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G4N June Edition Saint John’s Way Saint John’s Business Estate Downham Market Norfolk PE38 0QQ Easy access, ample on-site parking, dedicated sterile operating theatre, dedicated dental suite, separate dog and cat wards, isolation ward, all staff and facilities on one site, x-ray suite, in-house laboratory, ultrasound facilities, Pet Passport, export services and 24 hour nursing cover. A Personal and Professional service that our existing clients are accustomed to. We warmly welcome new clients who wish to register with us. As part of our aim to give something back to the community we recently purchased a full set of match shirts for the Swaffham under 9’s rugby team. We hope to extend this to other age groups in the future. Now the quality of the shirts can match the quality of the rugby! 01366 382219 www.crossingsvets.co.uk Our surgery times are listed below. Please note that appointments are now necessary for all evening surgeries. Open surgeries Monday to Friday 9-10am Saturday 10-11.30am The Parishes of Barton Bendish & Eastmoor; Beachamwell, Shingham & Drymere; Boughton; Wereham All other consultations will be by appointment only so please ring in advance May 2010 [email protected] Cover Illustration drawn by Mark Powell, Beachamwell © Group4 News Group4 News WELCOME GROUP 4 TEAM QUIZ PAGE VILLAGE CONTACTS 1. Which word meaning to take money illegally for your own use contains two Barton Bendish: Jill Mason Sandmere, Church Rd, Barton Bendish Zs? Tel: 01366 347 928 2. Gynophobia is a fear or hatred of what? [email protected] 3. A Royal stag must have at least how many points to its antlers? The recent sunny weather has been 4. Why are embalmed bodies called mummies? most welcome - so long may it last - Beachamwell: Eileen Powell 20 All Saints Way, Beachamwell 5. In 1956 Rose Heilbron became Britain’s first what? we certainly need it. Tel: 01366 328 648 6. What is different about a Dutch auction? [email protected] Once again you will see that the 7. Subtract the number of years in a tin wedding anniversary from a silver magazine is packed with information Boughton: Pam Wakeling wedding anniversary. about forthcoming events. There Robet, Mill Hill Road, Boughton 8. Which Burns poem is also a hat? Tel: 01366 500 429 really is plenty to choose from so 9. What do the initials of Harry Potter author JK. Rowling stand for? [email protected] support and enjoy……. 10. Buona sera is an Italian greeting. What does it mean? Wereham: Lynda Eddy We try very hard not to allow errors to 11. Which member of the Royal Family celebrates their birthday on June 10th? Crown House, Church Road, Wereham. be printed but occasionally this might Tel: 01366 501308 12. In which town in the North of England can you find a statue of Eric happen - it did last month! Apologies [email protected] Morecombe on the promenade. to those people who were affected by 13. What is the difference between a meteor and a meteorite? the incorrect time shown for the Please submit all information through your 14. A mercer was a merchant dealing in what? Beachamwell Family Service. We Village Contacts. 15. Name the long-nosed character who ‘was here’ leaning over a wall. hope that it didn’t cause too much 16. Name four breeds of dog containing the names of different animals. Deadline for copy: inconvenience. 17. Should a men’s lacrosse team consist of ten or twelve players? 11th of each month As always, ‘Happy Reading ‘ 18. Rat’s Tail is a variety of which plant? 19. Which film did the Beatles make for TV? The Editorial Team ADVERTISING 20. Which is better for you—thinly cut chipped potatoes or thick chips? Eileen, Janet and Pam Lynda Eddy, Tel: 01366 501 308 e:mail: [email protected] 17. Ten players; 18. Cactus; 19. Magical Mystery Tour; 20. Thick chips; chips; Thick 20. Tour; Mystery Magical 19. Cactus; 18. players; Ten 17. Thanks to all contributors and apologies to any whose work has not been WEBSITE etc; wolfhound Irish foxhound, sheepdog, English Old otterhound, bulldog, 16. shown in this issue. www.group4news.co.uk Kilroy; as known also Chad, Mr. 15. etc; cloth textiles, Expensive 14. Earth; Kevin Fisher, Tel:01366 502224 We promise to include yourarticles reached which meteor a of remains the is meteorite A 13. Morecombe; 12. whereverand wheneverpossible. Please do keep them coming. If you use any of the advertisers in the Philip; Prince 11. evening; Good 10. Kathleen; Joanne 9. O’Shanter; Tam 8. magazine, please mention where you have 15; 7. item; the secures bidder first The bids. someone until down comes and Many thanks to the distributors, we seen theiradvertisement. high starts price The 6. Judge; Female 5. embalmed; they’re which with wax the couldn’t do without you!!! 1. Embezzle; 2. Women; 3. Twelve; 4. From the Arabic word ‘mum’ , , ‘mum’ word Arabic the From 4. Twelve; 3. Women; 2. Embezzle; 1. Answers: © Copyright Group4 News 2010 OTHER TEAM MEMBER Janet Walker, Beachamwell, 01366 328242 2 59 Group4 News Group4 News CHILDREN’S PAGE ‘FROM THE RECTORY’ Dear All, I suppose, to be accurate, this should be entitled 'From the Bungalow'! Tilda and I moved out of the Rectory in Fincham over three years ago. What a move that was as we were seriously down-sizing in our moveinto the small bungalow here in Narborough. I have often joked since that if our new home had wheels it would be a caravan! The most painful thing we had to do was to get rid of furniture and household goods which had travelled with us through most of our married life. It had little commercial value but oh what memories it invoked. Some items of furniture our children took because they had known them for most of their lives. As we travel through life we do seem to collect around us goods and chattels which travel with us. Their importance is personal and subjective. However they are only things which we are instructed in the Bible not to store up for ourselves, as Jesus taught us in the Sermon on the Mount. We are told that we are just pilgrims and travellers on our journey through this life. This month we will be reminded again that we do not travel this journey alone. Before Jesus ascended into heaven, which is remembered by the Church this year on Thursday, 13th May, he promised that we would not be left alone and without comfort. That promise was fulfilled at Pentecost when the Holy Spirit came to be our comforter and companion through this life. We remember this in Church on Sunday, 23rd May. God the Holy Spirit is with us, as Jesus God's Son promised and keeps us in touch with God, the Father. We will be reminded of the of this relationship on Trinity Sunday, May 30th. What a month for Christian celebration! What travelling companions we have if we will only believe and trust! 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