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September Messenger 2018 (Pdf) HAL ES L SO FREE ISSUE GG T U H E “Keeping D R R T O O F N the Community G informed” N A W PARISH MAGAZINE EDITOR: SUE TAYLOR VOLUME 13 NO. 12 SEPTEMBER 2018 VOLUME 13 NO. 12 SEPTEMBER 2018 44th GRAND HENHAM Wangford Harvest Concert To round off our Harvest celebrations we STEAM RALLY have a concert of popular classics at 3.00 pm on the afternoon of Sunday 23rd For nearly 44 years the Grand Henham Steam Rally has raised funds for the September. communities of Wangford-cum-Henham, Sotherton and Uggeshall and, over recent years, has also supported other charities. This year, their chosen other The concert features the Brown family – charities are UK Sepsis Trust, East Anglian Air Ambulance, Wrentham Fiona on organ and piano, her husband Community First Responders, SERV Suffolk and Cambridgeshire and Melvin (baritone), and daughter Carys Southwold Lifeboat. Your visit to this year's Rally, on Saturday 15th or Sunday (soprano). Fiona is Director of Music at 16th September, will help raise funds for all these good causes. Winchcombe Parish Church in Attractions this year include Nigel Cheltenham, and a very active musician Oakley's Heavy Horses, and the Dog on the Gloucestershire scene. and Duck Show, an amusing and Music will include Bach’s Toccata and informative display of dogs working Fugue in D minor (the famous one), and with ducks. That's in addition to the cheerful pieces by Mozart, Haydn, large display of steam engines, vintage Vaughan Williams, Ireland, Debussy and vehicles of all sorts, dog agility, Saint-Saens. And scrumptious cream teas threshing demonstration, live music, will be served in the interval! the steam Fun Fair, trade, craft and food stalls - plus a licensed bar and Buy your tickets (£5.00 each, with food outlets to suit every taste and children under 10 £1.00) at the church on pocket! the day. Visit the Village Pantry in the big All proceeds will go to the Church marquee (staffed by volunteers from Restoration Fund. Wangford and surrounding villages) for your sandwiches, baguettes, cakes, scones, tea, coffee or soft drink. Freshly-cooked hot-dogs and burgers Harvest Festivals this month are available from Wangford Community Council’s stall, and, for Wangford a special treat, try Sotherton Church’s pancakes. You can buy your discounted Sunday 23rd at 11.15am tickets in advance online; Adults and over 14 are £10.00 (£12.00 on gate); 8 - 14- Sotherton Team Service year-olds are £3.00, and under 8’s are free. Sunday 30th at 11.15am Volunteers are needed on the morning of Monday 17th to litter pick on the site. Uggeshall Team Evensong Many hands make light work, so do help if you are able. Meet at Henham Park Sunday 30th at 6.00pm at 9.00am. Visit www.henhamsteamrally.com—there is no postage or booking fee to pay. 1 THETHE MONTHLY MONTHLY PARISH PARISH NEWSPAPER NEWSPAPER FOR FOR WAWANGFORD,NGFORD, UGGESHALL, HENHAM && SOTHERTONSOTHERTON PARISH MA GAZINE First Thursday WHAT’S ON IN SEPTEMBER Wangford Knitting Group Community Council We were delighted to send Wangford Parent and Toddler Group blankets and warm VACANCY FOR garments via the leader of Mondays from 9.30 - 11.30am Community Centre Suffolk Knitters and CARETAKER Stitchers to places where Mobile Library at Wangford we know they would be Wednesday 5th September We are seeking a caretaker Millfields 10.10 - 10.30am Church 10.35 - 10.45am appreciated. Also to Jack to look after our modern, Storer as he begins a new Knitting Group well-used Community stock of warm clothing Centre. Thursday 6th September 2.30pm Community Centre and blankets for Charles to take to refugees on his Book Club Duties include locking and unlocking on a daily next convoy. Thursday 6th September 8.00pm Community Centre basis and cleaning as We decided to take part in Singing Group necessary to maintain the facilities in good the Shoebox appeal again Wednesday 12th September 10.00am Community Centre this year, and if anyone condition. would like a box, price £1 Uggeshall Garden Club and so much easier than Wednesday 12th September 7.30pm The Old School Hall Currently remuneration is covering a box with £8.50 per hour, plus wrapping paper, please Uggeshall Coffee Morning holiday pay. Hours contact me during the Thursday 13th September 10.30am The Old School Hall (currently around 10 per month ahead so I can or- month) are flexible, der appropriately. Grand Henham Steam Rally depending on bookings. Henham Park We meet again on Saturday 15th and Sunday 16th September If you are interested in Thursday, 6th September 10.00 am - 6.00 pm fulfilling all or part of the at 2.30. New members role, please contact the always welcome. Lunch Club Chairman, Philip Hayes Tuesday 18th September 12.30pm Community Centre on 578755. Valerie Beckett 578987 The Arts Society Southwold Tuesday 18th September 2.00 pm St. Edmunds Hall Wangford 100 Wangford Men’s Whist Drive Club 2018 Breakfast Group Wednesday 19th September 7.00 pm Community Centre Winners in the July Draw were The next meeting is at Men's Breakfast Group Wangford Plough on Saturday 22nd September 8.45 for 9.00am 1. Jackie Casement Saturday 22nd September. Wangford Plough 2. Bernard Segrave-Daly 3. Gill Clarke Vicki Doy will speak Harvest Concert and Cream Teas on the role of the Sunday 23rd September 3.00pm Wangford Church Voluntary Help Centre. Suffolk Churches Wangford Coffee Morning Ride and Stride Full English - £10 Tuesday 25th September 10.45am Community Centre Light breakfast (cereals, Wrentham Film Night Support Suffolk Historic fruit juice, toast and jam/ Churches Trust and your Saturday 29th September 7.00 for 7.30 pm marmalade) - £6 local church on Saturday Wrentham Village Hall 8th September by cycling or Please let Bernard know on walking round as many 578766 by midday on churches as possible be- Thursday 20th if you wish tween 9.00 am and 5.00 to join us. Wangford Church Coffee Mornings pm, or by sponsoring some- 8.45 for 9.00 am one who's taking part. The September Coffee Mornings are on Tuesdays 11th and 25th at 10.45 am in the Community Centre. 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