Joan NabarroTo all the friends of Joan we are sad to report that she passed away peacefully on October 24th, aged 84. On moving to Sheringham in 1972, Joan will be remembered as a very kind and caring lady who quickly became involved in the community with charity organisations and home care. With husband Nab she was also active on the local social scene as a qualified professional dance teacher and Master of Ceremonies for several local Sequence Dancing clubs during the 70's and 80's including Sheringham, Cromer, Aylesham and Norwich. For many years they also independently organised very popular weekly dances throughout the summer for members and holidaymakers, with all profits donated to a Cromer charity which organised holidays for disadvantaged children.
Although not renowned as being sporty, Joan was a keen bowls player in Sheringham and
Cromer clubs, playing in team and league events. Joan brought enthusiasm and her own
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Friendly Neighbours.I would like to thank the do-gooder who reported our grandson to the police about the way he parked his car on Thursday Oct 18th, he had just come home after being on the front line in Afghanistan, he came to show us photo's and to say he was ok so he had only been with us 15 mins. It's a pity the one who done it has got such a sad life and has nothing better to do. Mr & Mrs L Gibbs, Morley Road. Readers LetterPlease would you pass this letter on to ''Readers Email'' Issue 79 Readers LetterMay I take this opportunity to congratulate Sheringham Town Council, together the pond
designer and the construction company employed, on doing a marvellous job of reinstating
the dew pond on the Common to its original condition. It now resembles the dew pond that I
grew up with over 50 years ago. Furthermore it appears to be slowly filling up from
underground springs. All we need now is the return of the various livestock that
were also in attendance at that time. Once again congratulations and many thanks Sheringham Museum Winter TalksSt Andrew's Church Hall 7.30pm |
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@ Sheringham Community Paper - Issue 81 - 23 November 2007
