JULY - Following a wonderful lunch at The Froize, Chillesford, members arrived at Southwold on the annual outing to the Summer Theatre. Once again Annette Dwyer-Joyce, Social Secretary, had planned a great day out and from the start to the finish everything went as meticulously planned. Although she had no control over the weather this, too, was perfect with clear blue skies and a welcome cooling breeze (it seems there is always a "cooling breeze" at Southwold, especially on the pier!). Bracing was a term that was used by those who took a turn on the short but interesting pier. Later, after a stroll around the town and for some an afternoon cuppa, members were treated to the farcical play: "Charlie's Aunt", written by Brandon Thomas in 1892, and professionally executed by regular players in Jill Freud's summer season of plays at Southwold. Homeward bound, and members were treated to a snack supplied by Annette, with delicious cake cooked by Barbara Dennehy, to round off what can easily be described as "perfect" in every way. (Report: Brian Leith)