| A little Birdie told me you'd been really nice - leave a
little message on my Wall |
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Messages on the wall are free unless you would like to make a small
donation to our current charity, The Royal British Legion, we have a collection box in the
office. |
Happy
Birthday Mum
Thank you for everything you do.
Love you Lots
Mel, Paul, Kerri, Peter
Bob, Jacky & Michael
xxx |
Missing
You
Ghosty |
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Happy Birthday
Bob
from the whole clan
xxx |
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| SHERINGHAM HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY |
Our summer show was a great success with
several new exhibitors taking top prizes as follows:
Mr Peacock: Challenge Cup, R.H.S. Bronze Medal, Banksian Medal, President’s Millenium
Salver and Silver Jubilee Cup.
Mr Town: Peter Sullivan Cup and Margaret Stacey Memorial Cup
Mrs Mitchell: Ladies Challenge Cup
Mrs Nielson: Regent Cup
Mrs Eggett: Nora Taylor Memorial Cup
Mr Tanner: Sheringham Wine Circle Cup
The Best Front Garden Shield went to Mr and Mrs O’Regan of Woodland Rise and the Best
Front Garden Rose Bowl to the runner-up, Mr Williams of Holway Road. Junior prizes were
given to Scott and Luke Haslam for their garden pictures.
Our next meeting will be held at St Joseph’s Parish Centre, Cromer Road at 7.30pm on
Thursday 16 September when the speaker will be Paul Payne on Daffodils for Exhibition and
Garden. New members and visitors are always welcome. |
A couple from Northampton on holiday here
complained about how rude people were. Her elderly husband, walking with a stick was run
over by a pushchair and some women just pushed him out of the way into the road.
I told her, I live here, this must (I hope) be other holidaymakers, as Sheringham is a
friendly place. After I finished talking with them they left with a smile on their faces.
Ineke. |
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| Matthews Norfolk Brass Band |
| Having seen the Salvation Army band recently,
my desire to see more brass was in my heart as I came to St Peter’s Church on the
first night of Carnival week to see Matthew’s Norfolk Brass. This band looks
fantastic in its uniforms and it was nice to see a fair percentage of women in their
midst. Their music is a very tight and wonderful mix of dynamics and the volume from a
brass band can be amazing. I recognised a few of their tunes but the clever and intricate
arrangements are food for anyone with a love of music. The church was packed and it was a
really relaxed atmosphere with all the excitement of the Carnival to come. St Peter’s
Church is a really good venue, as I’ve found out in recent weeks and can only raise
it’s profile if it keeps putting on concerts of this calibre. Well done. Tim
Jefferson |
| READERS
LETTER |
Dear Editor & all your helpers
I’ve been like the weather lately, heavy, but yesterday was kindly taken by a lovely
Taxi man and his kind wife up to Cumbria to visit family, a very long journey. The roads
were quite good mostly and the drivers also well behaved but now and then a few naughty
mad ones! I was very impressed, as I haven’t been on the roads much lately, I drove
around Norfolk a lot during my WAAF days. I really wanted to thank David of David’s
Taxis for the journey, which he had planned, with plenty of Loo and refreshment stops for
me. He and his wife stayed overnight and brought me back the next day. Cheers to you all.
Poppy
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