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HORSHAM & NEWTON
ST.FAITHS JOURNAL
POOL FACELIFT - SEE PAGE 7
Issue No. 253
PUBLISHED BY
August / September 2014
ST FAITHS CENTRE MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE
Mrs C QUINTON (Chairman)
01603 898120
Mr D RIVERS (Vice-Chairman)
01603 890111
Mrs C CLAYSON (Secretary) 01603 897771
Mr N HOWE
01603 898700
Mrs D MATTHEWSON (Membership Secretary)
01603 897183
Mr D FISHER
01603 897098
Mr P CHAPMAN
01603 891115
MR N BELL
07748 048491
MR I GEE
07718 898206
MR J LUMB
01603 893788
MR M WILSON
01603 749085
MR B RIDGEWAY
01603 897771
MR J MATTHEWSON
01603 897183
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HALL BOOKINGS:
SANDRA BYGRAVE
Tel: 890093
AFTER 7.30 P.M. PLEASE
MULTI-PURPOSE ROOM:
JAMES MATTHEWSON
Tel: 897183
BADMINTON BOOKINGS:
DETAILS AT CENTRE
SNOOKER BOOKINGS:
DETAILS AT CENTRE
SWIMMING BOOKINGS:
CENTRE/WEDNESDAY 7.00 - 8.00 P.M.
TENNIS BOOKINGS: GLENIS CHAPMAN Tel: 891115
GYMNASIUM:
KEVIN RODGERS
Tel: 890213
MEMBERSHIP:
DELLA MATTHEWSON Tel: 897183
EDITED BY:
CHRISTINE QUINTON
Tel: 898120
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USEFUL TELEPHONE NUMBERS
ST FAITHS CENTRE Tel: 898069
ST FAITHS SURGERY (General Enquiries)
Tel: 898235
ST FAITHS SURGERY APPOINTMENTS
Tel: 264600
ST FAITHS C of E PRIMARY SCHOOL Tel: 898353
HORSFORD MIDDLE SCHOOL Tel: 897938
HELLESDON HIGH SCHOOL
Tel: 424711
CROWN GARAGE Tel: 898253
REVERED KEITH RENGERT
Tel: 898258
ST FAITHS PRE-SCHOOL Tel: 891473
STREET LIGHTING
Tel: 893847
HOME NURSING EQUIPMENT Tel: 890543
POLICE
Tel: 01953 424242
GOOD NEIGHBOUR SCHEME
0750 696 7280
JOURNAL ORIGINATED BY MARGARET RIVERS
CENTRE CHAIRMAN 1978 TO DECEMBER 2000 COLIN QUINTON
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QUIZ EVENING
Centre Lounge Bar
SATURDAY 27th SEPTEMBER
Doors open at 7.30 p.m
Quiz starts at 8.00 p.m.
Entry £2 per person for teams of 2 up to a maximum of 6
There will be 8 rounds of questions on various subjects plus the
Triple Chance Round together with a Table Quiz and the latest
addition of an Interval Teaser
The ever-popular Envelope Draw is likely to be £500
for the person who manages to pick the correct envelope
and if not they will receive a bottle of good quality wine
REAL ALE AT THE CENTRE
Lacons Encore is now available as well as
Adnams Ghost Ship which is still proving
popular and we will shortly be trying out
Lacons Pale Ale
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ADVANCE NOTICE OF
A RACE NIGHT
ON
SATURDAY 25th OCTOBER
This will be held in the Lounge Bar and run by the
very professional Ray Wharton and his associates
If anyone would like to sponsor a race at a cost of £20
please contact David Rivers on 01603 890111
Sponsors will have the race named after them, advertising
in the Race Card and can name all horses relative to
their business - a chance to use your initiative!
This is a fun evening that all ages can enjoy
Do come and give it a try - we are sure you will
not be disappointed.
Non-members will be welcome
JOURNAL’S E-MAIL ADDRESS
[email protected]
CENTRE WEBSITE
www.sfcentre.co.uk
NEXT JOURNAL COPYDATE
20th SEPTEMBER FOR OCTOBER/NOVEMBER ISSUE
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SWIM POOL BOOKINGS
Regrettably, Ted Grunmmit has decided the time has come to
give up the swim pool bookings which he undertook when the
pool became open to members many, many years ago.
We cannot thank him enough for his dedication and help in this
important task and we are sure those of you who have seen him
on a Tuesday will join the Committee in their sincere gratitude.
Bruce Ridgeway has kindly agreed to take over the bookings
but there will be a change of time and day.
With effect from 6th August this will be on a
WEDNESDAY 7.00 - 8.00 p.m.
We are planning to give the pool a bit of a face-lift with a
new shower, refurbish the Sauna and would like to replace the
playpen among other things.
If anyone has a suitable playpen for sale can they please
contact Christine Quinton on 01603 898120
RECYCLING AT THE CENTRE
BOTTLE BANK - for glass i.e. bottles, jars etc
CLOTHES BANK - for used clothes
PAPER BANK - for newspapers and magazines
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ST FAITHS PARISH CHURCH
OF ST MARY AND ST ANDREW
The Church of England and the Methodist Church
Worshipping & Working Together
At the time of writing, I suppose I would have to say that we’re having a
good summer – weather wise. The trouble is I am writing this article on the
first day of the school summer holidays knowing that with peoples summer
breaks it might not get read until the very end of the summer holidays,
possibly up to 6 weeks’ time, which is a long time and anything could have
happened, such is the way of things when you have to write for deadlines and
publication dates. Even the daily papers are occasionally caught out when a
significant news story breaks out in the early hours.
Time is a strange concept, eagerly anticipated holidays that may have
been planned for weeks, months or years are suddenly in the past and the
anticipation gives way to memory.
Whilst August can, and hopefully is, a restful month, September can be both
challenging and exciting. A month of new beginnings especially in our
schools with new children and maybe new staff as well. This year there is
the matter of the Scottish Independence vote that could change centuries of
history for our islands.
Change can be feared and/or eagerly anticipated and yet it is a part of life
from our earliest years until the day that ‘we are changed’ at the end of
mortal life itself.
I have heard it said, as I’m sure have you – you may even have said it, ‘I/we
don’t like change’. I wonder why that is – given that change is happening all
around us all the time? Take the Scottish independence vote for example. I
don’t want Scotland to leave the United Kingdom, I don’t want that sort of
change. But when I really analyse my response what is it that I fear beyond
change itself? If Independence is achieved by Scotland how will it affect
me, will it affect me? Probably not so why should I be concerned about it
beyond wanting to hold on to the familiar sound of the United Kingdom.
Of course it can even be quite unhealthy if individuals continue to resist
change if it is deemed to be of ‘no benefit to me!’ We live in a very selfcentred world, but the world does not revolve around us, even if we think
that sometimes it should.
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The only certainty about change is that it will and does come. The real issue
that change represents to us is our ability to honestly and fairly evaluate it
in order to see as to whether it is beneficial to our society as a whole or not.
Having said that we need to be able to accept and even embrace change, we
also need to be able to discern when to resist it.
Or as the words of the well-known ‘Prayer of Serenity’ puts it,
‘God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change;
courage to change the things I can; and wisdom to know the difference.’
Keith
WEST LANE CEMETARY TIDY
Saturday 18th October 2014 from 10:00am
The main task required is the removal of the earth mound that is even
more exposed now that the conifer tree has gone.
As the ground is consecrated the soil cannot be removed from the
cemetery so spades/rakes/wheel barrows & people will be required to
relocate the soil around the churchyard.
We hope to have a mechanical digger available to help load up
wheelbarrows
All volunteers welcome - the more we get the less the work.
Rev’d Keith Rengert - Rector
PARISH WALL MEMORIAL
We have put together a book containing details of the service records of
the men named on this memorial which will go on display in the Church
from 4th August.
However, we would like to appeal to the residents of the Parish for any
photographs of those named on the memorial so that they can be scanned
and a copy placed in the book. The original would be returned to the
family.
Please contact Peter Holness
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SERVICES
Sunday 3rd August (Trinity 7)
11:15 St. Faith’s Holy Communion – Anglican (Rev’d Penelope Dent)
6:30pm St. Faith’s Evening Prayer (WW1 Commemorative Theme)
Sunday 10th August (Trinity 8)
11:15 St. Faith’s Morning Worship – Methodist
Sunday 17th August (Trinity 9)
11:15 St. Faith’s Holy Communion – Anglican (Rev’d Simon Ward)
6:30pm St. Faith’s Evening Prayer
Sunday 24th August (Trinity 10 – St. Bartholomew)
11:15 St. Faith’s Holy Communion – Methodist
Sunday 31st August (Trinity 11)
11:15 St. Faith’s Holy Communion – Anglican
6:30pm St. Faith’s Evening Prayer
Sunday 7th September (Trinity 12)
11:15 St. Faith’s Holy Communion – Anglican
6:30pm St. Faith’s Evening Prayer
Sunday 14th September (Trinity 13 Holy Cross Day)
11:15 St. Faith’s Morning Worship – Methodist
Sunday 21st September (Trinity 14 – St. Matthew)
11:15 St. Faith’s Holy Communion – Anglican
6:30pm St. Faith’s Evening Prayer
Sunday 28th September (Trinity 15)
11:15 St. Faith’s Holy Communion – Methodist
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ST FAITHS FLOWER FESTIVAL
SATURDAY 4th OCTOBER
11.00 a.m. - 4.00 p.m.
SUNDAY 5th OCTOBER
12.30 p.m. - 4.00 p.m.
This years theme is “Theatre” - from Shakespeare through Musicals to
Pantomime.
On Saturday evening there will be a concert by Aylsham Town Band and
music in the Church on Saturday and Sunday featuring music from the
shows.
There will also be the Festuval Grand Draw, children’s activities, a cake
stall and refreshments plus light lunches on the Saturday.
The Festival Service will be at 11.15 a.m. on Sunday.
On Saturday and Sunday afternoon viewing of the Medieval Wall painting
in the Priory will be available.
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Another exciting and busy term is drawing to a close
and we can look back on many happy memories. The
Kingfishers class (years 5 and 6) treated us to a fabulous
performance of their pantomime ‘Sleeping Beauty’
which was written and directed by their class teacher
Mr. Risebrow. The costumes and props were excellent
and the children did us proud with brilliant acting and
dancing. This year also involved some audience participation when Mr.
Risebrow, Miss Rix and a group of mums (including our Chair of Governors)
took to the stage to treat us to a fantastic dance to Steps’ ‘Chain Reaction’!
The children’s faces were a picture as they saw their teachers and mums get
up and dance!!
Miss Wilson (our P.E. coordinator) seems to have a knack with predicting the
weather and we were very fortunate to have a beautiful sunny day for Sports
Day, which was the culmination of an exciting ‘Healthy Living’ week. We
began with a variety of team events, and finished with individual races for
which children won points for their house team as well as stickers to celebrate
their own performance.
We have also enjoyed some wonderful class trips this term. The Ducklings
and Robins classes both visited the East Anglia Transport Museum where
they learnt about the development of transport and experienced rides on the
tram, trolley bus and steam train. The Barn Owls had a wonderful outing to
London when they travelled by train and underground (“the best fun ever”!)
to visit the British Museum. They have been studying the Vikings and Roman
Britain this year and showed great interest in the displays – although their
favourite displays were the mummies in the Egyptian room! They all agreed
it was their best school trip so far, describing it as “awesome”, “epic” and
“amazing”!
Finally we are saying a fond farewell to two members of staff. Firstly the
Robins class teacher, Mrs Turner, who has been at our school for three years.
We want to say a big thank you to her for all she has done for the school and
to wish her happy and relaxing days as she leaves to spend more time with
her family. Secondly we are saying goodbye and thank you to Lucie Bale,
one of our Mid-day Supervisors, and we wish her every success with Lucie
Lou’s, her highly recommended floristry business!
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Ali Hall, our Chair of Governors writes:
We are pleased to report that under our Interim Headteacher, Ms Kett, the
school has been making good progress towards the targets set by Ofsted.
During this last term the Governing Body have been considering the options
around the leadership of the school, whilst at the same time reviewing our
strategic vision. The governors believe that it is crucial to retain the strengths
of our church school, which benefits greatly from its strong links with the
church and also from being part of the local community. However we
recognise that we also need a future for the school that delivers
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A robust staffing and leadership structure to raise teaching and learning standards
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Greater opportunities open to pupils in their learning and extra cur
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Opening the school to new ideas, sharing expertise and opportuni
ties both with other schools and other clusters
We believe that this vision is best delivered by working closely with other
schools. Having looked at a number of options, the Governing Body has
decided to form a partnership with Hainford and Frettenham Primary
Schools, sharing, in the first instance, an experienced Interim Headteacher
whilst we seek to appoint a permanent Executive Headteacher to take the
school forward and to deliver the improvements identified by Ofsted.
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Open Morning – November 12th
You are warmly invited to visit our school for an Open Morning on November
12th from 9.30 – 11.30 a.m. when you will be able to see the school ‘in action’
and to ask any questions you may have.
Ms Kett will be leaving us at the end of term, as her commitments do not
give her the capacity to take on the fulltime role this requires. However she
will be working with the school and the new Interim Headteacher, Mr John
Marshall-Grint, in the Autumn Term to ensure an effective handover and to
give continued support. We would like to extend our very great appreciation
to Ms Kett for supporting our school at this time and for enabling us to make
real progress towards our targets.
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THE ROYAL BRITISH LEGION
WOMAN’S SECTION
Our meetings are held at St Faiths Mission Room on the third Thursday of
each month at 2.00 p.m.
Anyone interested will be most welcomed
At the August meeting Beverly Cooper will be speaking about
World War II
In September Gemma Kiss will speak about recyling
Until the end of August we are collecting 2p for our funds 36 x 2p = 1 yard and we are hoping to reach a lot of yards
We will be having a JUMBLE SALE on SATURDAY 11th OCTOBER
at 2.00 p.m. in St Faiths Mission Room
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St Faiths Good Neighbour Scheme
Serving the villages of
Horsham and Newton St Faith
(www.sfgns.co.uk)
Just to remind you that we are here to help you in a neighbourly way
with lifts to the doctors, hospital, dentist, etc.
Also, if you require a prescription picked up from the Surgery or
assistance with your shopping or any small household task please let us
know by telephoning the number below:
0750 696 7280
We would like to assure you that all our volunteers are from the two
villages and are completely reliable.
Please let us know if you, or somebody you know, would like some
assistance or a bit of company from time to time.
ST FAITHS PRE-SCHOOL
Monday to Friday between the hours of 9 am & 3 pm
£8.00 per session until nursery funded
2 year old funded sessions available
Good links to St Faiths C of E Primary School
Safe, secure and exciting environment in well equipped room
Qualified, experienced and friendly staff. Strong links with parents
Personalised learning, development and care to help children to get
the best possible start in life
A broad and balanced curriculum of the Early Years Foundation Stage
Employee Childcare Contributions accepted
For further information and to book a place please contact
Victoria Racher (supervisor) 07763178190
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HORSHAM & NEWTON ST FAITHS PARISH COUNCIL
Chairman
Mr Rodney Cushing
Tel:07850 756490
Vice Chairman Mr Peter Woodcock
Tel: 01603 897212
Clerk
Tel:01603 898621
Mr Jim Graves
The Council received the resignation of Adrienne Collard at their July meeting
which leaves 10 members on the Council. After the appropriate procedures
have been followed, the Council will decide whether or not to seek co-option
for the short period before the elections in May 2015. At the previous meeting
in June, Rachel Scarff from Cross Keys Close was co-opted to the Council.
After obtaining competitive quotes Norse have been awarded a contract
amendment for complete grounds maintenance in addition to the gang mowing
at Newton Park.
Vegetation from residents gardens overhanging the footpath is a persistent
problem at this time of year and I receive numerous calls on this subject. Please
be aware of what is growing on your boundaries and have consideration for
your fellow parishioners.
Consideration for others is also a persistent problem in Newton Street with
double parking in places causing delays and frustration. If you see anyone
obstructing the highway to prevent others passing and you are able to record
the registration plate or even better to take a photograph please ring the police
on 101 or email to [email protected]
On a point of clarification, the public footpath from Newton Street through
Middle Farm to Mill Lane is exactly what is says. Cycling and horse riding are
not permitted and the rules on dog fouling are just the same as those applying
to a tarmac path.
Jim Graves – Clerk to the Council
Tel: 01603 898621 [email protected]
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Meetings are held on the 2nd and 4th Wednesday in the
month at the Mission Room and start at 2.00 p.m.
In June we went to Lavenham where members did their own thing and in the
afternoon we had a scenic ride . We finished our day at the Castle Carvery at
Bowthorpe. A good day was had by all.
A lovely morning greeted us for our trip to Bury St Edmunds where members
did some retail therapy and looked at the lovely gardens before going to
Cherry Tree Nursery at Pulham to have a browse around. We then went to
The Countryman at Tasburgh for a very delicious meal thoroughly enjoyed by
everyone. We all came home very hot and tired with very full tummies. A
lovely trip.
In August we shall be going to Walsingham and then on to Heacham Lavender
with the possibility of a trip round the lavender fields.
In September we shall be going to Ely.
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Meetings are normally held in the Mission Room on the third Thursday in
each month at 7.45 p.m.
Enquiries to Mary Hewitt on 01603 867140
Thursday 18th September
Raptors Trust - Clive Britcher
THE DAY THE RAIN CAME DOWN AND TURNED THE
GREEN BACK INTO A POND!
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Horsford Heroes
Short Mat Bowls Club
So, it’s August !!
The cuckoo is heading back to Africa. The Swallows are gathering on the
telegraph wires. The Autumn/Winter bowls season beckons and hopes are
running high. Some of our team – Sue and Peter Fox have been honing their
skills with the Norfolk over Sixties Team throughout the summer whilst
others of our club have been out on the grass bowls greens ( hope not too
many soakings) however, very soon everyone will be back in the village
halls around Norfolk in readiness for the coming bowls season.
We are very fortunate, I am delighted to say, that our club will have new
mats to play on thanks to Andy Drummee who has managed to secure
funding awards from the Big Lottery Fund and the Broadland District
Council’s Community Activities Grant Fund, which together have given
us enough grant money to buy four new mats and Gillets and Jerkins for
club members. Once again, on behalf of the club I would like to extend a
big “Thank You” to Andy for all the time consuming work he has put in to
achieve this.
We are hosting the Norfolk Summer League Presentation Evening in the
Sports Hall on Monday 18th August which is on the same night as our Pre
Season Meeting. Might be worth a look.
Anyone thinking about coming along to us to give short mat bowls a try
need not worry about the cost. The first season is FREE and it only costs
£2 per game to play.
For further information please ring Roger and Lin 01603 418409 or Sue and
Peter 01603 788386
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Following our previous report it is pleasing to advise that a further successful
come and try petanque barbecue evening was held on 9th May for the Meet
Norwich friendship group.
In addition a come and try petanque event was held late afternoon on 12th
June for a group of Taverham brownies.
It was apparent from both these events that many of the participants have the
ability to become competent players and thanks are due to their co-ordinators
and our Club members involved in organisation and tuition, plus of course
the St Faiths Centre bar staff.
Our second competition of the season was held on Saturday 28th June but
inclement weather prior to the event contributed to a lower than expected
entry.
Despite this the event produced some very close encounters with all teams
losing at least one game.
At the conclusion it was apparent that Claudine Guillmain, Ray Beales and
Graham Beales of Gauloises were the winners following a last match 8-7
victory against the fourth placed team comprising Jackie Knowles, Bob
Urquhart and Robert Knowles.
The runners up were Georgie Wright, Chris Cunningham and Chris Peel
with Pam Cracknell, Phil Pearson and Louise Smith in third place.
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At the current time Dolphins and Hawks are placed mid table in Division 1
of the Norfolk County League, whilst Wombats are in a similar position in
Division 2. Wildcats have experienced difficulties in fielding a settled side
in Division 2 and are currently in the lower reaches of the league, which is
almost identical to Wallabies in Division 3.
Hawks are the only Club team to progress to the quarter finals of the KO
Shield and they have been rewarded with a home match against Yarmouth
Bloaters on 31st July.
Wallabies have reached a similar stage in the KO Plate and also have a home
match against Hethersett Sporting on the same date.
The Club’s popular Circle in the Sand Pairs competition will again be held at
the Bacton end of Walcott beach on Sunday 10th August with registration at
10.30am for an 11.00am start.
We already have several entries for this event and look forward to more
joining on the day.
Congratulations to Club members Curtis Hoy, Bob Urquhart, James Urquhart,
Derek Shoesmith, Josh Wilcox, Peter Walker, Mick Sadler and Vincent Sadler
who have all qualified to represent the Anglia Region in the National Inter
Regional Championships to be held at Hayling Island on the weekend of
13th/14th September.
The Club Committee have arranged for all Club members a Club barbecue
to be held at the St Faiths Centre practice session on Friday 29th August
commencing 7.30pm and it is hoped this will attract a good attendance.
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Garden and outside maintenance.
Competitive prices with a friendly, reliable service.
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Chainsaw work – fully qualified
Garden maintenance and/or clearance
Fencing
Patio and Decking pressure washing
Mowing and Strimming
Brush Cutting
Hedge Cutting
Logs and kindling available
Gutter Clearance
If you have other requirements, please ask.
Please contact me on :Mobile :- 07771 966234
E-Mail :- [email protected]
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WHAT A LIFE!
Remember - old folk are worth a fortune with silver in
their hair gold in their teeth, stone in their kidneys, lead in
their feet and gas in their stomachs.
As I am getting older ,a few changes are affecting my life,
in fact I have become a frivolous old girl. I am seeing five
gentlemen every day, as soon as I wake up, will power
helps me out of bed and then I go to see Jimmy Riddle.
Next it is time for Earl Grey. When they leave, Arthur ritis
shows up and keeps me company for the rest of the day.
He does not like to stay in one place very long so he
moves from joint to joint.
After such a busy day I am really exhausted and glad to
go to bed with Johnny walker.
What a life!
P,S, The preacher came to call the other day. He said that
at my time of life I should be thinking about the hereafter.
I told him, Oh I do- all the time. No matter where I am .if
I am in the living room, upstairs, in the kitchen or down in
the basement, I ask myself, now what am I here after.
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ST FAITHS SHORT MAT BOWLS CLUB
We play on Friday evenings and Tuesday afternoons
in the Sports Hall at the Centre
Do come and give us a look
For more information contact us at [email protected]
NORWICH COMPANY OF ARCHERS
We meet on Sundays at the Centre
For details contact Gerry Wegg Tel: 01603 411334
All necessary equipment is provided.
GOLDEN STARS LINE DANCING
St Faiths Centre Function Room
Tuesday Morning 10.00 a.m. - 11.00 a.m. Mixed £3.50
Glenda 01603 890708 Sheila 01603 279294
STARLIGHT DANCE ACADEMY
We teach classes in Ballet, Tap and Freestyle for children aged from 3years
old on Saturday mornings at St Faiths Centre
If you would like to find out more about our classes please call
Miss Sarah on 07515 124321 or
email us at [email protected]
Visit our website at www.starlight-dance.co.uk
DRAYTON RACING PIGEON CLUB
This Pigeon Club now meets at the Centre on Friday evenings
If you are interested in joining please contact the Secretary
Thomas Herbison on 01603 443825
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~ ~ ~ QUIZ ~ ~ ~
Song Opening Lines
What’s the Song?
1. You never close your eyes any more when I kiss your lips
2. Hello darkness, my old friend
3. I, I love the colourful clothes she wears
4. Well she was just seventeen, you know what I mean
5. A hear the train a-comin’, it’s rollin’ round the bend
6. Why do birds suddenly appear every time you are near
7. Is this the real life, is this just fantasy
8. People say I’m the life of the party, cos I tell a joke or two
9. You can dance, you can jive, having the time of your life
10. You;ve painted up your lips and rolled and curled your tainted
hair
11. When the day is dawning on a Texas Sunday morning
12. A wop bop a loo bop, a lop bam boom
13. She was more like beauty queen from a movie scene
14. I;ve never seen you looking so lovely as you did tonight
15. We skipped the light fandango, turned cartwheels ‘cross the floor
Answers on Page 48
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CARDIO DANCE & BODY CONDITIONING CLASS
St Faiths Centre Function Room
Thursday 6.45 p.m.
Fun and energetic full body workout - high calorie burner
Do come and give it a go!
Tel: Denise on 01603 898615 for more details
WARREN SHELTERED HOUSING CLUB
We would like to thank all the people who attended our annual sale on
31st May in the Community Room
The amount raised on the day was £221.20
The Committee would like to thank the people who gave up their time
to help.
You know who you are!!
HELL AND HUMOUR IN THE TRENCHES
A concert of war poetry and songs
Presented by Hugh Lupton and Helen McDermott with the
Iceni Choir led by Christine Dix
Illustrated by John Snape’s film
Magpies in Picardy
ALYSHAM TOWN HALL
WEDNESDAY 6th AUGUST at 7.30 p.m.
Tickets on the door £12 to include wine etc Children Free or in advance
from Barnwells of Aylsham at £10 or [email protected]
Proceeds to Help for Heroes
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CHARITY WEEK
The total raised so far for Addenbrookes Brain Tumour Research
is £3,902.00
Thank you very much for all the support received
Denise (Cardio Dance Classes)
ST FAITHS TENNIS CLUB FOR CHILDREN
After nearly 20 years association with the Children’s Tennis Club at the Centre
the last 11 of which have involved my running the Club, I have decided the
time has come for me to move on. The last session was held on
23rd July.
If there is anyone who would like to take over the running of the Club can they
please contact me bu 31st August.
My home telephone number is 01603 891236
David Reynolds
WANTED
JUNIOR FOOTBALL PLAYERS
For more information please contact Kevin Rivers on the following:
Mobile 07885810822
Home 01603 409694
ST FAITHS OUTDOOR BOWLS CLUB
Blind Lane
Experienced or novice - all are very welcome
If you are interested please telephone
Janet on 01603 898419
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SIR RICHARDS OWN SCOUT GROUP
If anyone is interested in joining our group please contact
one on the numbers below
SCOUTS
Meet Thursday evenings 7.00 p.m. - 9.00 p.m.
at the Scout Group HQ, Bramley Lakes.
Contact LAURENCE BURTON on 893956 or
e-mail: [email protected]
CUBS
Meet Monday evenings 7.00 p.m. - 8.30 p.m.
at the Group Scout HQ Bramley Lakes
Contact PETER LARGE on 898697
BEAVERS
Meet Wednesday evenings at the Group Scout HQ Bramley Lakes.
Contact DANNY DRAPER [email protected]
MANDY’S INFLATABLE TOUR OF NORFOLK
GRAND TOTAL
I have now collected in all the sponsor money and the total amount raised
was two thousand and fourteen pounds.
This will be shared equally between Norfolk Wildlife Trust and RSPB.
Thank you to everyone who sponsored and supported
my challenge this year.
Mandy Foyster
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SUDOKU
There is just one simple rule to Sudoku. Each row, each column
and each 3 x 3 box must contain the numbers 1 to 9.
Answers on Page 48
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ANSWERS TO QUIZ
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15.
You’ve Lost that Lovin’ Feeling
The Sound of Silence
Good Vibrations
I Saw Her Standing There
Fulsom Prison Blues
Close to You
Bohemian Rhapsody
The Tracks of My Tears
Dancing Queen
Ruby - Don’t Take Your Love to Town
Is this the Way to Amarillo?
Tutti Frutti
Billy Jean
Lady in Red
Whiter Shade of Pale
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LOSE WEIGHT & BUILD LEAN MUSCLE
LOSE WEIGHT
REPLACE TWO MEALS
PER DAY WITH VINUTRITIONAL SHAKE
AND VI HEALTHY
SNACKS
BUILD LEAN MUSCLE
SUPPLEMENT YOUR
CLEAN DIET AND
FITNESS REGIME
WITH
VI NUTRITIONAL
Simply text ‘sample’ to 07775 777 441 or visit
my website [email protected]
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SALES & SERVICES
FOR SALE
Nintendo Wii Family Edition Set with two games
Party/Sports plus Carnival Funfair Games and Mini Golf
£45.00
Tel: 01603 898807
WINDOW CLEANER
Bungalows from only £6
Tel: Pat Canny on 07754 991006
SARAH’S HOME HAIRDRESSING
I have over 25 years experience and am now looking to localise
my business to St Faiths and surrounding villages.
Cuts, Colours, Foils, Perms
Tel: 01603 891146 or 07979 357067
HEAVEN SCENT
Delivering Smiles for Miles!
Your local florist for gorgeous bouquets and floral arrangements
Beautiful sympathy tributes, delicious and healthy fresh fruit gift
baskets and our helium balloon decorating service
We decorate your venue for you leaving you free to enjoy the day!
Tel: 07753 433253
www.heavenscentballoonsandflowers.co.uk
e-mail: [email protected]
Facebook Page: Heaven Scent Balloons and Flowers
Twitter: @heavenscentuk
SMALL ADS/ANNOUNCEMENTS COST 5P PER WORD
TEL: 016030 898120
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FUNERAL WAKES AT ST FAITHS CENTRE
Our comfortable Lounge Bar is available for private hire
Monday to Friday during the day
Ideally situated next to the Crematorium Gardens of
Remembrance with ample car parking spaces
For full details please contact
Judy Fisher on 01603 897098
Catering by Carl can be arranged
Menu prices from £6.50 per head
Menu details are available on our Website
www.sfcentre.co.uk
ST FAITHS CENTRE TENNIS
TENNIS COURTS at the Centre are available for hire by the hour to all
CENTRE MEMBERS.
The cost is £4.00 per court per hour and the booking and key collection
arrangements are to be made with
MRS G CHAPMAN Tel: 891115
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ST FAITHS CENTRE HIRE
FUNCTION ROOM WITH BAR - Tel: Sandra Bygrave on 890093
Available for Weddings, Parties, etc
MULTI-PURPOSE ROOM - Tel: James Matthewson on 897183
NO BAR – Tea & Coffee making facilities
Available for Christenings, Birthday Parties, Funerals, etc
Members: £7 per hour but minimum payment of £20
Non-Members: £9 per hour but minimum payment of £24
MARGARET’S COMMITTEE MEETING ROOM - Tel: 898120
Available to members’ non-profit making organisations
free-of-charge
All others: £5 per hour
BADMINTON
Available to members only at a cost of £5.00 per hour
SNOOKER ROOM
Available to members only at a cost of £2.50 per hour
Use of the Sports Hall and Snooker Room is by ‘Tokens’
available from the Bar
For regular users larger amounts of ‘Tokens’ can be
purchased from Della Matthewson Tel:897183
Entry before 7.00 p.m. is by ‘Membership Card’
To have your mambership card activated for the front door
Contact David Rivers Tel: 890111
Bookings are to be made in the Diaries provided in the
respective
Sports Hall/Snooker Room
LEISURE POOL WITH JACUZZI AND SAUNA
Private hire available to members only at a cost of £9 per
hour for a minimum of two adults
Reductions available for long-term bookings
Bookings to be made at St Faiths Centre
Wednesday evenings 7.00 p.m. - 8.00 p.m
GYMNASIUM - Tel: Kevin on 890213
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CALENDAR
Wed 10th Sept
Wed 24th Sept
Sat 27th Sept
Sat 4th/5th Oct
Sat 11th Oct
Sat 25th Oct
Bingo/Centre Function Room
Bingo/Centre Function Room
Quiz Evening/Centre Lounge Bar
St Faiths Flower Festival/Church
Jumble Sale/Mission Room
Race Night/Centre Lounge Bar
7.45 p.m.
7.45 p.m.
8.00 p.m.
All Day
2.00 p.m
7.30 p.m.
COME AND JOIN IN THE FOLLOWING EVENTS AT THE CENTRE
MONDAY
SHORT MAT BOWLING 7.30 p.m.
TUESDAY
LINE DANCING
TUESDAY
SHORT MAT BOWLING 2.00 p.m.
TUESDAY
LEAGUE CRIB 8.00 p.m.
THURSDAY
CARDIO DANCE
6.45 p.m.
FRIDAY
SHORT MAT BOWLING 7.30 p.m.
10.00 a.m.
Visit the Centre Website at www.sfcentre.co.uk
LOUNGE BAR OPEN
EVENINGS 7.30 P.M. - 11.00 P.M.
SUNDAY LUNCHTIME 12 NOON - 2.00 P.M.
ST FAITHS CENTRE CHARITY REGISTRATION NO 276225
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