achieved a Green Flag in 2012, and
then by Pretty Corner Woods the following year. Pretty Corner was
awarded a Green Flag on its very first application, which is very rare
and a clear acknowledgement of the excellent work that is being
carried out by NNDC staff and dedicated local volunteers.
The three sites are among a record-breaking 1686 parks and green
spaces that have been awarded with a prestigious Green Flag Award
for 2016/2017. The award, organised by Keep Britain Tidy, recognises
and rewards the best parks and green spaces across the country.
A Green Flag flying
overhead is a sign to
visitors that the space
boasts the highest
possible standards, is
beautifully maintained
and has excellent
facilities.
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Now in its fourth year North Norfolk District Council’s Fun Day Out
is gearing up to be an unmissable event.
From archery to face painting, kite-making to nature trails, a bouncy
castle and donkey rides, there’s something for everyone! And if you
find you’ve worked up an appetite, there are food stalls on hand to
keep you going through a wonderful day of activities and fun.
Fun Day Out at Pretty Corner Woods takes place on 25th August from
10.00am - 4.00pm and costs just £4.00 per child, and adults go free!
Everyone is welcome and parking is also free.
Cllr Becky Palmer Cabinet Member for Leisure and Culture said:
“This event has a great reputation among children and adults as a
fantastic day out and this year is set to be better than ever.
And don’t forget Pretty Corner Woods has just won a Green Flag
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beautiful green spaces in the UK! What’s not to like about that?”
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AID AFRICA CONTINUES TO CHANGE LIVES IN RURAL MALAWI!
from Lynda Mills
A nursery school in the remote areas needed a room to work from. Elders and officials
approached Aid Africa in the hope we may be able to help....
Msikita is a large, remote, vulnerable village of 1850 households, about 7000 people,
inaccessible by vehicle during the rainy season, so could only be reached by bike or
foot. Back in 2009, a Nursery School, Zayambika (‘it has started’) was founded with no
resources but 6 voluntary teachers. Eager for educational opportunities for their young
ones, the school started under a tree and later, the villagers came together and built a
simple school room. Sadly, poor materials and lack of foundation, caused the building to
collapse and there were no resources to maintain or rebuild it. 83 children are currently
registered, 51 boys and 32 girls, and they needed a building.
On assessment, we developed the concept from a simple room to a Community Centre,
which would incorporate the Zayambika Nursery School, and so much more besides. From the beginning this project was challenging, mostly
because of the remote location of the village. Following the rains, we couldn’t get there but the villagers worked hard building a ‘road’, a dirt
track filled with stones, clods of earth and branches, which would allow our 4x4 to get most of the way. So in April we visited for the first time
and were overwhelmed by the warm welcome received from the whole village. Their eagerness to facilitate their children’s education, backed by
years of voluntary teaching by dedicated villagers, really impressed us. The children sang, the women danced, the men shared their conviction
that education was the route out of poverty for their little ones. We decided to go ahead with the build despite the difficulties.
A hint about the amazing novelty and importance of this development came as we left the village, most of the children ran ahead of us excitedly
shouting ‘galimoto!’ to each other. Galimoto is ‘car’ in Chichewa, some had never seen one!
The foundations were dug as the ruins of the old building were torn down. We’d located and bought bricks locally and the villagers carried each
of the 30,000 by foot, wheelbarrow or pushbike. They also brought river sand to site in the same way. Our part was to provide everything else,
cement, iron roofing sheets and timbers, doors, windows and a building team. We could only transport materials to site by our motortrike, as
no commercial trucks would venture out so far on such poor roads. The building took shape and by the end of June, it was finished, plastered,
painted, windows glazed and ready for the opening celebrations.
On Friday, 8th July, hundreds gathered to witness the official opening of Msikita Community Centre and its handing over to the local community.
There were solemn, appreciative speeches, then the time came for the cutting of the ribbon by the guest of honour, Chiringa’s Police Chief and
the opening of the door to welcome the community. People poured in, thrilled at this wonderful asset that has been built in their community.
They see it as empowerment to improve education, and encouragement to continue development of their area.
They anticipate, in future, not only will the Nursery School meet there but much-needed adult literacy classes, civic meetings and health support
will be established in the Centre. Alongside, trees will also be grown to help battle the deforestation so apparent in the area, and we’re providing
seeds and urging the growth of moringa to improve nutrition and general health for all.
Many thanks for all your help and support and an especially huge ‘thank you’ to all who have donated new and nearly-new items for our
‘underwear appeal’ for women and girls, these will change lives in rural Malawi.
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THIS ISSUE’S PUZZLES
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SHERINGHAM CHURCH PROMOTES UGANDA EDUCATION PROJECT
Lighthouse Community Church in Sheringham is backing a project to support and develop a school at Lumperie in Uganda, and a new website
has just been launched to promote the scheme.
The project was established following a series of visits made by mission teams from Lighthouse to the primary school in Lumperie. During these
visits, the team built guttering, a rainwater storage tank, a
water filtration system, re-wired the electrical system and
completed and decorated classrooms. They also provided
bunk beds, book shelves, books, teacher training, a school
office, computer, 180 Food parcels, shoes and clothing as well
as running a holiday club, sports day, feeding programme and
health checks.
Following the last mission visit in November 2015, two
members of the team, Ian Mutton and Derek Baldry, felt
that they should make a greater commitment to the work in
Lumperie, and this was confirmed when they shared their
thoughts with Pastor Stephen Musisi the Director of African
Child Development Trust, who had a similar vision.
Ian and Derek met with Lighthouse Senior Pastor Ian
Savory and shared their vision for the work in Lumperie,
and Lighthouse leadership confirmed that this project
should become a significant part of the Lighthouse missions
programme. Ian and Derek have been set apart to lead the Project, which has been called ‘Reed People’. The name comes from Isaiah 42 v 3 : A
bruised reed he will not break, and smouldering flax He will not quench.
The pair returned to Lumperie in May 2016 to gather information and survey the site in order to produce a comprehensive plan to complete the
development of the Primary School, and plan for a Secondary School and potentially a Vocational Training College. Alongside these projects it
is hoped to develop an agricultural training centre to teach better land management, arable farming methods and animal husbandry in order to
increase crop yield and high animal welfare.
Derek says, “We are simply working with Lighthouse Charity Trust
and with Pastor Steve Musisi in Uganda to help develop the school to
fulfil the vision from God.”
Ian and Derek have further trips planned, but in the meantime they
would welcome invitations to share their vision with Community,
Praise the young and they will blossom.
Business and public organisations.
Irish Proverb
A new website has been launched to promote ‘Reed People’ and invite
donations. Visit: www.reedpeople.org.
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ESPECIALLY COMMISSIONED HUGE SCULPTURE INSTALLED
Specially commissioned for Holt Arts Festival a huge steel horse sculpture (named Horatio) has been installed in Appleyard, Holt. Initiated by
Helen Stoker, who owns The Barn Café-Bistro and is also married to the local vicar, this large bold steel sculpture by Henry J Stephen is already
creating much interest among local residents and visitors alike. Weighing in at just under a tonne and over 12 feet in length Horatio certainly
makes his amenable presence felt.
Henry, an exciting emerging local artist who up to this point had only made small animal heads said, “Horatio is a sculptural representation of
a Percheron war horse. They are huge muscular working horses. I feel as though these beasts have a humble majesty that speaks to the rural
language of Norfolk.
There is something
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its processes and
its versatility that
translates so well to
this breed of horse.
I’ve spent 6 months
working on Horatio.
The build was done
largely on my own
in my workshop
just outside Holt.
It’s funny to see my
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Appleyard.”
Helen said, “I am so
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HOLT POST OFFICE
Dear Caroline,
I am deeply concerned at the recent news
item in the Chronicle that the Post Office in
Holt may cease to operate.
Post Office Counters Ltd have been
seeking a new site and further to a six week
consultation period (when will this start?)
with interested parties, Budgens has been
selected as a possible site for relocation.
I have to say that it is a totally unsuitable site
for the following reasons.
It will be necessary for Holt residents to pay a
parking charge in order to visit the Post Office
and I doubt if the said parking charge will
be refunded. Parking for the current location
is not always easy but rarely impossible,
whereas the walk from the High Street is
longer unless one parks at Budgens.
By locating the Post Office in Budgens it is an
underhand way to tempt possible supermarket
customers into the existing store, so as to
compete with the imminent arrival of Aldi in
Holt.
It is far from being an exciting opportunity
for the town in offering a seven day a week
Post Office service when we all know that the
Post Office does not offer a seven day service.
Finally, there is a conflict of interest since
Budgens already offer a parcel sending
service through another operator, whom will
they favour, the third party or Royal Mail?
Yours sincerely,
Tom Dick
OH GOOD!
Dear Caroline,
How good for Holt. How good for Michael
Baker, a pound to him every time for parking
when I want a stamp. How good the Post
Office will be in Budgens.
I’m fed up paying him £1 every time I pick
up, or take my partner’s grandchildren to
school for all of 10 minutes, twice a day.
Yellow lines everywhere, no parking
anywhere.
And Baker’s on the council!
Yours sincerely,
M Sims
ALDI UPDATE
Dear Caroline,
I thought that your readers might like to see
the reply that I received from Aldi regarding
their new store in Holt.
Thank you for your letter dated 4th July 2016.
I am pleased to inform you that ALDI are
interested in opening a new store in Holt and
we are in negotiations with a developer on a
particular site. We are currently waiting for
the developer to start building the ALDI store
so unfortunately I am unable to commit to an
opening date at this time, however I hope it
won’t be too long before you will see an ALDI
store in Holt.
I would like to thank you for taking the time
to write to us and for your kind comments
about ALDI, it is always good to receive
positive feedback from our customers.
Yours sincerely,
Lisa Poyser
Property Director
Yours sincerely,
Simon Vaughan-Birch
BREXIT
Dear Caroline,
I do not begrudge Chris Marsh his triumphant
Brexit moment and look forward to the
disbandment of UKIP now their objective has
been achieved.
However, I think that he might do well to
consider the victory was by a narrow margin
and a substantial minority of the population
did not share his enthusiasm, nor did they
view the EU as a Franco-German conspiracy
against the UK (the thrust of the book Chris
recommends, I hope this saves somebody a
long boring read when there are much more
interesting works on UFOs, aliens etc).
As to the future of a united UK and the
economic wonderland he predicts, time will
tell but I can only hope for the best for my
country. Meanwhile, his conclusions seem
a little premature and speculative, rather
like the ‘£350m a week for the NHS’ which
disappeared the morning after the vote. I have
yet to see any plan for the way ahead because
clearly there wasn’t one.
The nation needs to be united and to dismiss
almost half the population as ‘smug’ , ‘self
righteous’ and ‘childish’ does little to bring us
together. It is a British tradition to be modest
in victory. Starting with an apology to the
European Parliament from Nigel Farage for
his rude and arrogant behaviour, less crowing
from Brexiteers might help to bridge the deep
divisions that Brexit has created both within
the UK and abroad.
Yours sincerely,
Peter North
HAPPY READER
Dear Caroline,
In reply to the letter from Chris March in
Issue 356, I agree entirely.
I have never known politics like this, it’s
nearer to anarchism, it’s a shame what this
Britain has become.
I too am delighted to be out, out of the EU.....
but will I be out?
Yours sincerely,
Mick Sims
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ENERGY DRINKS
Dear Caroline,
The ‘Energy’ drink does not seem to provide
enough, in many cases, for the consumer to
put the empty can in a litter bin!
Yours sincerely,
T Cooke
A NEW RELIGION
Dear Caroline,
Having read David Ashton’s letter on this in
Issue 356, it occurs to me that his doctrinal
differences with the church might more
effectively be addressed by a meeting with
the vicar (over a cup of coffee and a scone,
perhaps?) than through your columns.
Yours sincerely,
Michael Olin
CAN YOU HELP THE
HOLT FRIDAY CLUB?
Dear Caroline,
After thirty years volunteering, our wonderful
cooks are retiring in December and we are
desparately seeking volunteer cooks to carry
on their excellent service.
We supply a two course cooked lunch every
Friday at the Holt Community Centre for
approximately thirty elderly Holt residents
and need help from 8.30am to approximately
1.30pm.
If you feel you could possibly help please
be kind enough to telephone Jill on 01263
711149 or Glenys on 01263 710197 for more
details.
Yours sincerely,
The Friday Club
HOLT IN BLOOM
Dear Caroline,
I would like to send thanks to all those who
took part in the trial run of Holt in Bloom.
Mrs Elaine Oliver, Town Council Officer, had
expressed enthusiasm for entering Holt into
Anglia in Bloom many months beforehand
and extended an invitation to any Councillor
who wished to work on the project. I was
very happy to do this and so we started
gathering information from Bressingham, and
as time went on from many of our traders and
members of the community.
Our intention was to plan a full ‘show’ for
2017.
However, the advisers from Anglia suggested
that we have a trial this year. The shopkeepers
we spoke to were wonderfully supportive and
so we decided to do the best we could with
the time we had and the volunteers already
on board. Considering these factors, it was
brilliant to see the results.
I can’t possibly list everyone here, but new
12th August 2016
planters and baskets replaced the old and
tatty; good ones were refilled and two threetier towers were strategically placed for
splashes of summer colour.
Holt Primary pupils took great pride in
showing the judges around their garden, and
their fantastic pots of runner beans, and were
well able to answer questions about their
produce and the jobs involved. Franklin and
Apple Yards illustrated two very different
styles. The War Memorial was lifted by the
red and blue base surround. The Memorial
Garden was tidied and bird feeders were
installed.
The frontage to Holt Library was beautifully
enhanced by three bespoke wooden planters,
donated by Thaxters.
Photographs of our spectacular spring scenes
at St Andrews were viewed by the judges.
Finally, special thanks must go to Edgefield
Nurseries. Gary is an absolute stalwart
where supporting Holt is concerned and did
everything possible to help us from planning
to delivery.
Yours sincerely,
Maggie Prior
District Cllr Holt Ward
FRONT COVER
Dear Caroline,
We are writing to say how thrilled we were to
see our garden in Lees Yard on the front page
of the last edition of the The Chronicle (issue
356), it was a lovely surprise.
We are happy to join in with everyone in
Lees Yard, who has a role in making this part
of Holt an attractive place for residents and
visitors alike. It is wonderful to see just how
many people stop to take photographs and
appreciate the garden. We have received some
really lovely comments.
This year the Yard is looking especially
colourful with the additional planting of new
containers and hanging baskets.
It is wonderful to belong to a community
where residents and traders support each
other, making Holt especially pretty in bloom
at this time of year.
Yours sincerely,
the owners of Rose Cottage
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LLOYD DURHAM
FUNERAL SERVICES
† Church News †
11a Avenue Road, High Kelling,
HOLT, Norfolk. NR25 6RD
email: LloydDurham1933@aol.com
Tel: 01263 713113
WE’D LOVE TO SEE YOU AT
ST. JOSEPH’S CATHOLIC CHURCH, SHERINGHAM
Sunday Masses 11.00am
For information on Holy Days, Confessions, Baptisms, Weddings etc.
Please ring Father Denys Lloyd on 01263 822036
A Catholic Mass is celebrated in St. Andrew’s Church, Holt
on most Thursdays at  9.30am by kind permission of the Rector.
Every Sunday Morning 10:30am-12pm
Sheringham Primary School, Cooper Road
THE CHURCH OF ST. MARY THE VIRGIN, KELLING
We have groups for Children of all ages
The Village Church of Kelling, which dates from the thirteenth Century,
has a 11.00am Service each Sunday, either of Matins or of Holy
Communion and an Evensong when there is a fifth Sunday in the month.
St.Mary’s is set in a large open churchyard on the Holt Road a mile from
the Village. The Church contains many interesting features, including a
14th Century Easter Sepulchre and a window and a remarkable painting
both depicting connections with local bird-life and St.Francis of Assisi.
The Church draws a congregation partly from outside the Village from
those who value traditional services using the words of the Book of
Common Prayer.
More information at lifesheringham.co.uk
LIFE CHURCH IS PART OF RELATIONAL MISSION, IN PARTNERSHIP WITH NEWFRONTIERS
Every 4th MONDAY of the month
(except July, August and December)
“The Filling Station”
at Swanton Novers Village Hall, St Giles Road, NR24 2RB
7.00pm for 7.30pm
THE SALVATION ARMY, BRISTON
Christian worship - open to all each Sunday at 2.00pm
A warm welcome is waiting for you!
Why not stay for a cup of tea and a chat afterwards?
Tuesday Morning CAMEO 10.00am - 12.00noon
Come And Meet Each Other for coffee/ tea/ biscuits and a chat...
Also a Lite Bite Lunch at 12.00. No charge is made, but a donation in the
box will be gratefully received towards expenses. All are welcome.
Bringing Christian refreshment to rural areas, our celebrations offer high
quality national and international speakers, contemporary worship and
powerful, accessible prayer ministry in an informal setting.
(This is not a new Church movement)
email: nnfillingstation@gmail.com or call Sabine Leese on 07765 487702
LETHERINGSETT CHURCH OF ST. ANDREW
21st August
11.15am
Matins B.C.P.
4th September
9.45am Sung Eucharist
24th September
6.30pm Harvest Choral Evensong
SUNDAY SERVICES at 11.00am
14th August
21st August
28th August
Tony Hey
Revd Jenny Pathmarajah
Miss Jacky Woor
OTHER REGULAR CHURCH ACTIVITIES ~ ALL WELCOME
BIBLE STUDY: Alternate Mondays Afternoons at 2.30pm.
STEPPING STONES: For the little ones; Tuesdays at 9.15am
BIBLE STUDY: Alternate Tuesday Evenings at 7.30pm
FRIDAY MORNING PRAYER SERVICE: At 9.30am followed
by Morning Coffee
OLIVE’S BARGAIN BASEMENT AND AFTERNOON
CREAM TEAS: Every 3rd Friday afternoon in the month 2.00pm 4.00pm. This is an event never to be missed, cakes are delicious.
OUR LOCAL CHURCHES
ALL SAINTS, BRISTON
Briston, neighbouring Melton Constable, has grown significantly in
recent years. Its Church, situated conspicuously in the centre of the
village, retains some
interesting ancient
features.
After its tower collapsed
in 1797, All Saints was
rebuilt without a tower
and with a single entry
door at the west end.
Inside, a screen erected in
Victorian times, separates
the Choir and Altar from
the congregation. At the
back of the Church is a historical curiosity, a glazed cabinet containing
an ancient iron ‘cello made 400 years ago by the local blacksmith.
Services at All Saints are as follows:
First Sundays: 11.00am Family Services
Third Sundays: 9.00am BCP Communion Services on alternate
months (January, March, May etc.)
Fourth Sundays: 11.00am Morning Worship, alternating with
informal Communion Services
If you would like to have your church or chapel included in this
feature, please send your contribution in for consideration (150
words plus a photograph) to: ronvcox@talktalk.net or post to:
Mr R Cox, 12A Kelling Close, HOLT NR25 6RU.
HOLT METHODIST CHURCH
NOTICE BOARD
MINISTER - REVD J. PATHMARAJAH (Tel. 01263 712181)
Senior Steward - Mrs J. Bunting - 01263 712068
FOR HIRE: The Loades Hall is available for private hire. Suitable for
private functions, birthday parties, meetings, etc. For all bookings and/or
further information please contact: Mr. Tony Hey. Tel: 01263 713302
BRININGHAM BENEFICE (Church of England)
www.brininghambenefice.org.uk
Friendly congregations would welcome you.
Coffee is served after many of our services.
Telephone Rev Barry Tomlinson on
01263 820266 for further details.
14th Aug 9.30am Briningham
Informal Worship at Village Hall
9.30am Brinton
Morning Worship
11.00am Swanton Novers Holy Communion(BCP)
21st Aug 9.30am Stody
Holy Communion
10.30am
ThornageMorning Worship
11.00am Briningham
Holy Communion (BCP)
28th Aug 11.00am Swanton Novers Morning Worship
11.00am Hunworth
Holy Communion (BCP)
6.00pm Brinton Evensong
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SAINT ANDREW’S & ALL SAINTS NEWS
The Parish of Holt with High Kelling
Rector: Fr. Howard Stoker SSC, The Rectory, Church Street, Holt NR25 6BB Tel: 01263 712048
AsstCurate:
Curate:Fr.
Fr Stephen
Assistant
StephenGraham
Grahamemail:revdstephengraham@gmail.com
Tel. 01263 710110, E: revdstephengraham@gmail.com
Parish Office Tel: 01263 713479 website at www.holtchurch.org
From the Rectory
SUNDAY SERVICES IN THE PARISH
“Vanity of vanities, says the preacher, vanity of vanities. All is
vanity!” Ecclesiates Ch 1 V 2
These are familiar words which were heard read again in
church recently. The writer of the book of Ecclesiasties from
which they come clearly questions what life is for. He questions
the usefulness of striving after wisdom and knowledge and of
working hard for something that one only leaves to those who will
come after you, those who have not worked for it. To him all of
life is full of pain, all is vanity and a striving after wind, useless
and empty.
Yet in questioning the priorities of life the book in many ways
speaks to us today and questions the priorities of our own lives
and the priorities of the world in which we live. The world appears
to be at a crossroads, a turning point, and there could well be a
siesmic political shift across both sides of the Atlantic and around
the world. You only have to imagine a world with Trump as the
US President a move to the extreme right across Europe, and
further instability in Turkey and the middle East to realise the
world will look and feel very different and could become even
more dangerous.
Without wanting to sound as disilluioned as the preacher in
the book of Ecclesiastes I would suggest that our leaders and
indeed ourselves must have the courage to question the priorities
in our own lives. In an unjust world in which violence and
bloodshed, greed and power threaten our very existence what is
life really about? What are our lives for? Wherein lies our
happiness, our meaning, purpose and fulfilment? What is it that
defines us as human beings? Where do we find our true worth? Is
it in things of this world, in what we do, in the things we possess,
the status we have achieved in life? Is it in the idelogoies that some
people are prepared to fight for? Or is it ultimately in who we are,
made in the image of God, created in the image of love, to be loved
and to love?
In reality and from experience we know that the things of this
world are fleeting, temporary, short lived and as the preacher in
Ecclesiaties has identified can often result in disappointment,
leaving us feeling disillusioned and empty. Christ Jesus came into
the world to answer to the bleak emptiness represented in the
reflections of Ecclesiastes and in the New Testament St Paul
teaches us to have faith enough to believe that in baptism our lives
are hidden in Christ and that in him alone lies the meaning of our
lives. It is in the love of God revealed in Christ Jesus that we
live and move and have our being, in him we find our ultimate
identity and not in things of the world.
Surely. there is an increasing need for all humanity to
rediscover what it means to be human, what it means to be created
in the image of God and to show compassion and love.
Anything less is vanity and a striving after wind.
Every blessing,
Fr. Howard
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8am Book of Common Prayer Eucharist at St Andrews, Holt
9.15am Said Eucharist with Hymns at All Saints, High Kelling
10.30am Parish Sung Eucharist at St Andrews, with provision
for children.
TRADITIONAL EVENSONG AT THE PARISH CHURCH
Every second Sunday of the month at 5pm.
Next Service: Sunday 14th August 2016.
WEEKDAY SERVICES: Holy Eucharist
Monday 6.30pm (3rd Monday Healing Service)
Tuesday 9.30am
Wednesday 9.30am
Thursday 10.00am at All Saints, High Kelling
Friday 9.30am
Saturday 9.30am
Morning Prayer said daily Mon – Sat at 9.00am
Evening Prayer said daily Mon – Sat at 5.00pm
Confessions by appointment.
The church is open daily for public worship and private
prayer and to welcome visitors.
All are welcome.
PARISH CHURCH WEB SITE:
Keep up to date and in touch with all that is happening
at St Andrews & All Saints including service times by
visiting our website at www.holtchurch.org
FROM THE REGISTERS:
Baptism:
Sun 7th August: Amelia Grace Elizabeth Pigott
Funerals:
Mon 8th Aug: Winifred Joyce Wright
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“WE WILL REMEMBER THEM”
On the 100th anniversary of their death we remember those
who fell during the 1st World War.
DACK Sidney George
Private 17998, 1st Battalion Northamptonshire
Regiment. Formerly 18990 Norfolk Regiment.
Died of wounds in French Flanders on
26th August 1916.
Born Holt. Enlisted Felixstowe. Buried Heilly
Station Cemetery., Mericourt-L’Abbe, Somme,
France.
PELLS William George
Rifleman R/18240. 16th Battalion King’s Royal Rifle Brigade,
Killed in action in French Flanders on
26th August 1916. Aged 23.
Born and lived Holt, enlisted Cromer.
Son of Mrs A H Pells of Fairstead Holt.
Buried Delville Wood Cemetery Longueval. Somme, France
12th August 2016
NEWS FROM
HOLT COMMUNITY CENTRE
Chairman’s Chat: The Charities Commission is concerned
that the public do not trust individual charities to use donated
money solely for the purposes declared. Evidently, this perceived
unreliability and dishonesty is preventing individuals from making
donations to certain charities. In the light of this report, permit me a
few words to reflect on our own situation.
The Centre has been blessed with amazingly generous donations in
the past. These have been an irreplaceable resource for development
and improvement here. As can be seen in our accounts, which are
submitted annually to the Charities Commission and revealed locally
at our AGM, donations are not used for daily upkeep, maintenance
or, of course, for personal gain. Your committee is honour-bound
to ensure that donations of any kind are respected , treasured and
finally applied to specific projects, to enhance the facility that is here
for all to enjoy. Recent examples have been: the new chairs, the new
heating system and the satellite equipment that brings top shows
from London and elsewhere to Holt for a fraction of what it would
cost you to go there.
Whilst this is not specifically an appeal for donations, we are always
very appreciative when they are received. 100% of all donations
goes towards the projects that are made known!
Martin Watson
Live Satellite Transmission
Norma - Opera
Monday 26th September
7.15pm
Bar Open 6.45pm
Holt Community Centre Cinema: We ran a very charming
film on Wednesday 13th July, ‘Oddball and the Penguins’ but sadly,
hardly anyone came to see it. I thought it would be a nice lighthearted film with which to end the season, but it looks as if family
films are not all that popular in Holt. A lesson has been learned.
Our autumn season will begin on Wednesday 28th September,
hopefully with ‘Dad’s Army’ which will fit rather nicely with the
1940s weekend and The Battle of Britain collections that month.
I hope to see a few more of you for the September film.
June Clarke, Cinema Organiser.
Monthly Quiz
7.00pm
16th Sept
1940’s Weekend Film Show
7.00pm
Bar Open 6.30pm
17th Sept
1940’s Weekend Dance
7.30pm
18th Sept
1940’s Tea Dance
1.00pm
24th Sept
Antiques Fair
8.00am - 3.30pm
28th Sept
Cinema
Dad’s Army
2.30pm & 7.30pm
For further information call Howard on 01263 713427
Tuesday, Wednesday 9.00am to 4.30pm
Saturday 9.00am to 2.00pm
or leave a message at other times or visit our Website on
www.holtcommunitycentre.co.uk
THE SOUTH CREAKE LECTURES
ANTIQUES CENTRE
Food for the Mind and Soul
After last year’s highly successful launch series, the South Creake
Lectures are running again this autumn at St Mary’s Church, South
Creake. The idea is to let people hear intellectually challenging
speakers of national repute entirely for free: one talking on a religious
topic and one on a more secular one. These are deliberately not
fundraising events so there’s no entry charge and no ticket is needed
- just turn up on the
evening.
On Friday 2nd
September at
7.00pm the Right
Reverend Victor
Stock, lately Dean
of Guildford
Cathedral, will
give a talk entitled
‘Force Feeding - Is
Religion Bad for You?’. Expanding on this theme, Dean Stock writes:
“From ISIS to Christian fundamentalism millions of people are fed on
certainty and fear of difference.
Is reasonable religion doomed to be dismissed by the thoughtful and
the inquiring or can classical Anglicanism make its voice heard?”
Then on Friday 7th October at 7.00pm Charles Saumarez Smith,
Secretary and Chief Executive of the Royal Academy of Arts will
speak on the subject of ‘The Sacred and Secular in Contemporary
Art’. This will be an exploration of some of the relationships
between the practice of contemporary art and religion: the search
for transcendence; the idea of the sacred; and the use of symbolic
meaning.
Venue: The Church of Our Lady Saint Mary, Church Lane, South
Creake, Fakenham NR219LX
For more information, email lectures@southcreake.org.
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HOLT METHODIST CHUrch
As the minister was addressing a group, he took a large piece of paper
and made a black dot in the centre of it. He then held up the paper and
asked them what they saw. One person replied, “I see a black mark.”
“Right”, the preacher said. “What else?”
Silence prevailed. “I am really surprised,” he said. “You have
completely overlooked the most important thing of all - the piece of
paper.”
How often we are distracted by small, dot-like disappointments and
forget the innumerable blessings and good things that happen in
our lives. How often the ‘black dot’ problems monopolise our time,
thoughts and lives when actually they are tiny specks in a bigger
spectrum called life.
‘Bless the Lord, O my soul, and forget not all His benefits.’
Psalm 103.2.
Rev Jenny Pathmarjah
9th Sept
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CREDIT CRUNCH COOKING
SERVICE IS NOT EXPENSIVE - IT’S PRICELESS!
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Just Peachy!
Some puddings are just great classics and deserve to be revisited;
Peach Melba definitely falls into this category.
The brilliant blending of warm peaches, ice cream and decadent
raspberry coulis is a beautiful way to finish off a meal and perfect for
the summer. In the interests of frugality, I have used tinned peaches
for this version but by all means at this time of year, if you can get
your hands on a fresh punnet, go ahead; just maybe use a touch more
sugar if they’re firm.
To freshen up the recipe, I have replaced the raspberries with
strawberries, and added Pimm’s, as they go so well together.
Incidentally, I buy a version of this drink called Jeeves, from Lidl, for
a fraction of the price .... I believe Aldi do one as well.
Use up any over ripe strawberries for this recipe rather than wasting
them ... as you’re only going to stew them anyway. Dollop on some
double cream, sprigs of mint and a crunchy cereal to finish and you
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HOLT & DISTRICT FLOWER CLUB
Adele Kent gave a
wonderful flower
arranging demonstration
entitled ‘I’ve got a little
list’ at our July meeting.
Her arrangements were
designed around the
various types of gardens
she would like to have.
Her ‘Hogarth Curve’, the
purple/ pink arrangement,
was truly amazing!
A raffle for the wonderful flower arrangements is always held at
the end of each meeting and the member’s competition of flower
arrangements in novice, intermediate and advanced classes are
displayed. Floristry supplies and plants are for sale too.
Our August meeting is on Monday 15th, 7.00pm for 7.30pm start
at the Community Centre, Holt where members, visitors and new
members are given a warm welcome.
Annual membership is £22.00 and visitors £5.00 per meeting.
Our August demonstrator is Julia Knights and her theme is ‘Hello
Broadway’. So come along, sit back and enjoy the show!
For further information please telephone Amanda Seales on 01263
861725 or visit our website www.holtflowerclub.co.uk or find us on
Facebook and give us a like!
Pimm’s and Peach Melba
For the Stewed Peaches:
1 tin peaches, or 4-5 fresh, quartered
2 tblsp Pimm’s
1 dessertspoon sugar
A little corn flour
For the Strawberry Coulis:
½ punnet fresh strawberries
1 tablespoon Pimm’s
A little liquid from the tin of peaches
Sugar to taste
A little corn flour, if required
To Serve:
1 small carton double cream, whipped with a dessertspoon icing
sugar
Vanilla ice cream
Oaty breakfast clusters, crushed
Sprigs fresh mint
Start by making your coulis: place strawberries, Pimms and a
dessertspoon of reserved liquid from the tin of peaches into a small
milk pan and gently bring to the boil. Simmer until strawberries have
broken down ... 3-4 mins. Crush fruit with the back of a wooden
spoon and then pass everything through a fine mesh sieve.
Put liquid back into pan and sweeten to taste with sugar.
Use a very small amount of corn flour mixed with cold water to
thicken the mixture slightly if it needs it. Set aside to chill.
Make the peach mixture, by straining the peaches of most of their
juice and placing them in a milk pan with the Pimms and sugar, and
heat through gently, adding a little corn flour mixture to thicken it
slightly. Place ice cream in a bowl, peaches next to it, drizzle coulis
over the ice cream, add a dollop of sweetened cream, a pinch of oaty
clusters and top with a mint sprig and serve immediately.
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EXCITING MONTH FOR CHORAL SOCIETY
An exciting year for Sheringham and Cromer Choral Society concluded recently with a farewell party for Musical
Director, Harry Castle. The choir gathered in St Peter’s Sheringham Parish Hall to
present Harry with a card signed by all the members and a thank you cheque. To the
delight of all present Chairman, Bob Cumber, read a poem written in tribute to Harry by
choir member Godfrey Goodman.
Bob Cumber and Harry Castle are pictured, right.
The previous Saturday saw a splendid Royal Gala concert in the Auden Theatre in
honour of the 90th Birthday year of HM The Queen. The foyer was decorated with
union flags for the occasion and there was much flag waving in the audience when
the concert came to a conclusion with a resounding rendition of Benjamin Britten’s
National Anthem following much enjoyed performances of popular works by Handel
and Mozart, all with a royal theme, under the direction of Harry Castle.
A few days earlier the Society were delighted to be presented, by Norwich &
Peterborough Building Society, Sheringham, with a cheque for £500 following their
Charity Choices
Campaign (left).
Sheringham and Cromer
Choral Society received
the most public votes
and we wish to say
a huge thank you to
everyone who took the
trouble to visit N&P
Sheringham and vote
for us.
The donation will enable
us to stage another of
our free Come & Sing
SCCS with soloists and orchestra rehearse for Royal Gala Concert
July 2016
events open to the whole
community.
This year we will meet at the Lighthouse Sheringham on Saturday 15th October from 10.00am to
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St Peter’s Sheringham at approximately 5.00pm.
For further information visit www.sheringhamandcromerchoral.co.uk
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Since the demonstration in June by Lionel Wilde on ‘Painting with
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pipeline. Lionel’s lively and enthusiastic talk was much appreciated
and has stimulated many of us to give it a try.
This was very encouraging, so we are planning some more
demonstrations over the coming months.
Our next big event is the Annual Exhibition which will be held on
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5.00pm at the Binham Memorial Hall.
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HOLT WI
EVENTS
Although the weather was very hot, the July meeting
was well attended.
Wendy Richley, our President, welcomed members
and visitors and then asked for a minutes silence to
remember Joyce Belding, a long standing member of Holt WI who
died recently.
Margaret Brandon, Glenn Scott and
Gillian Pilgrim showed their Box of
Dreams (right) and Fairies which were
entered for the WI Norfolk Federation
Royal Norfolk Show competition. Both
exhibits were much admired. A great deal
of thought and work had gone in to the
displays.
Judith Follows, our treasurer, talked about the Holt sign. As with the
previous sign, WI members have been involved in the committee to
get it updated. The members agreed that the new sign is much nicer,
and voted to give a generous donation towards the costs.
Wendy introduced the speaker, Virginia Eade, who told us about
‘A Year in Siberia’. She visited Yekaterinburg close to the Ural
Mountains during 1994-5. Before 1992 only government workers
lived there. Many of the first Westerners to go, including Virginia’s
husband, were helping with farming problems; the break-up of the
huge collective farms and advising on milk distribution and dairy
products. Although her surroundings sounded rather grim, it was
obvious from her talk that Virginia had made the most of her time
there, getting to know and enjoy the company of some of the Russians
she met.
There is no meeting in August but members plan to visit the home of
one of our committee who has kindly offered her garden in Binham
for fun and a cream tea.
There will be a raffle, bring and buy and boat races!
On 21st September the speaker will be Robert Smith: Harbour Master,
who will talk about Wells-next-the-Sea.
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AUGUST
Jazz in the millennium
garden with the
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The event will start at 12:30pm and there will be a
beer and wine tent and our famous hog roast.
Scarecrow Festival - Royal Family Theme
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The theme is Royal Family to celebrate the queens 90th birthday and
the deadline to enter your scarecrow to be displayed in the garden is
Sunday 21st August.
Judging will take place on Sunday 28th August at 11:30am
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THE FORTHCOMING
EVENTS PAGE
SATURDAY 20th August
Until WEDNESDAY 17th August
EASTCOAST ARTZ EXHIBITION in Thorpe Market church. Open daily
from 11.00am until 5.00pm Free entry, car park, refreshments available.
CENTRE STAGE SWING BAND CONCERT at St Nicholas Parish
Church, Wells-next-the-Sea at 7.30pm. Playing music by Glenn Miller, Count
Basie etc. Tickets £10.00 from Tapping House, 01485 601701 or on the door.
FRIDAY 12th August
BURNHAM MARKET CRAFT FAIR In the centre of the village from
ART IN THE EVENING in Thorpe Market church 6.00pm - 8.00pm. Free
10.00am Free entrance, over 100 hand-picked stalls including original art,
entry, car park, refreshments available.
jewellery, plants, textiles, ceramics and much more. Hog Roast, face-painting,
Punch and Judy Show. Parking in new car park and on playing field.
WEYBOURNE HORTICULTURAL SHOW at Weybourne Village Hall
WEYBOURNE FOLK WEEKEND at Weybourne Village Hall 1.00pm until
9.30am to 11.30am for entries and 2.30pm to 5.00pm open to public, 50p
7.00pm. Song/music sessions and Guest Artists. Ceilidh/Barndance 8.00pm
entrance fee. Refreshments and raffle.
until 11.00pm (£7.00).
CONCERT at Binham Priory at 7.30pm with Passamezzo. Elizabethan and
‘Trawling for Songs’ in the garden at The Ship Inn 8.00pm until 11.00pm.
Jacbean music. ‘In peascod Time’. Tickets (reserved) £16.00 from Maureen
Further details - Tony Baylis 01263 588781 or tonyandcarmen@btinternet.com
Frost (01328 830362 davidfrost226@btinternet.com) or at the door (unreserved) STALL ON THE GREEN at Langham (opposite the Bluebell pub) 9.30am FIELD DALLING AND SAXLINGHAM FETE at Villagers’ Hall, Field
11.00am Fresh produce, cakes etc. Proceeds for Langham Church General Fund.
Dalling 2.00pm - 4.00pm. Traditional afternoon with white elephant, clothes,
Contributions of produce and cakes will be gratefully received.
books, gifts, cakes and produce stalls. Tombola, childrens’ corner, games for all, SUMMER FETE at St. Joseph’s Catholic Church (opposite Tesco’s),
refreshments and music by The Norfolk Jazz Quartet. Fun for all the family.
Sheringham. Noon to 4.00pm Free entry. Raffle, tombola, BBQ, games, bric-aVILLAGE FETE in the grounds of All Saints Church, Thornage 2.00pm to brac, live music. In aid of Cromer foodbank.
4.30pm. Refreshments, stalls, raffle, live music. Admission £1.00, children free.
STALL ON THE GREEN at Langham (opposite the Bluebell pub) 9.30am - SUNDAY 21st August
11.00am Fresh produce, cakes etc. Proceeds for Langham Church General Fund. MEET THE PRODUCERS MARKET at Village Square, Kelling Heath
Holiday Park NR25 7HW 10.00am - 2.00pm. Norfolk foods, clothing,
crafts & ales, Indian Head Massage. Free entry & parking, cafe, pub,
POND DIPPING FOR ADULTS at NWT Cley Marshes Visitor Centre
adventure playgrounds, nice walks, NN Railway Station on site, dogs
10.30am - 1.30pm. Adult workshop looking at invertebrates found in ponds,
lakes and dykes in Norfolk. Learn how to identify freshwater invertebrates with welcome. 07733 991211 www.weybourne.net
CONCERT at Binham Priory at 7.30pm with The Bach Players. ‘The
a talk in our education centre. Booking essential, call 01263 740008.
ANNUAL EXHIBITION OF BINHAM ART GROUP at Binham Memorial Seasons’. Guido, Biber, Farina, Werner, Nardini, Vivaldi. Tickets (reserved)
£16.00 from Maureen Frost (01328 830362 davidfrost226@btinternet.com) or at
Hall 10.00am to 5.00pm Please come along and see the exciting work.
the door (unreserved).
SUNDAY 14th August
WEYBOURNE FOLK WEEKEND at Weybourne Village Hall 2.00pm until
MEET THE PRODUCERS MARKET at Village Square, Kelling Heath
7.00pm. Song/music sessions and guest artists. Further details from Tony Baylis
01263 588781 or tonyandcarmen@btinternet.com
TUESDAY 23rd August
BUG BONANZA (FAMILY) at NWT Cley Marshes Visitor Centre 2.00pm
welcome. 07733 991211 www.weybourne.net
and 4.00pm. We will forage among the foliage searching and sweeping for any
FAMILY FUN DAY at Holt Sports Centre, Kelling Road, Holt at
mini beasts which may be waiting. We’ll be there with our bits and bobs to catch
12.00noon. Fancy dress competition, stalls, bouncy castle, races for the any bug or beast for closer inspection. Booking essential, call 01263 740008.
children, fun for all the family and much more.
GARDEN FETE at The Red Hart, Bodham 1.00pm - 6.00pm Stalls, games,
face painting, cakes, teddy tombola, raffle and much more! Limited stalls
available at £10.00 per table. First come first served. No carboot stalls. Please
contact Kerri Clarke on 01263 588840 for more information.
OPEN GARDEN at Severals Grange, Holt Road, Wood Norton NR20 5BL
1.00pm to 5.00pm. Homemade teas, plants for sale. Admission £3.00, children
free. National Gardens Scheme - Gardens open for charity.
GRAND OPENING OF THE NEW KITCHEN at High Kelling Village Hall
at 3.00pm. Performed by Galton Blackiston, chef patron of Morston Hall. Stay
and enjoy complimentary tea, coffee and cakes. Admire a dance demonstration
by Niall O’Brien and dancers and of course feel free to join them!
CAR BOOT SALE, INSIDE AND OUTSIDE at Upper Sheringham Village
Hall 10.00am - 1.00pm Bacon rolls, refreshments, homemade cakes. Bookings
01263 822910 (No caterers or cakes please)
ANNUAL EXHIBITION OF BINHAM ART GROUP at Binham Memorial
Hall 10.00am to 5.00pm Please come along and see the exciting work.
WEDNESDAY 17th August
LUNCHTIME CONCERT at St Nicholas Parish Church, Wells-next-theSea at 12.00noon. Amamusica - Tenor and Piano. John Bennett and Gill Smith.
Followed by homemade soup, bread and fresh fruit £3.00. Donations for St
Nicholas Church are welcome.
POP INN COFFEE MORNING at Weybourne Methodist Church 10.00am
to 12noon. Fellowship and friendly chatter. All welcome.
THURSDAY 18th August
SUMMER CRAFT FAIR at St. Andrew`s Methodist Church, Sheringham
10.00am - 4.30pm. Wide variety of stalls including jewellery, cards, photo
gifts, cushions, paintings, vintage and children`s clothing and accessories, bags,
artwork, bunting, quilting, and much more plus tea and coffee.
WEDNESDAY 24th August
WEYBOURNE GOOD COMPANIONS at Weybourne Village Hall at 2.30pm.
A ‘Homespun’ afternoon, who knows what will happen? Refreshments. £2.50
LUNCHTIME CONCERT at St Nicholas Parish Church, Wells-nextthe-Sea at 12.00noon. Organ and Piano recital. Martin Holford and Matthew
Preston. Followed by homemade soup, bread and fresh fruit £3.00. Donations
for St Nicholas Church are welcome.
THURSDAY 25th August
DIABETES UK NORTH NORFOLK GROUP MEETING at Cromer
Methodist Church Hall at 7.30pm. Guest speakers Eye Screening Programme
Manager Christel Jenkins with Tony Nicholls presenting an update on The
Diabetes Eye Screening Programme. More information from 01692 405492.
FRIDAY 26th August
CONCERT at Binham Priory at 7.30pm with the Atéa Quintet (wind quintet).
Mozart, Damase, Poulenc, Bozza. Tickets (reserved) £16.00 from Maureen Frost
(01328 830362 davidfrost226@btinternet.com) or at the door (unreserved).
CREATIONS CRAFT AND GIFT FAIR at The Church Hall, Holt
10.00am to 4.00pm Stunning crafts and gifts. Scrumptious refreshments
available. Further details from Barbara on 07742 068790.
STALL ON THE GREEN at Langham (opposite the Bluebell pub) 9.30am 11.00am Fresh produce, cakes etc. Proceeds for Langham Church General Fund.
SUNDAY 28th August
FRIDAY 19th August
WEYBOURNE FOLK WEEKEND at Weybourne Village Hall 7.00pm
OPEN DAY at Royal Air Force Bircham Newton Heritage Centre 11.00am
until 11.15pm. Song/music sessions and guest artists. Further details from Tony to 5.00pm. Entry free, children welcome. Further details www.rafbnmp.org.uk.
WEYBOURNE FUN DAY opposite Weybourne windmill on A149 10.00am
Baylis 01263 588781 or tonyandcarmen@btinternet.com.
BIRDS AND BREAKFAST at NWT Cley Marshes Visitor Centre 8.00am - to 4.00pm Entry free to pedestrians. Car park £2.00. Arts, crafts and local food
10.00am. Experience the reserve at this peaceful time of day with a guided walk stalls. Games, displays and attractions, including Punch & Judy. Fun Dog Show.
onto the marsh followed by a continental breakfast on the terrace which has
Children’s rides, car boot. Refreshments and bar. Dogs on leads welcome
spectacular views across the reserve. Booking essential, call 01263 740008.
‘JONAH AND THE GIANT FISH’ at Weybourne Community Fun Day
11.00am. Performed in the arena by the Messy Church children and the churches.
AFTERNOON TEA & SALE at Holt Methodist Church 2.00pm - 4.00pm.
Cream teas, cakes etc., Clothes stall, jumble, books and bric-a-brac.
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THE FORTHCOMING EVENTS PAGE Cont.
MONDAY 29th August
OPEN DAY at Royal Air Force Bircham Newton Heritage Centre 11.00am
to 5.00pm. Entry free, children welcome. Further details www.rafbnmp.org.uk.
WEDNESDAY 31st August
JAZZ NIGHT at Byfords, 1-3 Shirehall Plain, Holt Dinner? Drinks?
Come along and soak up the atmosphere. Music starts at 7.30pm. No
cover charge. Bookings advisable. Telephone 01263 711400
LUNCHTIME CONCERT at St Nicholas Parish Church, Wells-next-theSea at 12.00noon. Amamusica - Musical Friendships. Followed by homemade
soup, bread and fresh fruit £3.00. Donations for St Nicholas Church welcome.
SATURDAY 3rd September
GLYNDEBOURNE ON THE GLAVEN at The Hill Farm House Opera
Barn, Brinton 4.00pm for 4.30pm performance by Pop Up Opera. Limited
tickets £75.00 (dress:black tie) incl. two glasses of fizz and canapes (bring your
own picnic) from caroflower27@hotmail.com. See www.popupopera.co.uk.
NORTH NORFOLK RADIO BINGO at Field Dalling Village Hall Doors
open at 6.00pm starts at 7 30pm. Cash prizes and tickets to win. Big raffle. All
money raised goes to the North Norfolk Radio Kids Trust. Everyone welcome.
SCHOOL DINNER NIGHT at The Copeman Centre, Briston 6.30pm for
7.00pm. Wearing of school uniform is encouraged, but not compulsory! Super
SUMMER FETE
raffle and live music from Mick Leary with a bit of 1950s and 1960s singing
and dancing. Limited tickets £5.00 from 01263 860844.
SUNDAY 4th September
TWELFTH NIGHT on the Village Green by the Copeman Centre, Briston
at 2.00pm Performed by the Briston Players to mark the 400th Anniversary of
Shakespeare’s death. Attendance will be free (contributions will not be refused,
of course!)
GARDEN FETE at Thornage Hall 11.30am to 4.00pm Cooking demonstrations,
farm and garden walks, dog show, BBQ, tea, cakes and breads, bio-dynamic
vegetable stall, traditional handmade arts and crafts and much more. Music from
Bamayer Drummers, East Coast, Sam Smith Singers and Jack Austin.
TUESDAY 6th September
THE HOLT & DISTRICT DEMENTIA SUPPORT GROUP
INFORMATION SESSION in the Meeting Room at St. Andrew’s Church,
Holt 5.00pm - 6.00pm For businesses, organisations and individuals about
being Dementia Friendly.
ILLUSTRATED TALK BY DR.TONY LEECH at St.Michael’s church,
Plumstead at 7.00pm The Good, The Bad and The Ugly - A look at the World of
Fungi. Free but donations invited towards church roof repairs.
Let everybody know about your forthcoming event. Basic details of
one-off events for charities and local good causes will be entered
free. A small charge will be made for commercial events or if a
boxed advertisement is required. Please e-mail details to info@
holtchronicle.co.uk or leave them in the Holt Chronicle collection
box inside Feeney's Newsagents, Market Place, Holt.
Did you know .... that there are a variety of organisations, clubs,
societies and groups for all ages in the North Norfolk area that meet
regularly?
For further details of what is available please visit our ‘Regular Events’
section on our website www.holtchronicle.co.uk.
If you have a regular event that you would like us to add to our website
please email the details to us at info@holtchronicle.co.uk.
TONY’S TROSH
Sat Aug 13 2 – 4 pm
BOOKS – BARGAINS – GAMES – GIFTS
LIVE MUSIC – TOMBOLA – TEA ROOM
IT’S FUN FOR ALL!
Harvesting & Ploughing Through The Ages
Saturday/Sunday 10th/11th September 2016
11 am to 5 pm each day
Join us at Villagers’ Hall in Field Dalling for an afternoon of
traditional fun. We have all the stalls and games you would
expect, plus a tea room selling delicious homemade cakes.
Come and help with the harvest using heritage machines
and taste the result.
Adult Entrance 50p Includes Lucky Programme Draw
From
Villagers’ Hall Holt Road Field Dalling NR25 7LE
(5 mins from Holt)
The hall is a perfect venue for parties and events of all
kinds, for details please see our website: fdands.org.uk
Registered Charity 1049699
to
We’ll cut the wheat, take it to the Troshin [threshing] machines,
trosh it, mill it and bake it. Then we’re going to eat it.
Fish & Chips, Ploughman’s Lunches, Licensed Bar etc
CAR BOOT SALES
Displays of Stationary Engines, Heritage Tractors Military Vehicles
Stalls, Craft, Cakes, Tombola and more
LOCAL SCREENINGS
You can find us in fields on the north side of the B1145 between
Bawdeswell & Billingford – just look for the signs!
Entry/Parking £5 per car - Car Boot Pitch £5
Every SATURDAY until 3rd September at BODHAM Playing Field
9.00am till 12.00noon. Set up 7.30am. Pitches £5.00. No need to
book. Refreshments available. Sorry, only assistance dogs allowed.
Car Boot Sale on the Sunday
WELLS CINEMA - SCREEN NEXT THE SEA (01328 710885)
Monday 15th August
Monday 22nd August
Thursday 25th August
Monday 29th August
Thursday 1st September
Monday 5th September
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FURTHER INFORMATION FROM
The Big Short (15)
Hail Caesar! (12A)
Live (Encore) : The Audience (12A)
Casablanca (U)
Live NT - The Deep Blue Sea (12A)
Recorded Live Branagh Theatre production
of ‘Romeo & Juliet’
TONY HOOD - 01362 688218
KEVIN ROYE – 01362 684213
THE USE OF THE FIELD IS BY KIND PERMISSION OF THE GURNEY FAMILY
PROCEEDS TO BAWDESWELL VILLAGE HALL IN MEMORY OF CHRIS HOOD
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BRISTON PLAYERS
To mark the 400th Anniversary of Shakespeare’s death, the Briston
Players will be breaking, for them, new grounds.
First, they will be performing his ‘Twelfth Night’ on the village green
by the Copeman Centre and, second, they will be fielding an almost
entirely female cast. After all, Shakespeare’s company used boys for
the female parts; why not use women for the men’s parts!
Should the weather prove unkind, the production will move into the
Copeman Centre.
The idea is that we will perform rather as Shakespeare’s own company
would have ‘tread the boards’; in the round with the audience on
all four sides of the performing area. It is intended that this will be
more of a community event, a recognition by the villagers of the debt
we owe to the greatest British playwright. We also hope that it will
introduce Shakespeare to those put off by the solemnity often attached
to his name. In fact, Shakespeare wrote for the people and his (to our
ears) quaint English need not be incomprehensible.
Attendance will be free (contributions will not be refused, of course!)
and the audience will be invited to bring their own refreshments,
though tea, coffee and soft drinks will be available. Performances will
be Sunday 4th September and Sunday 11th September at 2.00pm.
WEYBOURNE GOOD COMPANIONS
THE HOLT CHRONICLE ~ 01263 712177
On Wednesday, 27th July, twenty members of the Weybourne Good
Companions group went on a coach trip to Norfolk Lavender at
Heacham.
After earlier rain, the sun came out and we all enjoyed a pleasant
afternoon exploring the various attractions at the site. The visit
concluded with a cream tea which was much appreciated by us all.
Many thanks to Sandy Bailey for organising a very enjoyable trip.
THE 6th WEYBOURNE
FOLK WEEKEND
The 6th Weybourne Folk Weekend is almost upon us again.
Based at Weybourne Village Hall this year we start at 7.00pm on
Friday 19th August through until 7.00pm on Sunday 21st.
There will be seven singaround sessions at various times, including
one in the garden of the Ship Inn on Saturday night. These provide an
opportunity for local musicians and singers to perform in their own
particular style.The ‘Summer Mummers’ will be acting their own
‘interesting’ version of the traditional English folk play twice during
the weekend.
On Friday night the guest artists are Kevin Green, who recently
moved from Norwich to North Wales, a very popular and talented
singer/musician. We also have The Tildens from King’s Lynn who
specialise in American Country music.
The guests on Saturday 20th are Tin River who are an excellent trio
who perform traditional music and songs. Bill Whalley and Dave
Fletcher are visiting from Lincolnshire and are great harmony singers
with squeeze box accompaniment. They have been stalwarts in folk
circles for many years. Mike Prior is a fine guitarist/singer again from
King’s Lynn.
On Saturday evening the annual Barndance with Fezziwig Ceilidh
Band is at the Village Hall 8.00pm until 11.00pm. This is a fun event
and full instructions are given. Why not give it a try. Tickets are £7.00
and we are limited on numbers. Bring your own food and drinks.
At the same time, for those who don’t want to dance, there’s
‘Trawling for Songs’ in the garden at The Ship Inn.
The guests on Sunday are Nico Dobben singer/songwriter from
Holland and The Doohickies who will liven up proceedings with their
own brand of foot-stomping folk.
No Weybourne Folk Weekend would be complete without a visit from
the Blakeney Old Wild Rovers, sea songs and shanties from the best
in the area.
All in all this promises to be a weekend of top quality musical
entertainment in the folk tradition and, apart from the Barndance, it’s
free, although we hope that the raffles each day will be well supported
to offset the costs of the event.
Further details and a programme by e-mail can be had from Tony
Baylis 01263 588781 or tonyandcarmen@btinternet.com.
Day Trips & Mini-Breaks!
Pick-ups including Fakenham, Bawdeswell, Lenwade & Taverham
Fully escorted trips – Fast, friendly direct service!
Refreshments served on board! - Over 20 years’ experience - Fully insured
Beth Chatto Gardens
Thursday 8th September - £25 - 8.00am
Duxford Airshow
Sunday 11th September - £48 Adult, £38 Child - 8.30am
Phantom of The Opera
Thursday 15th September - £60 - 7.30am
Wicked the Musical
Saturday 17th September - £65 - 7.30am
Cambridge & Botanic Gardens
Thursday 22nd September - £20/£25 - 7.30am
Imperial War Museum London
Sunday 25th September - £23 - 7.30am
Lion King
Wednesday 28th September - £65 - 7.30am
*Note that pick- up times stated are from Fakenham
IC Travel - 39 The Street, Ringland, Norwich NR8 6AB
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See a full list of trips at www.ictravel.co.uk
Request your free 2016 brochure!
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THE LANGHAM DOME
Regular readers of the Holt Chronicle, will be aware that the old ground to air gunnery training dome at RAF Langham, has been developed as a
museum and is now one of North Norfolk’s leading tourist attractions, with some eight thousand visitors in the two years since it opened on 19th
July 2014.
The major costs of the refurbishment of the building and equipping it with state of the art displays covering the history of RAF Langham and
the Dome Trainer from Langham’s early days as a grass satellite airfield of nearby RAF Bircham Newton, to the final closure of the Dome and
the airfield as a flying base for the No 2 Civilian Anti-Aircraft Co-operation Unit (operated by Marshalls of Cambridge), were met by generous
donations from a range of donors. In particular, the project was only made possible with the vision displayed by the ‘Friends of Langham Dome’
(FoLD), who were set up in 2010, with the support of Langham villagers in the first instance, but which is now an organisation, which enjoys a
much wider support base from both the local area and indeed other ‘Friends’ across the UK.
One of the generous donations resulted from the decision by Bernard Matthews PLC to hand over the Dome and surrounding land to the
North Norfolk Heritage Buildings Trust, who now own the facility and who are key members of the Trust’s management, as well as being the
administrators of the largest grant from the National Lottery Heritage Fund.
However, in the not too distant future the Dome will have to become totally self-funding and as well as meeting day to day running costs,
some of the expensive high tech equipment which the Museum uses, will have to be replaced. The first key element of achieving this status is
to seek more members of FoLD, who are happy to pay a yearly subscription
(currently £15.00 for an individual and which can be gift aided as the Dome is
a registered charity), in return for unlimited visits to the Dome.
The second key element is to open the Dome more often, particularly during
the school holidays, and to open at other times to encourage more educational
and special visits by groups, such as schools, RAFA branches, other historic
associations etc. but to do this we need to increase our pool of dedicated
volunteers to staff the Dome.
So we need to ask these bottom line questions to members of our local
community and visitors, are you willing to join the ‘Friends’ and ensure the
Dome Museum remains available in the longer term, and would you be willing
to join our pool of volunteers (for which FoLD membership is encouraged but
is not essential). For volunteers, full training is given and you will find that
it is a most enjoyable social interaction with members of the public, who are
visiting the Dome with a genuine and sometimes very wide ranging interest
and knowledge of the history we are displaying.
If you would like more information on the Dome and/or wish to join FoLD or
volunteer please contact the Dome Manager, Val Bowers on 07762 205578 or e-mail val@langhamdome.org.
We very much look forward to welcoming you to our friendly and eclectic Dome community.
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AT LEAST MY GRAVY MOVES
ABOUT …..!
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Then call Caroline on 01263 712177 to advertise here
Leave your catapults and peashooters at home if you are going to
come and join us for our School Dinner Night!
We are going to have a proper nostalgic School Dinner,
sat at long tables, with stern school staff members
attempting to keep order! The menu includes Beef
Stew or Cottage Pie, followed by Toffee Cream Tart
or Chocolate Sponge and Custard.
Wearing of school uniform is encouraged, but not
compulsory (but you’ll probably get 100 lines if you
don’t!). There will be a super raffle and live music from
Mick Leary at the Yamaha keyboard afterwards for a bit
of 1950s and 1960s singing and dancing (if you can remember how!).
Come and enjoy a great meal, with lots of laughs, and plenty of
nostalgia (which is not what it used to be).
To get tickets, just a fiver each, ‘phone our gym mistress on 01263
860844 with your debit or credit card handy, or see her behind the
bicycle shed during the morning break.
The venue is the Copeman Centre (a school once upon a time), Hall
Street, Briston NR24 2LG. The date is Saturday 3rd September and
the time is 6.30pm for 7.00pm.
The event is being staged as a fundraiser for the Copeman Centre and
numbers are strictly limited, so get on the ‘phone now, or Sir won’t
like it!
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Warehouse work
Washing-up assistant
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If you are interested in any of the positions
please call us on 01328 853018 or
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This is an exciting opportunity to join our team
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Good rates of pay including travel time and enhancements
for evenings and weekends
Various hours available
Paid training with the opportunity to gain further qualifications
Opportunity to progress through the organisation
Enhanced holiday entitlement
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ROYAL AIR FORCES
ASSOCIATION
BOOKS PURCHASED
Sheringham & District Branch Annual Reception
Courtesy of Mrs. Pamela Keys MBE, the local branch of the Royal
Air Forces Association held their
Annual Reception at Cley Old Hall,
Cley-next-the-Sea.
On a warm summer’s evening
just over 30 members and guests
attended for drinks and a buffet.
Branch President, Air Commodore
Tom Benson RAF (retd), and
Chairman, Air Commodore Jack
Broughton RAF (retd), both said a
few words and committee member,
Sandy Brown presented Mrs. Keys
with a bouquet in appreciation.
A fine evening rounded off with a
‘flypast’ by the USAF!
Do you have unwanted books
(old or new) you wish to dispose of?
Are you clearing a house containing books?
We would be pleased to make a fair offer for them,
from single items to large collections.
Please contact David Ford
01263 741690
P.S. We also buy Maps and Old Postcards
KELLING PROBUS CLUB
Kelling Probus Club held its July meeting at The Dales
Hotel, Upper Sheringham on 21st, 25 members and two
guests attended and enjoyed a good and sociable lunch.
After lunch the guest speaker was Gerard Core who spoke about his
father Rene Noyau who was a famous writer from Mauritius, who was
also known as Rene Core and by several other pen names. Gerard told
us that he really only got to know his father in later life, as his parents
were separated soon after he was born. However, he found that his
father had been a prolific poet, a surrealist and a writer.
His father had been a writer for Mauritian newspapers, a supporter
of independence and a great promoter of the Creole language. His
writings in Creole would often encourage people to study and further
their lives.
Rene also had a period of life when he was an artist and continued
to write up to his death in 1984. Gerard, his son, was left a lot of
his literary works, many unpublished and in time realised what a
collection he had got.
In 2011 with the help of the Mauritian government he published
the first of several volumes of his father’s work. After his talk and
questions he was thanked by Norman Barnes for the very interesting
presentation.
Kelling Probus Club meets on the third Thursday of each month at the
Dales Hotel and welcomes new members. The meetings are sociable
and friendly and the talks are usually very informative.
Membership is open to retired business men and similar people. Costs
of membership are low and there is no fund raising commitments.
If you would like to become a member, please telephone John
Whittington on 01263 820333.
ST. ANDREW’S CHURCH ‘150’ CLUB DRAW
Winners in the August draw were as follows:
No. 16 David Sidgwick £35.00
No. 45 David Hines
£20.00
No. 65 Christine Shaw £10.00
The next draw will take place during ‘Monday Coffee’ in the Meeting Room on 5th September.
The ‘150’ Club draw year starts again on 1st September and
you are invited to rejoin/join.
Cheques for £12.00 should be made payable to HOLT P.C.C.
Thank you
Patrick Whitmore, 23 Pearsons Road, Holt NR25 6EJ.
WHY TEACHERS CONTINUE TO DRINK HEAVILY
The following questions were in last year’s examinations:
(These are genuine answers).
Q. How is dew formed?
A. The sun shines down on the leaves and makes them perspire.
Q. What are steroids?
A. Things for keeping carpets still on the stairs.
Q. What happens to your body as you age?
A. When you get old, so do your bowels and you get intercontinental.
Q. What happens to a boy when he reaches puberty?
A. He says goodbye to his boyhood and looks forward to his adultery.
Q. Name a major disease associated with cigarettes.
A. Premature death.
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Are you?
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BILLBOARD
WANTED
JAMES N LAIRD B.Mus.(Hons) FRCO CHM
OLD AUDIO HI-FI SYSTEM OR SEPARATES, Record Player, Amp,
Cd, Speakers or parts etc, Valve Radios, Valve equipment, Radio
parts and Valves - Used/Unused for Collector.
Also unwanted record collections.
07979 384246
PIANO TUNING & REPAIR
(also Teacher of Piano & Organ)
Tel: 01263 713505 Mobile: 0790 4342639
MOTORCYCLES, SCOOTERS, MOPEDS Japanese, British bikes etc.
Anything considered, any condition, MOT failures, non-runners etc.
07811 574822
j.laird195@btinternet.com
TO LET/RENT
Lengths of galvanised SCAFFOLDING TUBE
01263 837569 or 07776 032586
Ercol or similar SOFA/COUCH with spindle back and sides in light
wood for conservatory.
01263 823914
STORAGE UNITS TO LET IN HOLT
Varying sizes available starting from £25.00 per week.
Suitable for storing furniture, building materials, stock etc.
For more information please phone
Stephen on 07717 357724
CAR PARKING
LONG TERM PARKING AVAILABLE
at Holt Youth Centre, Old Station Way, Holt. NR25 6DH
Cost £30.00 per month, £350.00 per year
All proceeds to Holt Youth Centre
Apply to Mrs. M. Sibson
Holt Youth Centre 01263 710918
ITEMS FOR SALE
This space could be used to sell your unwanted goods and make
you some money. If you’ve got something to sell, LET EVERYBODY
KNOW.
Just e-mail your FOR SALE items to: info@holtchronicle.co.uk
or leave the details in The Holt Chronicle collection box in Feeney's
Newsagents, Holt and we will advertise it for you FREE OF CHARGE
if the item is for £300.00 or less. Items above this amount, or
if you would like to include a photograph, will incur a charge.
Please contact Caroline on 01263 712177 for further details.
ITEMS FOR SALE Cont.
Elna 2007 SEWING MACHINE Little used. Extras include extra feet,
many embroidery stitches and cover. Excellent condition. Cost £125.00
will accept £75.00
‘J’ MINI SEWING MACHINE Suit beginner. RRP £86.00 Accept £30.00
01263 710726
CAR FOR SALE
KNITTING NEEDLES 00-13, 10 sets of 4’s varying sizes, 3 cables,
Misc. holding needles, 3 circular, 2 pattern holders, Approx. 60 mixed
patterns, 2 knitting bags, Eighteen crochet hooks, Knitting & Crochet
Encyclopedia, Bag of wool, 100’s buttons £70.00
01263 512606
Spares or repair
Rover 25 05 reg
16” Alloys Wheels
Offers in the region of £40.00
01263 860393
HOUSE CLEARANCE IN HOLT
SINGLE (3’ Silentnight Miracoil Memory) DIVAN BED with drawers,
cream fabric headboard, hardly used, as new, £50.00
Small DOUBLE (4’ Sleepmasters Backcare Royale) pocket sprung
DIVAN BED with drawers, cream fabric headboard, hardly used £50.00
DOUBLE (4’6” Myers) DIVAN BED with drawers and cream fabric
headboard £20.00
Pair of circular cane CONSERVATORY CHAIRS with cushions £30.00
Dark oak BOOKCASE, 5’3” high x 2’6” wide, 6 shelves £20.00
Pair of 1960s his ‘n’ hers ‘Austinsuite’ walnut/veneer WARDROBES,
approx 6’H x 4’W and 6’H x 3’W, very collectable, £30.00 each or
£50.00 the pair.
Oak BLOCK TABLE 4’ x 2’6” and 4 x oak DINING CHAIRS with
neutral suede-effect cushioned seats, all in virtually new condition, cost
£700.00 new. £300.00
01263 712426
Belling slot in COOKER. Looks slightly narrower than a normal sized
one. Not had a lot of use. Solid rings with a set of covers for them if
required. About 6 years old £60.00ono
High back traditional style 2 SEATER SOFA. Medium dark red fabric.
Had very little use. From DG Smith in Cromer. About 6 years old but is
immaculate. I would say, more suited to an older person £100.00
01263 587754 Would be happy to email photographs
Denon DRM 510 HIFI Seperate cassette deck; Dolby B & C - HX Pro.
tape bias to optimise tapes. + 85 chrome dioxide blank tapes. Tapes
have music on them but can be recorded over. Great condition and full
working order £20.00 the lot
07717 160783 Holt
Jim Dimplex inset coal effect ELECTRIC FIRE, chrome finish. Very
good condition £40.00
01263 713505
Karcher high PRESSURE WASHER model 380 with tools. Vgc £20.00
Black & Decker GD310 LAWN SCARIFIER, 37cm (15.5”) with
collection unit. Also safe & tidy CABLE REEL and cable. Vgc £25.00
Ladies Raleigh Cameo Retro CYCLE. Carrier, saddle bag, lock and
rain/dust cover. Good condition £25.00
01263 861269
Luxury DOUBLE AEROBED with valance and mattress cover. Premium
quality. Inflate and deflate in 5 mins. Used once, as new £50.00
01263 711476
Lightweight Transport WHEELCHAIR by Elite Care. Complete with
storage bag. Carrying chair weight 115kgs. Ideal for holidays £45.00
01328 822270 or 07853 233540
BEDROOM SUITE. Crown AY. Medium oak. 1 x 48” Wardrobe
1 x 36” Wardrobe, 1 x 34” Tallboy, 1 x 46” Dressing Table,
1 x 54” Bed, 1 x 14” Cabinet £300.00
01603 871337 (Cawston)
Pet Vax Multifunction VACUUM CLEANER (Wet and Dry) Good
working condition with all parts £20.00ono
Charlie TV UNIT oak effect; virtually new H34.4, W119, D39cm £20.00
01263 711870
Hotpoint Mistral (frost free) white FREEZER £20.00
Hotpoint Aquarius Electronic 800 WM12 WASHING MACHINE (beige/
brown) £10.00
07908 625240 (Holt)
BOWLS SIZE 6 with Jack and carrying case £20.00
01263 821861
New, unworn, Ladies HOTTER SHOES, style ‘Sugar’, velcro fastener,
black, size 7 wide fit (cost £75.00) £35.00ono
Mellerware BREADMAKER Makes bread/cakes/jam/butter, little used,
vgc £25.00ono
01263 513219
2 x ‘Probike Mountain’ BICYCLES, one Gents and one Ladies. Both in
good order, hardly used. Cycle manual included £100.00 the two but
would sell separately
01328 822101
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STAMP COLLECTION
CALLING ALL CRAFTERS
I have a STAMP COLLECTION of Great Britain and Worldwide for
the last 50 years or so.
I have not had it valued, instead I am looking for someone likeminded to take it over from me and take it forward. Offers please.
01328 830606
If you are interested in taking part in a series of Craft/Gift
Fairs in Holt please call Barbara on 07742 068790.
ITEMS FOR SALE Cont.
Glazed pine DISPLAY CABINET Good cond. W36” H43” D11” £45.00
Lovely MIRROR Ornate gilt frame with black velvet inlay. Good
condition 24” x 20” £20.00
01263 713015
180amp STICK WELDER Works from 13 amp socket, not pretty £15.00
Old JETTER/PRESSURE WASHER Rough condition £15.00
01263 822241
CAMPING GAS STOVE, twin burners and grill £25.00
Electric MacAllister 350mm LAWNMOWER, light to use, vgc £35.00
Parasene electric FROST FIGHTER, greenhouse or conservatory, vgc
£25.00
1 roll high tensile BARBED WIRE, approx 100m £20.00
Traditional SCYTHE, lightweight metal £20.00
PITCHFORK £10.00
01328 738518 (Burnham Overy Staithe)
Black COMPOST BIN, FREE to good home
01263 478961 (Holt) after 6.00pm
Beko white freestanding UNDER COUNTER FRIDGE, 3 shelves plus
freezer compartment. vgc £40.00
07860 397551 (Holt)
Supersize KING BED DIVAN BASE AND HEADBOARD. In light grey,
almost new £250.00ono.
07552 184289 for further details
2 x stainless steel SAUCEPAN SETS, new in box £20.00 each
New, in box, Russell Hobbs cream/white TOASTER £20.00
New, in box, Portmeirion 1 tier CAKE STAND. Flegg blue/white £22.00
6 x new, white, modern, TEAPOTS, cost £20each, accept £10.00 each
7 x new, in package, rectangular TABLECLOTHS. 54” x 70”, 100%
cotton. Cost £18.00 each, accept £12.00 each
Solid/heavy, CUTLERY SET, 6 of each £15.00
Modern square brown/beige CROCKERY SET. 4 each of mugs, dinner
plates, side plates and dessert bowls £20.00
8 x new, in box, COFFEE MAKERS £10.00 each
New, dark leather BRIEF CASE £15.00
New, Ladies tan leather SHOULDER BAG £20.00
2 x new, in box, natural CAKE STANDS £10.00each
CHEF’S TROUSERS, blue & white check, size L £10.00each
Framed PICTURES of New Forest ponies £10.00 the lot
07521 042732 (North Walsham)
Child’s DRUM KIT £30.00
Wooden COLD FRAME £10.00
Solid wood SINGLE BED FRAME (painted cream) £20.00
HUMIDIFIER Hardly used (£110.00 new) £50.00
Assortment of lined velvet CURTAINS (pink, purple, orange,red) £30.00
Pair of long heavy embossed cotton CURTAINS with tie backs (coral)
£80.00
01263 588084
MINI MUSIC CENTRE. TEAC. CR-H255. Radio/CD. 2 way speaker
system. AM,FM,DAB. USB Jack, aux 3 IN Jack, Remote control, AM
and DAB Indoor aerials. Instruction Manual £45.00ono
Space Saver (Skinny) SPARE WHEEL 4 stud Hub Michelin
T125/80R15 Emergency get you home tyre £15.00
01263 587576
BMX X-Rated Hustle trick CYCLE £40.00ono
07733 224201
Fujifilm S2800HD DIGITAL CAMERA with carrying case and 2 film
cards. Vgc £55.00
01603 898244
Classical and old popular collection SHEET MUSIC from professional
musician/teacher. Offers
01263 588384
New, Radial Classic 175/65 R14 82T T2 tubeless radial TYRE £50.00
Chatham washable LADIES DECK SHOES, size 40 (7) £40.00
01263 710770
Ladies Glacier Point Magna TOURING BICYCLE, 10 Shimano gears
with helmet and lock £25.00
Computer desk black SWIVEL CHAIR with adjustable height and angle
£15.00
01263 710282
New, Dreamgenii V shape BREASTFEEDING & PREGNANCY
SUPPORT PILLOW. Beige/truffle pattern £10.00ono
01263 712761 or 07748 241400
Modern solid oak DINING TABLE and 4 matching CHAIRS (142x
78cm). Bought Fishpools, Herts 4years ago cost £850.00 new. Accept
offers around £220.00
Yamaha DIGITAL KEYBOARD & STAND with instructions (Piaggero
NPV80). Perfect £95.00
Glass and chrome TV STAND £12.00
07989 514406 (Briston)
10 x 50 FIELD BINOCULARS with case. Vgc £25.00
14 Meatloaf MUSIC CASSETTES 50p each
Men’s CYCLE HELMET £10.00
07796 425121
2 x FISHERMANS’S ANCHORS £10.00 each
ROOF RACK, telescopic bars for vehicles without rain gutters £12.00
01263 740075 or 07515 100317
Metal BABY BATH, suitable for plants. 28” x 21”, good cond. £30.00
2 x metal WATERING CANS £15.00 each
Antique FIRE SCREEN. Mirrored painted glass, edged with brass, and
brass handle and feet. £30.00ono
07979 591753
FRIENDS OF EAST ANGLIAN AIR AMBULANCE
LOTTERY - MAJOR PRIZE WINNERS
To join our lottery, pick
Week 52 - 29.07.16
£1,000.00 Mr & Mrs D Thompson, Saxmundham up an application form
from P & S Butchers or A.T.S.
£250.00 Mrs J Ford, Biggleswade
For more information about
Week 01 - 05.08.16
the EAAA and the Lottery
£1,000.00 Mr J Warner, Acle
please visit www.eaaa.org.uk
£250.00 Mrs I Ring, Fulbourn
Never used, unwanted present, Villeroy & Boch ‘New Wave’ CRYSTAL
GLASS BOWL. 26cm (10”) square. Rrp £59.90, accept £20.00
01263 711165
AC DC RADIO, 4 wavelengths £20.00
Mini FRIDGE capacity 8½”H x 5½”W x 5½”D £5.00
SHOPPING TROLLEY £3.00
ELECTRIC FIRE £5.00
ELECTRIC FAN HEATER £10.00
3 WAY STEPS and VARIOUS TOOL BOXES £30.00
Electric hand held bagless VACUUM CLEANER £5.00
Wooden framed upholstered extendable CHAIR. Seat extends to 3’ 7”
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Over 100yds 6mm new BLUE ROPE £15.00
‘Clip-to’ battery, car TYRE PUMP & WARNING LIGHT £12.00
ALTERNATOR to fit Leyland type £15.00
Pair of CAR SPOTLIGHTS £5.00
3 strong tubular steel STACKING CHAIRS, fabric seats £15.00
Nearly complete CONCRETE COAL BUNKER, makes good French
drain. FREE, new owner collects
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FUNNY/STRANGE FACTS!
(Believe it or not!)
In the film Forrest Gump, all the still photos show Forrest with his
eyes closed.
There are an average of 180,000,000 items for sale at any time on
EBay.
In 2014, 68% of all e-mail was spam.
U.K. telecom provider Telewest Broadband is testing a device that
hooks to your PC and wafts a scent when certain e-mails arrive.
There is a bar in London that sells vaporised vodka, which is inhaled
instead of sipped.
According to market research firm NPD Fashionworld, fifty percent of
all lingerie purchases are returned to the store.
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WEEKEND WITH A MASERATI HELPS
OLD GRESHAMIANS RAISE FUNDS FOR
EAST ANGLIAN AIR AMBULANCE
A reliable and trustworthy pet
sitting service tailored to meet
the needs of you and your pet.
Two men from north Norfolk outbid their former schoolmates in a
charity auction to win their dream car, a Maserati, for the weekend.
The luxury vehicle was donated to the auction by Marshall Maserati
of Peterborough and the old school friends won the Maserati with
a bid of £575, part of a £9,000 total raised for charity by the Old
Greshamians Ball.
Charlie Mack and Duncan Baker were among hundreds of Gresham’s
School alumni who attended the Ball reunion on 25th June, which
raised money for the East Anglian Air Ambulance. The pair won the
sporty GranTurismo Sport for the weekend with the winning bid.
Charlie and Duncan, who attended the school from 1988 to 2003 and
1993 to 1998 respectively, still live locally. Charlie owns a 300-acre
farm near Holt and Duncan is a director of the Bakers and Larners
department store.
Commenting on the auction win, Charlie said: “I remember from
driving a couple of Maserati cars several years ago that they are great
fun to drive and really stylish. So, when the auction started, both
Duncan and I wanted to win the Maserati and decided that we’d go in
for it together. We’ve already started thinking about the route we’re
going to take and
can’t wait to pick it
up.”
Carole Merry,
General Manager at
Marshall Maserati,
said: “I’m delighted
for Charlie and
Duncan that they’re
going to have the
opportunity to drive a
Maserati for the weekend. Marshall Maserati is proud to have played a
small part in helping to raise so much money for the East Anglian Air
Ambulance, such an incredibly worthy cause.”
Marshall Maserati in Tyrell Park, Peterborough features a bespoke,
state-of-the-art showroom along with full service and repair facilities,
finished in accordance with the latest Maserati corporate identity. To
find out more about the Maserati range or to make an appointment at
the showroom, please visit www.marshallweb.co.uk/maserati or call
01733 823564.
We are fully insured, DBS checked and trained in Pet First Aid.
Call or text: 07731 753560 email: furryfriendssitting@gmail.com
or visit our Facebook page for more information.
CROMER & SHERINGHAM
INNER WHEEL
The Cromer & Sheringham Inner Wheel ladies met during
the summer at The Virginia Court Hotel for the monthly meetings and
AGM.
We all enjoyed a garden party to celebrate The Queens 90th birthday
at member Jane’s home at Kelling Heath. Jane provided good food
and lovely summer weather!
On 13th July we all met at Hamptons Restaurant in Bawdswell to say
thank you to our president Carol for all she has done this year; Shay
presented her with a gift and flowers. Carol then thanked everyone for
all the support she had received during the year and said that £425 had
been raised for her chosen charity The Big C.
Our next Social event will be a barbecue on 20th August at Rita
Holland’s home, this is
the president’s gift to us
to say ‘thank you’.
The next Club
meeting will be on 1st
September when Carol
Selwyn will continue
to be President for the
coming year.
We share a meal
together at the
Virginia Court Hotel
Maureen Ford MBE (left) and
in Cromer each month
Sybil Taylor, members of the club.
with a guest speaker
afterwards. We have a lot of fun, enjoy fellowship and try to support
those in need in this country and abroad. Our membership is open to
any women who would be interested in joining us.
For more information about our Inner Wheel club then please contact
Carol Selwyn on 01263 513717.
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A FOOTBALL QUIZ TO TEST
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FIT TOGETHER ACTIVITIES
The Local Pick Up Point for the full Fit Together programme
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Tuesdays: Tea Dance 2.00pm - 4.00pm at The Copeman Centre, Briston
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Wednesdays: Norfolk and Western Line Dance 1.30pm - 4.00pm at
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Wednesdays: Circuit Training for Older Adults 3.30pm - 4.30pm at
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Booking essential 07766 259999. Cost £2.50.
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Walks: Please arrive 20 minutes early if you are new to Fit Together.
For more information contact Melanie Brown on 07766 259999.
Wednesday 31st August 10.30am, Stody, 3.1 miles. Meet at Hunworth and
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Tuesday 6th September 10.30am, Great Snoring, 3.75 miles.
Meet at Gt. Snoring Social Club CP, Walsingham Rd, Great Snoring.
Monday 12th September 10.30am, Kelling/Telegraph Hill, 3 miles.
Meet at Old Reading Rooms Tea Room, The Street, Kelling.
Monday 12th September 1.30pm, Kelling Heath, 1 mile. Meet at Kelling
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3.00pm Friday 9th September.
Wednesday 14th September 10.30am, Letheringsett/Spout Hills, 3.8 miles.
Meet at Kings Head CP, Holt Road, Letheringsett.
Wednesday 28th September 10.30am, Glaven Valley, 3 miles. Meet at
Natural Surroundings CP, Bayfield Estate near Glandford, Holt.
Friday 30th September 10.30am, Binham Priory, 3 miles.
Meet at Binham Village Memorial Hall, Warham Road, Binham.
1. Who are known as ‘The Black Cats’?
2. For which three clubs did Alan Shearer play?
3. Who are the two ‘Towns’ in the Championship?
4. In which country do Atalanta play?
5. Who is pictured here?
6. With which club did José
Mourinho first win the Champions
League?
7. Who was the permanent England
manager before Roy Hodgson?
8. Who plays their home matches at
the KCOM Stadium?
9. From which club did Wes Hoolahan join Norwich City?
10. Which club started as Small Heath Fooball Club?
The answers can be found at the bottom of page 33.
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LOCAL FORTHCOMING
SATURDAY CRICKET FIXTURES
13th August FAKENHAM vs Downham
SHERINGHAM vs Dersingham
HOLT vs Narborough
20th August FAKENHAM vs Swardeston A
North Runc. 2nd vs SHERINGHAM
Beetley vs HOLT
27th August Sprowston vs FAKENHAM
SHERINGHAM vs Norwich 3rd
HOLT vs Bircham 2nd
League
League
League
League
League
League
League
League
League
If you can’t convince them, confuse them.
CHESS PROBLEMS by Dr Cedric Lytton
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191. Hiroshi Nagano
In ‘51 Flights of Chess Fancy’
by J. D. Beasley, 2009
191. Michel Caillaud
Problemist Supplement,
November 1996
191. Position after White’s
11th move. Game score?
192. Position after (a) White’s 7th
(b) White’s 8th move. Game score?
HOLT CRICKET CLUB
Beeston CC vs Holt CC
Dersingham A vs Holt CC
Dersingham A 125-9 lost to Holt 128-3 by 7 wickets
Holt CC won by seven wickets in their latest league
encounter away at Dersingham A. Dersingham reached 125-9
from their 45 overs after being reduced to 18-6 at one stage, due to
disciplined and penetrative bowling from Channell (3-5) and Thaxter
(3-12). L Bragg (1-26), A Riseborough (1-33), L Riseborough (1-35)
got Holt’s other three wickets. Holt chased down 126 for the loss of
three wickets in the 21st over, with key contributions from Chapman
(46), Channell (43 not out) and A Riseborough (26).
This result left Holt in third place, with four games to play.
Solutions to No. 191: 1.Nf3 Nf6 2.Nh4 Nd5 3.f3 f6 4.Kf2 Kf7
5.Kg3 Ke6 6.Kg4 Ke5 7.Kh3 Kf4 8.Rg1 Kg5 9.Kg3 Kh6 10.Kf2 Kh5
11.Ke1. The diagram is easily reached in 6 moves each, an even
number ending with 6... Kh5 - but White’s stipulated odd number of
moves requires the white K to come out and triangulate, performing a
dance movement with his opposite number - a circuit and tempo loss
by both Ks, adding thematic interest to the task of 4½ double moves.
No.192 also shows how a difference in stipulated length can markedly
affect the solutions. In part (b) parity considerations for White
obviously require a similar manoeuvre to No. 191, so difficulty 2 - and
one solving point for each part.
Solutions and comments to me at 16 Lime Grove, Sheringham NR26
8NX or e-mail to 1estershaw@sheringham.net.
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HIGH KELLING GARDEN CLUB
CORPUSTY AND SAXTHORPE ART GROUP
Our recent Garden Club outing to Narborough Hall and
Barsham Hall was a very enjoyable day out, coupled with
glorious weather.
On arrival at Narborough Hall we were greeted by the
head gardener, who suggested we had tea and biscuits before setting
off on the guided tour. Narborough Hall is a Grade II listed country
house surrounded by ancient parkland, lakes and woodland. The
planting in borders, paths and walks is wild and native self-seeding
plants grow amongst herbs, fruit, edible flowers, blackberries and
rambling roses. We were invited to gather seeds from the grasses for
ourselves.
The flowers and grasses are gathered and used for wedding bouquets,
buttonholes and floral arrangements for weddings taking place there
and are created by the resident florist and head gardener. After lunch
we set off for Barsham Hall, which is owned by Mr and Mrs Jeremy
Soames.
Once again the head gardener took us on a guided tour and explained
how he had developed the gardens of approximately ten acres,
with mature yew hedging and sunken garden originally laid out by
Gertrude Jekyll. There is a swimming pool garden, shrub borders,
kitchen garden and herbaceous border, cutting garden, bog garden and
an old- fashioned cottage garden.
We went back to the house for afternoon tea and delicious cakes, after
which Mrs Soames invited us into the house to see paintings by the
late Sir Winston Churchill, together with family portraits and artwork,
which was unexpected, but very much appreciated.
We continued on the guided tour, finishing up at West Barsham
church, before setting off for home.
Thank you Gill and Tricia for making all the arrangements.
Our next meeting is on 12th September when Ian Roofe will give a
talk on ‘Plants of the moment’.
Meetings will commence at the usual time of 7.30pm with coffee, tea
and biscuits available from 7.10pm.
Please contact Joyce on 01263 713971 for more information.
Corpusty and Saxthorpe Art Group meet every Thursday morning
between 10.00am and Noon. Fees are £22.00 for 4 months.
Meetings are held in the Village Hall, Heydon Road,
Corpusty.
Once a month we have a professional tutor who is
experienced in all art mediums.
Ring Rita Taylor on 01263 587507 or just come along.
BODHAM HORTICULTURAL SHOW
from Harry Bruford
Bodham Horticultural Show, which was held on Saturday 23rd July,
was a great success, considering the wet, early growing season and the
heat on the actual day. There were 197 entries and £590.25 was raised
for the Senior Citizens Christmas Lunch.
Many thanks to the local businesses, who so generously sponsored the
Show and to everyone who donated raffle prizes.
The raffle was hugely popular and Brenda and Peter did a grand job
manning the stall. Many thanks also to Mike Sayer, who called the
raffle and ran the auction of produce and made the presentation of the
cups.
Also to Ann and Jackie, who manned the refreshment stall.
Finally, our thanks to everyone, who entered the show and to all who
came and enjoyed the teas and the auction.
CUP WINNERS
Billy Cooper Memorial Cup
Heather Dean
Harry Bruford Trophy
Winston Smith
Tracy Toyn Trophy
Elsie Wesson
J McNeil Wilson Shield
Ann Digby
Betty Earnshaw Memorial Cup
Heather Dean
Madeline Prince Memorial Shield
Heather Dean
Daphne Wright Memorial Shield
Brenda Alexander
Granville Wright Memorial Shield Gill Burton-Pye
G. Wright Rose
Mary Cubitt
Simon Burton-Pye Trophy
Winston Smith
Red Hart Shield
Mary Cubitt
H. H. Wright Plate
Barry Wallin
Elsie Wesson
Elsie Wesson
Bill Cubitt Memorial Shield
Joan Moore
The Bodham Shield
Elsie Wesson
Bodham Stores Shield
Heather Dean
Bodham & Beckham Youth Club Shield Flora Campbell
Ted Prince Tankard
Elsie Weson
Helen Bruford Cup
Flora Campbell
CHILDREN’S CREATIVE WORKSHOP
The children’s workshop, held in the Village Hall on 16th July, was
well attended with 20 children and adults having fun making miniature
gardens in seed trays for fairy or dinosaur residents and then turning
their crafty skills to framed flower pictures.
Several mini-scarecrows were also constructed as a sideline.
An inventive morning for everyone!
Some items were entered in Bodham Horticultural Show and did well.
Our thanks to Karen Harris for running the workshop.
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SHERINGHAM RAMBLERS WALKS
WEDNESDAY 24th AUGUST: 5.5 mile ramble
commencing from Bodham Village Hall Car Park (small
donation) led by Norman (Telephone No: 01263 825457)
SUNDAY 28th AUGUST: 10 mile ramble commencing from Holkham
Village Free Car Park led by Dereck (Telephone No: 01263 821300)
WEDNESDAY 31st AUGUST: 5 mile ramble commencing from
Baconsthorpe Church free car parking led by Jasmine (Telephone
No: 01263 588822)
SUNDAY 11th SEPTEMBER: 9.5 mile ramble commencing from
West Beckham (secure on road parking) led by Norman (Telephone
No: 01263 825457)
WEDNESDAY 14th SEPTEMBER: 6 mile ramble commencing from
Trimingham (secure on road parking) led by Sue & Ken (Telephone
No: 01603 866798)
WEDNESDAY 21st SEPTEMBER: 6.5 mile ramble commencing from
Felthorpe Pavilion Free Car park led by Jane & Mike (Telephone No:
01263 824885)
SUNDAY 25th SEPTEMBER: 5.5 mile AFTERNOON WALK
COMMENCING at 2.00pm from Stiffkey (Greenways Free Car Park)
led by Jasmine (Telephone No: 01263 588822)
With the exception of the walk indicated on 25th September ALL
rambles commence at 10.00am.
Whilst dogs are normally welcome you may be asked to keep your
pet on a lead and remain towards the rear of the walk - if in doubt
please contact the walks leader ahead of the day.
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LOCAL POLICE NEWS
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Police are appealing for information following a burglary in
Sheringham. A property in Woodland Rise West was broken into
between 9.30pm on Saturday 23 July and 4.30am on Sunday 24 July.
A television and some jewellery was stolen. Anyone who may have
seen any suspicious activity in the area or anyone with information
should contact DC Gavin Rivett at Great Yarmouth CID on 101.
Alternatively contact independent charity Crimestoppers anonymously
on 0800 555111 or via their online form at www.crimestoppers-uk.org.
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More true life experiences
It was the fourth time my mother-in-law had taken her driving test and the
family had been teasing her constantly about her repeated failures.
The test centre was at the top of a hill in our busy local town centre, so, on
the examiner’s command, my mother- in-law carefully checked her rearview mirror, indicated right, looked over her right shoulder, checked the
mirror again, released the handbrake and manoeuvred away from the kerb.
This is going brilliantly, she thought to herself as the car glided effortlessly
down the road.
Her elation was short-lived. “Well done, Mrs Davies,” said the examiner,
“But don’t you think it would be a good idea to turn the engine on at some
stage?”
NORTH NORFOLK PHOTOGRAPHIC SOCIETY
Annual Exhibition and Photographers of the Year
Another Glass Ceiling shattered!
North Norfolk Photographic Society’s Annual Exhibition was held
in July in St Andrews’ Church Hall this year. This proved to be an
excellent location, visitor numbers were well up on previous years and
the spacious hall suited the show very well.
On the evening of the first day of the exhibition, 27th July, members
held a social evening when as well as admiring each others’ pictures,
certificates were awarded to those that had done well in competitions
over the last year.
A special part of the evening was the announcement of the members
who had come first, second and third taking all the competitions into
account, the Photographers of the Year.
Chairman Malcolm Edwards first awarded certificates to Michaela
Bone and Karen Spence, who came second and third in the Novice
category and then awarded a trophy to the winner of this group, Rob
Palethorpe.
But anyone who thought that
photography was a hobby for
men in anoraks got a shock
when ladies took first, second
and third places in the advanced
section, another glass ceiling
shattered! The trophy for first
place went to Liz Akers (right),
with Diana Knight (centre) and
Lizzie Wallis taking second and
third spots.
Meetings of the North Norfolk Photographic Society are normally
held on the 1st and 3rd Wednesdays each month but after a summer
break will resume on September 21st when Barry Freeman will talk
about English Monochrome Landscapes.
For further details please contact the club Secretary, Judith Wells at
secretary.nnps@gmail.com.
My friend’s elderly mother was telling me about the two ladies who had
moved in next door to her.
“I can’t understand why there’s no man in the house,” she said.
She had her suspicions, so a few weeks later decided to clear things up
once and for all.
“Hello, Jean,” she said, leaning over the garden fence. “I hope you don’t
mind me asking, but are you and Lisa leprechauns?”
She came back into the house and announced, “Well, she said no and
that’s good enough for me.”
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