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Broome Village Hall Gains a Quality Award


HAVE you heard the news about the Good Company Campaign for summer 2018? On behalf of our Village Hall


and all those outstanding groups that use the hall for their various clubs, Fred was the proud recipi- ent of a Certificate of Quality awarded by the Good Company Campaign at Wroxham on Nor- folk Day, Friday 27th July. Over the years since it was


first built, our village hall has been part of the village. The hall has always been a hub for village life; getting vegetables and fruit ready for market, for example, to being what it is today; some- where for people to meet and take part in many different groups and activities. Not just for Broome residents


but for the wider community and yes, it does play a big part in combating loneliness although up to now I don’t believe that we have really thought about that side of it. It is not until you sit down and think about what actu- ally goes on at the hall there is


something happening there most weeks for almost everyone. Years of coffee mornings and soup lunches have been “on the menu” and clubs as varied as Yoga to photography, bowls and gardening, have all brought people together at the hall; such an achievement for all those who volunteer to keep the groups going. Speaking of which, the village


hall management committee are looking for new committee members to help with making sure the hall moves forward with a fresh outlook for the future. You do not have to be a resident of Broome to be on the commit- tee, the only thing you need is to want to see the hall continue to be a place where people of every ability and age want to meet and enjoy the company of others. A true place to combat loneliness... Want to join us? Contact us on


www.broomevillagehall.com or Hazel 01986 948931 or Fred 01986 895414.


Broome and Ditchingham Preschool Halloween Disco


BROOME and Ditchingham Pre- school Halloween Disco will be held on Wednesday 31st October, 4.30pm-6pm at Ditchingham Vil- lage Hall. This fun filled Halloween disco


is for children six years old and younger. This event will be nice and friendly and not scary as only aimed at younger children, so adults please refrain from wearing scary masks. £2.50 entry per child (pay on the door) which includes free


SADLY passed away on September 10th 2018, aged 88 years. Beloved wife of the late Frederick Clarke, dearly loved mum of Philip, Roger and the late Christine. The Funeral Service will be held at the Waveney Memorial Park & Crematorium,


goodie bag, mini disco and craft activities. Face painting will be available


at an additional charge. Also, there will be a pumpkin


competition - all names will be entered into a hat and a winner will be drawn at random. This will be charged at 50p per pumpkin entered on the night. Hot dogs, homemade cakes and


refreshments will be for sale. All proceeds towards Broome and Ditchingham Preschool.


CYNTHIA CLARKE (nee Mills)


Ellough on Monday 15th October 2018, at 11am. No black please. Family flowers only. Donations, if desired, for the Royal National Institute for the Blind (RNIB) may be sent to Rosedale Funeral Services, 12a Upper Olland Street, Bungay, Suffolk, NR35 1BG.


HARLESTON Wives were wel- comed for the up and coming sea- son by our leader for this year, Daphne. A very interesting talk followed and was given by Mrs Norma Howell on Medical Detec- tion Dogs. She explained that the detection


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trained to draw attention before it becomes a more severe problem. They help in conditions such as type 1 Diabetes, Allergies, Addi- sons disease plus others. Bio Detection Dogs are used in


conjunctions with the NHS, oncologist and scientists. Their work includes sniffing urine sam- ples to trace various diseases including cancerous conditions. Medical Detection Dogs are a


charity. They are looking to the government to help with funding in the future for this amazing work which can save and improve many lives. Raffle prize winners included Rosemary and Ann.


Bungay Camera Club


BUNGAY Camera Club recent- ly held its fifth annual exhibition at Broome Village Hall, near Bungay on Saturday 1st Sep- tember. A very large number of imag-


Annual Photographic Exhibition


es were displayed, both mounted prints and digitally projected photographs. Attendance was up by over 30% on last year with well over 200 people coming. This continues the upward trend in the ongoing success of Bun-


gay Camera Club. One very positive comment


provided as feedback from one attendee, “This has become one of the best camera club events to visit in the area and the members should be very proud of their progress and the standard, both of imagery on display and their warm and welcoming hospital- ity.” Kevin Sawford, a well known


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professional wildlife photogra- pher, was on hand to talk to visi- tors and to judge his perceived best image in the show. This new trophy went to BCC mem- ber Holly Stranks LRPS, with her wonderfully vibrant and atmospherically lit portrait of her dog, Pippa. Kevin made comment on the extreme techni- cal difficulty of photographing a black dog on a black back- ground. Holly has been a pho- tographer for only a few years and is adamant that without the help and guidance given freely in her initial years as a member of BCC, many of the skills she needed to acquire to produce this image and obtain her LRPS (Licentiate of the Royal Photo- graphic Society) would have not been so easily obtained. A steady flow of visitors


throughout the day were treated to various presentations on the art and science of photography including imaging software usage and artistic guidance. Feasting at the ‘Happy Snap-


pers Cafe’, run by the members of the club, on a scrumptious array of homemade cakes and pastries was also something very well received by visiting mem- bers of the public. A large number of donated


photographic books was perused and many purchased to boost club funds. The substantially stocked tombola stall also pro- vided participating winners with some most interesting prizes. Bungay Camera Club Chair-


man, Peter Nixon would like to thank all those members who helped mount, man and run this important annual event for the club and for their dedication and efforts to make it a success. ‘Without the members rocking up and doing stuff the club just wouldn’t exist’ he said. Finally Bungay Camera Club


membership would very much like to thank all the members of the public who came along on the day for their support. They, together with their encouraging comments, make it all worth- while.


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