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225.autumn.12.._news master.1.05 29/08/2012 12:57 Page 1 The Grundisburgh and District Autumn 2012 FREE ISSUE NUMBER 225 NUMBER ISSUE Serving THE BEALINGS BOULGE BREDFIELD BURGH CHARSFIELD CLOPTON CULPHO DALLINGHOO . DEBACH . GRUNDISBURGH. .. HASKETON . OTLEY. PLAYFORD. SWILLAND ..TUDDENHAM ..WITNESHAM Otley - Best Otley went forward as the is proposing that the field be district council’s A COMMUNITY used to establish a community Village in Suffolk representative in the county- orchard. This would maintain wide competition, organised ORCHARD FOR a green space in the centre Coastal by the Suffolk Association of BREDFIELD? of the village, as well as Local Councils. Judging was redfield has the chance to producing food and serving tley is delighted to have on 8 August. Unfortunately, create a community as an area for quiet won the Suffolk Coastal Otley was not so successful Borchard and will be holding a contemplation and as a haven VillageO of the Year Award for this time - although the judges public meeting in September for wildlife. 2012, having been up against were extremely impressed to discuss how the money Continued on page 15 stiff competition from Orford, with the Village Stores and could be raised. Kelsale-cum-CarltonN and ews the range of services Yoxford. The parish council has been The Queen’s Diamond provided. They also offered one of two remaining Jubilee was marked The village will receive the particularly praised the co- fields in the village owned by enthusiastically in News’ annual trophy and a cheque operation between Otley the Diocese of St villages. Grundisburgh’s for £200 from the Chairman College, the White Hart Pub Edmundsbury, the last celebrations ended with of Suffolk Coastal District and the community as a whole. remnants of Glebe Land, fireworks organised by the Council at the Otley Village traditionally used to scouts. Debach’s beacon is Show on Saturday 8 generate an income for featured behind our September at 3pm. the parish. After much masthead. More photos are on centre pages. Grundisburgh Village Show: research and discussion, Bredfield Parish Council Right: Phil Lake with two of his prize winning entries which contributed to his victory in the Perpetual Challenge Cup for the most points in the baking clases, the first male winner in the cup’s 75 year history. A regular entrant in several different categories at the annual show, Phil says his baking skills were learnt from his mother. Below: The hanging baskets. More show photos on page 9. 225.autumn.12.._news master.1.05 29/08/2012 11:24 am Page 2 News Diary SEPTEMBER History Soc PR 7.30pm Friday 5 Tuesday 20/Sunday 25 Contact 738108 GrundisburghVillage Crib Fest St Mary’s Saturday 1 Quiz (inter-groups) School Church Gr Contact 735183 St. Mary’s Church Fete Wednesday 19 7pm PBE Contact 738831 GrVG 2pm Contact My Trip to the Galapagos Wednesday 21 735775/735857 talk GrMU PR 2.30 Contact Monday 8 HMP Hollesley Bay talk 735413 Companion Planting - not Monday 3 GrMU PR 2.30 Contact just for pest control talk 735413 The Work of a Violin Maker Thursday 20 Otley Gardening Club VH talk Bredfield Ladies Group Ladies Afternoon Gr Burgh 7.30pm Contact 738244 Tuesday 24 VH 8pm Contact 07802 & Culpho WI GrVH 2pm AGM &My Life as a PBE Contact 735838/735547 Thursday 11 874397 Tiddlywinks toddler group Country Gamekeeper talk Thursday 6 Thursday 27 St Mary’s Church Gr PR 2.30 Gr Local History Soc VH HollesleyBay talk Gr Tiddlywinks toddler group Contact 735413 7.30pm Contact 738108 Burgh & Culpho WI GrVH St Mary’s Church Gr 2.30 Friday 12 7.30pm Contact 735838 Contact 735413 HistoryofChristchurch DECEMBER Mansion talk Hasketon VH BredfieldCommunity Friday 28 Thursday 6 Orchard Public meeting VH Otley Local History 7.15pm PBE Contact 01394 388970 ImagesofSuffolk 7.30pm Contact 386565 Exhbition VH 2-4pm ChristmasTheme Gr Contact 792030 Saturday 13 Burgh & Culpho WI GrPav. Saturday 8 PumpkinFestival Gr Saturday 29 7.30pm Contact 735838 Cake stall iao Grundisburgh Burgh & Culpho Hort Soc Gr Grand Feast Otley Hall PBE Bowls Club GrVG 10am Green 11.30am-3pm Contact ClairvoyantEvening iao Contact 890264 Contact 735517 738799 Otley under Fives Contact 07747698223 Monday 10 Saturday 29/Sunday 30 Tuesday 16 Gr&CulphoPCmeeting Otley Hall 500th Ann Boleyn - Queen of a Thursday 13 7.30pm GrPR Contact Anniversary celebrations Thousand Days talk Gr Tiddlywinks toddler group 735541 12-4pm Contact 890264 Local History Soc PR 7.30pm St Marys Church Gr PR 2.30 Contact 738108 Contact 735413 Wednesday 12 Art Exhibition Paul Bruce PamperEvening iao Otley Old White House Culpho Thursday 25 Tuesday 18 under Fives VH 6.30pm PBE 10am-5pm Contact 738265 Tiddlywinks toddler group The History of Orford Contact 890329 St Mary’s Church Gr PR 2.30 Castle talk Gr Local History Otley Local History Contact 735413 Exhibition VH 11am-4pm Soc PR 7.30pm Contact Thursday 13 738108 Tiddlywinks toddler group Contact 892030 St Mary’s Church Gr 2.30 NOVEMBER Contact 735413 Thursday 1 2013 OCTOBER WorldofToys Gr Burgh & Friday 14 Culpho WI GrPR 7.30pm Alcock & Brown Monday 1 Contact 735838 JULY Transatlantic Flight talk TheWorkofthe HasketonVH 7.15pm PBE ProbationService talk Monday 5 Saturday 13 Bredfield Ladies Group VH Grundisburgh Village Show Contact 01394 388970 The Antarctic Odyssey talk Contact 738267 8pm Contact 07802 874397 Bredfield Ladies Group VH Tuesday 18 8pm Contact 07802 874397 The Remains of Conflict- Thursday 4 Key for abbreviations: from Earthworks to MembersMeeting Gr Friday 9 PBE - pre-booking essential Pillboxes talk Gr Local Burgh & Culpho WI GrP SimpleCosmosGuide P/VH - Parish/Village hall 7.30pm Contact 735838 talk HasketonVH 7.15pm PF - Playing field PBE Contact 01394 388970 PR - Parish rooms Monday 12 VG - Village green Gr&CulphoPC Pav - pavilion meeting 7.30pm GrPR Gr - Grundisburgh Contact 735541 All codes are 01473 unless Antique Tools talk Otley given otherwise. Gardening Club VH 7.30pm Brief details of village events Contact 738244 should be sent by 17 Sunday 18 Novemberfor next issue direct Hasketon CharityFair to Heather Langdon, The Hasketon VH 2.30pm Contact Holme, The Green, 01473 735174 Grundisburgh IP13 6TA, heather.langdon Monday 19 @btinternet.com. Please always ChristmasShopping iao give a contact phone number Otley under Fives OVH and indicate if tickets must be Contact 890329 bought in advance. 2 225.autumn.12.._news master.1.05 29/08/2012 11:24 am Page 3 What’s On OTLEY HALL He is showing some 30 pieces of sculpture, ranging in size CELEBRATES from 6 inches tall to 7 or 8 500 YEARS feet in height. Paul uses a wide variety of o commemorate the materials – steel, wood, Tbuilding of the Great Hall hessian and resin, direct and Linenfold Parlour at Otley plaster, ceramics – to match Hall in 1512 we will be form to material. As he says, holding a special weekend of his inspiration comes from celebrations on 29 and 30 “the line of nature” and his September. larger sculptures will be set in The hall will be open both his garden, with the biggest days beween 12 and 4pm. pieces appearing against the Historical re-enactments sky. He ranges from abstract including Tudor doctor and to representational, and all his executioner will be displaying work is characterised by their skills along with dancers, energy, imagination and jugglers and archers. Children vitality. Paul Bruce in his Culpho studio can take part in our Tudor The smaller pieces and works Treasure Hunt with live Tudor on paper have Culpho Church Helpers are needed on the on Sunday 18 November. clue givers and real treasure! as their space, and all (with day; for the whole event or Anyone who would like to Tudor crafts and games can be one exception) are for sale. part of it. We are looking for raise funds for their favourite tried and an exhibition of life Admission is free, and wine budding pumpkin carvers and charity should contact Jenny spanning the centuries will be and refreshments will be face painters to join our McWhirter on 01473 735174 on display with artefacts and provided. Parking is in Culpho already skilled team. In to enquire about a stall. The voices from the past. The cost Church car park, opposite The addition to this, extra hands to Victory Hall opens to for adults is £8 children £4 Old White House (IP6 9DH) man the various stalls would shoppers at 2.30pm. and families £22 Words and photo Peter Kendall be gratefully appreciated. Please contact me. The profit PREPARING FOR TudorFeast PUMPKIN made will be going towards PANTO On the Saturday evening we the new Scout Headquarters will be holding an evening of FESTIvAL Joanna Lawrence, 01473 738799, uddenham’s annual Tudor feasting, merriment and [email protected] Tpantomime performed by dancing, as part of our ollowing the success of TADPOLES (Tuddenham anniversary celebrations. The Flast year’s pilot event, Church fete Amateur Dramatic People of ‘Lord and Lady’ of the hall Grundisburgh Burgh & Little Experience) will take will welcome their guests and Culpho Horticultural Society t Mary’s Church fete on place during February half enjoy specially prepared will again celebrate one of the SGrundisburgh Green will term with performances from period food and drink to the largest and most spectacular be all you would expect – plus Thursday 21 February to sounds of the Lute. vegetables we can grow in the a little more. You will have a Saturday 23rd. Auditions for UK. Our pumpkin festival will chance to buy cakes, clothes, adult roles will be held at Tudor music and dancing will be held on Grundisburgh books and Fairtrade; play follow with guidance from the Tuddenham Village Hall on Green on Saturday 13 October Roll-a-Ball or Catch-an-Egg; Wednesday 26 September at Norwich Early Dance Group.
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