At Sheringham town community newspaper. North Norfolk England UK.

A Fund Raising Evening
HOG ROAST
with entertainment from
THE SHERINGHAM SHANTYMEN
at The Masonic Rooms, Sheringham
Thursday 19th June from 7pm
Tickets Ł10 each
Available from:
Bryan Pigott, phone 01263 822813
and Crowes, Station Road, Sheringham

All proceeds to the Teresa Bellingham Appeal.
Teresa is a young girl who was born with Diabetes and Cerebral Palsy.
Sponsors and Raffle Prize donations greatly appreciated.
WHY NOT ORGANISE A GROUP OF FRIENDS AND COME ALONG

IT WILL BE A GOOD NIGHT

CAN YOU FIND BEAKY?

We will be hiding Beaky in every issue, maybe more than once and at different sizes - see if you can spot him.

When you do, write and tell us what page(s) he is on and where, giving the same details as before.
Small prize for the winner.
He's in THIS issue, can you find him?

SPOT THE SPELLIN MIST-ACHE
Every Issue - see if you can spot them all
Ł1 per word prize if you can get all the deliberate ones.

KIDZ CORNER

Okay, all you children aged 1 - 12 years, this column is for you. Enter the competition(s) and you may win a prize.

Animals in Hiding

There is an animal hiding in each sentence below. Can you find the animals? Example: There's a bee in "I'll be eleven next month." Hint: You'll have to look in three words to find some of the animals.

1. We can go at six o'clock.
2. It's nice to do good deeds.
3. Take soap and a towel.
4. Most rich people wear fancy clothes.
5. You can keep the watch or sell it.
6. Use a ladder.
7. It will be a rainy day.
8. I came late.
9. Tell me if I should start now.
10. Will a map help you?

NEW FEATURE
KIDS SAY THE FUNNIEST THINGS
Have you any funny stories about things your children have said?
Let us have them, we would love to hear from you.

Dear @ Sheringham
My granddaughter used to say SERVARY for CONSERVATORY.

Also, when she was about 2 and a half years old, we had to get up at 1:00am for an early holiday start. Getting her stool and looking out of the window, she said, "put the light on Nanny, I want to see the dark".
B. Downing, Sheringham

THE BEACH

The town was crammed full of people over the half-term visiting our lovely town and of course its beach. They can appreciate its quaintness and the luxury of having the sea on our doorstep, but there are so many of us who live here who take it for granted. When was the last time you took yourself down to the beach for a read, or to play with the kids? Believe it or not we have award winning beaches, the quality of the water has improved (although we can't do very much about the temperature), we have a stretch of the beach where lifeguards attend, you can grab an ice cream or a cup of tea all along the prom, or you can get away from the busy beaches at either end of the prom. Kids love nothing more than to build sandcastles, nose around the rock pools and paddle in the water, and what a treat to have a picnic on the sand! They usually end up with new friends by the end of the day too. Those once unsightly boulders are now little suntraps waiting for you to relax on and read that book you've never made time for. Best of all, it doesn't cost a bean. So when the sun is shining and you just can't think what to do, save your pennies and get down to the beach.