 COOKS CORNER
Fig Delight
60g Mango Chutney
4 Fresh Figs, Quartered
1 Port Salut Wedge, cut into bite-size pieces
Spread some chutney on each quarter of fig. Cut the cheese into cubes and skewer onto a
cocktail stick with a fig quarter. And if you love the combination of fig and Port
Salut to make canapés, scatter some freshly diced fig onto toasted foccacia and top with
small chunks of Port Salut. Grill for 2-3 minutes until melted, then cut into
bite-sized squares.
Makes 16, Prep time 15 minutes
COMPETITION CORNER
What is better than the best,
more evil than demons,
the poor have it and the rich need it,
and if you eat it, you will die?
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WANTED!!!
Cromer & Sheringham Operatic Society are staging a play in October called Of Mice
& Men and need some hard to come by props. This play is staged in the 1930's so the
items need to be as old looking as possible. If anybody out there has in their
possession any items from the following list could you please contact Jacky on 07877
601727 (props mistress):
3 Alarm clocks with loud ticks
Any old brown blankets
Old mattresses with the blue coloured ticking style 6ft x 2ft
Old pillows with the same style
Shot guns or rifles (these will not be fired but we are obtaining the licences for them)
plus shells
1 Lugar pistol 1 High backed bench
2 Nail Kegs
Leather Working hand Riveter Cut throat Razors
3 Stetson Hats for men Spurs
We will purchase or preferably borrow these items which will be very well looked after.
North Norfolk Cats Lifeline Trust
Open Day Saturday September 1st
Top local mediums Rachel Finbow and Brian May will be adding a special attraction to
the annual Open Day of the North Norfolk Cats Lifeline Trust on Saturday 1st from 9.30am
to 12.30pm and 2.30pm to 4.30pm at South Hollow, Sheringhamwood, Beeston Regis.
Among the top mediums in Norfolk, Rachel and Brian teamed up in 1993 to raise money
for good causes including Air Ambulance and Pandora's Box. Following the sell-out
clairvoyant evening they held in April on behalf of the NNCLT, they have generously agreed
to offer personal clairvoyant readings on the day for only £5 for 15 minutes. All profits
will go to the NNCLT, a sanctuary for homeless and abandoned cats. People can have
as many sessions as they wish and should book early by ringing 01263 825089. Or just turn
up on the day. Other attractions include super raffles and tombola, bric-a-brac,
home-cakes and preserves, etc. Admission 50p or a tin of cat food. Adequate parking
in grounds.
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