12 April 2017 Halesworth & Southwold Community News Norwich City Supporters


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Donna Pagnier S.A.C D.I.P FHP T.C.F.C. Pa Sharon Cliff S.A.C D.I.P FHP


ALEX Neal’s tenure as City manager was bought to an abrupt end just after his pre-match press conference for the game against Blackburn Rovers. Not great timing by the Board but most supporters would say that this is three months too late, some might even go back to the end of last season when we were relegated from the Premier League. Alan Irvine has been placed in temporary charge and


at the time of writing he is still in post. The search for a sporting director and chief coach is on going with various names being mentioned but nothing concrete to report at the moment. With only eight games to go it is now highly unlikely we can reach sixth place to get into the play offs and the season will probably drift away with only the senior staff and players futures to be sorted.


DIANE Howlett would like to thank everyone for their kind comments, cards and good wishes on her retirement from Horse & Garden Supplies in Halesworth.


Our Fantasy Football competition is gearing up to be a tight finish at both ends of the League table, Chris C and James are currently in a tie at the top and Charlie is in a three way fight with the two Taylor teams for the Wooden Spoon. Next update will be at our April meeting on the 19th when we hope to finalise the date and venue for the end of season meal.


CC THANK YOU, FROM DIANE


In her words “It has been a pleasure to serve you”.


She would like to take this opportunity to wish Sally every success as new owner of Horse & Garden Supplies.


Pristine Preloved Clothes And Accessories


At Your Local Dress Agency


Open Tues, Wed, Fri (10-4) Sat (10-1) Tel 07785 570750


Halesworth (next to the Library)


Bridge Street, The Hawk,


Halesworth and District Probus Club


SINCE the last report we have had two coffee meetings and also our regular lunches. On February 20th our lunchtime speaker was Revd Bill Mahood who spoke about Walpole Old Chapel. The original building was a farmhouse from the late 16th century, one room deep which was leased from Southwold Corporation. The Independent


Congregation


had first met a few months after the execution of Charles I about 30 years previously.


Following


the restoration of the monarchy in 1660, the Act of Uniformity (1662) resulted in many non- conformist ministers being ejected from their livings in parish churches. One these was Samuel Manning, vicar of Walpole, who became the first minister of the new independent chapel. The chapel was enlarged in the late 17th century. A major feature was the pulpit which was on a long side and raised so all parts of the chapel were in view. In the 20th century the congregation gradually withered and in 1958 trusteeship was passed to


the


Suffolk Congregational Union and it was formally closed in 1970. In 1995 it came into the care of the new Historic Chapels Trust. A vote of thanks was given by Peter Daley. For a full account


see www.walpoleoldchapel. co.uk/index.htm


At lunch on 20th, we welcomed a new member, Derek Rumsey. Our speaker was member Martyn Wilkinson whose talk was “Recollections of


Lowestoft”.


Martyn grew up there during the 1950s. In those postwar years he was able to wander freely. The fish docks were all open and accessible as an irresistible adventure playground. Lowestoft was then a major fishing port with its famous drifter-trawlers. The major catch was herring (he recalled the record breaking catch of the “Lord Hood” which landed 314 cran one trip in 1952, It was said to have docked with 4 inches of freeboard). In the Autumn the harbours were crammed with boats from Scotland and the Continent. The fishermen were tough and always ready for a fight. The Scottish fisher girls (although few were actually girls) came to clean the fish and give herring for the asking. He noted


there were 5


35 fish and chip shops and 51 pubs. He certainly


visited


cinemas, all


the cinemas at least one a week. He recalled seeing Cliff Richard and Freddy and the Dreamers at the Pier Pavilion. There have been many changes. The fishing has gone. The local industries like the wireless factories and shipbuilding have gone but much remains as before. A vote of thanks was given by Alan Witherby.


RR WELL DONE


HALESWORTH TWO of our visitors recently visited a Halesworth Pub after enjoying a restaurant meal. On their return they were full of praise for the pub and particularly for the wonderful reception accorded


these visitors from


London, not only from the staff but also the punters.


Good old Halesworth again. A Eden


Amelia’s Beauty Salon ADIVA HAIRCUTTERS


PROFESSIONAL & AFFORDABLE HAIR DESIGN 26 Quay Street, Halesworth


Sue, Lorraine, Sharon & Sophie wish Emma every success with Amelia’s


Hair Models required - ALL appointments at a reduced rate and fully supervised For appointments please phone 01986 873829


All walk ins welcome AMELIA’S Beauty Salon has


recently opened in the former Tres Belle premises in Quay Street, Halesworth. Emma Whiteside is delighted to have launched her new business in Halesworth and looks forward to welcoming clients. Emma, a fully qualified beautician, has worked in local salons and has also spent some of her career living and working in the south of France offering beauty treatments to the “rich and famous”.


Rediscover the Pleasure of Personal Service at Competitive Prices


The interior design of the salon has been tastefully refreshed and offers a real “wow” factor on entry. The delicate amethyst coloured walls are enhanced by elegant damask design wallpaper and chandeliers which glisten in the sunlight streaming through the windows. The salon immediately offers a relaxed atmosphere – perfect for pampering!


Emma chose to name her salon after her beautiful - but long- awaited - 23-month-old daughter Amelia, a sister for Emma’s two teenage sons. A comprehensive range of beauty treatments are available


Amelia’s Beauty Salon


27 Quay Street • Halesworth IP19 8ER .


Geleration and Minx Nails • Russian Volume Lashes Packages & Gift Vouchers Available


Dermalogica Facials • Jessica Manicures/Pedicures


Tel 01986 948220 / 07427 690056 Holistic Therapies


STOCKISTS OF DERMALOGICA / JESSICA 704618 Unit 15, Halesworth Business Park, Halesworth IP19 9QJ


Quay Street, Halesworth


at Amelia’s. Emma especially enjoys the holistic, massage and facial treatments she offers. Emma is Dermalogica certified. Facial treatments include a Skin Therapy Treatment, full facial – deep cleansing, face mapping, skin analysis, extractions, exfoliation and skin resurfacing complex masque, massage therapies, protect and moisturise. Jessica manicures and pedicures are available – either Express for those with not much time to spare, to the luxurious longer


treatments. Holistic


therapies include massages for the full body; foot and leg; back


neck and shoulder as well as Indian Head Massage and Hopi Ear Candles. Very


popular at present are


Russian Volume Lashes available in different lengths, colours and curls. Eyelash tints and perms and eyebrow shaping and tints are also offered.


Spray and cream tans for either full body or legs include exfoliation prior to application. Many of the treatments at Amelia’s are available for both men and ladies.


The salon uses top quality products including Dermalogica, Jessica Geleration and Starlash. Packages and gift vouchers are available, please enquire for further details or call in and pick up a price list from the salon. Opening hours: Tuesday,


Wednesday and Friday 9.30am – 5.30pm, Thursday 10am – 7pm and Saturday 9.30am – 2pm. (Closed Sunday & Monday). Emma would like to take this opportunity to thank her family and friends for the wonderful support they have given her and she looks forward to welcoming old and new clients to Amelia’s. Amelia’s Beauty Salon, 27 Quay Street, Halesworth IP19 8ER.


Tel 01986


948220/07427690056. You can also find Amelia’s on Facebook.


704627


704682


508380


611015


0174325


507274


704614


704606


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