SHERINGHAM & DISTRICT COARSE ANGLING CLUB.

We are a small fishing club and have both senior and junior sections. We meet at the Wymondham Arms Sheringham on the first Wednesday evening of the month. We have our own water near Holt and members fish this regularly. The junior section fish's matches on Saturdays and senior's fish Sundays. These are for those wishing to participate with trophies being awarded at the end of the season. The club does organize matches at other waters for those interested and we are affiliated to the N.D.A.A. For further information please call the club secretary on 01263 588323 or write to Mrs. S Francis, 18 Weynor Gardens, Kelling, Holt, Norfolk, NR 25 7EQ

In space Astronauts cannot cry properly because there is no gravity,
so the tears can't flow down their faces!

The Sheringham Players

Summer Production 'Lord Arthur Savile's Crime', by Constance Cox, based on the short story by Oscar Wilde.  Poor Lord Arthur Savile has a problem: He has been told by an eminent Palmist that he will commit a murder, but of course honour dictates that it would be only right and proper to perform this dastardly deed before his imminent marriage to the lovely Sybil. But who should be his victim?  Aided by the foreign anarchist, Winkelkopf, he attempts to commit his crime before approaching nuptials. Will he succeed? Will there indeed be a death in the family? Come and see Oscar Wilde's improbable and witty Period comedy and find out for yourselves!  The show runs from Wednesday22nd to Saturday 25th June at the Sheringham Little Theatre; curtain-up at 7.30 pm. Tickets are £6 with first-night-only concessions at £5.50.  www.sheringhamplayers.co.uk

SHERINGHAM HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.
SUMMER SHOW.
Thursday 23rd - Saturday 25th June at
St. Joseph’s Parish Centre, Cromer Road, Sheringham.
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC, 2pm- 7pm Friday
9am - 3pm Saturday.
Show schedules from Show Secretary, 01263 825240

GHOSTLY GOINGS ON

An unusual evening of paranormal activity took place recently in North Norfolk. One hundred people from Norfolk, Suffolk, Cambridgeshire and the Home Counties, gathered on Friday 13th May in the barn of The Three Horseshoes at Scottow for a paranormal investigation organised by local company, 'Haunted Weekend'.

The intrepid ghost hunters were led by international Mediums Shirley Cimelli, who featured recently on BBC Radio Norfolk's 'Guess the Guest' show and Dominic Zenden, who appeared on 'Jane Goldman Investigates' and is a Medium for 'The Ghost House', where 'Most Haunted' investigated. Neil Fellowes, who also appeared on the Jane Goldman show and is the UK's foremost paranormal investigator, was on hand to add a scientific slant to the event and to show his 'Faces from Beyond' captured by the I.T.C process. The Three Horseshoes is built on the site of the Norwich plague pits where many hundreds of bodies are buried in mass graves and many discarnate souls are believed to still roam the area in search of an answer to their continued existence. The ghostly figure of a lady was seen walking up the steps to the stage and a figure in a cape was spotted by two people. Dates picked up were 1780, 1796 and 1798 and a young boy who was connected to the name of Mary, was believed to have died in a fire close to the site. Other names picked up included Edmund, George, Adam aged eight and Peter; who died at the age of five years and was buried on the site.

A variety of paranormal and scientific tools, such as EMF meters, laser thermometers, planchettes, table tipping, scrying and glass moving, were used to contact the Spirit world. Many people felt pins and needles in their hands while others felt woozy and hot as Spirit presence came close to their auras. One die-hard sceptic was in tears after making contact with a recently deceased loved one and the evening brought mixed emotions to many others as they opened their minds and explored other possibilities.