32 April 2017 Halesworth & Southwold Community News
Southwold Golf Club Results
PAIRS Betterball Stableford Sunday 12th March results: M Gallagher & S Potter 46pts, S McDowell & J McDowell 44pts, K Hurr & K Baker 42pts, J Ladd & A Hammett 41pts, P Hurr & P Ladd 41pts, G Palmer & A Taylor 41pts, B Griffin & P Segust 40pts, J Ford & D Self 39pts, A Burrows & G Stuart 39pts, M Lowe & A Wright 39pts, M Thompson & M Jordan 38pts, R Hambling & L Hambling 38pts, J Pywell & S Wolfenden 37pts, R Wilshaw & A Burrage 37pts, S Aldous & R Emmerson 37pts, G Cuthbert & G Jones 37pts, A Merricks & C Taylor 36pts, S Powley & R Palmer 36pts, P Booth & G Martin 36pts, M Rose & J Bird 36pts, M Langley & J Turner 36pts, P Garrod & P Palmer 35pts, G Goffin & C Baggott 33pts, A Bagley & P Byrne 32pts.
Ladies section, March Stableford, 1/3/17: Div 1 - R Owen 37pts, D Wilson
34pts,
J Twist 33pts, B Hurr 31pts, A Spindler 30pts, A Holder 30pts,
V Hunt 29pts, P Gee 28pts, E Adlington 28pts. Div 2 - H Moran 36pts, J Brandwood 31pts, A Frost 25pts, K Dunk 24pts, R Kemp 24pts, R Self
23pts, J Coulson
23pts. Yellow Ball Stableford -15/3/17 results: J Cardwell, M Perrett + F Franklin 119pts; A Spindler, P Gee + E Adlington 113pts; P May, A Frost + A Day 112pts; R Owen, P Macaulay + A Holder
111pts; D Brooks,
J Pywell + B Hurr 105pts; S Anns, D Spring + A Edwards 94pts; J Turney, M Adkinson + G Goddard 89pts. Medford (9 hole medal with 9 hole Stableford deducted). 21/4/17: Div 1: A Spindler 24, B Hurr 26, P Gee
26, J Twist
Hunt 28, E Adlington Pywell
29.5, D Spring
Holder 31.5, C Scilly 31.5. Div 2: D Brooks 24.5, J Coulson 24.5, A Frost 26, G Goddard 29.5, R Self 30.5, J Brandwood 31, R Kemp 31.5, P May 32.5, A Day 32.5.
Southwold Library
EVENTS for April: Fri 7th, 2pm Cat Behaviour and Care Talk for Children. Cat chat, quiz and cat themed goody bags with Framlingham and Saxmundham Cat Protection League. Suggested age group 5-11. Mon 10th, 9am – 1pm Friends of Southwold Library Book Stall outside Lloyds Bank. All funds towards supporting Southwold Library. Mon 10th,
2.30pm &
7.30pm Suffolk Libraries Presents: The Importance of Being Earnest. David Suchet stars as Lady Bracknell
in
Vaudeville Theatre’s production. Southwold
Arts Centre, St
Edmunds Hall. Tickets £10 (£9 concessions). Tickets available from Southwold Library & Southwold
Arts Centre and
28, V 28.5, J 31, A
online https://www.ticketsource.
co.uk/event/EKJEID Tues 11th, 6.30pm Colouring
for Adults – relaxing, stress relieving & peaceful. Colouring sheets, pens & pencils provided. Hot drinks available. Wed 12th, 2pm, come and meet children’s author Diana Preston and hear about her new book “Lottie and the North Tower”.
North Tower” is a fun-packed adventure book for 6-12 year- olds!
Beautifully illustrated by Rou Price. Thurs 13th, 6.30pm Mah-jong
Group. For more details contact Southwold Library 01502 722519. Wed
28-30 Blyburgate Tel 01502 710385
www.thecarshopbeccles.co.uk Usually the
19th, 7.30pm – 9pm Blyth Poets “The isle is full of voices”: poetry group meeting at Southwold library.
first Wednesday of the month. All welcome to read or just listen. We invite contributions of original work or well-loved poems. From Sun 23rd, 5pm-7pm Beginners Russian. £70 for a 6 week course, 2 hours a week. Register at Southwold Library today (payment required at registration).
Minimum
number to run course = 7. For more details contact Southwold Library 01502 722519.
Mon 24th, 10am – 12noon Play Reading Group. Usually the fourth Monday of the month. Southwold Library Book Quiz
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Library Reading Discussing “Fingers
in the Sparklejar” by Chris Packham.
Sat 17th & Sun 18th June now booking: Friends of Southwold Library present Slaughter in Southwold: Southwold Library Crime Writers Festival at Southwold
Edmunds Hall.
Arts Centre, St In assoc with
The Crime Writers Association and part of the Southwold Arts Festival. Authors talks by: Elly Griffiths, M J Arlidge, John Nightingale & John Sutherland, Harry Brett, Isabelle Grey, Guy Fraser-Sampson, Ruth Dugdall & Paul Harrison.
per talk, £15 per day or £30 for the weekend (lunches not incl). Lunches with the authors £10 - provided by Rosie’s Home Cooking & Mark’s Fish Shop. Plus Fun Crime Quiz Night Saturday 7.30pm.
Whodunnit “Lottie & the
Puzzle Sheet available now - £1. Solve the crime and you could win a £10 Book Token. Raffle for a luxury crime related hamper (raffle tickets available from May 1st at Southwold Library). Book at the library, by phone 01502 722519 or on the website
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co.uk/slaughter Every
Tuesday Time Out
events for adults 2pm-3.30pm: 11th: Craft & Chat: Bring your unfinished knitting/sewing/craft or start a new project while having a pleasant talk. 18th: Crossword & Jigsaw Club. Come and ask for help with clues or solve new crosswords together. Plus the ongoing jigsaw. 25th: Board games and banter.
Every Sunday: Baby Bounce
and Tot Rock 10.30am-11am. Storytime 11.30am-12.15pm. Stories, crafts and colouring for 7’s and unders. Children’s Fun Group 12.15pm-1pm. Crafts, games,
puzzles and fun for
7-12’s. For more details of all events taking place, please contact Southwold Library 01502 722519.
Halesworth Festival Voices’
HALESWORTH Festival Voices, is currently very much in need of more singers (for all parts). We already have an excellent conductor. Phillip Simms, a professional musician who, besides his role as musical director of the renowned Tallis Chamber Choir, also plays double bass and keyboards. We also enjoy the services of a first class piano accompanist, Terry Cannane. However a dearth of singers is now a major concern, so much so that we were obliged to withdraw from last year’s Halesworth Festival. We do not perform just major “classical” works; previous programmes have
often been
built around a particular theme, eg two years ago, the coming of spring, which provided the opportunity to include folk songs, madrigals etc, and on
Tickets £5
STUDENTS of all Year groups celebrated World Book
another occasion we celebrated the power and magnificence of the sea, with music such as Stanford’s Songs of the Sea, and Elgar’s Sea Pictures plus sea shanties and the like.
Our Christmas concerts have also been very varied in content, including traditional carols, major works such as RVW’s Ceremony of carols, and on one occasion a medley of popular Christmas themed songs. Our concert of last December centred round a contemporary work by Bob Chilcott, “Wenceslas”. Harvey Rathbone played the King very convincingly and Philip’s wife, Lizzie, gallantly took on the role of the heroic page. Terry, our pianist, was, as ever, invaluable. Praise must also go to Emma Parsons. who delivered a delightful selection of readings expressing the Joy
on March 2nd, kicking off at 9.15am with a whole school ‘Drop Everything and Read’ event. Pupils brought in their reading books from home, took out new ones from the library and put down their pens for an enjoyable fifteen minutes of silent reading. At break time, younger students enjoyed designing their own book token, part of a national competition run by the World Book Day organisers. The highlight of the day, however, was the Big Book Trivia Quiz. Miss Wiltshire, the Library Assistant who ran the event, was hugely impressed at the level of literature knowledge and sportsmanship shown by all who took part. Team “Bromden”, made up of James Hunt, Joseph Bongard and Matthew McCrone, won first place in the upper school category and Team “Super Awesome Readers”, made up of Archie Keenan, Edward Deakin, Hayden Considine, Harley Harrison and Robin De Berniere-Smart won first place in the lower school category. A group of Year 9 students from Bungay High School competed in the regional finals of the “F1 in Schools”
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competition held at Sprowston Community High School, Norwich. Since October, the four students have been deploying their technological skills to design, manufacture and then race a miniature compressed air powered Formula 1 car. On competition day, Vulcan Racing Team (as the students had named themselves) were required to exemplify their skills in three elements – an explanation of their portfolio, a verbal presentation to the judging panel and then the race itself. Whilst the team’s car was only the third fastest in their category, the team from Bungay High School won the award for ‘Best Presentation’ with the judges praising their ability to speak eloquently and passionately about their design without the use of written prompts. It was a great day for the students and a real sense of accomplishment was felt by all. In late February, twenty- two of our Year 11 Media Studies students visited the BBC facilities at the Forum in Norwich. Not only were students given the opportunity to work alongside BBC Radio Norfolk producers in creating ‘running orders’ for Radio News broadcasts, they were also given a tour of the Look East and Radio Norfolk studios. This was all
of Christmas Festivities and also the serious spiritual side. Our thanks must also go to the committee for their tireless efforts in ensuring that every aspect of the evening went smoothly.
Some of our choir have trained voices, but most are amateurs with varying degrees of experience, but all united in a love of singing great music. Some ability to read music is of course an advantage but not essential, as much of our music is well known and easily accessible on the internet. Our
membership fees are
very modest. We rehearse in the United Reform Church, Halesworth on Monday nights from 7.15pm-9.15pm. For more information contact Secretary, Christina Geddes Elderkin on 01986 874130. Frances Watson
Bungay High School News Day
in aid of their upcoming GCSE exam and also was to inspire students who have aspirations to work in this exciting industry. Four students - Matthew
Ayling, Kaja Pedersen, Laura Scarlett and Andrew Woolley represented our School at the UKMT
Team Mathematics
Challenge Regional Final held at Framlingham College in March. They performed particularly well in the group question round, gaining 55 marks out of 60. Overall they came in 6th place, and were a credit to the school. Twenty three of our Sixth
Form students recently visited the Houses of Parliament. They made a tour of the House of Commons and Lords, using the services of an official tour guide, before spending an hour with the local Waveney Valley MP Peter Aldous. The students, most of whom are studying the English Civil War as part of their A level
History course, were
able to put their own questions to Peter
Aldous. The whole
experience, facilitated with the help of their MP, enhanced their understanding of the conflict between Crown and Parliament in the C17th as well as making a valuable connection to the politics and issues of the current day.
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