 COOKS CORNER
Spanish Pork
225g/8oz Lean Pork Mince
1 x 500g Jar Chilli Con Carne Sauce
4 Tortillas
25g/1oz Cheddar Cheese, Grated
Preheat oven to 180C/350F, Gas Mark 5. Dry-fry the mince for 4-5 min until browned. Add
sauce, reserving 3 tbsp. Cook for further 2-3 min. On a non-stick baking tray, place a
tortilla, spoon a layer of mince on top, then repeat layers, finishing with a layer of
mince. Top with final tortilla, spread over reserved sauce and sprinkle with cheese. Bake
10 min until golden brown. Cut into wedges and serve with green salad or chips.
The Community Wardrobe
New community costume wardrobe in Sheringham being set up by the SheringhamPlus
Community Partnership. Costumes are available for individual and group hire.
Wanted:
* Sturdy coat hangers
* 70's glam rock items/outfits including shoes/boots
* Western, cowboy/girl and red indian outfits
* General 'sewing kit' materials and equipment
* Materials for shelving/storage
* Dummies or mannekins
* Volunteers for general help such as sorting costumes, washing, sewing/making/repairing
costumes
Core opening hours:
Thurs 3 - 7pm, Fri 12 noon - 4pm, Sat 10am - 1pm
The Industrial Est, Weybourne Rd, Sheringham NR26 8AF (First right on estate and we are on
the corner behind Henries)
01263 823910
tina@communitywardrobe.co.uk
www.communitywardrobe.co.uk
Readers Letter
On a lighthearted note, should Tesco be given planning permission for their new super
store in Sheringham, may I suggest that NNDC impose one condition, that Tesco play over
their in-store tannoy, Ghost Town, by the Specials, once an hour.
HR Mullins
COMPETITION CORNER
Find the hat
Betty can't remember where she put her hat, on the hat stand, in the
wardrobe, under the stairs, or behind the sofa. If only one of the following sentences is
true, where is Betty's hat?
1. The hat is on the hat stand.
2. The hat is in the wardrobe or behind the sofa.
3. The hat is on the hat stand or under the stairs.
4. The hat is not in the wardrobe. |
Readers Letter
Well off we go again. If Tesco put plans in to build on the moon the protesters would
be there trying to get it turned down just because there are people that don't like
successful companies. But at the end of the day where would we be without our big
superstores they keep inflation down give people a lot of jobs and give us the service
that we need. So no matter what the protesters say the people of Sheringham and all the
surrounding villages need a Tesco supermarket.
A Tesco store to serve the 40,000 people that live in the 10 mile radius of Sheringham.
This last week I have travelled 800 miles through towns that have Tesco stores and seen
there towns busy and alive and I have been to towns that don't have a Tesco and half the
shops closed. Anyone that is in doubt of that I can show that this is very true. All you
people out there that would like this Tesco in Sheringham, (and I know there are many,)
fight for it, write to your council, write to your MP, write to the newspapers, join the
pro Tesco group.
The anti Tesco protesters have vowed to fight twice as hard this time to try and stop
Tesco coming to Sheringham. So we must fight twice as hard as them to ensure we enhance
Sheringham with this fantastic store. The anti tesco protesters are now trying to say this
store is too big for Sheringham but they are forgetting those 40,000 people that live in
the 10 mile radius of Sheringham they are also forgetting all the visitors that come here
every year, that brings it up to around 60,000 so I think we may need a Tesco extra. The
anti Tesco protesters have 3,500 names on a petition against the Tesco store. 3,500 out of
60,000 people and then they call this democracy. I don't think so. Allan Pemberton.
Readers Letter
My own personal veiw on the supermarket issue is that a big out of town superstore
would spoil the little sea side town of Sheringham, I come and visit several times a year
when the children are on school holidays, I think it's fine as it is, "dont fix what
is not broken" springs to mind! I love the husle and busle of the little place and
it`s so friendly, can you imagine it with hardly anyone about in the out of season months
when every one is at the supermarket. Thankyou for taking the time to read this, Richard
Raven, a very happy Sheringham visitor.
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