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NORSEMANS BOXING CLUB - GYM MAKEOVER

First and foremost, apologies for last month’s typo self confidence, good manners, sense of
referring to us as ‘Godless’ Norsemans Boxing humour, respect, character building, courage, work
Club. ethic, the list is endless.
We would like to make it very clear that we are Here are pictures of our Gym makeover, We
far from godless and will gladly accept all religions like to again thank everyone who has ever helped
into our gym. us and the Heacham Youth and Community for
We do however have an anti drugs and anti bully- your donation which has paid for the makeover.
ing policy, which we strictly adhere to. God Bless
Our team of boxing coaches instil all the positive
aspects of boxing, including building Norsemans Boxing Club

Double celebration for Driftwood House residents

There were double birthday celebrations recently for two residents at Dorothy Martin celebrated her 104th Birthday with a party with
Driftwood House family and fellow residents and carers. Dorothy was joined by her two
celebrating their 100th & 104th Birthdays. daughters Jennifer and Barbara as well as grandchildren and great
Former Hunstanton Mayoress Majorie Barker who has been a resi- grandchildren to mark her milestone anniversary at Driftwood House
dent at Driftwood House residential care home in Hunstanton for the Care Home.
past seven years, celebrated her 100th Barbara said Mum enjoyed her party she had some georgeous flow-
birthday. Mrs Barker has lived in Hunstanton all her life and had a ers and lots of lovely cards and there was lots of dancing!
house built in Clarence Road. Her late husband Ivor was Mayor of Pictured from left Jennifer Scott, birthday girl Dorothy Martin and
Hunstanton. Mrs Barker celebrated her birthday with her nephew Barbara.
Derek Bell and the residents and staff at the home. Steph Durham said it was a lovely atmosphere with a singer. Fellow
Home manager Steph Durham said Marjorie had a lovely day and residents and carers enjoyed a dance to mark these special celebrations
received some beautiful flowers and enjoyed her cake, a glass of wine of two very special people.
and a card from the Queen.