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PRODUCED ON BEHALF OF WINTERTON ON SEA PARISH COUNCIL
DEADLINE FOR RECEIPT OF MESSAGES FOR JUNE NEWSLETTER IS 15TH MAY 2014
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PARISH COUNCIL OFFER ANY RECOMMENDATION OR OTHERWISE OF THESE BUSINESSES
e-mail: [email protected] or contact Sarah Hynd on 07918 978921
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Event Date Time Location
Quiz Night 8th May 8.00pm Hermanus
Parish Council Meeting 15th May 7.30 pm Church Rooms
Garden Club 14th May 7.30pm Church Rooms
WI 3rd Tuesday of the month 7.30pm Church Rooms
Soundwaves Community
Singers
Alternate Thursdays 7.00pm Village Hall
Carers Group 29th May 2.00pm –
4.00pm
Church Rooms
The Winterton Carers Group is going from strength to strength, we are getting an increase in people coming each month. Caring for someone can be a lonely experience and quite often very stressful, at the Carers Group we can help with all of that by sharing experiences with someone who does know what you are talking about. We also have lots of information about the help you can get that will give you a break. How often have you wished for a couple of hours to yourself free from all the stress of looking after your cared for, we can give you information about free services that will give you just that. Do you worry about filling in the application forms for all kind of benefits and services that are available to you, we can help there as well. We also have many leaflets with information about things from respite care to help with small emergencies like a leaking tap, all of which are free. Please see Club Corner for more details.
Winterton WI Appeal for NEW Committee members
We definitely need new blood. We
will answer/help with any questions you may have - An hour or 2 once a month is all that will be required,
nothing major only using your existing talents.
Talk to any Committee member.
CLUB CORNER Organisation What we’ve been up to What’s Coming Up Garden Club Michael/Valerie 393749 2nd Weds 7.30 pm Church Room
In April members heard all about planting baskets and containers with lots of hints and ideas for colourful summer displays.
May Meeting - 14th May - Growing your own medicines with Chirstine Herbert
In Bloom Jean Neve 393682
Quiz Nights 8pm Hermanus Mark Cox – 393302
This month's quiz raised £104 and was donated to the Cricket Club. Next month's quiz is on Thursday 8th May
WI Judith Bews 393590
3rd Tues monthly 7.30pm – Church Room
April 15th 2014 We celebrated our 40th Ruby Birthday/Anniversary this evening & what a fabulous night we had. Thank you to everyone for dressing up in something "Red" you all looked spectacular & glitzy, the atmosphere was red hot. We had a full house + visitors from local WIs Ormesby,Sutton Hemsby,Filby,Rollesby & Gail Armstrong. We were entertained by "A Class Act" what an amazing voice Susie Turner had, from "Shall we dance" & Memories to "As long as He needs me" wonderful. Susies partner Annette Jude was magical on the keyboard. All our members brought an assortment of delicious food from a whole salmon to quiches & chicken, rice dishes washed down with a glass or two of wine.To follow that we also had trifles, lemon merangue pie to a special weigh watchers dessert every taste catered for. A truly spectacular evening was had by all. Smile shoeboxes Judith & Janet have no room left so from now on please keep collecting items from hair accessories to notebooks, pens, etc & keep a stock pile yourself, try & fill a carrier bag & they will let us know the date to fill the shoeboxes. Thank you to everyone contributing.
Future plans: June 21st trip to Ely £13
901 Troop Marine Cadets Capt Paul Dodson 748395
Interested in joining the Troop, we’re a friendly bunch – visit our website www.ts-fearless.org.uk
WOS Lifeboat Restoration Group Bev Kay – 394954
It has now been 2 years since the Edward Birkbeck was returned to Winterton and although restoration work is on hold at present we’re now pushing ahead with an application to become a Registered Charity and will then progress a Planning Application for the Heritage Centre to house her and start looking for grant funding for the building work. More volunteers would be very welcome – you don’t need any particular skills – there are lots of ways you could help. We’ve also now formed a team for the monthly Winterton Quiz Night. Why not join us?
Soundwaves Community Singers Sarah Welsh 07808704960 or e mail: [email protected] We meet on alternate Thursdays In the Village Hall 7pm
Do you enjoy singing but don’t feel that you would be good enough to join a group, or maybe the thought of an audition worries you? Well you don’t have to worry about any of that with us. Soundwaves Community Singers are an enthusiastic singing-for-fun group who meet fortnightly in Winterton Village Hall. We believe everyone can hold a tune and singing is not only good for your health, but fun to be enjoyed by all. There are no auditions. This spring and summer we are singing songs from the 40s, 50s and 60s and have been invited to give voluntary performances in residential care homes and other community settings. We charge £1.50 a session to cover the hire of the hall. Come along and join us, we’re a friendly group of mixed ages. Call Sarah on 07808704960 for a chat if you’re interested or email [email protected].
Winterton Carers Group Come along to our next meeting in the Church Rooms Winterton on the last Wednesday of the month from 14:00 to 16:00, have a cup of Tea/Coffee and a bit of a yarn and find out about the many opportunities that are available to you and your cared for. If you would like more information please contact, Brian Jewell on 394054 or [email protected] Pam Allen on 394365
Winterton ‘S’ Bend
With reference to the article regarding the Winterton ‘S’ Bend that appeared in the EDP on Tuesday 15th April and the Mercury on 18th April. PLEASE DISREGARD THS NOTICE AND IGNORE IT IF YOU AGREE.................. · That this particular bend is NOT Dangerous · That the volume of traffic on this bend has NOT increased · That ALL motorists that use this stretch of road drive with thought, consideration and above all, SLOWLY · That cost implications to make this bend safer are worth more than a life If the above is you, apologies are sent for wasting your time. IF HOWEVER YOU...................... · Have either been or witnessed a ‘near’ accident/accidents on this bend · Believe that a serious accident/incident will happen on this bend · Are of the opinion that the Traffic Calming measures in place are generally ignored by motorists and need assistance with enforcing · Agree that it is dangerous for pedestrians, cyclists, dog walkers, horse riders, runners etc · Believe in prevention better than cure · Are disgusted that GYBC/NCC want injuries and/or fatalities on this bend BEFORE any consideration is given to improve its safety If this is you then PLEASE help your village and those within to create a safer, happier place to live. The local press are interested; please email [email protected] and tell Lauren your thoughts on this bend and what measures you think are necessary, or email the Parish Clerk [email protected] or contact one of the Parish Councillors.
YOUR SUPPORT IS NEEDED; PLEASE DO NOT WAIT UNTIL SOMEONE HAS TO SUFFER A BEREAVEMENT;
THAT SOMEONE COULD BE YOU!
The Coastal Partnership
Patient Reference Group (PRG)
Village Surgeries
The Coastal Partnership area within the Northern Villages extends from Horsey in the North, to Repps in the East and to Caister in the South, with the boundaries basically formed by the various water features of the Norfolk landscape and has surgeries in Hemsby, Martham, Ormesby and Caister.
The Practice also has two surgeries in Norwich, Old Palace Surgery and Beechcroft Surgery which also has a branch Reference Group working towards the same goals as our Village surgeries.
Patient representation plays a crucial part in helping the Practice identify what it can do better and what is important to patients. For the past few years the range and knowledge of health services available to patients has expanded dramatically and this has resulted in a greater demand for GP and Nursing time both in person and over the telephone. The PRG has helped to identify some of the underlying problems as well as shape what the Practice can do. Working with the Practice we hope to improve local awareness about services, the appointment system and the functioning of the practice; all of which we hope will bring benefits to you the patient.
The PRG are looking for more members to help continue this vital work so if you are a patient at one of the surgeries and would like to get involved please contact us at [email protected] or ask for details when you next visit your Surgery.
If you don't want to attend the meetings but would like to know what is happening within the PRG, you can become a Virtual Member, via email contact. For more information please email us at [email protected]
Dilly Turton
Chair Coastal Villages PRG
Winterton Quilters Exhibition Sat & Sun 12th & 13th July 10am – 4pm. At the Village Hall and Church Rooms. Come and see our beautiful Quilts and other Handmade items. Choose a Cake or Roll from our famous selection and sit and have a cuppa. There’ll be a well-stocked Sale Table, Raffles and homemade preserves. Sew’n’So’s of Bungay will be trading their gorgeous fabric on both days. Supporting the Air Ambulance and other local charities.
WINTERTON PARISH CHURCH Morning Prayer 9.00am Friday, Mass Sundays 9.00am Sunday services as advertised, daily offices as usual and other services as required.
Pew News March/ April 2014
Church Service The Churchwardens and congregation of Holy Trinity and All Saints, warmly invite you to join in a service of Holy Communion to rededicate the tower and brass memorial following recent, successful restoration projects to be held on
Sunday May 18th 2014 at 10.30am led by Bishop Allan
Followed by light refreshments.
Please note it is the Bishop Allen and not Bishop Graham taking the service.
Pye Hill & District Male Voice Choir
Coming to Winterton Church 1 evening only
Saturday 3rd May, 7.30pm Tickets: £6.00
Available from : Fish & Chip Shop, Beach Road, Winterton or Sandra: 01493 393 480 /
Phyllis 26, Bulmer Lane, Winterton 01493 393 805 Two hours of truly enjoyable music, a relaxed evening with the opportunity for the audience to join in singing. The choir was original formed in 1903 and was one of the earliest male voice choirs. The choir sings, songs from the shows, popular and traditional music, harmonious, well balanced male voices singing well known songs, medleys from Cole Porter, Fats Waller, Glen Miller and Perry Como, a varied and well put together programme. Those who are able to go online can download and hear them singing.
Winterton-on-Sea Church Tower Weekend A celebration of the completion of work on the Tower will
take place over the weekend of the 17th and 18th May 2014.
The tower will be open on May 17th from 10-5.00pm
And Sunday 18th May from 12- 5.00pm Small groups of about 5 people at a time will be able to climb the 147 steps to the top of the tower. 30 minutes needs to be allowed to ascend, view, and then descend the tower. 3 stops can be made before reaching the top of the tower. Refreshments will be available on both days. On Saturday only: A member of the I.T. Dioceses Team will set up a web cam on the top of the tower, this will enable those whom unable to climb the tower the opportunity to view the village and surround from within the Church. Photographs taken of the restoration work will also be on
view in the Church both days. Adrian Wright will give free guided tours of the
Church every hour.
David Higgins will be available and he will sign copies
of his book ‘Winterton Remembered’.
Winterton Lifeboat Restoration Group
Come and see the Edward Birkbeck
Beach Car Park – Sat 17th and Sun 18th May
Subject to formalising permissions, getting enough volunteers and a reasonable weather forecast, we
aim to bring the Edward Birkbeck along to the Beach Car Park for one weekend only to give
everybody a chance to see how the restoration work is going and our information boards will also be
on display and volunteers available to answer questions. So, once you’ve taken a trip up the Church
Tower and spotted the Lifeboat from the top, do make your way down towards the beach and pay
us a visit.
Go Wild at NWT Barton Broad
Sunday 11 May 2014 11am to 4pm
Barton Turf Adventure Centre, Staithe Road, Barton Turf, NR12 8AZ Join Norfolk Wildlife Trust, Barton Turf Adventure Centre, Broads Authority, RSPB and other local organisations for a fun packed family day of walks, boat trips, craft activities, pond dipping, minibeast hunting and much, much more. Go Wild at NWT Barton Broad is also home to the North Norfolk Worm Charming Championships. So why not see how many worms you can charm out of the ground. Free entry (small charge for some activities e.g. boat trips, bird boxes and worm charming). Refreshments available.
No need to book, just turn-up and join in. www.norfolkwildlifetrust.org.uk
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Black pepper-crusted mackerel with a celery salad Ingredients
For the black pepper-crusted mackerel
4 fillets fresh mackerel, pin-boned 2 tsp Dijon mustard 3 tbsp cracked black pepper
For the celery salad ½ head celery with leaves, sliced 110g/4oz walnut halves 2 green apples, cored and cut into wedges 2 red apples, cored and cut into wedges
For the dressing 1 tbsp Dijon mustard 1 lemon, juice only 3 tbsp olive oil
Preparation method For the black pepper-crusted mackerel, heat the grill to hot. Brush the mackerel fillets with the mustard and roll the fillets in the black pepper. Place on a baking tray and put under the grill for 3-4 minutes. For the celery salad, put all the ingredients in a large bowl and mix together. For the dressing, put all the dressing ingredients in a small bowl and whisk. Just before serving pour the dressing over the salad To serve, place the mackerel fillets on each of four plates with the salad alongside.
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Test your Knowledge:
1.Which American Presidents portrait appears on the one dollar bill?
2. Which musician was known as "the king of swing"?
3. William 'the Refrigerator' Perry is associated with which sport?
4. Which planet is known as the Red Planet?
5. The bite of which insect can spread sleeping sickness?
6. On which day of the year are hot cross buns traditionally eaten?
7. What happened to British Prime Minister Spencer Percival in May 1812?
8. Ravi Shankar plays which musical instrument?
9. Marie Antoinette belonged to which royal house?
10. On which book was the musical 'Cabaret' based?
11. Roald Dahl wrote the book called BFG. What do the initials stand for?
12. According to the song, Molly Malone sold what on the streets of Dublin?
13. Whose seaplane was called The Spruce Goose?
14. If you were eating fish 'a la Normande', how would the fish be cooked?
15. The first Bond movie was released in 1962. What was the title?
16. Who was the captain of the spaceship that went where 'no man has gone before'?
17. What was held at Woodstock, New York in 1969?
18. What was the title of the Beatles' first single?
19. Who fought the Six Day War in 1967?
20. The professional world heavyweight champion 1964-67, Muhammed Ali had a catch-phrase. What was it?
Answers on the bottom of page 8
WINTERTON ON SEA PARISH COUNCIL
Three residents were welcomed to the Parish Council meeting held on Thursday 17th April 2014 together with Cllr
Weymouth and Cllr Jermany.
1. Public discussion:
Nothing to report
2. To receive a report from the County/Borough Councillors
Cllr Weymouth stated that GYBC have confirmed to her that comments regarding the Core Strategy Plan were being received on the GYBC website.
Cllr Weymouth confirmed that grass cutting had started at the beginning of April and will continue in the village. The playing field has been completed. The Village Green has not been cut yet but this will be completed in the week commencing 22nd April.
Cllr Jermany confirmed that the last Council meeting before the elections was held last week. Four to five Borough Councillors will be standing down before the elections but the names not been stated.
3. To receive a report from the PCSO: -
The PCSO was not present but the Chairman noted that there was three reported crimes at the Winterton Valley Park:
Criminal damage to a bin, theft of clothes from a washing line and criminal damage to a door
In addition there were 13 routine calls to the police
4. Planning Applications:
To consider planning applications and review planning permissions: -
06/14/0106/F Too Hoots, Bush Road, Winterton - Side and rear extension with balcony, garden wall and porch. The Parish Council has no objections to this application.
5. Date of the next meeting: Thursday 15th May 2014 in the Church Rooms from 7.30pm.
Contact details for your Parish Councillors
PLEASE NOTE THE CLERK’S WORKING HOURS ARE MONDAY TO THURSDAY 9am – 12pm Chairman: Michael Blake – 393749 Parish Clerk: Sarah Hynd – 07918 978921 Mike Ross – 394996 Ayeshia Hammond – 394174 John Allen – 394365 Christine Iles – 393224 Brian Jewell – 394054 Emma Punchard – 394323 Maxine Jones – 393616 Peter Gardner – 394158 Answers to Quiz: ( 1) George Washington (2) Benny Goodman (3) American Football (4) Mars (5) Tsetse fly (6) Good Friday (7) He was assassinated (8) Sitar (9) Hapsburg (10)Goodbye to Berlin by Christopher Isherwood (11) Big Friendly Giant (12) Cockles and mussels (13) Howard Hughes (14) Braised in white wine (15) Dr. No (16)James Kirk (17)Rock Festival (18)Love Me Do (19) Arabs and Israelis (20) ‘I am The Greatest’