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A Classic Summer Day Out

The Alde Valley Classic Car Day took place in August under beautiful blue skies, resulting in an excellent turn out of visitors enjoying vintage cars and ice cream. Meanwhile Benhall and Sternfield Flower Show also enjoyed a splendid attendance, with the crowd treated to rare birds, beautiful flowers and more. Photos; top left - Chris Bayfield encourages a children’s race, top right - an Alfa Romeo shelters in dappled sunlight, bottom left & right - elderly tractors provoking conversation while patrons enjoy a rest and a chat. See inside for more ...

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A 'Classic' Day Out at the Riverside Centre

A bumper crowd turned out in perfect weather to the fifth thannual Alde Valley Classics event on Sunday 11 August.

There were over a hundred exhibits, including cars of all ages, shapes, colours and sizes, a tractor pageant, motorcycles and a thrilling model helicopter and stunt kite display. Home-made food, tea and cakes added to the enjoyment, as did the opportunity to browse the plant, clothing, books and bric-a-brac stalls and to try and win a bottle from the bottle stall as well as the chance to test your skills on the sideshows. The Rev. Barrie Slatter rounded the afternoon off by thanking the volunteers who gave their time to make the event such a success. All proceeds from the day are to be shared amongst all of the churches of the benefice. If you would like to see more images from the day please see the gallery which can be found at www.aldevalleyclassics.org (see page 17 for more pics)

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A traditional Scots piper enttertained the crowd

A Dog Show featured amongst August’s events across the benefice


Cuttings from the Walled Garden: Jim Mountain

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We have sad news to report this month, Jim Mountain's workshop at the Walled Garden nursery caught fire overnight and burnt down to the ground last week, reducing all of his tools and machinery (a lifetime's collection) to ashes. Obviously he hasn’t been able to write a monthly report for September, but fingers crossed he’ll be back with us next month.

The 200 year old garden was taken over by Jim in 1987, when it was all but derelict, and has since become an immensely popular nursery and destination for an afternoon out.

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Today’s beautifully kept nursery


Local History

A Pair of Postcards

Jackie Smith from Snape has written to us regarding the two photos of old cars in Snape we featured last month. In her own words; “ in the first pic the car is a Wolseley 15/60 owned by my Father-in-law Basil Smith who is also in pic, walking into the chip shop no doubt! I would say the year was roundabout 1965! The second pic is a Fiat 500 outside The Plough and Sail! that's all I can tell you about that one”.

Well done on those, Jackie; I thought the first one looked vaguely amiliar, which would make sense as my uncle had a Wolseley when I was all of 5 or 6!

Back to this month, and given the recent completion of Snape Maltings latest renovation stage (see page 13) it seemed apt to make that our subject this month. Many Snape residents will have seen lots of Maltings photos in local exhibitions, but for those who haven’t the two pics on the right will hopefully prove interesting. They hark back to the time when the Maltings were served by a dedicated branch line, which joined the Ipswich-Lowestoft track near Burnt House Farm, Farnham. It incorporated 3 wooden bridges on its way across the marshes and could only be serviced by special small engines. Despite the presence of a passenger booking hall at Snape the line was only ever used for goods wagons, which during the war included rubble brought from bomb damaged London and intended for local gun emplacements.

but who can tell us what years they were taken, and for a bonus point, identify the two cars?

E&F would love to receive more old photos, stories, and history from across the benefice, so please email us if you have something we could feature, or even if there’s something you’d like us to look into.

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Snape Village Hall

Improving and maintaining the Village Hall is high on our agenda for the future and we are hoping to generate the level of support from the village that we saw at the fantastic Fun Day recently! With the new housing and plans to extend the school it is important that we ensure the hall remains a great facility at the centre of the village. Thank you to everyone who provided the very positive feedback regarding future priorities for upgrading the hall. It will be of no surprise to most of you that 'heating' was top of the list!With that in mind we are planning a series of fundraising events over the next year which we hope will be supported by those who live in the village, their friends and anyone else who enjoys a bit of fun! The first of these will be a quiz night on Saturday 5th October. Please fix this date in your diaries and watch out for more information. We will also be hosting a 60's night in the New Year with other events to follow. If anyone would like to volunteer to help at the events or if anyone has any ideas for fundraising events they would like to see take place in the village, we would love to hear from you.Please contact Caroline Beach 01728 689136 ([email protected]) or Lynne Moore 01728 688065 ([email protected])

the Parish of Snape to the satisfaction of the District Council, OR

5. Were forced within the preceding three years to move away from Snape because of a lack of suitable accommodation.

If there are no, or insufficient (for the eight properties) persons who qualify as above the properties will in the first instance be offered to eligible persons in surrounding villages, ie Sternfield, Friston, Iken, Tunstall, Blaxhall and Farnham, using the same criteria as above.If there were still properties not taken up, the selection will be from people from the local housing Register seeking accommodation in Snape.If any occupants subsequently leave the village, the vacated property will be allocated once more using the above method, i.e. initially for Snape people.

Allocation process.

a) Applicants MUST first register on the Gateway to H o m e c h o i c e . T h i s c a n b e f o u n d o n l i n e , (www.gatewaytohomechoice.org.uk) or registration can be taken over the telephone (01394 444822) b) Applicants will still be assessed according to need, having satisfied the Snape criteria, and Suffolk Coastal District Council will be able to advise on this. c) Applicants will then be required to “bid” (express an interest) for a property, which will only be advertised for one week, (normally starts at midnight on a Wednesday) which will be widely advertised and publicised in the community in advance., as soon as Suffolk Coastal are made aware. It is not necessary to sit up until midnight to be first to bid, as all bids are considered, not in any chronological order. d) Applications will then be assessed according to Band (of eligibility) and Registration date, and from a list which prioritises the applications,, applicants will be invited to view a property.

At the time of the last PC meeting, 7 people/families had registered on the Gateway to Homechoice site.All sounds complicated, but remember the Snape connection comes before the other criteria.

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This subject bears similarities to the laws of physics, in which “for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction.” With the affordable housing, it appears to be for every piece of information, there seems to be an equal and opposite piece of misinformation.From the outset the intention has been that the housing should be for the benefit of Snape people. Therefore the housing will be for RENT, not for sale or shared ownership to ensure that this will remain the case.

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Barrie’s Letter

The Alde River Benefice

The Rectory,Stratford St Andrew,Saxmundham,IP17 1LJ01728 [email protected]

Dear Friends,

We are fortunate as a Benefice to have a good number of weddings each year. Interestingly they are spread throughout the year so in no way can we say that the wedding season is over. Weddings provide a great opportunity for communicating with people. Firstly there is the bride and groom with whom you spend a lot of time in preparation but then on the day of the wedding there is a whole church full of people. It is always interesting as you say goodbye to the people as they leave the church after the service what comments you receive: many will just say “thank you” and some will say “nice service” . However, the ones you are really waiting for are the people who come up to you , often later in the day and say “I just have to thank you because that was the nicest wedding I have ever been to”.

There was a general consensus that this year's Classics Day was the best one so far. It is interesting to stop and try to consider why the event was “really good “this year; why there was such a good atmosphere. Trying to analyse why something works well is quite difficult. The Classics Day was blessed with lovely weather and people lingered longer than in previous years and there was generally this very enjoyable atmosphere but is there some other special ingredient ?

Maybe people come to weddings with a degree of apprehension, especially those who do not attend church on a regular basis. Maybe their experience of other weddings has not been good. To start the service with “please switch off your mobile phones, don't take any photos in the church and above all do not throw any confetti” may not be the most welcoming of approaches. So when they are not confronted with these instructions and become involved in the singing and the prayers and find that they were quite comfortable with the whole service they are palpably relieved.

Human beings are very receptive to a whole range of signals. When speaking to someone, do you think you have their attention, are they listening to you ? What is their facial expression, do you have eye contact, what is their body language , what is their tone of voice when they respond and all this without having to actually consider what they are saying when they do respond. All this works for better or worse ; the wrong tone of voice or the wrong facial expression can make an innocent comment sound like a criticism or a question sound like a complaint.

There is a misquotation attributed to St Francis of Assisi “Preach the Gospel at all times. Use words if necessary” which is used to emphasize the importance of deeds. Clearly Jesus did preach the Gospel all the time and how will people come to know of the love of God unless it is preached to them but what we do know is that as humans we are “listening with our eyes” as well as our ears. Like the Classics Day and a good wedding there are a whole range of factors which influence us. As Christians it is important that all our actions reinforce Jesus' message of love rather than contradict them.

I am delighted to be able to tell you that Reverend Celia Cook who is currently the Curate in Aldeburgh will be joining me after Christmas and will look after the Benefice after I retire. This has only very recently been agreed and there will be much to sort out but it is very good news.

Barrie

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The Great Pink Tea Party

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and there will thbe a grand fundraising afternoon tea party on Friday, 18

October 2013 at The Walled Garden. Tickets cost £5 per person for which you will receive a sumptuous afternoon tea with all proceeds going to Breakthrough Breast Cancer.

Put the date in your diary now – but to make sure you don't miss out, more information will be included in next month's Ebb and Flow, posters locally and, of course, the village website (www.benhall.org.uk).

In the meantime if you have any queries or would like to volunteer to help on the day or can provide a cake, please contact either Marion Mountain on 602510 or Carol Durrant on 602334.

so. Jim and Marion have done much of the work themselves including putting together a huge glass house which came from Holland in sections. The Fellowship was treated to a tour of the premises including the greenhouses where much of the hard work of composting and potting is done.

Marion and Jim are keen to find ways of improving the business and have tried to keep up with the latest techniques and that most of the watering of plants is now done automatically using a computerised system. At the end of an informative and enjoyable evening, the ladies were given the opportunity to wander and buy plants.

Our chairman Janet Burrows informed the ladies that she had received some more donations from people who were not able to attend the coffee morning at her house and this meant that the money raised had now reached £160.

rdNext month's meeting will be on the 3 September at 7.30 pm in Benhall Club and is an illustrated talk by John Warwicker on 'The Bodyguard at No. 10'

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Harvest Supper at Benhall ClubthBenhall Harvest Supper is on Saturday 14 September at

Benhall Club at 7 pm. Tickets are now available at £5 per person from June Sampson (Tel 602320). Please book your tickets early as numbers are limited. The meal will be tasty cold meats and salads followed by apple pie or pavlova served with cream or ice cream. Entertainment will follow the meal and we will finish the evening with a couple of harvest hymns at approximately 9.30 pm.

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Women’s Fellowship thOn Tuesday, 6 August, at 7pm, members of the Women's

Fellowship met at Benhall Walled Garden where they were welcomed by Jim and Marion Mountain who explained how they came to rent the premises on a 9 year lease from Benhall Lodge Estate 26 years ago. At that time the buildings and gardens were in a very poor state so they had to have bulldozers in to clear much of the undergrowth before they could begin the process of rebuilding the outside wall of the garden and plan where to plant and re-build.

A couple of years after their tenancy started, they were approached about buying the premises and decided to do

Harvest Festival at BenhallthThe Harvest Festival will be on Sunday 15 September at

10 am at Benhall Church. All are welcome to give thanks for a harvest safely gathered in.

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Recipe for the month of SeptemberBy Jenifer Hammond

The recipe for this month has been kindly donated by Dee Sewell. It comes from her blog post which can be found at: http://greensideup.ie/beetroot-cake/

Why would you put vegetables into a cake?

I'm not a food scientist in any shape or form but having baked and eaten several courgette, carrot and green tomato cakes over the years, I've observed how moist they are, that you don't need to add as much flour and that there's no hint of the usual vegetable flavour in them. What better way of using up a glut of vegetables too! Most of us enjoy eating a moist sponge and once someone has been told they've just demolished a cake full of vegetables it might perhaps be enough to encourage them to try eating the real thing. It's worth a try isn't it?

Once grown and eaten, beetroot becomes a super food, jam-packed full of healthy vitamins. Beetroot is easy to grow too – just pop the seeds directly into the soil about 2cm deep and three months later voilà! We usually bake the roots and steam the tops but now and again it's nice to try something different and I've been really looking forward to baking a chocolate beetroot cake ever since I tried a slice last year.

After much searching, the recipe I finally settled on is one adapted from a Nigel Slater 'Dish of the Day'. This isn't a cake to be rushed. It's not just a throw it all together in the food processor kind of cake, it needs some serious concentration to follow all the steps so unless you're a multitasking domestic genius (which I'm not) this is a cake to take time and pleasure over.

Don't attempt to start it if you're in a hurry or likely to get distracted every few minutes. If you can spare the time and don't mind the mountain of washing up, you'll be glad you made the effort and so will your willing cake tasters.

If you're in the right zone, you'll discover a pleasure from slowly folding the beetroot, egg yolks and whites together and watching the marblesque colours blend as they in turn are folded into the cocoa, chocolate, flour and butter.

The aromas that fill the kitchen as the cake is lifted out of the oven are mouth-watering and the velvety texture as the chocolate is drizzled over it… well you'll just have to try it for yourself!So here's the recipe…

Ingredients200g (7oz) butter, preferably unsalted250g (9oz) cooked beetroot* (takes about 30 mins to an

hour depending upon the size)200g (7oz) cocoa solids 70% dark chocolate4 tbsp strong hot drippy coffee135g (5oz) plain flour1 heaped tsp baking powder3 tbsp cocoa powder5 free-range eggs190g (6½oz) caster sugar

Ingredients for the topping100g (3.5oz) cocoa solids 70% dark chocolate100ml cream2 tbsp (30ml) maple syrup

MethodGrease a 20cm/8in cake tin and line the bottom with baking parchment. Preheat the oven to 180C/350F/Gas 4.1. Cook the beetroot* by baking it whole on a foil lined tray in the oven for half an hour to an hour, depending upon the size of your beetroot. Remove the larger leaves before baking, leaving the stalks on the root or it will 'bleed'.2. Once cool enough to handle, peel the beetroot then blend in a food processor to a rough purée.3. Break the chocolate into pieces in a largish bowl and place over a saucepan of hot water to melt. Don't let the bottom of the bowl touch the water. Once the chocolate has melted pour in the hot coffee then break the butter into small pieces and gently stir into the warm chocolatey coffee mix. Once combined remove the pan from the heat and allow to cool slightly.4. Sift the flour, baking powder and cocoa together in a bowl and leave to one side.5. Separate the eggs into two bowls.6. Whisk the egg yolks until frothy then stir them into the chocolate and butter mixture, then fold in the beetroot.7. Whisk the egg whites until still peaks form. Fold in the sugar.8. Fold the sugar and egg whites into the chocolate mixture, then fold in the flour and cocoa mixture.9. Pour the batter into the prepared tin and bake for 40 minutes, or until a skewer inserted into the cake comes out clean.10. Allow to cool in the tin then turn out onto a pretty plate.

Chocolate toppingAdd the chocolate, cream and maple syrup to a saucepan and gently melt, stirring all the time. Once combined remove from the heat and allow it to cool a little before pouring over the top of the cake.Serve warm with custard or cream or allow to fully cool and savour with a cup of tea.

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Foodbank Ready to Launch

Foodbank provision is being extended to an area roughly from Peasenhall down to Glemham in the west and across the coast from Aldeburgh up to Dunwich. This is the area of parish grouping that makes up the Saxmundham Deanery and is the result of work by churches in the area in partnership with the East Suffolk Foodbank based in Lowestoft.

Why is it happening?Food giant Kellogg reported earlier this year that the poorest households in the UK spent almost a quarter of their income (23.8%) on food in 2012 and that the annual spend of the richest households was around 4%.Tough economic times and high food prices has led to an increase in foodbank use over the last four years. The Trussell Trust estimated that more than 280,000 people would be fed by their foodbanks in 2012/13.

How does a foodbank work?Schools, churches, businesses and individuals donate non-perishable in-date food to the foodbank. Supermarket collections are one of the main ways that donations are made. There are 'food drives' held at supermarkets where volunteers give shoppers a 'foodbank shopping list' and ask them to buy an extra item or two for people in crisis. This is a list of the foodstuffs needed:- Milk (UHT or powdered), sugar (500g), carton of fruit juice, soup, pasta sauces, tinned sponge pudding, tinned tomatoes, cereals, tinned rice pudding, tea bags, instant coffee, instant mashed potatoe, rice, pasta, tinned meat or fish, tinned vegetables, tinned fruit, jam, biscuits or snack bars. Food is sorted by volunteers who check that it is in date. The food is then packed into boxes and stored, ready to be given to people in need.

Frontline care professionals identify people in need.Care professionals such as doctors, health visitors, social workers, housing associations and police identify people in crisis and issue them with a foodbank voucher.

Clients receive food.In a rural environment such as ours, volunteers provide a delivery service and take emergency supplies of three

days' nutritionally balanced food to those in receipt of a foodbank voucher.

When is it happening?Everything is coming together and the system gets under way at the beginning of August, expanding as more care professionals get involved and identify those in need.

What can I do?if you would like to join the volunteer group (Disclosure and Barring Service checked) and be on standby to drive to a storage point in Leiston, collect pre-packed emergency food supplies and deliver them to voucher holders, or would like to help set up a collection point for food donations and take collected food to the Leiston storage point so that it can be taken to Lowestoft for sorting then please email Rev. Andy Wolton in Saxmundham on [email protected] Please visit this website if you would like to learn more about the work of the East Suffolk the work of the East Suffolk Foodbank:- http://eastsuffolk.foodbank.org.uk/For those who have foodstuffs that they would like to donate now, there is a collection box for food at All Saints church, Little Glemham.

And finally Even the most careful can be hit by a crisis and be unable to afford food. If this should be you then please contact your care professional and ask for help from the foodbank.

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taste, not a hint of beetroot.” (Ian 46 years)

“When are you making more?” (Dan 14 years)

“Much nicer than most other cakes, completely different, softer, not dry. It's gorgeous. Can't taste the beetroot at all” (Bex 12 years)

“Can I have more please Mum, I only had three pieces” (Ella 10 years)

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Benhall & Sternfield Flower ShowthThe 67 Memorial Flower Show got under way with

glorious weather excellent attendance and items of interest for all ages. Those who regularly attend our shows know that it is rather unique with a short service of commemoration and invariably a popular show opener.This year was no different the Reverend Barrie Slatter carried out the memorial part, our President Jonathan Fox gave his introduction and to thank those who work to make the show a success, and to introduce Humphrey Burton CBE who carried out the crowning of Miss Benhall and declaring the Show open.See the back page for a photo of Miss Benhall - Holly Jarman and her attendants Georgie O'Connor and Alice Cosgrove. A full report will hopefully be available to Ebb and Flow in the next issue, with reference to Trophy winners in the marquee and winners generally in other areas of the Show.

Helmingham Autumn Plant Fair

Will take place Sunday 15th September, 10.30-4.00 at Helmingham Hall. In addition to specialist nurseries the event will include a plant doctor, national plant collections, garden tours, local food, live music and more. Entrance £6 for adults, children free!

A magnificent eagle goes through its paces at Benhall

The Kookaburra, a large Australian member of the Kingfisher family, also on show at Benhall

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Chapter Three of the Maltings Development Comes to Completion

The frontage of the Maltings has a rich history with stories of Newson Garrett in the 1850's drawing a line to demark where he wished for theadditional buildings to beplaced; today you can still see the slight curve of these buildings. Over the last year the frontage has undergone works to carefully restore their Grade II listed features whilst the interiors have been designed to carefully combine stylish, contemporary fixtures without losing their sense of purpose and place in the Maltings.

Locals will appreciate the restoration of the Maltings clock which has been hand painted and restored with gold leave gilt by local craftsman and the renovation to the archway

has been hand painted and restored with gold leave gilt by local craftsman and the renovation to the archway which once saw trains arriving and departing from the Maltings.

The completion of these five homes and cottages which are now open for private viewing is an important milestone for the Maltings. Many will agree frontage of the Maltings is iconic and has a presence which is truly evocative.

Upcoming events atSnape Maltings

thSaturday 7 September

Fabulous Farmers Market with delicious locally prepared produce from over 30 producers

thSaturday 7 September

Sara Johnson exhibition 'The Rhythm of Reeds' opening in The Gallery

th thSaturday 28 & Sunday 29 Sept.

Aldeburgh Food & Drink Festival

In October look forward to …

~ Flipside Festival

~ Dichroic Glass workshop

~ Figa & Co Floral workshop

~ Christmas Shop Opening

~ Cooper Foil workshop

~ The Decorated Cake Company workshop

~ Roald Dahl (October half term)

NOW OPEN FOR VIEWING

Chapter Three development has just completed, five original Maltster Houses &

Cottages on the historic frontage.

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Aldeburgh Fire Station

Drop off Date – Thursday 19th September between 1300-1500Collection Date – Thursday 10th October between 1300-1500

Framlingham Fire Station

Drop off Date – Thursday 19th September between 1000-1200Collection Date – Thursday 10th October between 1000-1200

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Electric Blanket Testing Campaign 2013

It's coming up to that time of year, the summer is fast escaping us and we'll be moving into the cooler autumn period. With this in mind Suffolk County Council's Fire and Rescue Service along with Trading Standards and AgeUK are bringing you this year's electric blanket testing campaign. If you live in Suffolk and own an electric blanket we're offering the chance for you to come and have it tested free of charge in September and October 2013. We'll have an expert present to check whether your blanket is in working order and safe for use. If your blanket fails the testing we won't return this to you, however you will be offered a FREE replacement.

The nearest places for you to take your blanket to be tested are: -

Kessingland Community Centre (no appointment necessary) Wednesday 25 September

Woodbridge Fire Station Thursday 3 October

Telephone Suffolk Fire and Rescue Service on 01473 260588 to book your appointment.

Please don't forget to bring the blanket's control switch with you as this will need to be tested too. If you are unable to attend an appointment at one of the above testing locations, you can drop off and then collect your electric blanket at Fire Stations across the county at the following dates and times:

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The Fun Dog Show was sponsored by Fromus Vets and kindly judged by Mr Mike HillThe winner of the Best in Show was a cute terrier dog named Bruce from Chelmsford, he was on holiday at Sizewell with his family.Bruce is a rescue dog and had been mistreated in the past by gypseys. He and his owner were presented with the Sue Coxage memorial shield, along with a cup, 1st place rosette and box of dog treats.Thanks for Carol Church and Mel Thurston for organising the dog show.

Get an Inside View of Suffolk's Energy Smart th thBuildings; 12 -15 September

A growing number of Suffolk building owners have been taking the rising cost of energy bills into their own hands, by installing energy efficient and renewable energy measures. And in September residents are being encouraged to visit twenty eight of these inspiring buildings as part of the national

, to meet their owners and find out what they can do themselves to make their own homes or businesses greener and more energy efficient.

opportunity to see for free, real examples of homes, businesses and community buildings that aim to be more environmentally sustainable and cheaper to heat/light.

Buildings as diverse as a 1960s bungalow, a 16th Century stguildhall, a modern semi-detached home and a 21 century

school will be open to the public to visit. Tours will be offered by the owners, to better understand what's involved in transforming a building, so that it has low running costs and reduced environmental impact.

Will Hitchcock of Nayland and owner of a retrofitted Victorian cottage comments: “Opening up my home as part of , is a great opportunity for me to show what really is possible. If you are thinking of renovating or building, I would recommend first visiting some of these buildings for inspiration.”

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Heritage Open Days event

th thHeritage Open Days runs between 12 and 15 September and is an

Heritage Open Days

The event is being coordinated by the Suffolk Climate Change Partnership as part of the Creating the Greenest County initiative and is supported by Suffolk's Councils.

Details of all the buildings open can be viewed at or by visiting any Suffolk

library or tourist information centre.


News

The Ship InnBlaxhall

Good Accommodation & 'Country

cooking' every day

Real ales with famous home-made

Pies, and Puddings

A rare survivor of its type the Ship

offers good value, a friendly social

scene, a busy program of live music

and 8 en-suite guest rooms

For Accommodation and more info

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Results of Snape Fun Day

The Produce Show was sponsored by Thompson & MorganVarley Rose Bowl was won by Mrs Yvonne Noy for the most points overall WI Jug won by Mrs Melanie Thurston for best in Baking & PreservesHambley Tray won by Mr Danny Gant for the best in the Vegetable classesChildrens cups were sponsored by the Crown Inn and won by Jessica Ellis and Luke EllisBig thanks to Sharon Varley for organising the produce show and to Gordon Gilbert for the loan of his tent.

Yvonne Noy receiving the Varley Rose Bowl from Produce Show organiser Sharon Valey, for the most points overall in the show


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Fairtrade @ the Blaxhall Community Coffee morning in September

At the Coffee Morning in September there will be an opportunity to find out more about Fairtrade. Helen Macleod will tell us just what Fairtrade is all about

Fairtrade is about a lot more than

coffee and cake or even bananas and flowers.

Everyone, from Blaxhall or further afield is most welcome ndto come along to the YHA from 10.30 on Tuesday, 2

September to learn about Fairtrading and to enjoy Fairtrade coffee and cakes.

and the part we can play in making it happen.

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SATURDAY SEPT 14TH 2013

IN COMMEMORATION OF ORFORDNESS LIGHTHOUSE

A day of music, dance and story telling on the Quay with a procession through the town

Music by

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River Hundred Folk Band

'6 in a Bar'

Quay Street Whalers

Do come along and join in the fun – music starts at 1.15 pmNo charge

Seafaring food & drink available in local pubs/cafes/club


News

New Season of Great Movies in Glemham

The Great Glemham Village Hall Cinema, GMG or "Great Movies in Glemham" will begin its tenth season in September. These film evenings are open to everyone in the benefice. A welcoming drink and nibbles are always available and are included as part of the free entrance! Obviously there are running costs to be met and donations are invited to meet these. This has, in previous years resulted in a small surplus. This year the surplus was shared between the Village Hall and the Paddington Children's Holiday Scheme, a local charity set up to give a holiday at the Suffolk Coast to inner city children who would otherwise not get away at all.The film nights are on the second Friday of the month from September through to April (with the occasional special additional screening). They are very relaxed, informal evenings. A film is watched and people meet up and chat. Why not come along and see what it's all about? The season begins on Friday 13th September with the latest James Bond film. Doors open at 7.15 and the film starts at 7.45pm.

The programme for the Season is: 13 September Skyfall 11 October Intouchables (Untouchable) 8 November Argo 29 November Opera Special Carmen (2008 Royal Opera House version) 13 December Made in Dagenham 10 January Blade Runner (Final Cut) 14 February The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel 14 March The 39 Steps (Hitchcock version) 11 April The Help

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More from Alde Valley Classics Day ...

We have a little free space this month, so enjoy a couple of bonus photos from the classics day!

The ever-present Barrie, ensuring good order

Polishing the pride and joy


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The Royal British Legion (TRBL) – Snape and Farnham Branch.

August MeetingA slightly longer meeting than normal but enjoyable nonetheless, covering a wide range of our activities and in the pleasant surroundings of the Benhall Club.

rdSnape Fun Day on 3 AugustOnce again we had good weather for this event at which the Branch was prominent in its support, which included transferring tables and chairs to and from the playing field and the supply of a marquee. . We were also able to provide two games – Play your Cards Right and Ring the Bull – which generated considerable interest and amusement and also raised £45, which will go towards the Branch's donation to The Poppy Appeal.

thAlde Valley Classics Day on 11 AugustIn continuing good weather, members also provided Firewood

cut and split to your requirements

£55 per load

Kevin Ross

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considerable assistance at this very successful event, which raised just under £4,000 for The Alde Valley Benefice. Once again our games provided good entertainment.

The Poppy Appeal:The total donation from the Branch for our financial year

thending 30 June 2013 is £1,400.

Legion NewsThe amount spent by the Legion in 2012 on grants for beneficiaries: £18.2m.The number of people who received Legion grants in 2012 was 25,300.

Remembrance Tide th thThis year the period will be from 27 October to 10

November.

ndOur next meeting is at the Benhall Club on Monday 2 September 2013 at 7:30pm, followed by the AGM. Lifts can be arranged if required.

For more details on any of the above please contact: David Mincher (Chairman): 01728 747066 or Alan Edwards (Secretary): 01728 688502.

For more information about The Royal British Legion visit www.britishlegion.org.uk

Alde Valley Luncheon ClubthOur Summer Party on 13 August was greatly enjoyed by

members, and we were fortunate to have Jacci Churchman and Debbie Tayler sing for us.

thOur next lunch is on Tuesday 10 September when roast beef with Yorkshire pudding will be served followed by jam sponge pudding and custard. If you have any queries regarding the Club, please contact the Club Secretary Brigid, on 602030.

Kim Curtis

Dog Walker

01728 688584


News

Snape Missionary

Rachel Ullmer (below), who is supported by St John the Baptist Church Snape through the Church Missionary Society is working in Pakistan undertaking teacher training, particularly for women. She is seen here on a recent 4 day maths training session with some teachers.

It was bi-lingual, covering a range of topics aimed at improving the teachers' subject knowledge and also allowed the teachers to make geometric Islamic drawings, 3-D shapes and various other problem solving activities. The teachers (above right) were very keen and came in early to do homework and try new activities.

Super Styling in Snape

Snape, and surrounding villages have recently gained the services of a new top hair stylist. Janene has worked for over 20 years in the industry and has a gained a wealth of knowledge during this time. She has become an ‘Award winning’ Salon owner of two successful salons, gaining accolades such as ‘Finalist in the British Hairdressing Business awards ‘Salon of the Year – Independent’ in 2000 and 2001, furthered by ownership of a Salon in France, where she was featured in the National press an outstanding business.

Janene has now settled with her family in Suffolk and is looking forward to providing a fantastic service in your own home.

Suffolk Wildlife Trust - Upcoming Events

Weds 11 Sept - Wildlife of Poland - illustrated talk for Suffolk Wildlife Trust by Steve Piotrowski at Leiston United Church Hall. 7.30pm, entrance £2.50, open to all.

Weds 9 Oct - Birds of Suffolk - illustrated talk for Suffolk Wildlife Trust by Bill Baston at Leiston United Church Hall. 7.30pm, entrance £2.50, open to all.

Great Glemham Macmillan Coffee Morning

On Friday September 27th in Great Glemham Village Hall from 10am- 12 noon there will be a coffee morning to raise funds for Macmillan Cancer Support. There will be tea, coffee, cakes, 'Bring and Buy' and bric-a-brac stalls and a raffle. Everyone is welcome. Please come along and support this very worthwhile cause.


News

Just Married...

Francesca Bate and Christopher Roe after their wedding at St Andrew's Church, Little Glemham

Elliot Hart and Camilla Macnab after their wedding at St Mary Magdalene's Church, Sternfield

News from Blaxhall Common

Following on from the success of last year’s on-site meeting at the Blaxhall Big Common, Suffolk Wildlife Trust will be hosting a second on-site meeting at the Blaxhall Big Common on the 12th October 2013 at 2.30pm, following Terry Peake’s work party.

Please meet in the car park on the north side of the Tunstall to Snape road. This will be a quick tour of the common to look at Suffolk Wildlife Trusts planned management work for this winter. If you would like to go along and volunteer as part of the working party beforehand, then please phone Terry Peake on 01728 746004. Ben Calvesbert is the Sandlings Warden for the Suffolk Wildlife Trust. You can phone Ben on 01394 388431 or e-mail [email protected].

The Manor of Blaxhall

A GENERAL COURT BARON AND LEET for the above manor, will be holden at the Blaxhall Village Hall, in Blaxhall, on Saturday the fourteenth day of September instant, at two o'clock in the afternoon; and all persons having any business to transact at such Court, are requested to take notice thereof, and attend accordingly.

Anthony M BreenSteward

Blaxhall Fete

Blaxhall Fete took place on Saturday 17th August under slightly threatening skies, but luckily escaped with only a shower. A good crowd enjoyed an afternoon of varied stalls and events, helping to raise over £2000. We’ll bring you a full report and photos next month.

Great Glemham Quiz

Will take place on Saturday 19th October Quiz in Great Glemham Village Hall. In aid of Paddington Children's Holiday Scheme.

July rainfall (mm) in Great Glemham

Weddings

The marriage of Francesca Alexandra Loveridge Bate and Christopher Mark Roe took place at St Andrew's

rdChurch, Little Glemham, on 3 August, 2013

The marriage of Camilla Laura Macnab and Elliot David Hart took place at St Mary Magdalene's Church,

thSternfield on 10 July, 2013

Funerals

The funeral of David Gordon Halford, aged 68, took place nd

at St Mary 's Church, Farnham, on 2 August, 2013 followed by burial in the churchyard.

The Funeral of Rosalie Ann Moyes, took place at St Mary's thChurch Farnham, on 7 August, 2013 followed by burial at

the Green Burial Ground

The funeral of Edward David Van Lennep aged 91, took thplace at St John the Baptist Church, Snape on 20 August,

2013 followed by burial in the churchyard.

The funeral of Angela Mary Rix aged 83, took place at St ndJohn the Baptist Church, Snape on 22 August, 2013

followed by burial in the churchyard.

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Blaxhall Highs and Lows in July

Highest 27.3° C 22nd

Lowest 7.8° C 6th

Windiest 29mph 29th

3 23 25 27 30 31

4.5 0.5 1 4 8 1.5

Contact Us

If you wish to contact the Ebb and Flow team with contributions, questions, letters, advertising enquries, etc please email [email protected]. Please remember we are a small team of volunteers so may not get back to you immediately, but will try to do so within a few days.

After keeping everyone waiting summer has really arrived with a bang in the last couple of months. Despite tailing off a little in August we (in Blaxhall at least) have still enjoyed primarily dry weather with temperatures passing 20 degrees on all but a single day, topping out at 29.3 on the first of the month. The sun hasn’t been quite to keen to show itself as it was during July, but on the whole it’s still been very nice. Complete details of August’s highs and lows will appear in the next issue.


The Puzzle Page

September Crossword Across

1. Freedom (7)5. Berate (5)8. Rhinal (5)9. Amazing (7)10. Impassive (7)11. Tendency (5)12. Fruit (6)14. Loved (6)17. Banquet (5)19. Gossip (7)22. Embrocations (7)23. Entomb (5)24. Arrows (5)25. Mariners (7)

Down

1. Golf course (5)2. Woodwind instrument (7)3. Object surviving the past (5)4. Annual (6)5. Perfumed (7)6. Earth's protective layer (5)7. Feared (7)12. Perplexed (7)13. Countries (7)15. Rice dish (7)16. Dissertation (6)18. Change (5)20. Legal excuse (5)21. Tall tales (5)

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September Sudoku


Letters & Quiz

September Quiz – In this Month

st1) Who invaded who on 1 September, 1939 ?.th2) Who invaded who on 17 September , 1939 ?

th3) Which country attacked Biafra on 19 September, 1967 ? nd4) What event started in London on 2 September, 1666 ?

nd5) In which Battle was Lord Kitchener successful on 2 September, 1898 ? 6) Over which product did war break out in China in September 1839 ? 7) Which cricketer scored 152 in their Test debut v Australia at the Oval in September 1880

th8) What event took place in New York on 11 September, 2001 ?

th9) Which, U.S. President died on 14 September, 2001 after being shot ?

th10) Which ship was launched by the Queen on 20 September, 1967 ?

nd11) Which two countries went to war on 22 September, 1980 ?

th12) Which Chinese leader died on 9 September, 1982 ? th13) Which princess died in a car crash on 14 September

1982 ? 14) Which newspaper replaced the Daily Herald in September, 1964 ?

st15) Which island was annexed by Great Britain on 21 September, 1955 ? 16) From which prison did a mass escape take place in September 1983 ? 17) Which aircraft made its first non-stop crossing of the

thAtlantic on 26 September, 2013 ? th18) What was abolished on 26 September, 1968 ?

th19) Which Pope died on 29 September, 1978 after a reign of only 33 days ? 20) Which Prime Minister proclaimed “Peace in our time” in

Answers to the August Quiz

1) On which island was the first Scout camp held in 1907 ? Brownsea Island

st2) On which country did Germany declare war on 1 August 1914 ? Russia3) Who discovered oxygen in August 1774 ? Joseph Priestly

rd4) The invasion of which country on 3 August, 1914 cause Britain to Declare war on Germany ? Belgium

rd5) Which poet of the first world war was born on 3 August 1887 ? Rupert Brooke

th6) Which music festival opened on 15 August, 1969 ? Woodstock7) Which Russian President was placed under house arrest in August 1991 ? Mikhail Gorbachev 8) In which year did Hawaii become the 5oth US state ? 19599) On August 23, 1914,at which battle did British troops fight in mainland Europe for the first time since Battle of Waterloo in 1815 ? Mons

rd10) To which building did British troops set fire on 23 August, 1814 ? The White House

th11) On 26 August who entered Paris ? General de Gaulle12) Which manager of the Beatles, died of an overdose on August 27, 1967? Brian Epstein

13) Which model of car was first built in August 1914 ? Ford Model T

th14) Which very famous pop singer was born in Indiana on 28 August, 1958? Michael Jackson

th15) Which Swedish-born actress died in London on 29 August, 1982 ? Ingrid Bergman 16) What was the name given to the hurricane which U.S. Gulf Coast, near New Orleans, on 29th August 2005 ? Hurricane Katrina17) In World War Two in which country was the “Gothic Line” ? Italy18) In which year did the August Bank Holiday move from the first Monday to the last ? 197119) In August of which year did Peter, Paul and Mary release “If I had a hammer”? 196220) In August of which year did the Beatles “Yellow Submarine” Reach No.1 ? 1966

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My daughter is due to start at Thomas Mil ls High School in Framlingam in September. However, as we are out of catchment it is looking likely that there wil l not be any spare places on any of the school or public transport available

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Above left: After serving lunch to the members of the Alde Valley Lunch Club at the Riverside, Debbi Tayler and Jacci Plant formed a duet to provide additional entertainment, singing a number of popular songs with their very well matched voices. Above right: Benhall Show Queen Holly Jarman and attendant Georgie O'Connor and Alice Cosgrove. Top left: Best in Show at Snape Fun Day, winning dog Bruce Hampston, receiving the Sue Coxage Memorial Shield from dog show organiser Carol Churcher and judge Mike Hill.

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