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Diary Dates for September 2016

6 September Candlestick Club p 11

10 September Golden Mile run p 15

13 September Garden Club p 21

15 September Buxhall Broadcast deadline p 4

21 September WI p 5

24 September Mega Quiz Fun Night p 22

25 September Shelland Harvest Tea p 11

27 September FHOBS Lunch Club (Jill 616555)

30 September Fit Villages deadline p 13

Diary Dates for October 2016

1 October Macmillan Coffee morning p 17

15 October Buxhall Broadcast deadline p 4

25 October Quiz Night p 7

25 October FHOBS Lunch Club (Jill 616555)

29 October Autumn Supper p 9

Buxhall

Broadcast

September 2016

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Church Services for September 2016

Priest in Charge: The Revd Chris Childs, 135 Poplar Hill, Stowmarket IP14 2AY 01449 673280 or revcchilds@aol.com

Assistant Curate: The Revd Rachel Cornish, The Rectory, Woodlands Close, Onehouse IP14 3HL 01449 257622 or rev.rachelcornish@gmail.com

4 September: The Fifteenth Sunday after Trinity

Isaiah 61, 10-end; Galatians 4, 4-7; Luke 1, 46-55 9.30 am Patronal Sung Eucharist Buxhall

11 September: The Sixteenth Sunday after Trinity

Exodus 32, 7-14; Psalm 51, 1-11; 1 Timothy 1, 12-17; Luke 15, 1-10 9.30 am Holy Communion Harleston 9.30 am Holy Communion Shelland 9.30 am Matins Buxhall 11.00 am Holy Communion Onehouse 4.00 pm Deanery Confirmation Combs The Rt Revd Martin Seeley, Bishop of St Edmundsbury & Ipswich

18 September: The Seventeenth Sunday after Trinity

Amos 8, 4-7; Psalm 113; 1 Timothy 2, 1-7; Luke 16, 1-13 11.00 am Holy Communion Onehouse 11.00 am Harvest Festival Great Finborough 6.30 pm Deanery Songs of Praise Shelland

25 September: The Eightenth Sunday after Trinity Amos 6, 1a & 4-7; Psalm 146; 1 Timothy 6, 6-19; Luke 16 19-end 9.30 am Holy Communion Buxhall 9.30 am Holy Communion Harleston 11.00 am Holy Communion Great Finborough 11.00 am Harvest Festival Onehouse 3.00 pm Harvest Festival Shelland

2 October: The Nineteenth Sunday after Trinity

Habakkuk 1,1-4 & 2,1-4; Psalm 37 1-9; 2 Timothy 1, 1-14; Luke 17, 5-10 9.30 am Sung Eucharist Buxhall 9.30 am Reflective Morning Prayer Shelland 11.00 am Holy Communion Great Finborough 3.00 pm Harvest Festival Harleston

We meet for:

Morning Prayer 10.00am Saturdays St Mary’s, Combs (Lady Chapel)

Holy Communion 9.30am Wednesdays St John the Baptist, Onehouse

Midday Prayer 12 noon Tuesdays St Mary’s, Buxhall

Evening Prayer 4.30pm Thursdays St Andrew’s, Great Finborough

All welcome! Whether you are a regular worshipper or a visitor to our churches this Sunday, you

will find a warm welcome at any of our services.

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Mega Quiz Fun Night

7.00pm Saturday 24 September

Pettiward Hall, Great Finborough IP14 3AE

Jacket Potato supper & choice of fillings included

Please bring your own drinks

Teams of up to 6 people – individuals are invited to join together to create teams on the night

Tickets £8 per person from:

Irene Bugg 01449 616865

Sadie Watts 01449 612397

Cathy Croome 01449 677128

Buxhall and Shelland Church Fete – Cake Stall

Many, many thanks to all of you who donated handmade cakes and biscuits for the cake stall at this year’s fete.

As usual we were very popular, with people making a bee-line for our stall and your delicious cakes.

Thank you for your generosity

Denise and Lavinia

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From Onehouse Rectory

September always feels to me like another start to the year. For those engaged in education it certainly is and as meetings and events pick up again after the summer break we can be forgiven for thinking – here we go again. No sign of Christmas in the shops as I write but Harvest Festivals, Christmas planning, darker nights and the endless cycle of meetings are here again. For many it is the long run without break to the end of the year and many hate the darker nights. What happened to the Trafalgar and St Edmund Bank Holiday suggestions?

But into the ever circling year comes the New with the potential for transformation. We did very well at the Olympics, giving our international standing a great boost at a time when many feel Brexit has signalled isolationist/retro tendencies. The Olympics mirror our traditional sense of fair play. Our democracy can still allow the real concerns of people to speak over the political parties with the Brexit vote. The Olympic boost will perhaps give us new vigour on the world stage as we re-negotiate our international relationships, and, locally, think how we relate to those different to us and vice versa. Transformation indeed.

Again Buxhall and Shelland’s Fete was a wonderful success, the scaffolding is down at Great Finborough and the faculty granted for the new facilities there, Combs Roof repair is about to start and their Bell Fund is being relaunched to provide 8 (4 more) for that wonderful tower. Perhaps they can be ringing to celebrate the Centenary of the end of WWI? Baptisms are nearly weekly now… we have eight to be confirmed in their faith.

Then on the other hand the darkness of the terrorist atrocities in Continental Europe mirrored by those in Asia are closer to us now literally and emotionally. What is it, we wonder, that drives the terrorism of Isis and others? On the Sunday nearest their deaths Buxhall has commemorated each of the soldiers from that parish killed in the First World War. It has been poignant. The reasons for war and terrorism are complex but perhaps it is something to do with that most basic human instinct – greed – which seems to make some feel they are entitled to more than others – or even to take their lives. Injustice, greed, cheating and selfishness are probably in our DNA but

Harvest Festivals call us to remember that what we have is loaned by God, it may have been inherited, it may have been by the sweat of our brow because of our God-given abilities, but ultimately we all die. Will we be remembered as a people who were generous with what we have acknowledging it’s not really ours, looking forward with hope and an open hand – or as a people who meanly defended that which we have because

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Deadline for October issue: 15th September 2016

Editor: Lesley Steed Telephone: 01449 737991

E-mail: lesleyann.steed@btinternet.com

Address: Leffey Hall, Brettenham Road, Buxhall IP14 3DX

Please note that articles and advertisements are individual contributions

and do not necessarily represent the views of Buxhall Parochial Church

Council or Buxhall Parish Council. The Editor’s decision is final.

Advertising

If you would like to place an advert in the Buxhall Broadcast, please

contact Lesley Steed by e-mail at lesleyann.steed@btinternet.com or

telephone 01449 737991. An electronic version of your advert is

especially welcome as it will then be nice and crisp! However, I will be

happy to help you publish any other format. Current rates are:

¼ page £6 / issue ½ page £8 / issue Full page £12 / issue

St Mary’s Parish Church contacts

Priest-in-Charge

The Revd Chris Childs Combs Rectory, Stowmarket IP14 2AY 673280 Assistant Curate The Revd Rachel Cornish The Rectory, Woodlands Cl, Onehouse IP14 3HL

Churchwardens:

Mr David Steed Leffey Hall, Buxhall 737991

Mr David King Peacock Ridge, Buxhall 737405

Lay Elders:

Mrs Jill Reed Old School Court, Stowmarket 616555

Mrs Angela Pead Tiree, High Road, Great Finborough 674754

Mrs Gill Ling 5 Stearn Drive, Onehouse 613523

Mr Tony Bugg 108 Spencer Way, Stowmarket 616865

Mrs Irene Bugg 108 Spencer Way, Stowmarket 616865

All of the ministry team of this benefice are available for pastoral care - to

offer a space to talk informally, to offer support and prayer.

Buxhall Broadcast is published by St Mary’s Parochial Church Council with generous support

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Great Finborough and District Garden Club

The traditional summer holiday for the Garden Club, when we sit back and admire the fruits of our labours and hopefully harvest and enjoy them too, has passed all too quickly and it is time to report on the events of the last two months as well as look forward to the season of autumn meetings.

The club hosted the annual Open Gardens on a day which produced heavy rain in the morning but cleared up nicely by mid-afternoon on 3 July. Visitor numbers were high with many travelling some distance to reach us. The combination of ticket sales, proceeds from the plant stall, tombola and teas meant that we were able to donate the grand sum of £1460 and €20 to St Andrew’s Church for the loo/kitchen fund.

The club is tremendously grateful to everyone who opened their gardens, displayed their classic cars, helped out on the day or just supported our endeavours. The preview evening BBQ “on the President’s Lawn” for those who volunteered to open their gardens was very well supported and thoroughly enjoyed by all.

The major social occasion of the gardening year, the annual club BBQ was held on 28 July and saw almost all of the club’s membership plus guests invade Pat and Peter Turner’s garden at the Little House to celebrate another successful Garden Club year. This year it was decided that the Pettiward Hall would be the recipient of funds raised at the BBQ. The weather was cooler than usual on BBQ night but this did not impair the generous and sociable spirit of the Club with £250 being raised. Thank you all. The horticultural aspect of the club was covered by admiration of Pat and Peter’s now mature prairie border, flourishing vegetable patch and bountiful tomatoes. Thank you both, your kindness in allowing us to use your lovely garden for this occasion is much appreciated by us all. I am sure that the members would also wish me to express our thanks to the team of cooks, John, Ian and Peter, who ably ensured that we all ate at the same time, to all members for the wonderful array of delicious salads and desserts and to those members who assisted with the setup and take down of the marquee, tables and chairs.

The first event in the new Garden Club year is a talk given by the Master Composter Alan Arnold with recipes, tips and thoughts on the current council views on composting. This will take place on 13 September at 7.30pm in the Upper Room of the Pettiward Hall.

Finally, if you are interested in joining the garden club or would like to join us for any event you will be very welcome. Meetings are held on the second Thursday of the month, membership is only £15.00 per household per year and there is a charge of £2.50 for guest attendance at any single meeting. For further information contact either: John Davey on 674401 or john@abbeyclassics.co.uk or Judith Cameron on 672978 or judyandian@btinternet.com.

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Buxhall WI

It has been a busy summer for the Buxhall W.I. with a royal themed garden party kindly hosted at Hall

Orchard by Tomlinson Groundcare, meetings in July and August, evening walks and outings including Ladies’ Day at the races and Southwold Theatre.

We now look forward to the autumn. Our meeting on 21 September is entitled 'Hands-on First Aid'. We meet on the third Wednesday of each month at 7.30pm in Buxhall Village Hall. Visitors are assured of a warm welcome.

Jane (736160)

At the time of writing the dust is just about settling on the 2016 Buxhall and Shelland Church fete. Thanks to an amazing crowd of volunteers, hordes of visitors and perfect weather, we celebrated another largely successful fete. Regrettably the parade of classic cars had to be cancelled, our apologies for any disappointment this may have caused.

More details of the event will follow in the October edition and on our web-site at www.buxhallfete.co.uk in due course.

Huge thanks to all who contributed, worked and supported us as without you the fete could not happen. You are all STARS!!!

Arthur Hicks on behalf of all the Fete Committee.

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it is Ours? That is not the way of Christ – that is not the way to lead a life that is full of richness and contentment. So the years ever circle and we all circle with them, might we take this new beginning to engage with the good and positive that we can see all around us? Might we contribute our mon-ey, time or talent to that which is good, fair and LIFE giving?

All good wishes

Rev Chris

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Registered Charity Number: 079987

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9.15 am – 11.00 am

For children aged 0 – 3 yrs - £2 per child, £2.50 per family

Weekly changing themed activities

Play, Craft, and Laughter

Healthy snack for the children and a cuppa for the

adults included

Sing a long and calming story circle time with NVQ qualified member of

our pre-school team…a chance to meet each other.

First Session Free – you will soon feel very welcome!

All children must be accompanied by a parent or carer.

We would like to invite you to join our friendly village pre-school

What can we offer?

Qualified, caring and experienced staff

Excellent facilities and equipment

Good OFSTED report including 5 areas of outstanding.

For children aged 2½ to 5

Funded places for eligible 2 and 3 year olds and all 4 year olds.

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Monday to Thursday: 9:15 am to 3:00 pm

Fridays: 9:15 am to 12:30 pm

For further details, please contact Delia Prior (pre-school leader) on

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Rattlesden & District Village Shop and Post Office

We are YOUR local community shop, run entirely by volunteers striving

to keep our prices competitive – check us out, we may surprise you!

We aim to provide a service for all the community, especially those who

may be elderly or frail, or who are not able to get into town. However,

we also need YOUR custom to remain viable.

In addition to a large range of normal stock, we have regular deliveries of

locally produced eggs (Flowton), bread and cakes (Palmers), honey

(Rattlesden or Tostock), flour (Pakenham), mayonnaise and rapeseed oil

(Heveningham), ham, bacon & sausages (Grange Farm), pies, quiches

and snacks (Buxhall). Orders can be taken. We also stock a large range

of ice-creams.

The fishmonger calls every Friday 2.45pm (orders can be left at shop).

Post office services include cash/foreign currency/home-shopping

returns/dry-cleaning/shoe repairs.

Shop opens 9—5 daily, 9—1.00 Sat. (01449 736199)

P.O. 9—1.00 daily, 9—12.30 Sat. (01449 736197)

Come and see us – we need you – you need us!

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Little Ernie

Congratulations to the July prize draw winners:

Brian Tunbridge First Prize £25 Trudy Gibbs Second Prize £10 John Hicks Third Prize £5 Val Lord Fourth Prize £5

The draw was made at the Whist Drive held in the Village Hall on 1 July 2016

Also congratulations to the August prize draw winners:

Doreen Drewery First Prize £25 Doreen Clayton Second Prize £10 Nicky Fisher Third Prize £5 Betty Steed Fourth Prize £5

The draw was made at the Whist Drive held in the Village Hall on 5 August 2016

The Autumn Fun Quiz

The Autumn Quiz will be held in the Village Hall on

Saturday 22 October at 7.30pm.

£3 per person

Please bring your own drinks and nibbles

To book you or your team in please ring Mim or Keith by

Friday 21 October on 736598

Any draw prizes will be greatly appreciated

In aid of Village Hall Funds

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Macmillan Coffee Morning

Buxhall Village Hall

1 October 2016

10.00am till 12.00pm

All welcome to come along for a cuppa. The event will include home-made cakes, games and raffle.

Donations of cakes and prizes very gratefully received by Julie and Doreen at 16 & 17 Brettenham Road, Buxhall. For more info call 01449 736185

Buxhall & Shelland Church Fête – Tea Tent

Many, many thanks to all of you who so generously

donated your delicious homemade cakes and

savouries to the Tea Tent at the Fête on Saturday 6

August.

Some of our visitors obviously decided a cup of tea and something to

eat was their absolute priority on arrival and we were busy from the

start. The team rapidly swung into action and carried on non-stop until

the close. Everything donated was sold, and helped us raise a very

significant sum for our churches.

We are very grateful to all to those who helped us set everything up

beforehand and to the wonderful team who worked so hard on the

day to keep the hot water flowing, make and serve the drinks, serve

cakes, take the cash, wash up, clear tables, etc. etc.

And of course, thanks to all our customers who supported us on the

day!

Thanks to you all

Chris H-D

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Here at the Buxhall Crown we pride ourselves on only using the freshest ingredients possible for our menu, our deliveries are daily and all our food is cooked for you when you order. This ensures you get your food just how you want it. Every thing possible is made on the premises from Craig’s delicious sticky toffee ice cream to our apple-smoked pork belly.

On Sundays we also offer a roast rump of mature British beef along with our usual menu. This proves to be very popular so be sure to reserve the beef when you book your table.

As usual a warm welcome is guaranteed to eaters, drinkers and dogs.

To avoid disappointment please call ahead to book a table on 01449 736521.

See our website for more information and for our daily menu: www.thebuxhallcrown.co.uk e-mail: mail@thebuxhallcrown.co.uk

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Autumn Supper in Great Finborough, Pettiward Hall

'Murder in Middlefield Drive!'

Now that I have your attention, this is a call out to anyone willing to be a cast member in a short (10-15 minute) sketch for the Autumn Supper on

Saturday 29 October 2016

The theme is 'Murder on the Orient Express' and Norfolk-based playwright Eileen Ryan is writing a specially adapted skit for the event, including village references. I will direct as many people as wish to be involved!

If you're interested please email kathburlinson@gmail.com asap. There will be a couple of evening rehearsals prior to the event as well as a rehearsal on the Saturday.

Equity rates do not apply!

A themed evening for our

Autumn Supper

Pettiward Hall, Great Finborough

Saturday 29 October at 7.30 pm

Dust off your posh outfits and come along to an evening of food which is on the theme of the Orient Express and for one night only, an extra treat of local talent performing for us in our own “Murder in Middlefield Drive!” a special skit for the event written by playwright Eileen Ryan.

Tickets £12.50 per person—please bring your own drinks. Available from:

Irene Bugg 01449 616865

Cathy Croome 01449 677128

Emma Hines : 01449 775525

Proceeds in aid of St Andrew’s Church, Great Finborough

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Saturday 8.00 am to 12.30 pm

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Stowmarket Striders

A cheque for two thousand pounds has been presented by

Stowmarket Striders Running Club to MS-UK.

The £2,000 cheque was the latest donation to the charity from

Stowmarket Striders, which donates its profits each year from the

Stowmarket Half Marathon, in memory of Joe Cox.

Surrounded by club members the charity’s events co-ordinator, Mark

Drain, received the cheque on behalf of the charity from Race Director

Les Basham

This year’s race, held annually at Tomlinson Groundcare’s Buxhall

base, heralded a new course record by Aaron Scott of Notts AC who

ran the 13.2 miles in an amazing 1:09:17.

Over the last ten years the running club, which has over 350 members

of all ages and abilities, has donated more than £17,000 to MS-UK.

Stowmarket Striders meets twice weekly for friendly and social

training sessions supervised by UK Athletics-qualified coaches. They

ensure any training suits your ability and will help you achieve your

goals – whether it is simply running for fun or completing a marathon.

The next race being hosted by the club is their Golden Mile, on

Saturday 10 September when runners will be invited to try and run a

mile through Stowmarket from 2.00pm, finishing in the midst of the

town's beach party festivities. All profits from this race, which has

been generously sponsored by Cedarwood Veterinary Practice,

Munton’s, Sweatshop, Stowmarket Town Council and SynergyWeb,

will go to the Maria Trust.

And you can also now enter the annual Scenic Seven, on

Remembrance Sunday.

For club details go to www.stowmarketstriders.org.uk.

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From The Registers

Baptisms Great Finborough Ozelle Fitzgerald VILLIERS 25 June 2016

Date of birth: 2 June 2013

Oliver Thomas VILLIERS 25 June 2016

Date of birth: 22 April 2016

Alice Eve MICHIE 23 July 2016

Date of birth: 23 July 2016

Oliver Johannes CARTER-SCHWARTZ 7 August 2016

Date of birth: 28 January 2016

Harleston

James Magus KOOPS 23 July 2016

Date of birth: 16 August 2015

Weddings

Onehouse 4 June 2016 Wayne Charles MARSHALL and Gemma Louise Wallace

Buxhall 25 June 2016

Charles James DOYCE and Jessica COLSON

Funerals

Buxhall

Thomasine Margaret Yvonne SCARSE 20 July 2016

Died 28 June 2016, aged 93

James (Jim) Terence HUBBLE 29 July 2016

Died 11 July 2016, aged 84

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Buxhall and Great Finborough Over 60s

Candlestick Club

Club members have enjoyed two excellent outings since we last went into publication. In July we had a lovely day in Cambridge, calling at a garden centre on the way, we then enjoyed a two hour boat trip on the River Cam. This also included a delicious cream tea.

In August we were on the coach again, this time to Long Melford, stopping at Corn Craft on the way. In Melford some members enjoyed Melford Hall and the Beatrix Potter exhibition, while others walked down Long Melford Long Street enjoying the antique and tea shops.

Our final outing of 2016 is a day trip to Clacton. This is on Tuesday 6 September. Coach times are from Great Finborough Old Chapel at 9.45am, Buxhall Village Hall at 9.50am and on to Harleston for 10.00am. Please let Keith (736598) or Katie (736430) know if you wish to go.

New members are always welcome!

King Charles the Martyr Shelland Church

Harvest Tea

At Reed Farm Barn, Onehouse

4.30pm on Sunday 25 September 2016

Please also join us for a Harvest Festival Service in Shelland

Church at 3.00pm

Tickets £7.50 (Children under 8 years £3.50)

Contact:

Rosemary Roe: 01449 736591

Lisa Hicks: 01359 245013

Tea Cups Tea Rooms, Woolpit

lisa.hicks@live.co.uk

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Avon Rep required for Buxhall

Would you like to

earn some extra money?

Be your own boss?

Have flexible hours?

Work from home?

I am an Independent Avon Sales Leader and an experienced Avon rep

who is building a local team. Living in Stowmarket, I will be close by to

offer you all the training, support and help you need to be a success.

Please get in touch with me, Helen Toffanello, if you are interested or

would like more information.

h.toffanello@gmail.com 07563 755617

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Would you like to be more active in Buxhall?

Activities such as Keep Fit, Circuit training, Pilates, Nordic Walking, Yoga, Gentle Stretching, Chair Based Exercise,

Dance and Tai Chi have been popular in other villages, but we are open to new ideas and welcome your suggestions…

Why get involved?

Stronger Community ties: get to know other local people

Get active locally: try something new, enjoy being more active

Social: Enjoy refreshments and a chat at the end of the session

Instructor led: Structured, professional ,targeted to suit you

Open to beginners, all ages and abilities

Affordable: heavily subsidised programmes

How can you get involved?

Tell us what you want to do and when!

1. Name:

2. Contact Number

3. Activities you are interested in

4. Preferred time of day

5. Preferred day(s) of the week

Email, call or text your comments to; Hollie Wood (Suffolk Sport): hollie.wood@suffolksport.com/ 07900 138849

** RETURN COMMENTS BY FRIDAY 30 SEPTEMBER **

Thank you!