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Always WellOrganisedAt just after 1pm I popped alongto the Cromer Hospital Fete onJuly 19th.

This annual event is always wellorganised and very good funto attend.

Like any &all good rafesyoualways seem to win a prize orthree, I won a book of Japanese

postcards, not something that Iwould rush out and buy, but Iwill probably use them. I alsowon three rather dreadful side

plates that I will in due course

give to some charity in thefuture to put into anotherrafe somewhere.

All in all this fund raising

event was well attendedby many good souls andenjoyed by everyoneincluding me. PK

Continued On Page Six

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Having been to the Circus Ferrelbefore (letter below) I can highlyrecommended getting your ticketnow to this years show, as it isa great experience.

So what will our good friend, NigelHolmes, be like? I do not know.

I would encourage our Crab Talesreaders to go along and report backtheir views on him becoming a full

time Ringmaster, see you there onthe 5th, as we will be there.

In the meantime I do like the specialposter (below)Nigel and wish youall the very best.

I would also like to thank PamelaCyugier from Peterborough, forher letter regarding the now lostrabbit, in Peterborough.

I do hope that this city is a suitablelocation, in which a former Norfolkrabbit can lead a happy and longlife & produce many more happyrabbits. I can already hear manyof our local farmers objectingto these comments.

Now, nearly 100 years since thestart of the Great War I am verygrateful to both Terry Raymondfor his poem and Bob Wilkinsonfor his letter about Bert James,and I hope Bob will get someresponse to his quest.

It is so easy to forget just howyoung these men were then.

The question I am always leftunanswered is why was thisever called the Great War?

With so many good folks beingkilled for our freedom.

There are many commemorationservices and special exhibitionsgoing on in this area so pleasecheck our Special Events pagesfor all the details.

The Carnival Childrens weeks willstart on August 4th and our nextissue out will be covering all of

the Cromer Carnival Events.Whatever you do this summer,do enjoy the Cromer Carnival.

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From The Editor

All material is strictly copyright. The views expressed in the CRAB TALESarenot necessarily those of the publishers or the Editor. Material including letters may

be edited. Layout & Design by Lis Keddell. Published byThe CRAB TALES.

So I would like to invite your readers to help meout and try to ll the big top. I need all the helpI can get. My invitation goes out to those whohave not been to a circus in years. Old & young.

And actually it would be great to see the oldergeneration (of which I am one) coming to theshow. Circus is for adults as much as childrenso come with a friend or on your own. You will

be assured a warm welcome, particularly at thislive and exclusive show. You can set yourTV recorder to pick up the usual telly stuff, so theres no excuse.

Please come to cheer me on and help me keepcontrol of the clowns, tightrope walkers and

jugglers. Its just 6 for a two hour live show,right in the centre of Mundesley.

RegardsNigel Holmes

Hi Philip,Hoorah! The circus is in Mundesley. And thisyear I can reveal exclusively in the Crab Talesthat for one night only there will be a newringmaster in town. Namely me!In this totally professional circus show theywill be letting a certain Mundesley resident,Nigel Holmes, wear the red coat and top hatto take charge of the ring. What fun!This will happen ONLY at the 5.30pm showon Tuesday the 5th of August on MundesleysGold Park.

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Letter Continued From Page 3

Letters Continued on Page 12

Dear Philip,On behalf of the East Anglian Air AmbulanceI would like to thank all the people of WestRunton who kindly opened their gardens tothe general public on Sunday 29th Juneto raise money for the E.A.A.A.

We are really grateful and appreciate all thetime and effort to make your gardens looktheir best. I have received a total sum of1101. 25 from this event.

Once again many thanks for supportinga very valuable service and a big thankyou to Andre and Pam Staros whoorganised this enjoyable day.

With kind regards

Jamie Edghill(EAAA)

Dear Philip,As a summer resident in Cromer for more yearsthan I can remember I must say that the summershow at the Pier Pavilion is one of the bestI have ever seen.

Wonderful artists all round.

I took my daughter and grand daughter with me(it was thier rst time) and they both enjoyed it.

Keep the good work up Cromer pier, you are a

credit to your wonderful town thank you.Adrian Shepherd

Leicester

Dear Editor,We have a caravan at East Runton and overEaster we noticed a very small rabbit runningunder our van and car. He grew slightly largereach time I saw him.

Then we decided it was time to go home andloaded up the car. We stopped at Kings Lynnfor half an hour, then went on our journey ofapprox 65miles altogether.

Well when we arrived home we started to unloadas you do and as I turned round I noticed a rabbiton the drive, we were tired at the time and never

thought, my husband put the car in the garageand around 5am the alarm went off.

He went out ready to meet trouble and there onthe bonnet sat the said rabbit, he had taken a ride

Dear Editor,I have been asked to arrange an exhibition atAll Saints Church, Beeston Regis to tell the

stories of the men who died in the First WorldWar and who are buried in the churchyard orotherwise commemorated in the church.

There is mystery surrounding the burial in thechurchyard of a young Australian RFC pilotfrom Adelaide (see attached story below)

Despite my researches and those of a friend inAdelaide we have been unable to nd out whyCaptain James was buried in Beeston Regis andI would be grateful if you could nd room topublish the story in the hope that one of yourreaders can help with additional information.

Bob Wilkinson

01263 825 364

with us all the way and hopped back from thedrive into the garage.

Needless to say my husband took the car to bechecked out in case we had a nest but Peter wasa loner. He hopped off and was never seen again.

I hope the local rabbits accepted him well andhe now has many babies as the saying goes ha.

Pamela Cyngier

Peterborough

Captain Bert JamesRoyal Flying CorpsIn the churchyard of All Saints in Beeston Regisis the grave of an Australian pilot who servedin the Royal Flying Corps and the Royal AirForce in the First World War.

Bert James was 20 yrs old when he left Adelaide,Sth Australia on the 23rd March 1916, aboardthe P&O Steam Ship Malwa, to sail to Englandto join the Royal Flying Corps. He qualied asa Flight Lieutenant on June 3rd and was sent toFrance as part of 3rd Squadron where he ewreconnaissance missions.

On July 17th 1917 he had a crash and smashedhis machine but got off with a shaking. On July19th he came down again, landing in a shell hole,

wrecking his plane and receiving injuries to hisknee. He was sent back to England for treatmentand during this period qualied as Captain and

became an instructor and when his commandingofcer was on leave Captain James was put in

charge of 50 ofcers and 300 men.He was reported to have shown great skill in thetime he was in charge. It is possible that he spentthis time with 63rd Training Squadron in Redcar,but this cannot be conrmed from his records.The Royal Flying Corps became the Royal AirForce in April 1918.

Above The headstone in All Saints church.

It seems that in May 1918 he was returning to hissquadron on the Western Front when he had afatal accident over Dartford, Kent.

Despite research in Norfolk & Adelaide we have,as yet, been unable to nd anything in his familyhistory or servicerecord which linksCaptain James to

North Norfolk thatmight account forhis being buried inthe churchyard atBeeston Regis.

On Right:A photo of CaptainJames from his localpaper in Adelaidewhen they reported

his death.

If anyone can provide any information we wouldbe very grateful so that his full story can betold as part of the WW1 commemorationsplanned by All Saints Church and then

preserved in the church records.Bob Wilkinson, Sheringham

Ken Dutch, Adelaide, South Australia

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The video will be released in early August.

Independent shops and cafes are a major partof what makes Cromer Cromer, part of the

Cromer character that attracts visitors.The threats to high streets across the country havebeen well documented, Cromer high street cantescape - its not just the economic climate andthe weather which affect the spend in the shops:shopping habits are changing as more of us buyonline - at the end of last year over 12% of allshopping in the UK was online.

The Cromer Digital High Street was set up inin 2013 in response to the challenge posed toindependent shops by the rise in online retail.

By working together across Cromer, and withretailers across the country, a network of shopshas been created, enabling a low cost & low riskway for independent retailers to sell onlinewith local support and a national presence.

This is developing into the online presence forCromer, showing the range and reach of shopsin Cromer, building on the high street to showCromer as the destination.

The Cromer Digital High Street is one of the

pioneering towns on the MyHigh.st networkwhich supports over 400 independent retailers,15 towns, and a vast social media presenceacross all the major networks.

Further Info from: Barry Meadows, CromerDigital High Street co-ordinator.

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Cromer DigitalHigh StreetA promotional video is being created to mark theanniversary of the Cromer Digital High Street,the only online high street in East Anglia.

The video is a love story mixing online retailing,click & collect and the physical town of Cromerin an interesting blend of new and old, showingthe range of independent shops across thetown.

The lm production is by local media and dramastudents with much of the story set in the StickyEarth Cafe (Above) where the story commences.

It then moves across the town, visiting Artyfax,Digbys, Lily B, Little Gems, Wet Dog,Yappers and Barkers, and Cafe Main.The lm nishes on the prom where, after thetraditional twist, the story ends happily withthe lovers walking away hand in hand as thecredits roll. (Below)

Continued FromFront PageThe Cromer Community & HospitalFriends have told me that this yearsFete was the most successful yetand raised approx 3350.

An Irishman..........wants a job, but the foreman wont hire himuntil he passes a little maths test.

Here is your rst question, the foreman said.

Without using numbers, represent the number 9.

Without numbers? The Irishman says

Dat is easy.

And he proceeds to draw three trees.

Whats this?the boss asks.

Have you aint got no brain? Tree and treeplus tree makes 9says the Irishman.

Fair enough,says the boss. Heres your second

question. Use the same rules, but this time thenumber is 99.

The Irishman stares into space for a while,then picks up the picture that he has justdrawn and makes a smudge on each tree...

Ere you go.

The boss scratches his head and says:

How on earth do you get that to represent 99?

Each of da trees is dirty now. So, its dirty tree,and dirty tree, plus dirty tree. Dat makes 99.

The boss is getting worried that hes going toactually have to hire this Irishman, so he says:

All right, last question. Same rules again,but represent the number 100.

The Irishman stares into space some more, thenhe picks up the picture again and makes a littlemark at the base of each tree and says:

Ere you go. One hundred.

The boss looks at the attempt.

You must be nuts if you think thatrepresents a hundred!

The Irishman leans forward and points to themarks at the base of each tree and whispers:

A little dog come along and poop by each

tree. So now you got dirty tree and a turd,dirty tree and a turd, and dirty tree and aturd, which makes ONE HUNDRED!

The Irishman is now head of Ryan Air.

Thanks to David Thorne for this.

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Below:Mind Your ps & qsby Jane Kemp....we bought one of her prints.

Whether it is for an exhibition, a concert orjust a visit to an amazing and unique localchurch, Booton is one of those places wellworth taking your summer picnic to. PK

On Sunday 13th July Lis & I drove over to BootonChurch to see this wonderful one-day exhibitionof work by recent Illustration graduates from theNorwich University of the Arts.

The UnfoldExhibition was organised by AnnabelOsborn, who welcomed us, who designed this

wallpaper for her graduation show. (Below)

This Book cover, pictured above, was designed byEllen Rockwell who won the 1st prize in the 2014Penguin Books Design awards for this cover ofWhat A Carve Upby Johnathan Coe, her prizeincludes 4 weeks of working for Penguin designstudio. Below is Ellen with the original design.

Sophie Crouston designed theGoldilocks & TheThree Bearsexhibit, which includes a Clothstory book with buttons on every page to x

the interchangable bears arms & legs onto.(Above Right).

Throughout the day, there was a hands-on creativeworkshop going on (Above) alongside the displaysand live acoustic music to listen to while enjoyingsome coffee and cake.

Pictured Above: Two of the three Bird picturesby Alicja Jarzynska, who is originally fromPoland but has lived with her parents inDereham for the last ten years.

Unfold At Booton

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Boasting stars from the West End, a brand-new spectacular featuring the kings of swing Sammy Davis Jnr, Dean Martin & FrankSinatra is coming to Cromer.

The hit showRat Pack Livecombines the soundof big band swing with an all-star cast.

Mark Hallidayhas performed as Dean Martinto critical acclaim both in the West End and

in international touring productions.Stephen Rashbrookas Frank Sinatra hasplayed Ol Blue Eyes in the West End andon UK, European & US tours.

Stephen has appeared on stage with the likes ofDame Judi Dench, Ben Kingsley, Daniel DayLewis at the National Theatre, in LondonsWest End and on Broadway.

Jim Whitleyas Sammy Davis Jnr as well astouring the UK, the former Manchester Cityinternational footballer, has performed along-

side Judy Carmichael at New YorksRainbow Rooms.

About The Rat Pack

The trio of Sammy Davis Jnr, Dean Martin andFrank Sinatra were the denition of cool duringthe 50s & 60s and their Las Vegas showbarappearances were legendary.

Backed by the full sound of big band, they hadattitude to spare. The rebel rousing legend thatis Sammy Davis Jnr, Dean Martin and FrankSinatra remains unmatched to this day.

This unique chapter of musical historyis superbly recreated by the incredibleRat Pack live concert show.

The lavish production has played to capacitycrowds throughout the UK.

The show has a set list of 45 worldwide hits.Prepare to experience the denition of cool.

The Crab Taleshave teamed up with theproducers of Rat Pack Live to give a luckyreader the chance of winning a pair of ticketsto see the spectacular production at CromerPier Pavilion on Sunday 14th September.

To win a pair of tickets please answer thissimple question:

Rat Pack Live features tributes to Dean Martin,Sammy Davis Jnr and which other famousFifties and Sixties crooner?

Send your answer on a postcard to:Rat Pack Competitionat Crab Tales

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Do not forget to give us your name,address & daytime phone number.

Closing date: Weds 20th August

The prize of a pair of tickets will go to the rstentry drawn on Thursday 21st August.Thereis no cash alternative. Usual publication rulesapply and the Editors decision is nal.

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NorthreppsCoffee MorningOn Wednesday July 16th, I popped into NorthreppsPrimary School to visit the school during theirannual coffee morning.

This wonderful county primary school is in verygood health and on my arrival I was introducedto Daniel Stevens, aged 11, going on 12 in August,who showed my around the school during hisnal couple of weeks at the school.

(Far Right)Having been at this school since the age of three, Danielis a ne example of how good the school is.Daniel is going onto become a student of theCromer Academy in September, I do wishhim all the very best.

Alongside numerous others attending this jollycoffee morning, there were a number of formerpupils of this popular local school, all verysupportive of the place and the staff.

You cannot but like and admire the work ofeveryone running the school, particularly thehead teacher, Mrs Angie Hamilton, (Above)who during the morning happened to win awonderful looking cake, talk about beingan in-house set up, I was assured otherwise.

With only 24 pupils in the main school and 17 in thepre-school it is small indeed and as someone said:

It is likea Big family for their happy pupils.PK

Vale Road,MundesleyOn Friday July 18th, I met upwith two gentlemen from theNNDC and David Pardon ofMundesley Electrical, half-way up Vale Road, on the

Mundesley slope, to discussthe future management ofthe site.

It is now open for the public toaccess, both holiday makers&the boat owners, wishing tolaunch their boats from there.

In summary, I would suggestthat there is noproblem there, so long asthe visitors would PLEASE refrain from

leaving their rubbish there, which seems to bethe main problem at the moment.

It is certainly a lovely part of Norfolk and iswell worth preserving, without the rubbishbeing left lying around there.

The long and short answer it to preserve theplace as it is, without any rubbish being left

there, either now or in the future.I would say that this should apply to anywherewe visit, as residents or as holidaymakers.

I would also like to add that parking on the beachis not a good idea, I draw readers attention tothe photo on left of someone who did, whichwas in Issue 38 of the Crab Tales, page 8. PK

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Have You Ever Heard Of Them ?

turn out on the day, theyraised more funds andalso increased awarenessof the need to adoptthese cats.

On the Right are photos ofthe cats who are lookingfor their new homes, puttogether by these greatand supportivegood people.

Their next event is beingheld on Saturday 6th ofSeptember at the CatSanctury.You can nd itinSheringwood (offBrittons Lane) inSheringham.

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Well, with all the time and energy givenby their members, you should have.

The North Norfolk Cat Lifeline Trustis alive and well, doing there bit forcats in North Norfolk.

Ane example was the fund raising eventheld in the St Andrews Church Hall (onthe Cromer to Sheringham Road, justpast the new Sheringham Tescos) on

the morning of Saturday July 18th.Running this event was Jenny Dean(pictured on right) with Liz King,who was serving the tea & coffee.

Until they are re housed, the cats arehoused with Gay Rees (in framedphotograph below).

Although the event did not have a brilliant

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Dear Philip,As we approach the start of WW1 I thoughtthis poem that I have composed would be ofinterest to your readers.

May I also take this opportunity to thank youfor sending Crab Talesto us, it is great to beable to keep up with the news from an areawe have been visiting for more than 40 years.

Please keep up your good work

One Summers DayThey went to war one summers day

You will be home for Christmas they heardthem say

They were eager to go, they went so fast

Little did they know how long it would last

They fought so bravely in every battle

But a lot of the time they were treatedlike cattle

When they were rested they would sendhome a letter

And replies from their loved ones would help

them feel better

Then sometimes they were face to facewith the foe

When crossing the lines to play footballthey would go

But they knew when the game came to an end

The next day they might kill their newfound friend

To the enemy the Generals would not yield

They sent thousands to die in muddyFlanders eld

They advanced on the enemy in the rainand the cold

But death did not choose between youngand old

Onward they went into the ferocious gun re

Forming human bridges over tangledbarbed wire

Past dead comrades who had died before

Knowing they were released from the horrorof war.

For those who survived the war it was hard

For many the rest of their life was scarred

Now, I knew a man who with sometimes

I would walkBut of the times of that war he never would talk

I ask you please on that day in November

Please stop for a moment and just remember

Of those men who died for their Kingand the Kingdom

So that what they gave has given us freedom.

They fought with such courage when theygave their lives

Leaving to mourn them, Mothers, Girl friendsand Wives

So when you stand silent on that eleventh hour

Please wear with pride your red Poppy ower

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Yours sincerely

Terry Raymont

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Mundesley Ladies Keep Fit, is now closed butthankfully it will re-open by September, thistime under the direction of Annamarie, whoalready runs a similar class in Cromer.

The MLKFwas set up by the then DistrictNurse Hines in 1960, before it was takenover by Hazel Collingham in 1965 until2009, i.e. Over 44 years ago.

When Hazel retired, in December 2009, PamelaMalone offered to take over for a couple years!

Well now with a number of ladies keeping t

and losing weight classes in the village, Pamis retiring from running these classes.

I know Pam from the Mundesley Film Club andas an admirer of how very much she does.

On July 17th, I went along the street to her lastclass full of some 18 ladies doing their bit.I really must say that not many of them lookedas though they needed to attend to loss weight,far from it.

At just past eight in the evening, the class kicked offwith the ladies all taking notice of Pamela directionswhile doing their exercises to the background musicand every one of them seemed to know what theywere doing and also enjoying the routine which ranfor about 45 minutes before the tables were set upfor wine & snacks while enjoying a chat about thelast, near on, 50 years and of course to thank Pamfor the time and energy she has put into runningthe Ladies Keep Fit over so many years.

I really enjoyed witnessing the dedication Pamhas given this this group of charming ladies. PK

You Can Still Keep Fit Ladies

Above & Below :

Pam with her class of ladies and above, standingnext to Pam, is former class teacher Hazel,

wearing the white top.

Dear Philip,I would like to say a very big Thank You forhighlighting my book Five Moves For Lucy.

I have a slight problem as we mentioned inthe article that the paperback book wasavailable on Amazon.

Unfortunately for me and hundreds more newauthors works are not available in paperbackat present as they are, I understand, all beingvetted by the EU???

I dont have all the information as they will nottell me, but they only say that some new law isholding things up and everybody new, now hasto be validated?

Amazon also do not like it because they say theyare losing a lot of money because of this.

However strange it may seem the very samebook is available on Amazon Kindle and hasbeen for the past 3 months and I have no ideawhen it will be available as a paperback fromAmazon -You Couldnt Make It Up!!

If your readers want the paperback version it isavailable from Jarrolds, Cromer & Norwich.

Thank you once again for all of your valuedhelp for which I am extremely grateful.

Yours Sincerely,

Jenson Speed

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The Village Hall will become TrunchonburyPlayhouse Theatreduring festival hours withdrama from the Mundesley Players, comedians,belly dancers and choirs etc.

There is a separate Dance tent with Jack the HouseDJs, Roy Davenports Magic stage, Healing Tipiswith therapists, Childrens activities, Buddhisttent, Food stalls, over 50 craft stalls, workshops,jugglers/stilt walkers and the TrunchonburyArms beer tent, the list expands each day forthe Trunchonbury Playhouse Theatre.

All this years prots will be given to Mundesleylifeboat and to Trunch Village Society.

More information and tickets (10 a day) areavailable at www.trunchonburyfestival.co.ukbut be quick as they are selling fast.

Also on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/

TrunchonburyMusic FestivalFrom Friday 22nd to Sunday 24th August theidyllic village of Trunch in the heart of NorthNorfolk will come alive with the sound ofNorfolks latest music festival.

Trunchonbury has grown from a small gardenparty in 2007, which expanded to a privatecharity festival in 2009 and now for 2014has exploded into a full scale music and

arts festival for the public!The organisers are aiming to create the mostmemorable weekend our county has ever seen.

With plenty of car parking in a eld of 13 acresopposite and Camping available on a paddockwithin walking distance from the Knapton Roadand 24 hour security for the whole weekendeverything is all set for a fantastic three days.

The Festival opens on the Friday at 5pm, withmusic until midnight featuring live local talentand over the whole weekend 25 bands will beplaying for free.

On Saturday there will be music from 10amuntil midnight and on Sunday the festivalwill continue from 10am until 6pm.

35 Steven WrightGemsIf youre not familiar with the work of StevenWright, hes the famous comic scientist whoonce said: I woke up one morning and all ofmy stuff had been stolen and replaced by exactduplicates.

His mind sees things differently than most ofus do. Here are some of his gems...

1 -Id kill for a Nobel Peace Prize.

2 - Borrow money from pessimists -- theydont expect it back.

3 -Half the people you know are below average.

4 - 99% of lawyers give the rest a bad name.

5 -82.7% of all statistics are made up on the spot.

6 -A conscience is what hurts when all yourother parts feel so good.

7 - A clear conscience is usually the sign of abad memory.

8 - If you want the rainbow, you have got toput up with the rain.

9 - All those who believe in psychokinesis,raise my hand.

10 - The early bird may get the worm, but thesecond mouse gets the cheese.

11 -I almost had a psychic girlfriend... But sheleft me before we met.

12 - OK, so whats the speed of dark?

13 - How do you tell when youre out ofinvisible ink?

14 - If everything seems to be going well, youhave obviously overlooked something.

15 - Depression is merely anger withoutenthusiasm.

16 - When everything is coming your way,youre in the wrong lane.

17 - Ambition is a poor excuse for not havingenough sense to be lazy.

18 - Hard work pays off in the future; laziness

pays off now.19 - I intend to live forever... So far, so good.

20 - If Barbie is so popular, why do you haveto buy her friends?

21 - Eagles may soar, but weasels dont getsucked into jet engines.

22 - What happens if you get scared half todeath twice?

23 - My mechanic told me: I couldnt repairyour brakes, so I made your horn louder.

24 - Why do psychics have to ask you foryour name.

25 - If at rst you dont succeed, destroy allevidence that you tried.

26 - A conclusion is the place where you got

tired of thinking.27 - Experience is something you dont get

until just after you need it.

28 - The hardness of the butter is proportionalto the softness of the bread.

29 - To steal ideas from one person is plagiarism;to steal from many is research.

30 - The problem with the gene pool is thatthere is no lifeguard.

31 - The sooner you fall behind, the more timeyoull have to catch up.

32 - The colder the X-ray table, the more ofyour body is required to be on it.

33 - Everyone has a photographic memory;some just dont have lm.

34 - If at rst you dont succeed, skydiving isnot for you.

And the all-time favorite:

35 - If your car could travel at the speed oflight, would your headlights work?

Thanks to David Thorne for this

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Gifts AgainWritten by Miranda Marshall

Partner at Hayes + Storr

This is the third article in a series aboutmaking gifts.

After all the dire warnings in my last twoarticles, I would like to focus on some ofthe positive aspects of making gifts.

There are 2 popular sayings which quickly spring

to mind on the subject of lifetime giving:There are no pockets in shrouds.andIt is better to give with warm hands.

No one has yet found a way to take their worldlygoods with them when they die; although theEgyptian Pharaohs tried their best.

The pleasure of giving is often considered to begreater than that of receiving. Beneting from agift sooner rather than later can alleviate nancialneed at the time when it is truly required. It canalso allow a younger person to get their foot onthe rst rung of the housing ladder before itgets pulled up and forever out of reach.

There are other slightly more technical reasonsthan just the rosy glow of benevolence.

From an Inheritance Tax planning point ofview, provided of course that the giver is leftwith enough to continue their standard ofliving and to provide for a rainy day, itis the usual mantra of Give as much asyou can, as soon as you can and liveas long as you can.that applies.

Generally, gifts made more than 7 years beforedeath pass to the recipient Inheritance Tax free.

In handing over assets during ones life there canalso be savings in the cost of administering theestate following a death and it can reduce theunavoidable delays of Probate in processingan estate on death.

In some carefully assessed and plannedcircumstances, the need to sell assets to

pay for care fees can be avoided.The assets given may, in much the same way,not be taken into account if the person has toundergo means-testing for benetsor publicly-funded services.

Should the person making the gift lose mentalcapacity & no Power of Attorney (Enduring orLasting) be in place, it can avoid the expense

&delay in applying to the Court of Protectionfor a Court Order to manage, sell or otherwisedeal with the asset.

Attorneys are often surprised to discover that itis usually not straight-forward and often not even

possible for them to make gifts on behalf of theperson who appointed them.

Gifts of a seasonal natureare permitted with-out Court authority but otherwise the Courtsapproval to such gifts must be obtained inorder for those gifts to be valid.

It is difcult, expensive and slow to obtain theCourts approval to make larger gifts on behalfof an attorney.

This article aims to supply general information,but it is not intended to constitute advice.

Every effort is made to ensure that the law referredto is correct at the date of publication and toavoid any statement which may mislead.

However no duty of care is assumed to any

person and no liability is accepted for anyomission or inaccuracy. Always seek ourspecifc advice.

If you require advice on any legal matter pleasecontact the team at our Sheringham ofce on

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Merchants` Place in conjunction with Learning forEveryoneoffers free IT classes throughout the

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The classes cover a wide range of subjects frombasic computing to spreadsheets, creating worddocuments, internet & email, designing posters

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The iPad training is open to everyone however toqualify for the Beginners, Step Up & Creativecomputing classes learners will need to be

over 19, unemployed, retired or working under16 hours per week.

These classes are suitable for learners wishingto learn skills for work or for pleasure.

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Margaret Luckett-Gray..

....from Walcott raised 3250 for The NorfolkBone & Joint Appeal by organising a VarietyShow at Davenports Magic Kingdom recently.

Mrs Luckett-Gray suffers from an undiagnosedbone condition and has been raising funds forOrthopaedic Research for many years.

She presented the cheque to Professor of Medicineat the University of East Anglia, and Director-Designate of the Norfolk Bone and JointCentre, Prof Bill Fraser.

The University of East Anglia, in partnershipwith the Norfolk & Norwich University Hospitalis constructing the new Medical Research Centreto give Researchers, Clinicians & their patientsthe space, facilities and equipment necessaryfor ground-breaking research to happensaid a spokesman for the UEA.

The Centre is currently under construction withinthe hospital grounds with a price tag of 19 millionand a spokesman for the Bone & Joint Appeal,

which is raising 1 million to support thedevelopment of the centre, said:

We have a window of opportunity and all theelements are in place, and the centre will openlater this year. After Planning Permission wasgranted construction began in August 2013.

All that remains is for individuals, Companies,Trusts & Foundations to join forces with the

unique array of institutions and the peopleof East Anglia to make the most importantdifference of them all human lives savedand human life enhanced.

The Bone and Joint Centre will be dedicated toresearching and nding new treatments for chronicbone diseases including arthritis, osteoporosis,joint replacements and Pagets disease to namebut a few.

Margaret Luckett-Gray said:I am always supportive of all orthopaedicresearch and I was delighted to have had theopportunity to raise this money for the Appeal.I would also like to extend a big thank you toeverybody who supported the Show, and alsoto the Artistes who gave their time for freeincluding: Roy Davenport, Sharon Louise,Bev Bishop, Pat Nearney, Oliver Garwood,Jason Lambert and Judi Daykin.

Professor Bill Fraser said:I am delighted to accept this cheque fromMargaret, who has raised a very handsomesum of money for the Norfolk Bone & JointAppeal through staging a variety show atDavenports Magic Kingdom.

Margaret has been incredibly determined to helpus move forward in our goal of raising 1millionlocally towards the building of the new MedicalResearch Building, and we cannot say thankyou enough for her tireless efforts.

Wed also like to thank Roy Davenport for sogenerously supporting the event at his theatreand also all those who supported the show and

those who have given independent donations.It has been a magnicent effort

More info from: www.uea.ac.uk/boneandjointwhere donations can also be made. UEA hascharitable status, which covers the NorfolkBone and Joint Appeal.

Photos & article by Maurice Gray.

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AylshamBridge Club7pm Fri 7.15pm t: 761 308Broadland Junior Chess8.30am term-timeSat. t: 735 740 https://sites.google.com/site/broadlandchessclubjuniors/Country Marketeach Friday 8.50-noonCricket Clubindoor Sun 3-5pm t: 510 102Evening WI7.30pm 1st Thurs Town Hall.ExtendOver 60s Exercise Fridays JubileeFamily Centre t: 01692 407 851Farmers Market9am-1pm 1st & 3rd SatMarket PlaceF.I.T.group 2nd & 4th Weds t:731 177Flower Club2nd Wed 7.30pm Town HallFitness Yoga/Pilates Tues & ThursFriendship Hall t: 01692 538 569Gym ClubFri 5pm. High School t: 576 609Inspired Gardenersgroup. 2nd Thurs 10.30

- noon. Methodist Church Hall. t:733 535.Lammas KC Lodge ROAB Tues 8.15pmSutton School Of Dance, Mill Row.Monday StallParish Church 8.30-noonN. N. Mental Health Users & CarersForum2nd Weds Jubilee Centre 1- 3.30pm.RBL(Womens) 1st Mon Salvation Army Hallt: 734 091N.N. Speakers Club7pm alt.Wed High Schoolt: 01692 402 662Scalextric ClubPresto Park Weds 7.15pm.t: 01603 754 319Quaker MeetingsSun 10.30am Peggs Yard

YogaTues 7.30pm Peggs Yard. t: 732 426

CromerAge ConcernFri 10am The Cottage.Aqua Therapy ClassesMon 11am-12pmWed 7- 8pm Country Club t: 501 914

Air Training Corps7pm Mon & Thurs,High School t:515 452Baptist Church1st & 3rd Sat Coffeemorning t:576 524Bridge (Duplicate) Mon 7pm t: 822 778C.A.B.Appointments: t : 01692 405 847Chesterfield HallMon 10am Parent & Toddlers.Sun 11.45am Family Service & Childrens ClubChristian FellowshipSun 10.30am formerGospel Hall t: 838 180Cromer Orchestra meets 7-9pm The Belfry

Arts Centre. Overstrand.t: 511 600Cromer Forum 1st Tues 7.30pm MethodistChurch New Hall t: 515138Diabetes UK4thThurs 7.30pm MethodistChurch Hall. t: 01692 405 492Elderberries Badminton 3-5pm Mon & FriCromer sports hall. t: 761 142

Elderberries Short Mat Bowls3-5pm Mon& Fri Cromer sports hall. t:511 2461st Suffield Park Guides7pm.Weds. info:www.girlguiding.org.uk/get_involved.aspxFlower Club7.30pm 3rd Mon Junior School.t:513 408Folk Dance Club 7.30pm Tues CommunityHall t: 578 224Garden Society7.30pm 2nd WedsCommunity Hall t: 514 399Hockey ClubMon under16s & under13s6.30pm Adults 7.15pm Sports CentreKorean Martial Artst: 07765 282 981Lip reading classes Thurs 10 - 12noonMethodist Church Rooms t:0344 800 8002.NHS Retirement Fellowship3rd Weds2.30-4pm Cromer Hospital. t:510 002N & N Assoc.for Blind 9.30-1pm TuesMerchants Place.

N.N. Mencap Society Thurs 1pm MerchantsPlace. t: 578 116Parkinsons Disease Society10.30am 2ndWed of month St. John Hall, Bond St.R.E.M.E. 2pm. 1st Wed Halsey Hse t: 512 450RBL2pm 1st Wed. The Cottage t:510 146RBL Womens Section 2.30pm 1st ThursRoyal Naval Assoc.t:720 107or email:[email protected] info

ROAB Wed 8.15pm The Cottage.Sing for Joy Singing GroupThurs 10am.Community Centre. t: 570 117St John AmbulanceAdults Tues 7.30pmCadets Tues 5.45pm St John Hall, Bond St.Sea ScoutsOverstrand Rd info t: 514 562Tabletop/Craft Sale9am-3pm St.John Hall,Bond St. Last Fri.of month t: 649 441Taekwondo Sports Centre. t: 711 824Tennis ClubSun, Weds & Fri t:513 741The One Oclock Clubover 60s.1-2pmThurs. Barkers Herne.W.I.2nd Thurs 2 pm, Garden St.

OverstrandAcorns Parent & Toddler Group 1.30 -3pmThurs (term-time) Belfry School. t: 579 275.Gardening Club2.30pm 1st Tues Parish

Hall t: 576 437Carpet Bowls2.30pm Thurs. Parish Hall t:833 369Railway Quilters & Craft Group2nd & 4thTues.10-12 Parish Hall t: 576 986Strand Club2nd Wed of month (except Aug)2.30pm Methodist Church t: 578 250W.I.3rd Wed 7.30pm Parish Hall t: 834 242

MundesleyBadmintonTues & Fri am: Coronation Hall.Tel: 722 835Bowls PavilionBingo: Sun 7.30pm, WhistDrive: Tues, Wed & Fri 1.45pm t: 721 815Bounce & Rhymefor under 5s & parents/carers Tues 2.15-3.15pm Library t:720 702Cafe Church1st Weds 10.30am Church Rooms.Carpet Bowls Mon 1.30pm Coronation Hallt: 722 054

Community Choir Tues 7.30pm MethodistChurch t:722 022Creative Writing Group1st Fri 2.15-4.15pmMundesley Library t:720 702Free ChurchSunday Services11am, 6.30pmKnit & NatterTues 4-5pm Library t:720 702LibraryMon & Sat:10-1pm,Tues 2-5.30pmFri 10-1pm & 2-6.30pm. t: 720 702Ladies Keep Fit(gentle) Thurs. 8- 9 pm.Church RoomsLuncheon Clubfor over 60s & disabled.Mon &Thurs 12-2pm Free Church t :721 984MADRA t: 07734 689 978Methodist Church Sun worship 10.30amRBL4th Weds Haig Club. t: 722 238RBL Womens 3rd Weds 1.45pm CoronationHall t:721 021Scrabble ClubFridays t: 720 659Table Tennis Club Weds 7pm Coronation Hall.

We welcome members from 8yrs any standard.t: 722 930or 07828 175 493Village Cinema7.30pm Coronation Hall 2ndTues Info:www.mundesley.org/filmW.I.2nd Mon 7pm Church Rooms t: 720 744

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All abilities. t: 01692 404 649ExtendOver 60s Exercise Mon. MethodistChurch Hall t:01692 407 851

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Antingham & Southrepps Playgroup t: 834 148

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Cash BingoTues 8pm Aldboroughcommunity centre.

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Extendexercise for over 60s Mon 2.30pmNorthrepps Village Hall t:768 159Farmers Market 1st Sun 9.30am - 12.30pm

Aldborough Community Hall t: 768 766

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MS GroupMon 10-2pm Southrepps VillageHall t: 823 392

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Special EventsAUGUST

Friday 1st August2- 4pm: Pilgrim Shelter, TriminghamCraft Afternoon ~1.50 includes refreshments, bringalong your craft project or just come along and talkcraft ideas with like minded people Tel June 833 382

Saturday 2nd August9am - 12pm: Sheringham Methodist ChurchTable Top Sale.

10am - 4pm: Antingham Village HallFete ~To be opened magically by Roy Davenport.Fens Falconry - owls & birds of prey. Traditionalgames such as Whack the Rat, Bowling for the Pig.

Also a Coconut Shy and many others

7.30 pm: St. Botolphs Church, TrunchKenneth ONeill (Piano) ~Schubert: WandererFantasie, Liszt: 2nd Ballade S171

7.30pm -12am: North Walsham Community CentreFeel Tha Funk ~70s/80s Disco Boogie. Fancy Dressoptional 7 per ticket from Sarah on 07917 627 424Or on the door. In aid of Marie Curie Cancer Care

Sat 2nd - Thurs 7th August10.30am - 5pm: All Saints Church Mundesley

Art & Craft Exhibition ~art for sale and craftdemonstrations. Refreshments available.

Saturday 2nd & Sunday 3rd August10am-4 pm: KnaptonKnapton Heritage Weekend ~Church:Sat & Sun Open Tower see how bells arerung & have a go: Historical Photographic Displays

- WWI: Militaria Display: Flowers. To participate inflower displays t: 720 040. If you can lend old photosof Knapton to Historical Society t:722 271.The Methodist Church:Refreshments & Raffle -Sat from 10am, Sun from 11am.Church Hall:Sat 10am- 4pm:Cakes, Crafts. Craft& Table Top Sale. to book Tables 5. t: 722 271.Knapton Garage Sale: Sat: 10am - 4 pm: Mapsfrom Church Hall.Millennium Field:Sat - Display of Vintage Tractors.Proceeds to Restoration Fund.

Saturday 2nd & Sunday 3rd August10.30am - 4.30pm: St Andrews Church, FelminghamWW1 Commemoration Weekend ~Church decoratedwith flowers themed by the poetry, song, people &times of the period. Rfreshments- Light lunches, home-

made cakes etc.Sat 7.30pm:Concert by Idunno - music & songsfrom the period (admission 5)Sun 10.30am:Special Service with Bishop of Thetford.

Saturday 2nd & Sunday 3rd August2 - 5pm: St Marys Church ErpinghamOpen Churches Week ~Teas & homemade cakesCakes & produce for sale. Activities for children.

Sunday 3rd August9am - 12pm: Pilgrim Shelter, TriminghamTable Top Sale ~ 5 a Table, Bric a brac, booksplants fresh local bread & jams. Free parkingTel Liz 834 965

10am - 4pm: Sheringham ParkNorfolk Smallholders ~ 8th Annual Show & Market.Join us for a taste of The Good Life. Everything

smallholding, self sufficiency & traditional crafts.Home produced Norfolk food & goods, exhibitions,demonstrations, sheep shearing, Birds of Preydisplay, fun dog show, livestock & members poultryexhibition, smallholders question time, music andmuch more! A great day out for the whole family.

Admission: 5, under 16s free, includes parking &access to park Further info: www.nstg.org.uk

Painting & Decorating / Tiling / Woodwork/ Assembling Flat PacksOdd Jobs etc / Putting Up Shelves / Curtain Poles &PicturesSmall Electrical / Changing Light Switches,Sockets & Fittings

Clearing & Repairing Gutters / Small Plumbing WorkFencing & Gatework & Lots More.

NO JOB TOO SMALL. NO OBLIGATION. FREE ESTIMATES.

Call Brian Anytime:01263 512 644Mob 07789 634 817

Brians Handyman ServicesPLEASE NOTEWe CANNOT accept details or corrections

over the phone. Please post CONCISE copyto LIS KEDDELL at 30 West Street. Cromer.

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CARPET CLEANING

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SOFA CLEANINGCall Mike at Clean Tech

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THE WHITE HORSE

The Best Pub in Town

Stylish En-Suite rooms available. Free Wifi.Lovely home-cooked meals

Available Tuesday - SundayFriday 8th August: 7.30pm

Paul Hurn Memorial Darts

Saturday 16th August: 9pmMusic by Catch 22

Sunday 16th August: 8pmGrumpys World Famous Quiz

Monday 18th August: 6 - 9pmCurry Night - Booking advisable

Wednesday 20th August - Carnival DayThe Brilliant Jon Alex playing throughout the

afternoon then in the evening till late.

Sunday Lunches ~ 12noon - 4pmVoted one of the Best Lunches

in Cromer.

Booking advisable

Lunchtime SpecialsTuesdays - Fridays ~ 12 - 2.30pm

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Car Boot Sales

From 8am - Wednesdays Until Sept 3rd

Gold Park, MundesleyPitches : 6. tel:722 103Please NO food stalls.

9am - noon Saturdays Until 6th SeptBodham Playing Field

Set up 7 30am. tel: 588 228to book pitch at 5.Sorry no dogs.

1st Sunday of Month - from 10am Until Sept 7thGresham Village Park

Set up from 8.30am Pitches 5. Beverages on sale.Info from Hayley on: 07765 633 549

9am - 1pm: From 6th July alternate weeks.Walcott Village Hall

5 per table. Book on: 07771 431 939

Charity Garage SaleSaturdays 9am-3pm (weather permitting)

Canaan Christian Centre 21 Holt Rd, SheringhamSupporting womens refuge rebuilding project

in Hungary.Tel: 478 372

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Sunday 3rd August

10am - 4pm: Cromer Beach & Pier BoathouseCromer Lifeboat Day ~Various Stalls. Falconry &Owl Flying Display, Treasure Hunt, Sea Safety Talks,Childrens Activities, Demos by Lifeguards, NorthNorfolk Surfers Club & Stormy Stan Appearance11am:Launching of All Weather Boat Lester &Inshore Boat George & Muriel3pm:Lifeboat Servicein Boathouse. Concert bySheringham Shantymen

Sunday 3rd August

10.30am : Overstrand Parish ChurchFirst World War Centenary Commemorations ~Community Service & WW1 Exhibition showing theimpact of the War on the village community and onthe lives of those who made the ultimate sacrifice.Overstrand in the Great Warwill be open on 3rd,

4th, 5th, 8th & 9th August :10.30am - 4pm. Refresh-ments available. The exhibition moves to the ParishHall, The Londs on: 14th,15th,16th August sameopen times. Further info: Derek Paul: 579 688

Monday 4th August

11am : War Memorial, Cromer Parish ChurchWorld War One Centenary ~ Service led by the RtRevd Jonathan Meyrick, the Bishop of Lynn & theRev Peter Herbert with the roll-call of the local menwho died in World War One. After 2 minutes silence,a candle of remembrance will be lit in the church& for the following 8 hours, a single guard of honour,changing each hour, will stand over the lit candle.

1.30 for 1.45pm: Pilgrim Shelter, TriminghamWhist Afternoon ~1.50 includes refreshments

raffle prizes & play prizes Tel Liz834 9657:30pm : Cromer Parish ChurchWorld War One Centenary Concert ~Cromer &Sheringham Brass Band & Broadland Youth Choir.Tickets at 5 available from Cromer Town Council,North Lodge, Cromer : 512 254. Proceeds towardsthe War Memorial Restoration Fund.

Monday 4th - Sunday 10th August10am 5pm: Church Rooms, Mundesley.Norfolk Photography Group Summer Exhibition ~200 prints by the members on display covering awide range of styles from landscape & nature tomonochrome, creative & contemporary. Free entry.Free parking.Refreshments available.info: www.norfolkphotographygroup.org

Wednesday 6th August12 -5pm: New Hall Field Trimingham, next toWoodlands- Late Start Car Boot ~ 5 a pitch,sorry no caterers tel: Liz 834 965

2.30 - 4.30pm : Old Hall East Runton (includingneighbours garden)Cream Tea ~In aid of Aylmerton church.3 including cream tea.

Thursday 7th August

12:30: Saint Nicholas Church, N. WalshamOrgan Recital ~John Farmer (Gt Yarmouth) Organ& Piano. Selection of drinks available. BYO lunch.No admission charge, retiring collection.

1.30 for 1.45pm: Pilgrim Shelter, TriminghamWhist Afternoon ~1.50 includes refreshments

raffle prizes & play prizes Tel Liz 834 965Friday 8th August2pm: Pilgrim Shelter, TriminghamGardening Question & Answer Session ~ withRoger Leggett. Cost 1.50. Free parking &refreshments Tel Liz 834 965

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CoastwatchsCharmingChanteuseEarlier this year the charming Cerian Ellsonwooed Cinderella & wowed audiences withher performance as Prince Charming inMundesley Players annual Pantomime.

Now be prepared to be charmed again!

Cerian will be singing at theMundesleyCoastwatch Family Fun-DayonSaturday August 23rd.

Her programme will reect her eclectic taste- from Jazz to Rap - and the versatility of herunique voice - very modern with ablues inuence.

Cerian is certainly making her mark on the music

scene. She has performed at Norwich Playhouse,the Atrium & school assemblies, and will appearat the North Walsham Beer Festival shortly.

Her enjoyment of music goes back to early child-hood and her strong voice and condence wereobvious even at pre-school, where her talentswere rst recognised and she was cast as theBossy Kingin a production.

Now moving on to Paston College to study Drama,Theatre & Performance Studies plus psychology& sociology, Cerians career choice is to becomea singer, but she is also interested in Criminalpsychology. Perhaps there is a way ofcombining the two?

So, dont just take our word for it - come alongto the Mundesley Coastwatch Family Fun -Day

on Bank Holiday Saturday 23rd August andhear Cerian for yourself.

You wont be disappointed but you WILL becharmed. (Cerians spot will start around12 .30) Remember, you heard her here, rst..

Thanks to Judy Peters for this.

Photograph by Paul Damen

Sunday 10th August

6pm: All Saints Church, Beeston Regis

Service To Commemorate The Great War ~ and anongoing exhibition about the people on the BeestonRegis Roll of Honour, 1914-1918.

Monday 11th August1.30 for 1.45pm: Pilgrim Shelter, TriminghamWhist Afternoon ~1.50 includes refreshmentsraffle prizes & play prizes Tel Liz 834 965

Wednesday 13th August12-5pm: New Hall Field Trimingham, next to WoodlandsLate Start Car Boot ~5 a pitch, sorry no catererstel: Liz 834 965

Thursday 14th August12:30: Saint Nicholas Church, N. WalshamOrgan Recital ~Laurence Caldecote (All Saints,Nuneaton) A selection of drinks available. BYOlunch. No admission charge, retiring collection.

1.30 for 1.45pm: Pilgrim Shelter, TriminghamWhist Afternoon ~1.50 includes refreshmentsraffle prizes & play prizes Tel Liz 834 965

Friday 15th August

2 - 4pm: Pilgrim Shelter, Trimingham

Craft Afternoon ~1.50 includes refreshments,bring your craft project. Tel June 833 382

7pm : Baconsthgorpe Village HallEvening Jumble Sale ~Variety of stalls. Refreshmentson sale and a raffle. Admission is free.

Friday 15th - Weds 20th August10am-4pm : Thorpe Market ChurchNth Walsham Artists Exhibition ~Paintings, prints,photographs, collage, textiles, driftwood art, papiermache bowls & sculpture. Also large selection ofcards & refreshments on sale.

Saturday 16th August7pm: Trimingham ChurchModern Magic Latern Show ~Poppyland before &after the Great War, previously unseen photos ofOverstrand, Sidestrand & Trimingham.Talk on lostFishing Communities of Sidestrand & Trimingham.Tickets from 833 249. 7.50 includes refreshments.(Proceeds to restoring the Church Rood Screen)

Saturday 16th - Monday 25th August10am - 7pm: Red Lion Hotel, Brook St, CromerGrand Summer Exhibition -Samuel Thomas Prints& Paintings. Info:www.samuelthomasart.co.uk

Friday 8th August7.30pm: St Michaels Church, Aylsham.Film Showing ~War Horse, from Steven Spielberg.Refreshments from 6.45pm. Free entry. Donationsto church fund. No booking required. Suitable forover 12s. Shown by Aylsham Local History Societywith Creative Arts East.

Saturday 9th August

9.30am-1pm : Sheringham LibraryGrand DVD, CD & Console Games Sale ~Sale of ex-rental items.

10am-2pm: The Lighthouse, Cromer Rd. SheringhamStamp & Craft Fair ~Sheringham & District PhilatelicSociety, Craft stalls, Tombola, Bric a Brac, Charity &

Cake Stalls. Free Entry.10am- 4pm: The Atrium, North WalshamOpen Day ~free tasters & have-a-go activities, a 2week film club for teenagers & the popular summerclub for 8-14yrs. Full details in our Whats Onbrochure. For info or to book call 01692 400 080or visit: www.theatrium.org.uk .

10am-5pm : Cromer Community HallCromer RBL ~Great War Commemoration Exhibition.Many items & photos from the Great War. Bring yourown items.Refreshments on sale. Info: 510 146.

Sat 9th & Sun 10th August2 - 5pm : St Marys Church ErpinghamOpen Churches Week ~Teas & homemade cakeswhilst you visit our beautiful church. Cakes andproduce for sale. Activities for children.

Sunday 10th August11am - 4pm: GreshamVillage Fete ~Peppa & George Pig, Carboot Stalls,Side Stalls, Bouncy Castles, Bar, bbq, Mega Slide,Water Zorbs, Classic Cars, Birds of Prey, VintageTractors, Cash Prize Raffle, tombola etc. 1.50Under 16s FREE. Book on: 0776 563 3549.

Special Eventscontinued

This imaginative lm with its lively animationand adult-friendly gags tells the story of

Emmet, an ordinary, rules-following,perfectly average LEGO minigurewho is mistakenly identied as themost extraordinary person and the

key to saving the world.

PLEASE NOTEWe CANNOT accept details or corrections

over the phone. Please post CONCISE copyto LIS KEDDELL at 30 West Street. Cromer.

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[email protected] via our contact form on:

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by NOON Wednesday 6th August

Sunday 17th August.10am - 4pm: Coronation Hall MundesleyMeet Mundesley Exhibition ~Come & see what goeson in the village, over 20 clubs showing their activitiesfrom lace-making to karate! Free entry. Teas.

Thursday 21st August7.30pm: Antingham Village HallPrize Bingo ~eyes down at 7.30

Saturday 23rd August11am - 4pm: The Green, MundesleyFamily Fun Day ~Various stalls & Displays, Razzthe Clown, Fairground Organs, Bouncy Castle, Ba-

becue, Childrens games, Tombola & Grand Raffle.Guest appaerance by Becky Jago of Anglia ITVraffle tickets on sale at: The Ship Inn, MundesleyGallery, The Haig Club, Country Pickings and theLighthouse Inn in Walcott

Monday 4th August11am: Pier Forecourt - Chalk on the Prom2.30pm: Pier Forecourt - Record Breakers

Tuesday 5th August11am: East Beach - Tide Fight

2.20pm: Pier Forecourt - Design a Carnival PosterWednesday 6th August

11am: Pier Forecourt - Puppets on the Prom2.30: On the Pier - Crab Catching

Thursday 7th August11am: East Beach - Sand Sculpture

2.30pm: Pier Forecourt - Paint a Crab ShellFriday 8th August

11am: East Beach - Treasure Dig2.30pm: Pier Forecourt - Scavenger Hunt

6pm: : Pier Forecourt - Family Disco~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Monday 11th August11am: Pier Forecourt - Snakes and Ladders

2.30pm : East Beach - Beach SportsTuesday 12th August

11am: Pier Forecourt - Kite Making2.30pm : East Beach - Sandcastle Competition

Wednesday 13th August11am: Pier Forecourt - Build a Mini Go-kart

2.30pm: West Beach - Find the KiddywitchesThursday 14th August

11am: North Lodge ParkPaper Boat, Raft & Plane Racing

2.30pm: Pier Forecourt - Paint a StoneFriday 15th August

10am: Chalk on the Prom12pm: Picnic & Party on the Pier. BYO picnic.

1pm: Punch and Judy2.30pm: Duck Race off the Pier

3.30 - 5.30: Pier Forecourt - Entertainmentwith Captain Fantastic with Libby & Tony.

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The lifeboat is a Declared Facility, whichmeans that H.M. Coastguard regard it asbeing on a par with the RNLI.

The Service works closely with other Lifeboatsin the area both inshore & offshore, and also withthe RAF Search & Rescue Helicopter Squadronnow located at Wattisham in Suffolk.

For further information visit:www.mundesleylifeboat.co.uk

Thanks to Paul Damen for the photos & text.

Refreshments will include a hog roast and a bellydancer will entertain. There will be an opportunityto enter a rafe to win a 50 note. A circus tentwill house a variety of stalls selling a wide rangeof items including cards of old images ofMundesley available for purchase.

There will also be lots of games for children anda bouncy castle for them to let off their energy.

Mundesley Volunteer Lifeboat is entirelyindependent from the RNLI and supportedcompletely by donations from the public.

31st Mundesley FestivalAugust 4th - August 8th 2014

Book Now on 01263 721 189

MundesleyBoat DaySunday 3rd August

Sunday August 3rd will see the MundesleyLifeboat annual Boat Day, a major summerfund-raising event in Mundesley that willbe held on Gold Park this year.

The morning will start with a religious servicefollowed by a day of fun, entertainment andeducation. There will be demonstrations andexhibitions which include Newfoundland Dogs,Coastguards, First Responders, Fire Service,The Air Ambulance, Coastwatch and therewill be a challenge to beat the Lifeboatcrew in getting into one of their suits. From Petes Pen

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