The Holt Chronicle

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The Holt Chronicle

Free Fortnightly
Issue 327
5th June 2015
The Holt
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Egret at Blakeney
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The Holt Chronicle Issue 327
5th June 2015
Serving Holt, Sheringham, Wells, Fakenham and surrounding villages
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5th June 2015
Sunday 19th - Sunday 26th July
FULL LINE UP REVEALED
The waiting is over, Holt Festival, North Norfolk’s award winning international festival of music, drama, visual art, literary giants, talks, dance
and comedy, has announced its full programme for 2015, its seventh year.
New announcements that complete an exceptional line up for new artistic director Charles Pugh’s first year include an exciting new theatre
production, risqué cabaret, top London comedians, poetry, flamenco and exhibitions, including work from world renowned artists rarely seen in
the UK.
Charles Pugh commented “For my first Festival here in Holt I wanted to ensure quality arts and entertainment across a range of styles and
disciplines throughout the week. I like to think we’ve achieved that and if the reactions to the shows we have already announced are anything to
go by it would appear that our audiences, both new and existing, agree. I’m especially excited to be bringing innovative new work such as The
Spruce Goose and Seastar Opera’s Hello Mr Gershwin to Holt alongside some daring cabaret and big names and personalities like Steve Harley
(right), Jenny Eclair & Margaret Hodge, Steeleye Span (below), Geno Washington, Jeffrey Archer
and Blofeld & Baxter.”
The annual Holt Art Prize has also just been announced and once again many of the town’s art
galleries will be taking part in the art-trail. There are two great free art exhibitions, with works drawn
from public and private collections, running throughout the Festival. Pop Goes Art is a celebration
of Pop Art featuring 1960’s and 70’s works drawn mainly from private collections. It includes
sixties drawings by David Hockney never exhibited in the UK before and rarely seen 60’s drawings
by Peter Blake. Together with works by Andy Warhol, Claes Oldenburg, Allen Jones, Colin Self,
Patrick Caulfield and Gilbert & George this is a must see show for fans of modern art. Meanwhile
Bloomsbury brings together original works from the evocative Bloomsbury group, centred on Duncan
Grant and
his friends.
Photo: Mike Callow
There’s
also a Fringe programme that includes a full day of
family activities at Voewood,to be opened by Sir John
Hurt.
Chair of the Board of Trustees Adney Payne added
“This is the seventh year of the Holt Festival and it’s
exciting to have a new artistic director Charles Pugh.
Charles has put together a wonderful programme that
builds on the successes of the past while introducing
new innovations. I would like to thank him, along
with the committee, supporters and volunteers for
the time and hard work they put into making the Holt
Festival what it is. Also, in particular, thanks must go
to Gresham’s School and the Holt Parish Church for
the support they provide to us.”
For details of the full programme of events and to
book tickets visit www.holtfestival.org or telephone
01603 598699.
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by Lynda Mills
Having just returned from more than three months in Africa, it’s refreshing to be surrounded by lush green English vegetation, a generally bugfree environment, regular food, and choices ........
Perhaps a strange concept to pick up on when here in the UK, we’re so often bombarded and confused
by too many options, but our friends in Malawi don’t have the luxury of choice, life is stark, and food
is painfully short. So many are already hungry, especially following the disastrous cyclonic storms that
devastated the area at the beginning of the year. Much of our work this time has been helping those who
suffered loss as housing, toilets, kitchens, crops and livestock were ripped away.
But, working alongside villagers, we were happy to be able to help address some of the difficulties, after
providing initial emergency food and shelter supplies, we’ve built more than 50 toilets, a house, repaired
5 boreholes (bringing safe water back to over 14,000 people), and are in the process of constructing
a road bridge to reconnect outlying remote areas with health and education facilities, 15 villages are
involved, more than 7,500 people will benefit.
Unfortunately, much of the maize harvest was lost, so hunger is going to be a raging issue this year.
We’ve bought in 16 tonnes of maize to distribute later when the
hunger is at its height from Christmas to March 2016. We need to buy
more ....
In an attempt to mitigate this huge loss of staple food resources,
we’ve distributed 40,000 cassava cuttings, seed potatoes and a variety
of vegetable seeds all around the area. Our goat milk programme,
though greatly reduced as does are pregnant, is still nourishing dozens
of vulnerable babies and hundreds of plates of our fortified porridge
are given out each month helping
hungry toddlers and their families.
In the longer term, we’re developing
our moringa tree planting and leaf
processing into a nutrient-rich food
supplement and, as deforestation is
such a pressing problem, we plan to
plant hundreds, then thousands of
trees for fuel, nutrition, soil retention
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On behalf of the thousands of
The work of Aid Afica is shown by the ‘before’ (above) and the ‘after’
Malawian villagers in the remote
photographs of a house almost destroyed by the cyclonic storms
areas, we’d like to thank you all for
your support and encouragement.
Please don’t forget to pop into our
Painful or Problem Feet?
Charity Shop in Holt, with items for sale, a donation, or glasses which
we take to Malawi, enabling many to gain better sight.
CHIROPODIST & PODIATRIST
Thanks again .......
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Lynda Mills, Aid Africa Charity Shop: 7 Shirehall Plain, Holt
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The Animal Art Fair and Stody Lodge Gardens are delighted to have
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children, young people and families across East Anglia.
Ormiston Families was the nominated charity for the Animal Art
Fair’s Spring Exhibition this May at Stody Lodge’s sensational
rhododendron and azalea gardens near Holt.
Funds were raised at the Private View of the Spring Exhibition on
Saturday 16th May
as well as through the
online auction of a
beautiful sculpture by
Bruce Little.
This delightful sculpture
of a young rhino, entitled
‘The Future’, was sold to
an anonymous bidder for
£1,700.
The funds raised will go
to two of Ormiston Families’ key Norfolk projects:
HMP Norwich - aimed at maintaining positive links between
prisoners and their families, a wide range of services are offered
including children visits; ‘baby-bonding’ sessions; accredited
parenting courses; and ‘Story Book Dads’ scheme, whereby fathers
dictate stories onto CDs for their children to keep.
The Holt Youth Project - Ormiston Families works in partnership
with Holt Youth Project to deliver Young Carer’s Groups, supporting
children and young people who find themselves caring for family
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THIS ISSUE’S PUZZLES
SUDOKU Fill all empty squares so that the numbers
All the letters in our grids below have fallen out and mixed themselves up, although
they are still in their original columns. Can you put them back in their rightful place
to reveal a QUOTATION and the NAME of the person who said it.
Intermediate Sudoku by KrazyDad, Volume 1, Book 20
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numbers in the four yellow boxes are the ones needed as
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The FALLEN PUZZLE
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fictional creation, Sherlock Holmes.”
“There is one other thing,” the driver said.
“What is that?”
“Your name is on the front of your suitcase.”
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle was the creator of the world-famous
detective, Sherlock Holmes. Once, he told this story about a time that he
was waiting at a taxi-stand outside the railway station in Paris. When a taxi
pulled up, he put his suitcase in it and got in himself. As he was about to
tell the taxi-driver where he wanted to go, the driver asked him: “Where
can I take you, Mr. Doyle?”
Doyle was flabbergasted. He asked the driver whether he knew him by
sight. The driver said: “No Sir, I have never seen you before.”
The puzzled Doyle asked him what made him think that he was Conan
Doyle. The driver replied: “This morning’s paper had a story about you
being on vacation in Marseilles. This is the taxi stand where people who
return from Marseilles always come to. Your skin colour tells me you have
been on vacation. The ink-spot on your right index finger suggests to me
that you are a writer. Your clothing is very English, and not French. Adding
up all those pieces of information, I deduce that you are Sir Arthur Conan
Doyle.”
Doyle said: “This is truly amazing. You are a real-life counter-part to my
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LONDON DAY OUT!
Wednesday 17th June
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Our outings are open to anyone from Holt and the local
community. If you would like the opportunity to participate
in some enjoyable and interesting excursions and make new
acquaintances, all you need do is book your place and join us.
All are welcome.
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WINBIRRI VINEYARDS - Tour & Tasting Experience Cost £24.00
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HOLT & DISTRICT
FLOWER CLUB
The Flower Club have been having a very
busy Spring with St. Andrew’s Church Flower
Festival as the highlight. Our own members
were joined by the Church Flower Guild, the
Junior Church and friends from neighbouring
Clubs to make the church look very special
indeed.
Pictured left is Daisy Pearson, one of the
winners of the children’s garden arrangement
competition, receiving her trophy from Fr.
Howard.
Lonely bouquets were once again scattered
about town to mark National Flower
Arranger’s Day on 1st May and the Club was
delighted to receive several little notes from
delighted recipients who found the posies and
either kept them or passed them on to brighten
a friend’s day.
Our Open Meeting with National
Demonstrator David Ryland was a great
success. David was extremely impressed with the quality and quantity (24 entries)
for the Club competition. This time a miniature exhibit, no more than 10cm in
height and width, certainly tested the mettle of our competitors but the results
were amazing.
Next meeting at Holt Community Centre is at 7.00pm for 7.30pm on 15th June
when Darrell Swail from North Walsham will take us to a ‘Vintage
Garden Party’. Member’s Competition is ‘a basket of flowers’.
Visitors £5.00.
Information on our website www.holtflowerclub.co.uk or
telephone Amanda Seales 01263 861725.
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CALL FOR ENTRIES FOR THE
GRAHAM ALLEN AWARDS 2015
VOLUNTEERING AT HOLT HALL
“As volunteers we have the opportunity to work in a beautiful walled
garden, Victorian greenhouse and poly tunnel. We see the whole
satisfying process from sowing, to planting, to cropping - of course
we have to deal with a few weeds on the way!
Volunteering at Holt Hall isn’t all about work either - we enjoy each
other’s company, have lots of laughs and also meet visitors and chat
about the garden and Hall on Open Days.” - written by some of the
Holt Hall volunteers who work in the garden on Mondays.
If you are interested
in volunteering at
Holt Hall, why not
pop along to our Open
Day on 21st June and
meet some of the other
volunteers who will be
running the car park,
working hard in the
café or working in the
garden.
Holt Hall volunteers at the Open Day in April
Our Open Days help to
raise money for a Bursary Fund which supports Norfolk children on
residential visits to Holt Hall.
For more information on Holt Hall Environmental & Outdoor
Learning Centre please visit www.norfolk.gov.uk/holthall or call the
office on 01263 713117.
Renovation projects and new buildings that sensitively
capture the distinctive character of our local architecture
could be in line for a prestigious award from North Norfolk District
Council.
North Norfolk has a history of producing high quality innovative
developments and renovation projects, and entries are now being
sought for this year’s Graham Allen Awards, the annual NNDC
awards for excellence in conservation and design. The closing date for
entries is Tuesday 30th June. The awards were inaugurated in 1982
as a memorial to the late G.S. Allen, the first Chairman of NNDC, to
recognise the scheme that makes the biggest contribution to North
Norfolk’s unique built heritage.
Winners have ranged from
an extension to Binham
Priory, refurbishment of
the Gunton Arms, Thorpe
Market, and last year’s
winner, the restoration
of Bessingham Manor.
(before left, after below).
For more information, or
an entry form, please visit
www.northnorfolk.org/planning/12799.asp or contact Paul Rhymes on
01263 516367 or email: [email protected].
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If you have a problem with your teeth or
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BENSON AND RAF CADETS VISIT THE RED ARROWS
On 18th May, nine Royal Air
Force cadets accompanied by the
Contingent Commander Squadron
Leader, David Bailey and Benson
the school Labrador, visited the
home of the Red Arrows for a tour
and Aerobatic display.
The Royal Air Force Aerobatic
Team, the Red Arrows, is one
of the world’s premier aerobatic
display teams and the visit was
arranged by Mr David Boyce who
himself is an honorary member
of the Red Arrows. During their
visit to RAF Scampton, the cadets
had a comprehensive tour of the
engineering wing followed by a
photo shoot with the Red Arrows
team.
A pilots briefing then followed
which the pupils attended prior
to the Red Arrows
flying a full display
programme.
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HOLT WI
In May Holt WI started their meeting with a ‘Bring and Share’ lunch. There was a wonderful variety of savoury and sweet
offerings and most people went back for second helpings.
Votes of thanks were given to the following people: Gillian Pilgrim and all those who loaned items for the Holt Society Pop up Exhibition - it
was a great success and really showcased all the members’ talents; The Holt Society Bake off team - organised by our WI and especially Glenn
Scott who made the bunting and decorated the lovely boxes for displaying the cakes; and members who were involved in the Holt Flower Club
Flower Festival - Holt Society Week.
Five members and a dog (below) participated in the WI Walk the World at Blickling this month. We made an early start round the Mausoleum
walk managing to escape the rain
and enjoying the bluebells. After the
walk we had excellent coffee and hot
chocolate in the cafe. Over 250 Norfolk
WI members participated in the walk
which promotes the work of ACWW.
Our speaker Gail Bradley gave us a talk
about the work of ACWW (Associated
Country Women of the World) whose
goal is to connect and support women
worldwide.
Coral Batchelor, our WI Advisor
lead the discussion on the 2015 WI
Resolution ‘Failing to care - assessment
of need in long term care’. Members
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and lack of understanding as to the
differences in Social Care and Health
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something everyone feels is important
and the resolution was duly voted on
and the results noted. Wendy Richley,
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National Annual meeting at the Royal
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BUS AND TRAIN
CONNECTIONS
Dear Caroline,
A colleague of mine in Holt, James Thomson,
and I are keen to see better connections
between buses and trains at Sheringham,
particularly for residents of, and visitors to,
Holt.
Currently there are separate timetables for
buses and trains. To make it easier to use
public transport, and to promote it, James has
compiled a list of convenient buses if using
Bittern Line trains at Sheringham.
A copy of the list is available in the Tourist
Information Offices in Holt and Sheringham
for anyone interested and shows the times
of buses from Holt and the trains that they
connect onto at Sheringham. The list also
shows train arrival times at Sheringham and
the times of onward buses to Holt.
Of course, times and connections cannot be
guaranteed but hopefully this guide will go
some way to raising awareness about making
convenient connections and helping people
avoid long waits for buses or trains.
Details are also given of telephone enquiry
numbers and websites.
Yours sincerely,
David Hurdle
HOLT SOCIETY
50 YEARS ON
Dear Caroline,
Can I, through your magazine, both
congratulate and thank all those involved
with both the Flower Festival in St Andrew’s
Church and those who organised displays in
the Picturecraft Gallery and Church Hall.
As a mere observer, I was most impressed
with it all.
Yours sincerely,
Juliet Metson
SHAKATAK AT THE AUDEN
THEATRE
Dear Caroline,
I felt I just had to write to you about the most
incredible night out I have had for ages.
I am a particular lover of soul and jazz and
remember fondly the music of the late 70s
and early 80s played by Shakatak. I heard
that they were playing a gig at the Auden
Theatre at Gresham’s School in Holt and
purchased two tickets. I have never been to
this particular establishment and was not sure
of how the evening would pan out.
I have to say that I was astonished at what I
found.
The theatre is professionally managed, and
has a warm and friendly ambience. The
professionalism of the band and the quality
of their music was second to none and the
way that the auditorium had been laid out
to include areas for dancing and a cabaret
style table and chair configuration worked
perfectly. Everyone really enjoyed the
evening which was proven by the immense
standing ovation the group had and by the
number of dancers who invaded the stage to
dance and clap whilst the band undertook an
encore.
I would like to state how professional the
whole production was from the booking
system to the bar, which, unlike most theatres
had enough staff to adequately deliver drinks
both pre, during and post performance.
I would like to extend a particular thank
you to the hard working theatre staff
and organisers of such a successful and
memorable event. I would definitely
be interested in attending other music
performances of this genre and look forward
to hearing about other bands which are
selected to perform.
I think that the residents of Holt and
surrounding areas are very privileged to have
such a venue on their doorstep.
Yours sincerely,
Jayne Milwain
REGARDING FATHER
HOWARD’S CHRISTIAN AID
WEEK
my gift is that of a writer. I minister with my
pen and I hope I will not cease from mental
fight and that my PEN will not sleep in my
hand till we have built Jerusalem not just
in England’s green and pleasant land but
worldwide, till Loko no longer has to trudge
eight weary miles four times a week.
Until that goal is reached not one of us who
dares to call ourselves a Christian can afford
to rest, not until we even begin to resemble
the Master can we draw breath!
Yours sincerely,
Jenny Wybrow
SANDERS COACHES
Dear Caroline,
I think that Sanders need competition
to improve their service. When they got
competition from Konect, who took their
service Holway Road into Sheringham,
Sanders then followed this route. Also,
Konect runs from Holt into Norwich and
Sanders has now done the same with the 44
bus, just minutes before the Konect bus.
It looks to me that Sanders is trying hard to
push Konect out but I hope passengers will
patronise Konect who, I feel, have a more
reliable service and more sociable drivers.
For instance, only just recently, the Sanders
9 bus that I was hoping to travel on from
Holt to Fakenham, to connect with Norfolk
Green’s X8 service to Kings Lynn, arrived to
pick up Holt passengers 15 minutes late.
This meant that the X8 would have departed
before my arrival, so I wasn’t able to go and
this is not the first time this has happened.
If Sanders want to keep their customers,
they must seriously look at improving the
reliability of their bus service.
Yours sincerely,
Brian Cottrell
Dear Caroline,
Yes, it is hard to imagine, so hard in fact that
it might do us all the world of good to try
living like Loko, especially, perhaps, during
Christian Aid Week! We might find some
more money, then, to put in the envelope at
the end of that week.
Whilst agreeing with Father Howard that
churches have an important part to play,
THANK YOU
once again I feel those same churches, all
Dear
Caroline,
denominations, are not going far enough,
May I say a huge ‘thank you’ to all my
are not giving their all, this refers to
family and friends for their presence and their
congregations not just ministers.
wonderful gifts for my ‘Big 60’!
Not only did Christ instruct us to give all
Very overwhelming and thank you all.
our possessions but He also asked us to
Yours sincerely,
follow Him, which really means giving all
Kay Starling
of ourselves, our entire lives, our skills (God
given) to eradicate,
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twenty-four members and a guest to the meeting.
After a delicious meal, the guest speaker was the secretary of the Club
Ken Murray. Ken’s talk was entitled ‘A World of Examination’ and
he explained to the club that he had, for many years, worked as an
administrator for the Cambridge Examination Board. During his work
for the board he had visited 44 countries and spent an average of three
months each year abroad.
Ken traced the history of examination boards from 1857/58 when the
Oxford and Cambridge boards were formed, initially just to facilitate
entry to the universities. The first female applicant was not considered
till 1868, and the first examination certificates not issued till 1918.
The board then became one of the main examiners of secondary
school children with its School Certificate.
The Cambridge Board covered the empire and later a lot of the world
with examination expertise. Many countries still relies on Cambridge
for help, advice and the setting and marking of papers. The board
generates a large income for the university.
Ken ended his talk with statistics which revealed facts about dealing
with countries all over the world, and how ‘rights of appeal’ worked.
He was thanked by members for his talk after several questions were
answered.
The Probus Club meets once a month on the third Thursday of each
month at the Dales Hotel and is open to all retired or semi-retired
business and professional people.
They warmly welcome new members. If you are interested contact
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HISTORY EVENING AND
KEITH SKIPPER
At 7.00pm on Sunday 14th June, Runton Parish History Society will
be inviting locals and visitors alike to spend an evening with Norfolk’s
very own mardler-in-chief Keith Skipper, who will be holding court at
the Village Hall in East Runton.
Keith, who is well known as a freelance writer and radio broadcaster,
will be regaling the audience with tales and wit of what it means to
him to have been born and brought up in Norfolk. No doubt he will
be giving newcomers to the area a bit of advice on how to ‘speak
proper’. As if that is not
enough, local man Bob
Wright will be bringing his
large collection of postcards
and photographs portraying
the village through the years.
Admission is £4.50 and tea,
coffee and biscuits will be
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11a Avenue Road, High Kelling,
HOLT, Norfolk. NR25 6RD
email:[email protected]
Tel: 01263 713113
Sunday Mornings 10:30am
Sheringham Primary School
Cooper Road, Sheringham
ST. JOSEPH’S CATHOLIC CHURCH, SHERINGHAM
Sunday Masses 11.00am
For information on Holy Days, Confessions, Baptisms, Weddings etc.
Please ring Father Denys Lloyd on 01263 822036
A Catholic Mass is celebrated in St. Andrew’s Church, Holt
on most Thursdays at  9.30am by kind permission of the Rector.
It is because the church is growing
that we are now meeting at
Sheringham Primary School.
More and more people are finding that
God is very real and that the church is
actually relevant in today’s culture.
THE CHURCH OF ST. MARY THE VIRGIN, KELLING
The Village Church of Kelling, which dates from the thirteenth Century,
has a 11.00am Service each Sunday, either of Matins or of Holy
Communion and an Evensong when there is a fifth Sunday in the month.
St.Mary’s is set in a large open churchyard on the Holt Road a mile from
the Village. The Church contains many interesting features, including a
14th Century Easter Sepulchre and a window and a remarkable painting
both depicting connections with local bird-life and St.Francis of Assisi.
The Church draws a congregation partly from outside the Village from
those who value traditional services using the words of the Book of
Common Prayer.
For more
information
01263
823120
For more
information phone
phone 01263
823120
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Every 4th MONDAY of the month
“The Filling Station”
at Swanton Novers Village Hall, St Giles Road, NR24 2RB
7.00pm for 7.30pm
LETHERINGSETT CHURCH OF ST. ANDREW
Sunday 21st June
9.30amMatins
Sunday 7th June
9.30am Holy Communion
Sunday 14th June
No service at Letheringsett
10.00am Benefice Family Communion
at St Margaret’s Church (in the
grounds of Bayfield Hall). Please note:
In event of rain, service will be held at
St Margaret’s Church, Cley
SALVATION ARMY HALL, BRISTON
Sunday meetings at 2.00pm led by the Majors Stuart and
Paula Ashman. God works here and within us, come and join
with us in his presence, walk in our door and feel better when
you walk out.
A warm welcome awaits everyone. Joyful worship and
friendly people, cuppa and chance to chat afterwards. Hope to see you there.
Everyone warmly welcomed.
SUNDAY SERVICES at 11.00am
7th June
14th June
21st June
21st June
28th June
Mr Tony Hey
Revd J. Pathmarajah
Revd Rosemary Wakelin
at 6.30pm Contemporary Worship
Mrs Sylvia Williamson
MONDAY AFTERNOON HOUSE GROUP Tel: 01263 712438
TUESDAY EVENING HOUSE GROUP Fortnightly on Tuesdays at
7.30pm. Details from Aveen Speakman (Tel: 01263 711807)
FRIDAY MORNING PRAYERS every week at 9.30am in Loades Hall,
followed by MORNING COFFEE 10.00 - 11.00am.
3rd FRIDAY IN MONTH March to November - Afternoon Tea and Sale
Come and Try our freshly baked Cakes and Scones 2.00pm - 4.00pm.
To join our
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Senior Steward - Mrs J. Bunting - 01263 712068
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USEFUL TELEPHONE NUMBERS
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Bringing Christian refreshment to rural areas, our celebrations offer high
quality national and international speakers, contemporary worship and
powerful, accessible prayer ministry in an informal setting.
(This is not a new Church movement)
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Friendly congregations would welcome
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Morning Worship
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Swanton Novers Thanksgiving Service
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5th June 2015
SAINT ANDREW’S & ALL SAINTS NEWS
The Parish of Holt with High Kelling
Rector: Fr. Howard Stoker SSC, The Rectory, Church Street, Holt NR25 6BB Tel: 01263 712048
Assistant Curate: Fr Craig Roters Tel. 01263 710110, E: [email protected]
Parish Office Tel: 01263 713479 website at www.holtchurch.org
FROM THE RECTORY:
TIMES OF SERVICES IN THE PARISH
Dear Friends,
It has to be said that we live in a noisy world. Even sitting
quietly in a room on our own we can still be surrounded by
background noise of daily life. Even our churches can be noisy
places. It is very rare, now a days that people enter our churches in
hushed tones and silently prepare for worship. Even our services can
be filled with too many words and have little space for silence in
them. We seemed to have grown accustomed to noise and it is very
difficult to find the sound of silence in the hustle and bustle of daily
life, even in Church!
That is why
together with a group
from the parish I
recently appreciated
the opportunity to
retreat to Ampleforth
Abbey in North
Yorkshire in search of
some time and space
to be silent. Over the
course of four days we
were able to share in
the life of the
Benedictine
monastery in search of that elusive silence in order to be still and to
encounter God. But of course, monasteries, like anywhere else are
busy places and even in the prayerful atmosphere of the monastery
silence, true silence has still to be sought after.
Father Kieran, who led our retreat, spoke to us about the need
to create the right environment in which to be still and silent. A quiet
place in which to be still is important but we also have to create the
right environment within ourselves. He described it as cultivating a
garden of silence, yet like any garden it takes time and effort and
needs to be worked on, only then might we find the silence within
and in that silence encounter God who dwells within each one of us.
Silence, Fr. Kieran said, is not about absence, rather the presence of
God within our hearts. It is an inward journey which takes us deeper
into ourselves in order to meet the living God.
Each day the monks set aside time for silent prayer, though
Fr. Kieran admitted that it was not easy and the pursuit of silence
needed patience and perseverance. He rightly said that one of the
most deafening noises in pursuit of inner silence is the internal noise
of our chattering minds which can be the most deafening noise of
all. Whenever we are still we have to cope with our own fears,
anxieties, worries and concerns, that internal chatter that assaults our
minds. Fr. Kieran encouraged us to learn to let go of such noisy
distractions and to focus on the name of Jesus until there was no
longer any need for words, rather only to rest in silence in the
presence of God.
The pursuit of silence in which to encounter God has long been an
important part of our Christian tradition but one that has been sadly
neglected and even forgotten, yet it is in the sound of silence that we
can encounter God and hear Him speaking to us. The daily pursuit
of silence in which we can encounter God can be life changing and
life transforming. I certainly benefited from the opportunity to seek
that silence in the environment of the monastery and came away
feeling I should make more time for silence amidst the noise of the
busyness of my daily life.
Every blessing,
.
Fr. Howard
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Sunday: 8.00am Eucharist (Book of Common Prayer)
9.15am Eucharist at All Saints High Kelling
10.30am Parish Eucharist at St Andrews
including provision for children
Morning and Evening Prayer and the Eucharist are said daily.
Please see notice boards or website for further details.
FORTH COMING EVENTS:
CANTAMUS CHOIR IN CONCERT
June 6th at 7.00pm at St. Andrew’s Church.
A 40-strong mixed voice choir will be giving a concert entitled
“There above noise and danger”; 500 years of English music.
Cost £5.00. Wine bar available before and after the concert.
COFFEE MORNING MONDAYS
10am – 12noon every Monday in the
St Andrew’s Meeting Room at the Parish Church.
Come along, relax and enjoy a coffee with friends.
Everyone welcome.
TEA SERVICE
A short service with hymns followed by refreshments.
Next Service: Tuesday 9thJune 2015 at 2.30pm.
in the Parish Church Meeting Room.
For transport available, Holt Tel: 715842
All Welcome.
LIVING STONES
A craft based activity for children and their parent/carers.
Thursday 11th June 2015 3.15pm – 5.00pm
in Parish Church Meeting Room.
Informal & fun & friendly.
Come along and join in. All Welcome
LITTLE LAMB’S PARENT & TODDLER
GROUP
Meets every Wednesday during term time
9.30am – 11.00am in the Parish Church Hall
All parents/carers are welcome to come along and meet with
friends and make new ones. A relaxed, warm, safe and
welcoming environment in which children are invited to come
along and play. Refreshments available.
ANNUAL CAR BOOT SALE
In Aid of St Andrew’s Church Funds
Bank Holiday Monday 31st August
courtesy of Holt Sports Club, Kelling Road, Holt.
To book a pitch or donate items for sale on the church stall
Tel: 715926
FROM THE REGISTERS:
Funerals:
26th May: Pamela Ann Smith
1st June: Doreen Burn
1st June: Jennifer Earnshaw
5th June 2015
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Flying the flag for North Norfolk’s seaside resorts this year are
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continuing the standard of excellence that was recognised with the
awards of Blue Flag status last year.
North Norfolk District Council is celebrating an extra award this
year; alongside East Runton beach which has been awarded a Seaside
Award for the second year running, Wells-next-the-Sea beach has
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Each award-winning North Norfolk beach has scooped the awards
based on offering visitors great facilities, a litter free and safe
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England can now boast more Blue Flag Award-winning beaches than
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Both the Blue Flag and Seaside Awards are the quality marks for our
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5th June 2015
NUMBER 28 UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP
Number 28, the Coffee Shop in Holt High Street is under new
ownership and a warm welcome awaits customers old and new. New
owners Kelly and Chris along with chef Sean say that the new menu is
slightly smaller but with many new delicious daily specials. Offerings
include Beef Chilli with delicious chunky Potato Wedges, Pulled Pork
Ciabattas, Steak and Onion Baguettes and a new mouth-watering Wild
Mushroom Filled Pasta, being added daily. The breakfasts remain, of
course, and after sampling the fantastic full English at Number 28 I
would say it is hard to beat.
As ever, all the food including the cakes, scones and sandwiches are
freshly made on site. The Tea is of high quality served in large china
pots and the high grade Coffee is freshly ground and expertly made
to exactly
how you
want it. No
pre-ground
cheap
options
here!
Every
Wednesday
a delicious
hearty
special is
offered for
only £6.95.
Choices
including Steak and Kidney Pie with Mash, Peas and Gravy, Cottage
Pie with Veg and also Sausages and Mash with Onion Gravy. These
will no doubt be popular with locals and what a great way to get out
and meet new people.
Please don’t forget that Number 28 offer a great take out menu. Any
orders can be placed on 01263 712168.
All at Number 28 are looking forward to serving you soon.
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PARAPROSDOKIANS .....
... are figures of speech in which the latter part of a sentence is
unexpected (Winston Churchill loved them). Some are listed below:
We never really grow up; we only learn how to act in public.
War does not determine who is right - only who is left.
Knowledge is knowing a tomato is a fruit; wisdom is not putting it in
a fruit salad.
Evening news is where they begin with ‘Good evening’ and then
proceed to tell you why it isn’t.
To steal ideas from one person is plagiarism. To steal from many is
research.
A bus station is where a bus stops. A train station is where a train
stops. On my desk, I have a work station.
10-Dec-2012
The Holt6:16
Chronicle
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Issue 327
5th June 2015
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5th June 2015
IN SEARCH OF OUR
MILITARY ANCESTORS
HOLISTIC CARE FOR ALL THE FAMILY
Holt Holistic Centre
On 4th May, a Family History Day was held at
Holt Library providing the opportunity for visitors to research their
WW1 military ancestors. This event was part of the Holt Society’s
celebrations for its 50th anniversary and was held in conjunction with
Gresham’s School Archives.
Gresham’s was recently awarded funding of £10,000 from the
Heritage Lottery Fund to help establish a WW1 commemorative
website and further develop their conservation work.
As well as providing an excellent resource for school children,
the website would enable local people to use it for family history
research. Volunteers Val and Vic Taylor were on hand in the morning
to help visitors research military ancestors using online and written
records and the chance to look at their recent research on the local
workhouse. Staff from the Norfolk Record Office and Norfolk
Regimental Museum were available to answer questions and assist
with research and provided an interesting display of WWI archives.
There was a real buzz in the library as those taking their first tentative
steps on the road to finding out the part their relatives played in the
Great War began making connections and discoveries with the help of
the experts.
An informative talk from Victoria Draper of the Norfolk Record
Office introduced those interested in taking their family history
research
further to
the wealth
of material
available
at the
Norfolk
Record
Office.
Gresham’s
own WWI
Centenary
exhibition
was also
on display,
and the
Liz Larby (Gresham’s School Archivist) and
day ended
Simon Kinder (Deputy Head Teaching and Learning)
with a
at Holt Library
visit to
the school’s archives in Old School House, Holt to see some of the
fascinating collection, including a poignant vellum roll of honour
showing portraits of some of the 110 ex-pupils who lost their lives in
the conflict.
Gresham’s Archive is open by appointment on
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday mornings.
Those with WWI ancestors who attended the
school are encouraged to contact Liz Larby at
[email protected] or 01263 714613.
01263 711898
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Classical Manipulation
Herbal Medicine • Acupuncture
Massage • Shiatsu • Homeopathy
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Here at Holt Holistic Centre we aim to work together enabling each
patient receives as much care as needed to get on to the road of good
health. You can come for:
- Acupuncture and Chinese Dietary Therapy with Anne Roy
MATCM- Acupuncture, a medical system developed within China
over 4,000 years, aims to activate the innate healing ability of the
Body-Mind;
- Classical Manipulation and Cranio-Sacral Therapy with Sara
Massingham BCMA - Sara offers an integrated form of treatment,
focusing on extremely light but effective techniques;
- Herbal Medicine with renowned Herbalist Andrew Chevalier BA
FNIMH MCPP - Herbal treatment usually involves taking herbal
extracts, in combination with dietary and lifestyle changes. People
typically report improved vitality and sense of wellbeing;
- Holistic Massage and Pilates with Amanda Marshall - Amanda is
a Pilates-matwork teacher and Massage Therapist from the Massage
Training Institute. Amanda enjoys her work and finds it rewarding
helping others;
- Homeopathy with Melanie Cook LCPH MCPH RMANM Homeopathy works by gently stimulating the body’s own healing
system or reminding it which way to go. Melanie is fully qualified
with over 15 years practicing experience;
- Shiatsu and Reiki with Sebastian Deans MRSS,T - Shiatsu uses
deep yet sensitive pressure from the hands with connection to the
patterns within your life; relaxing you, clearing and preventing stress
and improving vitality;
- Sports Massage with Celina Berry - Celina has completed a sports
massage course ITEC level 4. Sports massage can help sprains,
strains, lower back pain, muscle soreness, carpal tunnel, muscle
fatigue and more;
- Physiotherapy with Kathryn Shapcott BSc(Hons) Physio MCSP
- Kathryn diagnoses and treats structural stresses and strains; aims to
rehabilitate your muscular and postural function, improving the speed
of your recovery; and prevent re-occurrence of further problems.
- Counselling and Cognitive Behavioural Therapy with Judy Rosser
BA Hons Psy, PG Dip Couns and CBT (BABCP member) - Judy is an
experienced therapist and likes to work creatively with all aspects of
the individual.
HIGH KELLING GARDEN CLUB
THE HOLT CHRONICLE ~ 01263 712177
On Monday 11th May the garden club met for its last
meeting before the summer break. Colin welcomed visitors
and members and reminded us of the summer outing to
Shorelands Wildlife Gardens and Furze House.
Please note change of date: now Friday 3rd July, meeting at
Avenue Road, High Kelling at 9.00am and a little later at Holt
War Memorial. Any members still wishing to go please contact
either Colin (01263 711718) or Joyce (01263 713971).
Frank Lambert commenced his very interesting talk on Fuchsias. He
became involved after a friend encouraged him to join the Fuchsia
Society following a family tragedy and has since entered and been
very successful in entering and winning Fuchsia shows.
There are 12,000 fuchsias varieties registered, and can be grown in
hanging baskets, tubs and pots or trained around hoops. Cuttings can
be taken all year round, snipping off just below a leaf node. Rooting
powder is not required for cuttings. A mixture of 6 measures of multipurpose compost, one measure of grit and vermiculite or perlite and
one handful of seaweed makes a nice open mix in which to grow
them. Omit the grit when growing on cuttings. Always name and date
labels of cuttings. When cuttings have started to grow, nip out top
leaves and pot on. This will encourage bigger plants. Cut back hardy
fuchsias at end of March to soil level.
He finished with a slideshow of his exhibits in shows and around his
garden. Fuchsia plants were available to buy afterwards.
Our next meeting is on Monday 14th September when Len Feller
will give a talk on ‘Japan and its Acers’ , coffee, tea and biscuits will
be available from 7.00pm and the meeting commences at 7.30pm.
For more information please contact Joyce on 01263 713971.
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FUNNY FACTS! (Believe it or not!)
Some dogs can predict when a child will have an epileptic seizure,
and even protect the child from injury. They’re not trained to do this,
they simply learn to respond after observing at least one attack.
20% of Americans think that the sun orbits around the Earth.
On average, 40% of all hotel rooms in the United States remain empty
every night.
When you hear a bullwhip snap, it’s because the tip is traveling faster
than the speed of sound.
The largest ocean liners pay a $250,000 toll for each trip through the
Panama Canal. The canal generates fully one-third of Panama’s entire
economy.
The spring thaw finally allows cemeteries in Alaska to start digging
graves for those who died during the winter.
Nine out of every ten living things live in the ocean.
The moon moves about two inches away from the Earth each year.
The Earth gets 100 tons heavier every day due to falling space dust.
WE ARE ALWAYS LOOKING FOR
INTERESTING ARTICLES REGARDING
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
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If you have something that you feel our readers would
like to know about, please send it by email
to [email protected].
We are always happy, space permitting, to publish articles
for, and by, the local community.
THE SECRETS OF THE HOLY GRAIL
BLOTTING OUT THE TWO CHRISTS
In the beginning God had two Christs, they were symbolised by the
two olive trees in the book of Zechariah chapter four. They were the
Star and Sceptre of the book of numbers chapter twenty four verse
seventeen. They represent the two parts of the Church, the priests
and the laity. In the new testament the two Christs are blotted out
because the two Christs have been replaced by the fictitious Jesus
whom Christians incorrectly claim to be the Christ (anointed one).
In the book of revelation it is said that the two olive trees of
Zechariah are witnesses (11:3-4), they can no longer be called
Christs as the Christian Church wished to promote Jesus their
fictitious Christ. The two Christs (Priests and laity) are also called
witnesses in the Dead Sea Scroll, The Community Rule (IQS
column VI11) where it is written, “They shall be witnesses to the
truth at the judgement, and shall be the elect of goodwill who shall
atone for the land.” See John 18:37.
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OSTEOPATHY
To qualify, an osteopath must study for four to ﬁve years in order to
gain a masters-level degree in osteopathy (M.Ost). This is similar
to a medical degree, but with greater emphasis on musculoskeletal
medicine. The degree includes more than 1,000 hours of clinical
experience.
Osteopathy is a statutorily regulated primary healthcare profession,
which has been practised since the 1870s. Osteopaths are increasingly
working within the NHS. The British Medical Association’s guidance
for general practitioners (GPs) states that doctors can safely refer
patients to osteopaths.
Those practising in the UK carry out more than seven million
consultations every year with around 30,000 people currently
consulting osteopaths every working day. Today, osteopathy is
practised in over 80 countries.
Osteopathy is a safe and effective means of diagnosis, treatment,
prevention and rehabilitation of a wide range of musculoskeletal
disorders (MSDs). Commonly treated complaints include: back ache,
neck strains and whiplash, migraines and headaches, changes to
posture in pregnancy and pre-menstrual symptoms, sports injuries,
digestive problems/IBS, jaw and facial pain, repetitive strain injury
(RSI), ‘frozen’ shoulder, rheumatic and arthritic symptoms, respiratory
problems, ‘trapped’ nerve and muscle spasm.
Osteopaths’ patients include the young, older people, manual workers,
office professionals, pregnant women, children and sports people. A
consultation with an osteopath includes a thorough case history and
physical examination: assessing muscles and joints and observing
movements. Orthopaedic tests and diagnostic clinical procedures,
are also used to inform the diagnosis and to assess whether referral
for further medical investigation is necessary. Treatment is based
on manual mobilising and manipulative procedures and massagetype techniques, tailored to the individual patient and reinforced by
guidance on diet, lifestyle and exercise. It is not just about backs!
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NEWS FROM HOLT COMMUNITY CENTRE
CHAIRMAN’S CHAT: The audience that came to The Pirates of
Penzance was asked to complete an exit questionnaire. ‘Better than being in
the theatre’ was one comment. Others included: ‘being close to home’ and
‘convenient parking’ among reasons why they will repeat the experience for
Carmen on 1st July. Needless to say, everyone was delighted by the picture
and sound quality, as well as the fun of the operetta. Why drive all that way
out of town to other venues, adding to your time, carbon footprint and cost
(most seats elsewhere are more expensive), when you’ve got such a great
facility on your doorstep?
Sure, nothing’s perfect. We’re addressing the question of seating. And it
won’t just be the cinema and live transmission audiences who will benefit.
The Friday Club, the 1960’s group and Rotary, to name but a few, should all
have their experience at the Centre enhanced. Fear not: you desire greater
comfort in the chairs you sit on and we’re right behind you.
P.S. Get your tickets early for Carmen - the response to the questionnaire
from Pirates suggests it’s going to be a full house. We don’t want to turn
anyone away on the night.
Martin Watson (Chairman)
6th June
Monthly Dance
7.00pm for 7.30pm
10th June
12th June
Cinema Extra (Boyhood)
Monthly Quiz
7.30pm
7.00pm - 7.30pm
24th June
Cinema (The Hundred
Foot Journey)
2.30pm & 7.30pm
25th June
Holt and District
Community Café
11.30am - 1.30pm
27th June
Antiques Fair
8.00am - 3.30pm
1st July
Live Satellite Transmission 7.00pm - 7.30pm
(Carmen)
Prompt
4th July
Monthly Dance
HOLT COMMUNITY CENTRE CINEMA
Our two most recent films did not do as well as expected. By the
time this is in print we will have shown ‘The Theory of Everything’
about Stephen Hawking, which I am hoping will have attracted a larger
following.
We have a change of programme for CINEMA EXTRA, because one DVD
will not be available in time. On Wednesday 10th June, we will be showing
‘Boyhood’ starring Ethan Hawke and Patricia Arquette, a story of American
life filmed over 12 years. You see the young children grow up before your
eyes. This is on at 7.30pm only. There is a bar, and tickets are £5.00
For our CINEMA presentation on Wednesday 24th June, we will show ‘The
100 foot Journey’, starring Helen Mirren as a French restaurant owner who
is worried when an Indian restaurant opens 100 feet away. This is on at
2.30pm and 7.30pm, with refreshments in the afternoon and a bar in the
evening. Tickets are £5.00. Both films are worth seeing for very different
reasons.
June Clarke, Cinema Organiser.
For future information call Howard on 01263 713427
Tuesday, Wednesday 9.00am to 4.30pm
Saturday 9.00am to 2.00pm
Or Leave a message at other times or visit our Website on
www.holtcommunitycentre.co.uk
LOCAL GIRL VOLUNTEERS TO HELP
TACKLE POVERTY IN EL SALVADOR
DO YOU LIKE TO CLEAN VEHICLES?
HELP IS NEEDED
TO MAINTAIN THE
GLAVEN CARING
MINIBUS
Rebecca Lawrence, a local Kelling girl and former pupil of Gresham’s
School, will be travelling to El Salvador this July to work on a
development programme for ten weeks. There she will team up with
volunteers from the Santa Marta community to help with projects run
by Progressio ICS.
Rebecca explained, “El
Salvador is a country
paralysed by gang violence,
gender inequality, and
environmental issues.
Progressio attempts to help
in a small way by integrating
into rural communities and
linking up with young people
in particular. Their projects
in the past have included
educating about waste and
recycling, sexual-awareness
workshops and building local
infrastructure.”
Rebecca, who is now at
Cambridge University reading
history, is holding a concert
in aid of the cause next
month. “I’ve been extremely lucky in that the Kings College London a
cappella group, All The King’s Men, have agreed to perform. It should
be a fantastic event which will also allow me to draw attention to the
difficult situation in El Salvador. The money raised will go towards
supporting the Progressio ICS projects out there so fingers crossed we
can get a good audience!”
To sponsor Rebecca or to find out more, visit https://www.justgiving.
com/Rebecca-Lawrence15/ or text RLES 50.
If you have an hour or two to
spare every couple of weeks
perhaps you could help to look
after our minibus, purchased with funds donated by people
from our local community and helping to promote the
‘Glaven Caring Service’ offered to older people in the
Glaven Valley.
Please contact Maureen Buckey on 01263 740762 or
Allen Hilton on 01263 740329 for more details.
TEACHER/PUPIL HUMOUR
Teacher: James, how do you spell ‘crocodile?’
James: K-R-O-K-O-D-I-A-L’
Teacher: No, that’s wrong
James: Maybe it is wrong, but you asked me how I spell it.
Teacher: Donald, what is the chemical formula for water?
Donald: H I J K L M N O.
Teacher: What are you talking about?
Donald: Yesterday you said it’s H to O.
Teacher: Abigail, name one important thing we have today that we
didn’t have ten years ago.
Abigail: Me!
Teacher: Sophie, give me a sentence starting with ‘ I. ‘
Sophie: I is...
Teacher: No, Sophie..... Always say, ‘I am.’
Sophie: All right... ‘I am the ninth letter of the alphabet.’
7.00pm for 7.30pm
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CREDIT CRUNCH COOKING
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TAXI & TRAVEL
Summer in a cup
Smell and taste are so evocative, capable of wafting us back at the
merest hint of a whiff.
Last summer, I made copious quantities of Elderflower cordial,
and managed to ration it out so that it lasted around 10 months, and
what a treat it was on Christmas Day to be supping a delicious, fresh
cordial, so reminiscent of warmer days.
This is so ridiculously easy to make too, and very economical. There
is no exact science with cordials, just make sure you sterilise your
bottles well if you are keeping it, by washing really thoroughly in
warm soapy water, rinsing well and popping into a coolish oven
(around 100°) for about 15 minutes, or the time it takes to make your
cordial on the second day.
The taste of fresh, home made cordials is so much tastier than shop
bought, and there are so many uses for it. The elderflower trees are
about to burst forth into flower any day now, so keep a look out,
grab a basket and start collecting. It grows like a weed in the wild, so
you’ll have no problem finding it. And don’t forget to raise your glass
on Christmas Day, and toast summer!
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Have you ever thought about becoming a trustee to give something
back to the community and area you live in?
It doesn’t have to be as time consuming as you might first think but
if you can spare at least half a day a month you could make a real
difference to a substantial amount of local people. If this sounds like
something you’re interested in then Age Concern in North Norfolk
would love to hear from you.
Becoming a trustee should be a rewarding and enjoyable experience.
Our charity’s mission is ‘To promote the well-being of all older people
and help make later life a fulfilling and enjoyable experience’,
If this is something that is equally important to yourself, or maybe
your life has been touched by the work of our organisation, then
please consider becoming
a trustee. Age Concern in
North Norfolk provides
a day centre and lunch
club, a befriending
service, a pop-in coffee
morning and a variety of
activities.
The 4-day per week day
centre offers personal
care, laundry services,
lunches and entertainment. The befriending service, funded by
the Big Lottery, matches volunteers with isolated people who they
visit at home thereby helping to relieve isolation and loneliness in
our community. We have clubs across Cromer, Sheringham, and
soon to be North Walsham, which provide companionship and
activities for older people and an opportunity to get out and about.
We often arrange outings and events as well as promoting regular
intergenerational activities, fundraising and partner charity work.
You can find information about the role of charity trustees at https://
www.gov.uk/government/organisations/charity-commission. You are
more than welcome to come along to our AGM on the 18th June at
1.00pm at our daycentre in Sheringham to get a better feel for our
charity and what we are striving to achieve.
For more information, or to apply, please contact Margaret Drury,
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Elderflower Cordial
30 heads of elderflower, roughly stripped off the thicker stalks
Approx. 2 litres water
1.4kg sugar
Grated zest of 2 lemons
Grated zest of 2 oranges
Juice of 6 lemons
1 tsp citric acid per litre of liquid
Try to collect your flowers on a hot
sunny day - it is meant to increase the
flavour. Give your flower heads a good shake to get rid of any bugs,
and place them in a large pan with the zests and cover them with the
water. (If they are not covered, add some more; exact quantities are
not essential). Leave overnight. Next day give a good stir, and pour
the liquid out through a jelly bag or muslin, squeezing the flowers.
Clean pan, and return the liquid to it, adding the sugar and lemon
juice. Heat gently to allow sugar to dissolve, then turn up heat and
simmer for approx 15 mins, skimming off any scum and stirring
occasionally, adding the citric acid in the last five minutes with a
good stir. Leave to cool, and strain through jelly bag again. Sterilise
some glass bottles and decant cordial into them using a funnel. Top
and keep in a cool, dark place, and your cordial should last several
months (unless you glug through it - highly likely!) Carolyn Burn
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UNTIL SUNDAY 7th June
soloists. Wine and free canapés during the interval. Tickets £12.00 (under 18s
free) from 01328 830639 or on the door.
TABLE TOP SALE at The Salvation Army Hall, Briston From 9.00am till
12.00noon. To book a table, £5.00, please ring 01263 860471.
WILDFLOWER WEEKEND at Thorpe Market Church at 2.00pm Art
exhibition, bee-keeping display, used books and strawberry teas. Free entry.
FRIDAY 5th June
COFFEE MORNING AND CRAFTS at Weybourne Church 10.00am to
LIVE @ THE LAWNS at The Lawns, Station Road, Holt from 7.30pm
12.00noon Coffees. Proceeds to Weybourne Church. All very welcome.
Acoustic Duo playing 40’s to the present day every 1st Friday of the month.
NOVICE READING SHARE at Dereham Spiritualist Church (directly
‘JAZZ IN JUNE’ at St Margaret’s Church, Saxlingham at 7.30pm An
behind Job Centre) 10.00am - 2.00pm An opportunity for novice readers to
evening of jazz with the very talented Gresham’s jazz bands. Tickets £8.00
share reading skills with each other and receive supportive feedback. £2.00
incl. wine and canapés available from Caroline Robson on 01328 830298
Contact Gail Meekings on 01603 861342.
or John Rayner on 01328 830564. Book early to avoid disappointment.
TABLE-TOP SALE at Holt Church Hall 10.00am - 2.00pm. Organised by
SATURDAY 6th June
The Owl Playschool Holt. Come and have a browse and maybe grab a bargain!
HEALTH WORKSHOP/SEMINAR at the Mercure Hotel, 121 - 131
WI COFFEE MORNING AND CAKE STALL at Briston Congregational
Boundary Road, Norwich NR3 2BA 10.30am to 4.30pm With Phillip
Church from 9.00am - 12.00noon. In aid of EACH and Briston & Melton
Day, one of the world’s most travelled, entertaining, research health
Constable WI.
authors. Bookings £25.00 visit www.credence.org or 01622 832386 or on
SUNDAY 14th June
the day £30.00.
MEET THE PRODUCERS MARKET at Village Square, Kelling Heath
50’s, 60’s, 70’s DANCE WITH SUSAN JAYNE at East Barsham Village
Holiday Park NR25 7HW 10.00am - 2.00pm. Browse Norfolk foods,
Hall 8.30pm to 12.00 Bring your own drinks. Tickets £7.00 from 01328 856949.
clothing, crafts & ales. Free entry and parking, carvery/cafe, pub,
CHARITY SECOND HAND BOOK SALE at St. Nicholas Church Hall,
adventure playgrounds, nice walks, NN Railway Station on site, dogs
Blakeney Quay 10.00am - 4.00pm In aid of Glaven Caring. Books welcomed
welcome. Enquiries: 07733 991211 www.weybourne.net
before the day, Tel: 01263 740762
VINTAGE TRACTOR RUN around Melton Park & Local area. Meet at
CANTAMUS CHOIR at St Andrew’s Church Holt at 7.00pm ‘There Above
10.30am on B1354 on the Melton Constable flat. Start at 11.00am. Entry fee
Noise and Danger’ - 500 years of English Music performed by the 40-strong
£10.00 (refreshments included). All proceeds to St. Peter’s Church (Enquiries:
mixed-voice choir. Directed by David Ballard, piano accompaniment and solo’s
01263 861588)
by Matthew Bond. Refreshments available afterwards.
TRADITIONAL CHURCH FETE at St Peter’s in the Park, Melton Park,
‘S WONDERFUL’, SONGS FROM THE SHOWS at Cromer Parish
Melton Constable at 1.30pm Raffle, tombola, homemade tea & cakes, cake
Church at 7.30pm. Presented by the Iceni Choir. Tickets £10.00 (Incl. interval
stall, prize draw, BBQ, books, bric-a-brac, quality handmade soft furnishings,
refreshments). Under 16’s free. More info. from Jim Stebbings 01362 693277.
games, coconut shy and much more. Live traditional Norfolk music.
WALK AND BARBECUE at Lighthouse, 62 Cromer Road, Sheringham at
HEYDON GARDENS OPEN DAY from 2.00pm to 5.00pm. Heydon Hall
7.00pm £3.00 suggested donation. Social event organised by Lighthouse Mens
gardens and gardens in the village open. Teas served on the village green. Plant
Group. All men are welcome. Soft Drinks, tea and coffee provided.
and produce stall, display of classic vehicles. Dogs welcomed in the park on
SATURDAY 6th June to SATURDAY 20th June
leads. Entry to the Hall garden will be £3.00 and to the village gardens £3.00.
WELLS TEXTILE AND EMBROIDERY GROUP EXHIBITION in Wells ‘S WONDERFUL, SONGS FROM THE SHOWS at Hunter’s Hall,
Library (Library opening times). Members of the group will be in the Library
Swanton Morley NR20 4JU at 3.00pm. Presented by the Iceni Choir. Tickets
on Wednesday 17th June demonstrating some of the techniques they employ.
£8.50 from Hunter’s Hall 01362 637457 or Jim Stebbings 01362 693277.
OPEN GARDENS at Plumstead (near Holt) 11.00am to 5.00pm Eight
SUNDAY 7th June
gardens, art exhibition, crafts, plant stall, quiz. Visit the wildflower meadow,
CHARITY SECOND HAND BOOK SALE at St. Nicholas Church Hall,
new Flagpole Garden, award-winning village pond. Refreshments. Programme
Blakeney Quay 10.00am - 4.00pm In aid of Glaven Caring. Books welcomed
£4.00, children free. Proceeds to St Michael’s Church, The Norfolk Hospice.
before the day, Tel: 01263 740762.
SUFFIELD COUNTRY GARDENS 10.00am to 4.00pm. Starting point and
NATIONAL GARDENS OPEN EVENT in Wells-next-the-Sea 11.00am 5.00pm Five gardens will be open with unique, differing characters and varying car park at Suffield Village Hall NR11 7EW. Plants for sale, ploughman’s
lunches, cream teas. £4.00 per adult. In aid of Suffield Church.
in size with a variety of design and planting approaches. Plant stall and teas at
Bishop Ingle House, Clubbs Lane. Ticket for all five is £5.00 with children free. WILDFLOWER WEEKEND at Thorpe Market Church at 12.00noon Art
exhibition, bee-keeping display, used books and strawberry teas. Free entry.
TUESDAY 9th June
ANIMAL BLESSING SERVICE at All Saints Church, Briston at 3.00pm
GUIDED HISTORY WALK around Wells next the Sea at 2.00pm from St
Thanksgiving and blessing service for animals large or small. If your much
Nicholas Church, Church Plain, return 3.30pm for tea and cake. Cost £5.00. In
loved pet has died do bring along a photograph so they can be remembered too.
aid of St Nicholas Church. Groups or individuals welcome. Max. 24 per walk,
Everyone and every animal is welcome.
booking essential. Contact 07899 777369 or [email protected]
AN EVENING WITH KEITH SKIPPER at East Runton Village Hall at
7.00pm Local man Bob Wright will be bringing his large collection of postcards
WEDNESDAY 10th June
and photographs portraying the village through the years. Admission £4.50 (tea,
SUMMER CONCERT WITH ‘DOUBLE-OCTAVE’at St Andrew &
coffee and biscuits incl.) Presented by Runton Parish History Society.
St Mary’s Church, Langham at 7.30pm An evening of a cappella music.
Refreshments available in the interval. Free admission. On street parking.
SATURDAY 20th June
Retiring collection for Langham Church General Fund.
TABLE TOP SALE at St Andrew’s Methodist Church Hall, Sheringham
CLOSER: EXHIBITION at Salthouse church NR25 7XQ 11.00am to
5.00pm daily. Small ceramic figures that focus gently on life’s complexities
and richly textured oils exploring nature in close up. By Lucy Edwards and
Jacqui Fenn. Free entry.
FRIDAY 12th June to WEDNESDAY 24th June
9.00am - 12.00noon Bric-a-brac, books, Fairtrade Stall, etc, also tea and coffee.
FUN AFTERNOON AND BARBECUE at Lighthouse Community Church,
62 Cromer Road, Sheringham, NR26 8RT 2.00pm - 5.00pm Games, face
painting and sports. Free entry. Refreshments.
FETE AND OPEN DAY at The Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital
11.00am to 4.00pm See what goes on behind the scenes, browse the fete stalls
SATURDAY 13th June
for cakes and crafts, enjoy live music or look around the careers fair. Free entry
PEACE IN OUR TIME CONCERT at St Peter & St Paul Church, Salle at
and free car parking with funds raised going to the hospital’s charity.
7.30pm Presented by North Norfolk Chorale. Patrick Hawes will conduct his
THE PURCELL SCHOOL - ROCKIN’ IN NORFOLK at Christ Church,
own pieces. Soloists: Jayne May-Sysum and Daniel Bartlette. Tickets £13.00
Fulmodeston. SatNav NR21 0LZ at 6.00pm Fourteen wonderfully gifted
from north-norfolk-chorale.co.uk or 01603 279541 or £15.00 on the door.
young musicians coming to North Norfolk. It is free and no tickets are needed.
ANNUAL SUMMER CONCERT at St Peter’s Church, Sheringham at
Retiring collection for the church. More info from Stephen on 01328 878364
7.30pm With the North Norfolk Concert Band and Coastal Singers. Varied
CONCERT - MUSIC FOR A SUMMER EVENING at St John the Baptist
programmes, classical through jazz to popular music: Verdi, Duke Ellington,
Church, Aylmerton at 7.00pm With Kevin Drury, organ and the St John’s
The Beatles and lots more. Entry FREE. Refreshments, retiring collection.
Singers. Tickets £9.00 (£7 for Friends), includes a light supper and wine. Book
WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE’S ‘AS YOU LIKE IT’ at Bawdeswell Church,
early - phone Patsy 01263 712146 or Judith 01263 822759.
The Street, NR20 4RT at 7.00pm Performed by The Festival Players in aid of
STIFFKEY RIVER WALK 10.00am to 1.00pm Meet at Morston National
The Friends of Bawdeswell Church. More info - www.thefestivalplayers.co.uk
Trust car park, Morston Quay. Free but booking required, spaces limited. Email:
Bring a Picnic! Tickets £12.50 in advance from 01362 688499, £15.00 at door.
[email protected] or phone 07768 031629 to book.
SUMMER SERENADE at St. Margaret’s Church, Cley at 7.30pm
Performed by the Fakenham Choral Society who will be joined by popular
EXHIBITION: MICK BENSLEY’S ‘NORFOLK MEDAL RESCUES’ at
The Gallery, Picturecraft, Lees Yard, Holt Friday 12th 7.00pm - 9.00pm then
Monday - Saturday, 9.00am - 5.00pm and Thursday 9.00am - 1.00pm. Further
information can be found at www.picturecraftgallery.co.uk
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SATURDAY 20th June and SUNDAY 21st June
bushcraft, pond dipping, BBQ, homemade cakes. Entry: £1.00 (under 16 free)
Sorry no dogs (guide dogs only). More info. at www.norfolk.gov.uk/holthall
GLAVEN VALLEY ART AND CRAFT SALE at Blakeney Village
Hall 10.00am - 4.00pm Refreshments, free admission, wheelchair
access. To book a stall, please call Debbie 01263 740694 or email
glavenvalleyart&[email protected]
OPEN GARDENS at Edgefield 2.00pm - 6.00pm. Six very varied and
interesting gardens to explore. Teas, raffle, plants and a large book stall. Tickets
and map £4.00 (for Church funds) from Edgefield Village Hall.
SUNDAY 21st June
WEDNESDAY 24th June
JAZZ NIGHT at Byfords, 1-3 Shirehall Plain, Holt Dinner? Drinks?
Come along and soak up the atmosphere. Music starts at 7.30pm. No
cover charge. Bookings advisable. Telephone 01263 711400
WEYBOURNE GOOD COMPANIONS at Weybourne Village Hall at
2.30pm. Life story of a deep sea fisherman by Plug Emery. £2.00 incl. tea and
biscuits. New members welcome. More info from Sandy Bailey, 01263 588883.
SECRET WALLED GARDEN AND WOODLAND WALK at The
Merchant’s House, 86 High Street. (entrance via Little Lane), Blakeney
2.00pm to 4.30pm Vegetable garden, garden borders, ice house and ‘parterre’.
Refreshments. Entrance £4.00 Children free. Proceeds to Glaven District Caring.
OPEN GARDENS in Northrepps Village 10.30am to 5.00pm Starting at the
church. Food all day. In aid of churchyard maintenance fund. Sorry, no dogs.
WEYBOURNE FOLK CLUB at the Maltings Hotel,Weybourne 3.00pm
until 6.00pm. Singers, musicians, poets, dancers and audience all welcome.Join
in or just listen. It’s free. Further info.from Tony Baylis 01263 588781
BACONSTHORPE MIDSUMMER FETE AND HOG ROAST at
Baconsthorpe Village Hall Fete 3.00pm Hog Roast/BBQ 5.00pm Stalls and
games, amazing pig tombola, face painting, children’s fancy dress competition,
teas, lots of pig-tastic prizes and surprises.
HOLT HALL OPEN DAY & VINTAGE FAIR at Holt Hall, Kelling Road,
Holt (satnav NR25 6RT) 10.00am to 4.00pm Family activities: archery,
THURSDAY 25th June
DIABETES UK NORTH NORFOLK GROUP MEETING at Cromer
Methodist Church Hall, NR27 9DT at 7.30pm Guest speaker Rebecca
Champion, Engagement Manager for the North Norfolk Clinical Commissioning
Group. Further info. 01692 405492 or www.north-norfolk.diabetesukgroup.org
FRIDAY 26th June
PRIZE & CASH BINGO at Weybourne Village Hall at 7.30pm. Preceded at
6.45pm by Annual Meeting of Harry Dawson Playing Field Committee.
SATURDAY 27th June
MUSIC MARATHON at St Nicholas Parish Church, Church Plain, Wellsnext-the-Sea 9.00am until 9.00pm Please come and enjoy a variety of musicians
and singers raising money for the Church and ‘Musical Keys’ a charity that
supports people with special needs across our region.
FOLK SONGS AND OTHER DITTYS at St George the Martyr,
Hindolveston (SatNav NR20 5BT) at 5.00pm
Let everybody know about your forthcoming event. Basic details of one-off
events for charities and local good causes will be entered free. A small
charge will be made for commercial events or if a boxed advertisement
is required. Please e-mail details to [email protected] or
leave them in the Holt Chronicle collection box inside Feeney's
Newsagents, Market Place, Holt.
Did you know .... that there are a variety of organisations, clubs, societies
and groups for all ages in the North Norfolk area that meet regularly? For
further details of what is available please visit our ‘Regular Events’ section
on our website www.holtchronicle.co.uk.
If you have a regular event that you would like us to add to our website
please email the details to us at [email protected].
EVENTS
COMING UP AT
CAR BOOT SALES
We are pleased
to welcome back
the Climax Jazz
Band on Sunday
28th June
Every Saturday until 5th September at BODHAM Playing Field
9.00am till 12.00noon. Set up 7.30am. Pitches £5.00 No need to
book. Refreshments available. Sorry, strictly no dogs.
Sunday 7th June at GRESHAM Village Park Set up from 8.30am,
gates open at 10.00am. Refreshments in the Pavilion. Pitches £5.00.
Live music will start in the millennium garden
from 12:30pm to 3:30pm
LOCAL FILM SCREENINGS
BRISTON PAVILLION CINEMA Recreation Ground, Stone Beck Lane
There will also be our beer and wine tent plus Roasted
Pork Loin Bap or Vegetarian option on all events.
(Please bring a chair)
Saturday 13th June at 7.00pm AMERICAN SNIPER (15) Directed by
Clint Eastwood
Saturday 11th July Doors open 6.30pm STILL ALICE (12A) Starring
Oscar winner Julianne Moore.
20% OFF all oak and cane furniture with free delivery within Norfolk!
THE EDGE, EDGEFIELD VILLAGE HALL (01263 587661)
BRAND NEW PLANT AREA OPEN WITH A GREAT CHOICE OF
TOP QUALITY PLANTS AT VERY COMPETITIVE PRICES.
Visit us for a great day out with fashion, giftware, children’s
toys, millennium gardens, childrens play area, restaurant, food
hall and Bluebell indoor shopping centre to name a few.
Monday 13th July at 7.00pm THE ROCKET (12)
HOLT COMMUNITY CENTRE (01263 713427)
Wednesday 10th June at 7.30pm BOYHOOD Starring Ethan Hawke and
Patricia Arquette. An amazing film made over 12 years.
Wednesday 24th June at 2.30pm and 7.30pm THE HUNDRED FOOT
JOURNEY starring Helen Mirren.
Wednesday 8th July at 7.30pm LOVE IS STRANGE Starring Alfred
Molina and John Lithgow.
Larder
Millennium
FOOD HALL Garden
WELLS CINEMA - SCREEN NEXT THE SEA (01328 710885)
Monday 8th June at 2.30pm and 7.00pm THE THEORY OF
EVERYTHING (12A)
Monday 22nd June at 7.00pm LEVIATHAN (15) Sub titles
Monday 13th July at 7.00pm STILL ALICE (12A)
Reeve’s
The Reeve’s
Restaurant
Children’s
Play Area
FREE WIFI
Norwich Road, Bawdeswell, Dereham, Norfolk NR20 4RZ / Tel. 01362 688 387
www.bawdeswellgardencentre.co.uk
... where friends meet
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GOOD RELIABLE CLEANER
NEEDED
JOB OPPORTUNITIES
Fridays 10.00am to 3.00pm
at Hindringham
EMPLOYERS
Looking for local employees?
Then call Caroline on 01263 712177 to advertise here
Please telephone 01328 878226
FULL & PART TIME CARE ASSISTANTS
& NIGHT CARERS NEEDED
at Lyles House Residential Home, 7 The Street,
Hindolveston NR20 5AS. Near Melton Constable.
Please call Hina or Elaine on 01263 861812/862995
Cephas Care Ltd -
JOB VACANCY: STIFFKEY PARISH COUNCIL
ROLE: PARISH CLERK/RESPONSIBLE FINANCIAL OFFICER
Stiffkey Parish Council is looking for an enthusiastic and selfmotivated person to take on the role of Parish Clerk.
The post is for 3-4 hours per week depending upon work load and
includes attendance at all Parish Council meetings, Village Hall
Committee and Playing Field Committee meetings.
The Parish Clerk will also be responsible for the finances of the
Council and its risk management and should have good book
keeping, communication, IT and organisational skills.
Pay will be in line with NALC guidelines and according to
experience and qualifications. Support and training will be
provided.
For further information and an application form please contact
[email protected].
Applications to be received by 14th June. Tel. 01328 878196
We are looking for caring and
compassionate people who pride
themselves on delivering the highest
standard of care.
If this is you, we’d love to hear from you.
We require professional, dedicated and
enthusiastic support workers who can
offer their commitment to delivering
exceptional care to our clients within our
residential home in Mundesley, Norfolk.
We have both full time and part time
jobs available. Competitive rates of pay
and weekend enhancements payable.
Established
1993
If you feel this role would suit you please
contact our HR Department, email or call
for an application pack 01473 322600 /
[email protected]
Extra Hands
Providers of Home Care in Norfolk
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES TO BE
SHOWCASED AT NNUH OPEN DAY
Thinking of a career in Social Care?
Why not join our award winning team
The Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital will be holding a careers
fair showcasing nursing and other healthcare service roles, as part
of its Open Day and Fete from 11.00am to 4.00pm on Saturday 20th
June. Entry to the event and car parking are free. The careers fair will
showcase the many different occupations available at the NNUH and
enable visitors to talk to healthcare professionals and find out more
about the options which might suit them.
There will be a big focus on nursing within an acute setting and a
chance for those thinking of returning to nursing to come and talk to
nurses first hand. There will also be a chance for registered nurses to
find out what professional development is available to support the move
into nursing in an acute setting.
Emma McKay, Director of Nursing at the NNUH said “This is an
excellent opportunity for registered nurses or those thinking of
returning to nursing to come and discuss the career and development
opportunities available with us, as well as a chance to see behind the
scenes at the region’s busiest hospital.”
There will also be information about apprenticeships at the NNUH and
information on other health service professions such as physiotherapy,
speech and language therapy, dietetics, occupational therapy, diagnostic
radiotherapy, radiography, plus administrative and support services.
There will also be information about the different volunteering roles
at NNUH and experienced workers can also find out more about
temporary placements from the hospital’s Staff Bank.
This is an exciting opportunity to join our team
and be at the forefront in assisting us in the
delivery of Homecare in your area.
Good rates of pay including travel time and enhancements
for evenings and weekends
Various hours available
Paid training with the opportunity to gain further qualifications
Opportunity to progress through the organisation
Enhanced holiday entitlement
Paid mileage
Free DBS (CRB) check and uniforms
If you are interested in a position
please call us on the numbers below
or visit the website.
North Norfolk Area: 01263 712686
Broadland Area: 01603 898623
West Norfolk Area: 01485 570611
www.extrahandshomecarenorfolk.co.uk
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SHERINGHAM AND CROMER
CHORAL SOCIETY
Sheringham and Cromer Choral Society are going all American this
July with two exciting events in north Norfolk. On Saturday 4th July,
Independence Day, they have a Garden Party at Mannington Hall by
kind invitation of Lord
and Lady Walpole.
The grounds will be
open from 2.00pm
to 5.00pm for you to
enjoy the beautiful
surroundings of
Mannington Gardens.
Tea and cake will be
provided. There will be
music throughout the
afternoon. The choir
will sing on two occasions and there will be incidental piano music from
Geoff Cummings-Knight all with an Americana flavour as befits the day.
Almost certainly the choir will provide one or two ‘tasters’ to come
from their Summer Americana Gala concert at the Auden Theatre the
following weekend, Sunday 12th July at 6.30pm. This concert will
provide a sumptuous tour of 20th Century American music ranging from
Negro Spirituals from Michael Tippet’s A Child of our Time to Samuel
Barber’s Agnus Dei (choral version of his famous Adagio) and lots of
lovely George Gershwin songs including excerpts from Porgy and Bess
and popular standards such as I got rhythm and Someone to Watch over
me. And the orchestra will play the Largo from Dvorak’s New World
Symphony. It has become something of a tradition for SCCS summer
gala concerts
to include
an extended
interval so that
performers
and audience
can enjoy a
picnic on the
lawns outside
the theatre.
What better
way to spend
a summer
Sunday
Summer Americana
Gala Concert
evening?
Wine (by the glass or bottle) will be available from the bar. For more
information visit www.sheringhamandcromerchoral.co.uk
Ticket Information: Independence Day Garden Party tickets £10.00
(£5.00 children under 14) ADVANCE PURCHASE ONLY from
Mannington Hall Box Office Telephone 01263 584175
Email [email protected]
Summer Americana Gala Concert tickets £15.00 (students £12.00
UNDER 18’s FREE) from The Auden Theatre Box Office
Tel: 01263 713444 Email [email protected]
GLAVEN EELS NEED YOUR HELP
After decades of decline, young eels are once more making an appearance in British rivers, including the River Glaven (below). Their now
well-documented migration from the Sargasso Sea to European rivers, and back again to breed, may actually be the least of their problems.
Their failure to get up rivers, past sluices and other barriers, is now thought to be a major reason for their virtual disappearance.
How can you help? This is not a plea for money; the Heritage Lottery fund has already provided £110,000 for a pilot scheme to encourage
the return of eels to the River Glaven, managed by
the Norfolk Rivers Trust. Some of this will be used to
bypass physical barriers but an important part is the
gathering of available information and engagement
with local communities.
We want to hear from anyone with equipment for
catching eels, photographs of past annual eel run
events on the coast, or eels surmounting some type of
barrier.
Old photos of the Glaven, eel anecdotes and records of
eels in ponds and ditches in the Glaven catchment are
also welcome.
It is hoped that some of this material will be displayed
at a public talk on the Glaven Eel Project at 3.00pm
Saturday 13th June in Cley Village Hall (immediately
after the River Glaven Conservation Group AGM). All
are welcome to hear more about the project.
Please pass any information to Ian Shepherd,
Secretary to the River Glaven Conservation Group.
Tel: 01263 713370
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BILLBOARD
WANTED
JAMES N LAIRD B.Mus.(Hons) FRCO CHM
OLD AUDIO HI-FI SYSTEM OR SEPARATES, Record Player, Amp,
Cd, Speakers or parts etc, Valve Radios, Valve equipment, Radio
parts and Valves - Used/Unused for Collector.
Also unwanted record collections.
07979 384246
PIANO TUNING & REPAIR
(also Teacher of Piano & Organ)
Tel: 01263 713505 Mobile: 0790 4342639
ACCOMMODATION WANTED IN HOLT AREA
[email protected]
2 BEDROOM COTTAGE/BUNGALOW
TO LET/RENT
By a retired teacher
About £550.00
Please call 07794 132035
STORAGE UNITS TO LET IN HOLT
Lengths of galvanised SCAFFOLDING TUBE
01263 837569 or 07776 032586
Varying sizes available starting from £25.00 per week.
Suitable for storing furniture, building materials, stock etc.
For more information please phone
Stephen on 07717 357724
CAR PARKING
LONG TERM PARKING AVAILABLE
at Holt Youth Centre, Old Station Way, Holt. NR25 6DH
Cost £30.00 per month, £350.00 per year
All proceeds to Holt Youth Centre
Apply to Mrs. M. Sibson
Holt Youth Centre 01263 710918
HORSE FOR SHARE
ARAB MARE FOR SHARE, kept at Kelling Heath with
extensive off road riding. Must be experienced, suit small adult.
Available 1-2 days per week+, small financial contribution.
Call to discuss.
01263 825501 or 07941 868613
ITEMS FOR SALE Cont.
DP Tools 500w combi cut rotary CUTTING TOOL in case with
accesories £50.00
Black and Decker CD601 1100w CIRCULAR SAW 55mm £40.00
07789 035445
ITEMS FOR SALE
This space could be used to sell your unwanted goods and make
you some money. If you’ve got something to sell, LET EVERYBODY
KNOW. Just e-mail your FOR SALE items to: info@holtchronicle.
co.uk or leave the details in The Holt Chronicle collection box in
Feeney's Newsagents, Holt and we will advertise it for you FREE
OF CHARGE if the item is for £300.00 or less. Items above this
amount, or if you would like to include a photograph, will incur a
charge. Please contact Caroline on 01263 712177 for further details.
Printer INK CARTRIDGES for Epson DX3800 printer; 3 x black; 4 x
yellow; 1 x blue; 2 x red. Ten altogether plus an old, tired but working
Epson DX3800 printer that can go for free, for £15.00
STANDARD LAMP. Brass-look pedestal with spiral effect. Pleated
shade, perfect condition £10.00
01263 862168
SINGLE BED WITH GUEST BED UNDERNEATH. vgc. FREE to collect
01263 588183
Mens’ Apollo Hybrid SPORTS BIKE (brand new) with 18 speed
Shimano gears, 21 inch lightweight alloy frame, gel comfort saddle,
ergonomic grip, fitted mudguards and inflater. Retail price £350.00 but
will sell for £150.00
01263 587224
FIREBALL 16’ SAILING DINGHY
Fibreglass Hull, Timber deck. Complete with Proctor metal mast and
boom etc. All sails, centreboard and trailer
included but some sails and sheets may
need replacing. Fast and exciting sailing
for the enthusiast! Asking £495.00ono but
worth loads more!
Contact Charlie 01263 741138 or
Pauline 07979 756407
John Lewis Coir spring COT MATTRESS Excellent condition, fire
resistant. To use in cot of internal width of between 600mm and 640mm
and an internal length of between 1200mm and 1240mm £25.00
Wooden Brio CHILD’S ROCKER. Good condition, hardly been used,
black, red and white. £20.00
Four ‘Alex Clark’ wooden FRAMED FARMYARD PRINTS in superb
condition. Ideal for children’s nursery. Framed by professional framer
to very high standard and includes hanging cord secured to back. Each
frame 54cm x 54cm £60.00 for the four
01328 831831
COMPRESSOR AIR TOOL SALE
FRAMING NAILER 50-90mm
£80.70
FINISH NAILER 16g 20-64mm
£32.50
BRAD NAILER 18g 10-32mm
£19.95
NAILS: 64mm x 3.05 x 5000 £32.80 90mm x 3.05 x 4000 £39.80
64mm x 16g x 5000 £16.00 50mm x 16g x 2500 £7.00
35mm x 16g x 5000 £ 8.40 30mm x 18g x 5000 £6.00
01263 860393 All items are new and guaranteed
ASSORTED NAILS galvanised and steel storage bin full, serious offers.
DISPLAY CABINET mahogany, never been used, handmade, eight
shelves W17⅝” H24⅝” D4⅛” £35.00
01263 710723
Quality STEAMER CHAIR in heavy wood with brass fittings and
cushion. Includes small side table. Excellent condition (Little used)
Smooth finish, back designed for maximum comfort. Adjustable back
and foot rest. Folds flat for easy storage £50.00
Golden yellow with floral pattern and platted tie-backs CURTAINS. 2 x
160cmW x 208cmH, triple pinch pleats, satinised cotton/lined, interlined.
Professionally hand finished £50.00
Eye catching Victorian (style) decorated WOODEN STORAGE BOX,
floor standing, prints on all sides, Brass handles on lid, was used for LP
storage 26.5” x 17” x 18” £30.00
01263 861028 or 07885 779741
Kelvinator LARDER FRIDGE 21”W x 33”H £30.00ono
SHOWER CUBICLE Frosted glass, stone based shower tray, new, still
boxed £99.00
Gents Raleigh Pioneer hybrid CYCLE 700 x 35c wheels gwo £35.00ono
07858 115252 (Sheringham)
3 seater electric reclining SETTEE. 3 years old, neutral beige. Offers in
the region of £270.00
01263 588002
FREE to good home. Small aluminium POLLY TUNNEL FRAME good
condition
01328 862717
Brown BED SETTEE. Bought two months ago but is too big for room
Paid £125.00, would like £50.00
KITCHEN TABLE AND 4 CHAIRS 42” x 31”, extended 54” x 31” £65.00
BED SETTEE £45.00ono
01263 860606
Bosch DISHWASHER Less than 2 years old gwo £90.00ono
Zanussi white DOUBLE OVEN COOKER gwo £60.00ono
Stainless steel SPLASHBACK. Still in box 60cm x 75cm £50.00ono
01263 860060
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CALLING ALL CRAFTERS
If you are interested in taking part in a series of Craft/Gift Fairs
in Holt please call Barbara on 07742 068790.
Round DINING TABLE 3ft diameter in pine, has wear but solidly built.
Top dismantles for easy transportation £15.00
01263 588079 Buyer collects
Stag mahogany DRESSING TABLE with five drawers and triple mirror
with matching stool vgc £50.00
01263 825541
White plastic oval TABLE & 4 CHAIRS (ex John Lewis) vgc. table legs
will remove for easy storage. Plastic parasol base included £90.00
01328 851838
2 x I gallon DEMIJOHNS most with airlocks £1.00 each. Other items of
home winemaking equipment available
01263 740841
Large Bush FRIDGE/FREEZER, 2 years old, vgc, surplus to
requirements, cost £400, accept £150.00
Smoked glass TELEVISION STAND £35.00
01263 588157 buyer collects
Le Crueset GRIDDLE PAN (orange colour), brand new £40.00
Le Crueset SAUTE/OMELET PAN, used once £35.00
MOSES BASKET and wooden stand £15.00
Koochi PUSHCHAIR/STROLLER nice condition £15.00
2 x old fashioned TIN BATHS, ideal for garden containers £15.00 each
07810 220524
Pine BED £35.00ono
07932 267383
HEDGETRIMMER gwo £15.00
Garden LEAF BLOWER £15.00
01263 711399
2 ex-Patio DOUBLE GLAZED DOOR PANELS in good condition 295 x
1880 x 18mm £30.00
UPVC EXTERNAL DOOR Opens outwards, frame size 33” x 79½”
Door size 2’6” x 6’6” £25.00
UPVC WINDOW 700 x 870mm with cill, obscure glass, top open £30.00
UPVC WINDOW 950 x 640mm Top and side opening, obscure glass
£20.00
01263 860393
2 x cream Strachen, DOUBLE WARDROBES, one with mirrored doors.
Plus 2 SINGLE WARDROBES, 2 BEDSIDE CABINETS with pretty
shelves above and an OVERBED PANEL £200.00 the lot
01263 712174
FREE to good home. Large SETTEE in green fabric.
01263 711789
2 large oval white plastic TABLES & 6 CHAIRS good condition. £20.00
the lot or 1 table & 4 chairs £15.00 or 1 table & 2 chairs £10.00
01263 712688
WEYBOURNE HORTICULTURAL SHOW 2015
PROM/BRIDESMAID DRESS Size 14. Dessy collection. Under arm
chest measurement 44”. Neck to hem 45”, back zip, colour platinum,
silver/grey. 100% polyester. Sleeveless with v neck cost £130.00 worn
once £20.00
01263 860034
Yes, it’s that time again, and we, the committee, are in the early
stages of organising this year’s Horticultural Show, which will be
on Saturday 5th September at Weybourne Village Hall. The early
September date was the only available date, as all of August was
booked with several community events in the village. A busy August
in Weybourne!
The later date, which last year, produced a very enjoyable show,
should again provide you with an opportunity to display the results of
your dedication and hard work. Again there seven categories ranging
from fruit and vegetables and flowers, home produce, handicraft and
a children’s competition. Show brochures, with all the details, will be
available soon, watch this space.
The show is organised and run by dedicated volunteers, as a non-profit
making organisation with any money left, after all expenses have been
met, donated to a chosen charity.
So please come and support us again!
Under counter FRIDGE Argos Value Range H84cm W48.5cm D53cm.
Full working order £40.00
01263 860589
GARDEN STORE. Green and cream durable plastic. 1 shelf, double
doors. O/A 37”h x 25”w x 17½”d £10.00
07503 748898 (Holt)
ARMCHAIR as new (from Aldiss) Cost £360.00, due to downsizing for
sale at £100.00ono
01263 713152
Top quality Oase Aquamax Eco 6000 POND PUMP, c/w Oase Filto
clear 6000 FILTER, in built 9-11w UVC light, EXTERNAL FILTER
cleaning facilty, above or below ground installation with lifelike hollow
rock as decorative cover, lifelike rock waterfall, pipes and lots of fittings.
Complete cost new £650.00+, 3 years old £200.00ono
01263 861642
300L+ WATER BUTT Optipot 38WBL with tap (integral stand) £30.00
100L WATER BUTT Harcostar space sava with tap £25.00
DOWNPIPE RAINTRAP Harcostar, unused and boxed £10.00
12 x Welsh slate, blue/green, pond or garden ROCKS/MONOLITHS.
Various sizes up to 18” x 8” 6” £40.00
5 x York stone dressed PAVING SLABS 18” x 18” £15.00
01263 713023 (evenings)
NEWBORN BABY CLOTHES from 50p
0-3 MONTHS BABY CLOTHES from 50p
Dream works SINGLE DIVAN BED £35.00
Millie and Boris RUG £15.00
Mamas and Papas BABY CHANGER £85.00
Millie and Boris DUVET AND PILLOWCASE £10.00
07557 515949
2 x Lazyboy RECLINER ARMCHAIRS Chenille upholstery. Excellent
condition £120.00 each
01263 731482
4 WHEEL WALKER with seat and shopping bag. Ex. cond. £35.00ono
Neff stainless steel slot in MICROWAVE 900w, hardly used £20.00ono
Ladies silver grey Raleigh Collette CYCLE Sturmy Archer 3 speed,
cycle stand, 20” frame £35.00ono
07766 004367 (Sheringham)
Thule 90 CAR ROOF BAG, as new, waterproof quick fit system to roof
bars £55.00ono
Gelert x 2 RECLINING PATIO CHAIRS with leg rests in green, hardly
been used vgc £30.00 each or £50.00 the pair
01263 588414
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Telephone Caroline on
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Building Services & Home Improvements
inc. * Digger Hire
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01263 822834
* Bathrooms
07765 155848
* Decorating
[email protected]
* Fencing
A SIGN FOR THE TIMES IN AYLSHAM
Just in time for the Spring Bank Holiday, Aylsham
Community Partnership unveiled a striking new sign
directing visitors to the town’s Heritage Centre.
The sign, made in oak by John Leaf of Matlaske
woodcarvers, was designed to fit and blend with the existing
church sign and Aylsham Parish Church vicar Revd Andrew
Beane was on hand for the unveiling on Wednesday 13th
May.
The sign was constructed from oak donated by Aylsham
residents Maureen and Richard Burr while Broadland
District Council made funds available to cover the cost of
carving.
Commenting on the sign, Aylsham Community Partnership
chairman Giles Margarson said, “The Heritage Centre
is a lovely building, sitting in the churchyard. It is a great
resourced for the town as well as an attraction for visitors.
With the new sign, we believe visitor numbers will increase,
allowing more people to enjoy what the Centre has to offer.”
You can find out more about Aylsham Heritage Centre,
including opening times, at www.aylshamheritage.com.
THE HOLT CHRONICLE is delivered door to door in Holt and
Weybourne and copies are left at the many distribution points listed
below. ALDBOROUGH ~ Spar Stores AYLMERTON ~ The Petrol Station,
Bay Lodge BALE ~ P.O./Garage BAWDESWELL - Garden Centre BINHAM
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Certax Accounting
Competitive Electrical Works
Domestic - Industrial - Commercial
Self-Assessment Tax Returns
Annual Accounts
VAT Returns
Electrician
Tel: 07747 068146
Website: www.cew-uk.co.uk
JAY’S CLEANING SERVICES
Proprietor Mrs Vikki Jay
Domestic Homes & Office cleaning,
B&B’s, Full laundry & Ironing service
Window cleaning & Gardening
Drive cleaning & Gutter cleaning
Regular or one off basis
01263 824096
General Homes Care needs
or
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Private Hire Travel
Pre-booked Local Taxi Service
For a free initial consultation
at a time to suit you, contact
www.jmktravel.co.uk
David Pooley ACIB, MIAB
E-mail: [email protected]
PLEASE REMEMBER
TO MENTION
THE HOLT CHRONICLE
WHEN REPLYING TO
OUR ADVERTISERS
PC PROBLEMS? PAINTER/DECORATOR
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in the comfort of your own home.
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for Free Quotes
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PROPERTY SERVICES
Construction, Maintenance, Repair
Home improvements, decorating, carpentry,
windows, plumbing, fencing, tiling, small
bricklaying, patios, shingle driveways,
clearance and lots more!
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Mob: 07881 802290
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Hypnotherapy: stress, anxiety, weight loss, phobias
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01263 712177
TEL: 01263 825703
MOBILE: 07796 158434
Wharton Tree Services
Qualified arborists, NPTC certified
Public liability insurance cover
All aspects of tree work undertaken
Free quotations and advice
Chipper hire available
Tel: 07795980180 / 01263 710773
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MURRAY NEWLAND
BUILDER
Jamie Barnes FdSc Arboriculture
NPTC qualified in chainshaw operations
Professional Tree Surgeon
Over 30 Years Experience
All building work undertaken
Mobile:
07780 903694
Broadacre Gardens
www.broadacre-norfolk.co.uk
[email protected]
01362 667154 - 07887 928725
Garden design
Hard landscaping
Bespoke fencing
Tree surgery
Garden renovations
MATTHEW SKILLINGS
Cabinet Maker
Bespoke handmade furniture
made to your own requirements
All aspects of repair and restoration work undertaken
Over 25 years experience
01328 878179
07720 896861
www.matthewskillings.vpweb.co.uk
[email protected]
2nd GENERATION
CHIMNEY SWEEP
Solid fuel burner maintenance
service and drain rodding
David Watts
arrange a time
Tel: 01328 838721
Mob: 07867 741294
TREEMENDOUS
Professional
Landscape Care
*Carrying out all aspects of tree work
and hedge cutting *Tree work carried
out to British Standards (BS 3998)
*Fully Insured
Web: www.treemendouscare.co.uk
Tel: 01263 479521 Mob: 07918 938070
SHELLY’S ALTERATIONS
All alterations catered for,
including zip replacement,
hem alteration and
waistband adjustment etc.
01263 712177
Darryl Osborne
PAINTER & DECORATOR
Fully Qualified
Tel: 01263 712095
Mobile: 07990 901859
LEWIS LOGS FIREWOOD
Barn Stored Seasoned Hardwood Logs
Competitive Prices, Fast Delivery
Your Local Established Family Firm
‘Flamin’ Good Firewood!’
Call 07748 113083
Curtains and blinds also
made up and adjusted.
Mobile: 07794 166352
R. K. AUTOS
General & Classic Car Repairer
Specialising in Accident & Body repairs
MOT repairs & general service work also undertaken
Contact Robert Kemp
Ripley House, Holt Road,
Sharrington, Melton Constable,
Norfolk. NR24 2PH
Telephone: 01263 860286
ADVERTISE IN THIS MAGAZINE AND
YOUR ADVERT WILL BE SEEN IN
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AND MANY
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No 517294
Landlord gas safety certifcates
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35cwt Luton body van with 20 cubic mtr capacity
Competitive Rates - Van & Driver
Prompt reliable service based near Fakenham
For a no obligation quote/estimate
PHONE MARK ON 07850 281448
COVERING ALL OF NORTH NORFOLK
Tel: 01263 713253 (office)
Mob: 07836 354024
Woodpecker Tree Services
& Access Platform Hire
Antingham, North Norfolk
Call O. Dixon on:
Tel (01263) 833779
Established 1997
Fully Insured and NPTC Qualified
Friendly and polite service
All aspects of tree & hedge work undertaken
Firewood logs and wood chippings available!
Professional
Garden
Maintenance
Est. 1985
Tel: 07770 794 955
[email protected]
See my work on Facebook / References Available
01263 712999 or 07538 176892
[email protected]
LANDSCAPES
carpenter
painter & decorator
“PASSIONATE ABOUT GARDENS”
♦ Hedge Trimming
♦ Turfing
♦ Paving
♦ Garden Tidy ups
♦ Design & Landscaping
Please call for a FREE estimate
01263 710020
or 07825 215622
www.steveperrett.co.uk
PREMIER DENTURE SERVICE
Duplicate sets made. Existing sets repaired
Dean J Gibson
Registered Dental Technician
Tel: 01263 837749 Mobile: 07788 716789
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 quality workmanship
 competitively priced
 18 years experience
 no job too small
 free estimates
01263 712761
07825 181553
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R & J LUBBOCK BUILDERS
All building work undertaken
Free estimates given
Mob: 07748 647486
OLIVER HUSAR
TREE SERVICES
Tree Surgery &
Woodland Management
T:01263 577679 M:07825 214234
www.oliverstrees.co.uk
Fully Qualied & Insured
LOCKSMITH
S. DENDY PLUMBING & HEATING
Holt
Norfolk
24/7 CALL OUT
Mob: 07922 145272 Tel: 01263 710647
Web:www.combustionchamber.co.uk
AC Locksmiths
Alan Caistor
Norfolk Area
Domestic/Commercial
190341
[email protected]
10 Arnott Road
HOLT NR25 6EP
Tel: 01263 712971
Mob: 07846 643176
John Olsen Tiling
SJB maintenance & landscaping
call for free quote or any queries
grass cutting fencing & decking
sheds & gates ponds & flower beds
and much more
01328 829196 07581 542477
[email protected]
Free estimates
Tel. 07967 162651/01263 588215
For all your building &
maintenance needs
NO JOB TOO SMALL
FLINT AND BRICK
SPECIALISTS
Tel: 01263 587186
10% discount with this ad
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24 hour service ~ No job too small
+ Anything delivered or removed
+ Odd jobs around the house
+ Gardening services & Fencing
+ Sand and Shingle
For a friendly local service Call Simon Drury
Mob: 07917 350081 or Tel: 01263 711113
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SPORT AND RECREATION
CHESS CHALLENGE SUCCESS FOR
NORFOLK SCHOOLBOY
A FOOTBALL QUIZ TO TEST YOUR
KNOWLEDGE OF ‘THE BEAUTIFUL GAME’
An eight year old pupil, who has been competing in
Chess Tournaments since he was five, has just become Supremo
Chess Champion in the U8 division of the Delancey UK Schools’
Chess Challenge 2015 Megafinal XVII
in Norfolk.
Oscar Ellis, from Oulton, who attends
Gresham’s Pre-Prep in Holt, will now
qualify for the Northern Gigafinal
which takes place in Manchester
in July. Oscar, who is a member of
Norwich Junior Chess Club, was very
pleased with his achievement saying,
“The trophy is bigger and shinier this
year!”
This was the third time Oscar
participated in this competition which
is now in its 20th year. In 2012, when
he was five, he came second in the U7
section. In 2014, he was the Supremo
in the U7 category and went on to compete in the Gigafinal, where
he came 5th out of 42 competitors, reaching the last 2000 out of an
original entry of 55,000 players! This year, he took first place in the
U8 event winning a trophy and a rosette having scored five out of a
maximum of six points.
The UK Chess Challenge began in 1996 with 700 schools entering,
involving about 23,000 children. The numbers have continued to grow
with now more than 2,000 schools currently taking part. Seven rounds
are played; during which time children win badges, spots, mascots
and other prizes.
All ages can take part with the qualifiers for the Megafinals being the
top scorers in the tournament across each age group from U7 to U18.
The best players can then go through to the area Megafinal and, if
successful, on to the North/South Gigafinal and National Terafinal.
1. Which club did Luis Suárez sign for when he left Liverpool?
2. Whose name is on the front of Chelsea’s shirts?
3. For which country has Norwich City’s Sébastien Bassong been
capped 15 times?
4. With which Premiership club are David Sullivan and David Gold
associated?
5. In which country are Herta BSC based?
6. Who are Norwich City’s two First Team Coaches?
7. When the Sky Blues travelled to the Highbury Stadium last season
for a league match, who were playing?
8. Who did Dick Advocaat replace as Sunderland manager?
9. Where are the headquarters of FIFA (Federation Internationale de
Football Association)?
10. Which three Norwich City players have made over 100 Premier
League appearances?
THE ANSWERS CAN BE FOUND AT THE BOTTOM OF PAGE 33
HOLT UNITED TRAINING STARTS
Holt United start their preparations for the next football season
by starting training sessions on Tuesdays commencing on
16th June at 7.00pm. All current players and anyone hoping to
join the club are invited to attend.
The sessions will be taken by new First Team Manager, Luke Field,
who would like to see a good turnout by players.
5 A Side Tournament
at Holt Sports Centre,
Kelling Road. NR25 6RT
on Sunday 14th June
10.30am start
£20
per
team
Squad
of up to 7
players
CHESS PROBLEMS by Dr Cedric Lytton
Afterwards stay and watch
Slovenia vs England
live on the big screen
161. C. Jonsson
3 Pr. Goteborg-Posten, 1993
162. A. Kuzovkov
2= Pr. Vechernin Sharikov, 1982
161. Mate in two moves
162. Mate in two moves
To enter a team contact Mike
on 07917 865081
CHARITY GOLF DAY
The Rotary Club of North Norfolk
are pleased to present their 4th Charity Golf Day
at Royal Cromer Golf Club
Friday 10th July ~ Tee times from 11.00am - 3.00pm
£180 per team of 4 (RCGM less £15PP)
To include main course and sweet
Solution to No. 161: 1.Rb2, threat 2.Rb1. Not 1.Rf2? Bh.4! (the
asymmetry element); 1.Ra2? Bf6; 1.Nb3? Bg5; 1.Nf3? Ba5; 1.Nc4,
Ne4? NxN. Six tries with different refutations, though two pairs are
mirror-images in the d-file. The Swedish composer Chester Jonsson is
still very active but now concentrates on helpmates and other types.
Continuing with the letter K, No.162 shows an interchange of mates
between the tries 1.Rg5?, 1.Kg6? and the key which may take a few
minutes to find, hence difficulty 3.
Solutions and comments to me at 16 Lime Grove, Sheringham NR26
8NX, or e-mail to [email protected].
Team Prizes, Longest Drive,
Nearest the Pin.
Pimms station with cakes.
Brilliant day, excellent course,
raising much needed funds for
‘The Holt Youth Project’
To book your team or sponsor
a hole please contact
[email protected] or call Kevin on 01263588160
HIGH TIDE TIMES AT BLAKENEY BAR
Local club contacts
DATE Morning
6th June 09.29
Local club websites and/or telephone numbers can be found on our
website www.holtchronicle.co.uk in the Local Links section.
If you wish to add or amend your club’s particulars please email us
at [email protected] and send us the details.
Afternoon
13th June 04.28
20th June 09.27
27th June 03.15
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22.01
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5th June 2015
SORRELL HITS HIS MARK
Gresham’s School in Holt, is delighted to welcome back Australian, Mark Sorell following a very successful season as professional cricket coach
at the school last summer. Mark will run a cricket programme for the U9s at Gresham’s Prep through to the Senior 1st XI, working with Chris
Brown (Norfolk Captain and Head Coach of Norfolk County Cricket Club).
Mark said, “I really enjoyed my time at Gresham’s last year
and I’m very excited about the growth and development of
the cricket programme as Gresham’s works towards becoming
the strongest and most respected cricket school in the UK. We
strive to make sure that everyone involved gets prepared for
and plays their ‘Test Match’ and, most importantly, develops
a love of this great game that will extend beyond their school
days.”
His curriculum vitae is very impressive:
• Australia A Head Coach - Pakistan tour (2009)
• Australia Ladies Head Coach (2005 - 2007)
• Australia Assistant Coach - England (2010)
• South Australia ‘The Redbacks’ Head Coach (2008 - 2011)
Steve Adams, Sports Development Director said, “We are
investing heavily in our cricket programme and we are very
fortunate to also have on board Steve Goldsmith (Winter 1st
XI training), Alan Ponder (Prep and Senior School Coach)
and Fred Handley (Under 15s Coach) who are very well
known on the Norfolk cricket circuit.
Our aim is to provide all players with the skills, structure and
opportunity to become better players and for some to play
Left to right: Jack Park (London), Will Wright (Oulton), Tom Hancock (King’s Lynn),
Chris Brown, Chris Woodhouse (Holt), Mark Sorell, Tom Sheridan (Sheringham),
first-class cricket as a career.
Edward Makanza (Zimbabwe), Tom Perry-Warnes (Norwich),
I do not believe there is a better coaching team in the East of
Tatenda Chiradza (Zimbabwe) and Michael Skerritt (Hunstanton).
England!”
As I said before, I never repeat myself.
HOLT CC vs CASTLE ACRE CC
Holt CC 193-4 (45 overs) Hospital CC 106 (35.4 overs) Holt CC won by 87 runs
Ten man Holt CC recorded their first win of the season with a comfortable 87 run win Kings Lynn Hospital CC. After winning the
toss and opting to bat first, Holt posted 193-4 from their 45 overs. Chapman and Spillett got themselves back into form with a brisk
opening stand worth 71 runs, before Chapman (44) was bowled. Thaxter joined Spillett in the middle and they shared a 100 run
partnership before Thaxter (28) was bowled by Khan, who then dismissed Spillett (64) who was caught by a diving one handed catch at square
leg. Holt reached 193 for 4 from their allocated overs.
Hospital got off to a slow start with good bowling from Thaxter and Mark Scase. With 15 runs on the board, Thaxter got the breakthrough and
followed this with two more wickets to finish on 3 for 16. With further wickets from Greeves (1-31) and Mark Scase (3-14) and a fine run out
from Greeves Hospital were dismissed for 106 leaving Holt with a comfortable win.
HOLT CC vs NARBOROUGH CC 2nd XI
Holt CC 115 all out Narborough CC 2nd XI 116-7 Narborough CC 2nd XI won by 3 wickets
Holt CC endured a disappointing 3 wicket defeat in their latest league encounter away at Narborough CC 2nd XI. Batting first, Holt were bowled
out for 115. After losing Spillett early on, Chapman (46) and Thaxter (16) put on a 68 run partnership and got Holt into a comfortable position
before both fell in quick succession to leg-spinner J Crisp. That sparked a huge collapse for Holt which saw Mark Scase, Baker (4), Collyer,
Edge, Tonge and Chaney all fall in quick succession which reduced Holt to 86-9. Greeves, who came in at 6, was joined by Holmes at 11. Both
batsmen showed resistance and formed a 29 run partnership before Holmes (16) was lbw, leaving Greeves stranded on 20 not out.
After a reasonable start Narborough were reduced to 62-4 with Thaxter (3-14) and Holmes (3-33) getting the wickets. Greeves (1-28) chipped in
with a wicket but Holt were unable to stop Narborough overtaking them with three wickets in hand.
Holt’s batting collapse cost them the game.
WHAT A DAY!
Half of Wembley in yellow and green.
What a noise!
What an atmosphere!
What a result!
What a season to look forward to!
WHAT A DAY!
FOOTBALL QUIZ ANSWERS
This issue’s answers are below (to read hold in front of a mirror)
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LOCAL POLICE NEWS
W E B B S
PARAMOTOR GLIDERS WARNED TO STAY
AWAY FROM WELLS QUAYSIDE
JEWELLERS
Paramotor gliders are being urged to stop flying over Wells Quay - or
they could face police prosecution.
The warning comes as two such gliders were spotted in the air over
the Wells Harbour Office at around 7.00pm on Wednesday 27th May.
PC Jason Pegden, a Wildlife Crime Officer, for Norfolk Constabulary,
said: “Paramotor gliders are not permitted in this area of Wells as they
cause a disturbance to the sea birds nesting in the area as happened on
this occasion.
The gliders came from the north direction and flew over the harbour
and boats, scaring the nesting birds and we would urge them to stop
such activity.”
The gliders committed the offence of ‘disturbance to a schedule 1
protected specie’ under the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981.
Officers are keen to speak to anyone who believes they may know the
identity of the gliders. Anyone with information is asked to contact
PC Jason Pegden at Norfolk Constabulary on 101 or Crimestoppers
anonymously on 0800 555 111.
For more information visit the Wells Harbour website at:
www.wellsharbour.co.uk.
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A health care assistant, a mechanical engineer and a secretary are three
of the latest recruits set to don police uniforms after joining the ranks
of Norfolk’s Special Constabulary. Some 10 new special constables
will be patrolling the county following an official attestation
ceremony at Norfolk Constabulary’s Wymondham headquarters. And
before stepping out in their neighbourhoods the Specials were all
congratulated by Superintendent Roger Wiltshire who attended the
event on Sunday 24th May.
“Special officers play a very valuable role in supporting the work of
Norfolk Constabulary and the service we provide to local people,”
Supt Wiltshire said. “It was an honour to attend such an event and
meet the new recruits who we are delighted to welcome on board.
The commitment and energy shown by Norfolk’s Specials is truly
admirable and they make a significant contribution to the continuing
safety of our communities.”
During the ceremony the group all individually read the Oath Of
Allegiance to local Magistrate Dick Meadows.
Specials Manager, Sue Goode, said: “Being a Special is a very
rewarding, fulfilling and interesting role where no two duties are the
same. Norfolk is always on the look-out for committed individuals
who are keen to experience the world of policing while supporting
their local community.”
The Specials have all taken part in an intensive training course
which saw them studying various aspects of policing including crime
scene and road traffic management, statement taking and diversity
and human rights issues. The new recruits bring the total number of
Specials in the county to 267.
Norfolk continues to be on the look-out for committed individuals
who are keen to experience the world of policing while supporting
their local community.
The Special Constabulary is a voluntary body to help the regular
police force in meeting the policing needs of the community. Their
roles include providing highly visibility patrols and helping police
major incidents and events. Special Constables provide a vital link in
the partnership between the police service and the public.
A recruitment evening is being held on Tuesday 16th June between
7.15pm and 9.00pm at the Operations and Communication Centre
(OCC) in Falconers Chase, Wymondham, NR18 OWW.
Attendees will be given information on the recruitment process,
the roles of a Special Constable and have the opportunity to meet a
number of those already out on the beat.
Anyone interested in attending the event should contact Jon MorganJones on 01953 425699 ext 2371 or email morgan-jonesj@norfolk.
pnn.police.uk to confirm your place.
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THAT’S LIFE! More true life experiences
As we sat talking at the table after a family meal, my
grandson came downstairs and stood next to his very macho father.
His dad sniffed and said, “Have you been putting on your mum’s
perfume? You smell like a big girl’s blouse. The kids would chase
you out of the school playground for being a sissy. Men don’t
smell like that, only wimps. Fancy a bloke smelling like that.”
“Dad,” said Jonathan. “It’s your aftershave.”
The minute I walked into the post office, the postmaster noticed the
beautiful diamond earrings my husband had just given me.
“Those must be real,” she said.
“Yes, they are.” I was thrilled she’d noticed. “How could you
tell?” “Because,” she said, “no one buys fake diamonds that
small.”
Working as a probation officer, I attended the trial of a serial
offender who’d appeared at the Magistrate’s Court many times
before. At the start of the hearing, the usher approached him and
asked, “Darren, have you got a solicitor?”
“Not this time,” he replied. “I’m telling the truth today!”
Bald singers don’t fare well in the nightclub business - hence my
purchase of a wig. When I asked my accountant if I could write it
off as an expense, he hesitated, then changed his mind.
“All right,” he said. “I’ll put it down as an overhead.”
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Mick Bensley’s
“Yes”Rentals
‘NORFOLK MEDAL RESCUES’
From Friday 12th June, The Gallery, Picturecraft, Lees Yard in Holt
will be showcasing a collection of artwork by maritime artist, Mick
Bensley; a collection dedicated to Norfolk’s Lifeboat crews. The
exhibition will run for two weeks and display artworks depicting real
life rescues recorded in 1941. To show appreciation for our lifeboat
crews of today, we will be collecting donations for Mick’s chosen
charity, the RNLI.
In addition, there
will be a free prize
draw where two of
Mick’s artworks
(one original pencil
drawing and a
limited edition
print) will be
available to win.
Mick Bensley
was born in
Sheringham
and grew up by the North Sea. He attended Norwich school of Art
and Design and later worked in London for 15 years as a graphic
designer. In the late sixties after reading Cyril Jolly’s book ‘Henry
Blogg of Cromer’, Mick produced his first watercolour paintings of
maritime rescues. The tales of lifeboat men, risking their own lives
to save those in peril, are what moved Mick to paint this subject. He
has since gained an international reputation as a marine artist, with
paintings in private collections around the world. All paintings will be
available to purchase using the Own Art Scheme, paying interest free
instalments over 10 months. The opening is on Friday 12th June from
7.00pm - 9.00pm, where guests will be greeted with a wine reception.
The exhibition will continue until Wednesday 24th June, Monday Saturday, 9.00am - 5.00pm and Thursday, 9.00am - 1.00pm.
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