St. Mary's June 2017 Magazine

Church of St. Mary the Virgin
Finedon
Parish Magazine
May 2017
Our Worship in June Year A
From the Vicarage June 2017
A Musical Risotto
Summer Fete
Marjorie’s Coffee Morning
In My Day
And Much
More
Saturday 24th June
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Digital Edition

Vicar:
Finedon Parish Church: St Mary The Virgin
The Revd Richard Coles,
St Mary the Virgin Finedon, The Vicarage,
Church Hill, Finedon, Northants, NN9 5NR
01933 681 786, Mobile 07885 967 960
email: revdrichardcoles@yahoo.co.uk
Assistant Honorary Priest Fr Peter Baden,01832 733186
email: p.baden36@btinternet.com
Reader Mr Michael Duncombe, 01536 483935
email: mikeduncombe61@gmail.com
Parish Clerk
Mrs Gill Foster Tel: 680364 (To whom first
contact for Baptisms and weddings must be
made).
Churchwardens: Mrs Jane Read Tel: 680522
Mr Neil Forster Tel: 682177
PCC Secretary: Mrs Gill Foster Tel: 680364
Treasurer: Mr Andrew Weatherill Tel: 682212
Magazine Editor: Mrs Janet Millington, Tel: 681161.
email: millingtonjanet@aol.com
(to whom all copy should addressed by
the 15 th of the month prior to publication)
Director of Music Mr Jonathan Harris Tel: 01933 779059,
Mobile 07791 664507
Email: Hjonathan83@aol.com
Deputy Organists
Mrs. Kathy Roberts
Mr Oliver Grigg
Choirmaster: Mr. Bryan Chapman Tel: 398818
Tower Captain Mr Bryan Chapman, Tel 398818
Web Site
www.finedonphotographs.org.uk/
bellringers.html
Archivist
St Michael’s Mission Room:
Bryan & Christine Chapman
Tel: 01933 398818
Times Of Services:
Sundays
8.00 am Holy Eucharist
9.30 am Parish Eucharist.
6.00 pm Evensong (1st Sunday of the Month)
Visit us on the Web at www.stmarysfinedon.co.uk

From The Vicarage June 2017
Just back from Scotland and our annual spring jaunt, not to Kintyre this
time but Galloway, in the south west corner, where the world's most
handsome cattle, belted Galloways, graze, and Gavin Maxwell, of otter
fame, hailed.
We were staying in an ancient house on the Maxwell estate, much
reduced these days, and history lies thickly there. The Maxwells go back
centuries, but long before they arrived, St Ninian, the apostle to this part
of the world, landed in the fourth century and brought Christianity to the
Picts, some two hundred years before his more famous colleague St
Columba, did the same for the peoples of the north. You can walk down
to the sea where St Ninian made landfall today through fields of
bluebells, and visit the cave where he settled (although I have to say as
caves go it's nothing special). But even earlier than that, not far from our
house, are the Drumtroddan Stones, erected by a Bronze Age tribe long
before Christianity arrived. It is also a wonderfully remote place, and on a
clear night, as owls flit by moonlight, you can easily imagine yourself
almost out of time, standing where ancient tribes, and Picts, and monks
and Maxwells once trod. I love those moments where you feel suddenly
disconnected for the present and reconnected to history. It happens
quite often in church, for those of us who are fortunate to inhabit a space
long hallowed by our forefathers and foremothers. Not only does it
remind us that we fit into a longer story than that of our own CVs, it also
reminds us that the dramas and excitements and misadventures of our
civic life - the pitch and toss of elections and their outcomes - are passing
things, important, but belonging, like us, to a grander narrative. I think our
faith encourages us to take the longer view, to seek a wider perspective
than the present moment, in which the God-given and inalienable
dignity of all people, of whatever background, creed, or political
conviction, can be readily recognised and upheld.
Yours in Christ,
Fr Richard.
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Our Worship in June
Year A
4th – Pentecost
Acts 2. 1 -21
Psalm 104. 26 – 36.37b
1 Corinthians12. 3b – 13
John 20. 19 -23
Hymns
175 Come down, O Love divine
(Tune Down Ampney)
174 Breathe on me, Breath of God
(Tune Carlisle)
179 Come, Holy Spirit, come!
Anthem: Tallis If Ye Love Me
178 Come Holy Ghost, our souls
inspire
4th – Choral Evensong for
Pentecost
191 O thou who camest from above
Responses: Smith
Psalm 67 (Chant Bairstow)
182 Gracious Spirit, Holy Ghost
(Tune Charity) Canticles: Walmisley in
d minor Anthem: Ives Listen Sweet
Dove
181 Eternal Ruler of the ceaseless
round (Tune Song 1)
11th – Trinity Sunday
Isaiah 40. 12 -17. 27 to end
Psalm 8
2 Corinthians 13. 11 -end
Matt hew 28. 16 – 20
Hymns
202 Holy, holy, holy! Lord God
almighty
383 Be still for the presence of the
Lord
392 Bright the vision that delighted
Anthem: Vivaldi Gloria
230 Ye watchers and ye holy ones
Psalm 116. 1, 10-17
Romans 5, 1 – 8
Mattheww 9. 35 – 10. 8 ( 9-23)
Hymns
89 O worship the Lord in the
beauty of holiness
2 Christ, whose glory fills the
skies
628 Ye that know the Lord is
gracious
Anthem: Bach Jesu Joy Of Man’s
Desiring
516 Love divine, all loves excelling
(Tune Love Divine)
25th – 2nd Sunday after Trinity
Genesis 21. 8 – 21
Psalm 86. 1 – 10
Romans 6. 1b – 11
Matthew 10,24 – 39.
601 Thou didst leave thy throne and
thy kingly crown
582 Take up thy cross, the Saviour
said
380 At the name of Jesus (Tune
Camberwell) Anthem: Tye O Come Ye
Servants Of The Lord
81 Lord, for the years your love has
kept and guided
Organ Voluntaries following the
9.30am services
4th June – C.S.Lang: Tuba Tune
11 th June – Arvo Pärt: Annum Per
Annum
18th June – G.F.Handel: Music from
the Royal Fireworks
25th June – Malcolm Archer: Festival
Fanfare Organ
Voluntaries following the 6.00pm
Evensong
4th June – Robert Page Come Holy
Ghost
18th – 1st Sunday after Trinity
Genesis 18. 1 – 15

From the Registers
Holy Baptism
14th May
Evie Rose Bates
Grace Rose Byrne
Funerals
23rd May
Eleanor Ann McGibbon, age 73.
Floodlight Sponsorship
30th April
Joyce, Mark, Emily & Sabrina -
treasured memories of Bryan (on
what would have been his 75th
Birthday).
7th May
Mary Shipton & Jean Wills - in
memory of Nora Moisey.
14th May
Derek, Josh & Abby - in memory of
Heather Scott (on the 3rd anniversary
of her death).
David & Mary Wilson - to celebrate
their daughter-in-law, Kiersten‟s 40th
birthday.
David & Mary Wilson to celebrate
their eldest son, Hector‟s 40th
birthday.
Chris & Frank Holley - in memory of
Nick – a dear dad, son & brother –
missed so much.
21st May
Alan & Enid Pickering, family &
friends - in memory of Alison Jane
Pickering.
David & Mary Wilson - to celebrate
their youngest son Angus‟ 30th
birthday.
The Robson family - in memory of
Malcolm Robson (on 22nd May which
would have been his birthday).
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Dee & Willy, Marjorie & Keith - in
memory of their friend Sue Hilton.
A special thank you to Mick Webb
and the Finedon Buffs for their kind
donation of £100 towards the running
costs of the floodlighting.
Their on-going support is much
appreciated.
Come & Sing the
Messiah Part 3
Sunday 18th June Come & Sing
Messiah Part 3 and Gorecki's Totus
Tuus (RSCM Sunday) at St Mary's
Finedon 415pm rehearsal and
6.00 pm informal performance.
Donations will be split between the
RSCM and church funds.
Please contact Jonathan or anyone in
the choir if you are able to sing. All
are welcome; music will be provided.
The soloists will be Colleen Nicoll
(professional soprano) and Benjamin
Ellis (professional baritone);
accompanied by Ivan Linford.
Taize Service
The next Taize service will be held in
the St Mary‟s Church on Wednesday
7th June at 7.00 pm.
Everyone welcome.
Evensong
There will be an Evensong Service in
St Mary‟s Church on Sunday 4th June
at 6.00 pm.
Evensong will be followed by light
refreshments.

Finedon Local History
Society
The June meeting of the society will
be on Monday 26th June 2017.
The speaker will be David Wilson on
Bevan Boys in Finedon?- forgotten
miners in Northants, and the
challenges of oral history”
The meeting will take place in the
Mission Room, Well Street Finedon at
7-30pm.
Admission to the evening is £2.50 for
members and £3.50 for non members,
afterwards light refreshments will be
served.
Help
The society‟s next years (2018)
exhibition is hoped will be the shops in
“Finedon Past and Present”. If anyone
has any photographs of shop fronts in
the early 1900‟s to the 1970‟s we
would be most grateful if you could
loan them to us or donate them to the
society. You may contact any member
of the committee or contact me on
681697. Many thanks.
Michael Shipton
A Musical Risotto
“Die Welt der Musik kennt keine
Grenzen” or “The world of music
knows no boundaries!”
Wellingborough Orpheus Choir and
Querbeet, a small choir from Wittlich,
Wellingborough‟s German twin town,
will be giving a joint concert in St
Barnabas Church on Saturday 24th
June.
It will be a programme of light music
from around the world, with each choir
contributing individual items and
coming together to perform Jonathan
Willcocks‟ Musical Risotto, described
as: “a marvellous stew of musical
terms, presented with tongue planted
firmly in the stylistic cheeks of Rossini,
Handel, Beethoven et al”.
The concert will start at 7.30 pm and
tickets are just £5 (accompanied
children under 12 free). Call 01604
870318 or email
maureen@thejetty.eclipse.co.uk to
reserve yours in advance, buy them at
Irvin‟s House of Flavour, High Street,
Wellingborough or pay at the door.
Church Monthly Draw
The results of the May church monthly
draw are as follows:
Total receipts of £251.00 are divided
equally between the winners and the
church funds. Winning numbers for the
May monthly draw are:
1st prize 301 £62.75
2nd prize 310 £37.65
3rd prize 211 £25.10
If you would like to join the monthly
draw (£1.00 per share per month)
which takes place in the church on the
first Sunday of the month, please
contact Kathy Hobbs on 01933
398794.
Mothers Union
For our next meeting as speaker we
welcome Mrs. Margaret Burgon.
Anyone wishing to come along for an
enjoyable afternoon will be most
welcome.
The meeting will take place in the
Mission Room at 2.30pm on Tuesday
6th June.
Diary Date: July 4th „Strawberry Tea‟.

Church of St Mary the
Virgin Finedon
Saturday
24th June
The Green, Well Street
1.00 pm - 4.00 pm
Hot Dogs from 1.00 pm
Cream Teas 2.00 pm-4.00 pm
Various stalls & activities including
bottle, soft toys & children’s
tombolas,
Chidren’s ‘drawing of Fr Richard’
competition
KTP Motorcycle stand
bric-a-brac, plants, children’s games,
cakes, books, raffle
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& refreshments

Marjorie’s Coffee
Morning
Thank you to everyone who
supported me at the coffee morning.,
The total raised was £457 which was
donated to Guide Dogs for the blind.
Townswomen’s Guild
The next Townswomen's Guild
meeting will be at 7.30 on 1st June in
the Town Hall. The speaker will be
Tracey Clarke whose subject is 'The
Heritage and Future Development of
Wicksteed Park'.
There will be a picture quiz during the
social half-hour, and the competition
is for a childhood toy.
National Gardens
Scheme gardens open
Gillian and John Ellison and Mary and
Stuart Hendry invite all garden lovers
and others to visit their gardens at
11 Thrapston Road and 67/69 High
Street, Finedon which are "open" on
behalf of the National Gardens
Scheme (supporting Macmillan
Cancer Support, Marie Curie and
many other caring charities).
The dates are Sunday 4th and 25th
June between 2.00 pm and 6.00 pm.
St Mary's Church will also be open
with stewards on duty during these
times.
If the weather is kind to us during the
summer months 67/69 High Street
might open as a "pop-up" garden
during the afternoon or early evening.
Details of such possible openings will
be advertised on the National
Gardens Scheme website ngs.org.uk
Teas will be available at 67/69 High
Street provided by St Mary's Church
and the Independent Wesleyan
Chapel.
Finedon Over 60’s
Weekly meeting are held in the Bowls
Club, Wellingborough Road from 1.45
pm to 3.30 pm on Wednesday
afternoons. Admission £1.00 plus
raffle
June Programme
7th Margaret Aldridge - Hong Kong
14th Day out to Hunstanton
21st Finedon Schools Choir
28th Graham Kinnersley - story with
music
Everyone welcome.
FINEDON TREFOIL
GUILD
FINEDON TOWN
SALE
Saturday 10th June
2017
10.00am - 3.00pm
Sell your unwanted items from
your own drive or gateway
£5 entry fee
Contact Eileen on
01933 680071
Closing date 3rd June
Maps available on the day
£1.00

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of Teachers of Dancing (NATD)
exams.
Also this year Christy Ann Wilson,
who has been with Nicola since the
age of 4, passed her dance teaching
exams.
The profits from SUMMER SPECIAL
will be put towards the costs of extra
facilities for the studio.
Jonathan, Nicola and the cast would
love to see The Star Hall full so that
they can raise the maximum amount
of funds to enhance the facilities that
provide so many youngsters with a
fantastic hobby that builds
confidence, fitness, concentration
levels and teamwork.
St Mary's Thursday
Club
Summer Special -
Saturday 15th July,
7.30pm
Jonathan Reynolds‟ production of
SUMMER SPECIAL will feature some
star hall favourites including James
Reynolds, Neil Richardson, Claire
Emery along with a few new faces to
the stage at the atmospheric theatre.
The vocalists will be joined on stage
by members the Finedon Studio of
The Barbara Hooton School of
Dancing. Nicola Large, who runs the
studio, will be busy choreographing a
number of routines for the show. The
studio provides dancing lessons for
over 60 Finedon youngsters and has
recently had a magnificent 100%
pass rate in the National Association
For June‟s meeting we are having an
evening cruise and meal at Stoke
Bruerne.
If you are interested in becoming a
member please call Louise on 07581
556417 for further details. We usually
meet once a month on the 4th
Thursday (evening). We also run a
mums and tots group during school
term time. The group meets on a
Thursday afternoon at The Mission
Room from 1.30pm - 3pm. Anyone
wishing to join us will be made very
welcome.
A big thank you goes out to everyone
involved in our Annual Children's
Society Box Opening, whether it be
collecting, counting the money or
being a box holder. We raised
£665.28. If you would be interested
in having a box please get in touch
with us.

Finedon Community
Centre Events
Autumn Barn Dance - Saturday 7th
October at 7.30pm
Due to the tremendous support and
enjoyment at our Barn Dances, we
have booked the live Band 'KELLY'S
EYE' with caller once again.
We will have a licensed Real Ale bar
plus supper to keep the energy levels
up. Tickets are £12 each including a
chicken & chip supper or
a vegetarian option.
To book tickets for you and your
friends for another great night out of
entertainment, dancing, food and a
bar please email:
finedoncommunitycentre@gmail.com
or call Pam on: 01933 398377
Christmas Market & Craft Fair –
Sunday 26th November
11.00 am – 3.00 pm
Our Christmas Market & Craft Fair is
back again with up to 30 stalls with
gifts suitable for all ages and all
pockets! As well as children's fun and
activities to encourage families we
have our own ever popular Grotto for
Father Christmas, as he never losses
his appeal!
We are looking for a good mix of
stalls and try to keep stall duplication
as low as possible by asking stall
holders to inform us on the booking
form what they intend to sell. With
this in mind if you know of any
stallholders that may be interested
including yourself, please tell them
about us.
Stalls are £12 each on Sunday 26th
November and forms can be
obtained from Pam on 01933 398377
or email:
finedoncommunitycentre@gmail.com
Tindene Entertainers
Fresh off the back of two consecutive
NODA award nominations,
Tingdene Entertainers proudly
present their annual show Cockney's
& Cowboys.
The show follows the life at a London
Market and Wild West Saloon,
featuring a variety of dance and solo
and choral musical numbers.
Tickets are only £9.00 adults. £7.00
concessions and can be bought by
ringing the box office on 01933
680680.
We look forward to seeing you there.
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In My Day
the ramblings of Hubert James
In my day it was about this time of
year that us kids first spotted the
summer holidays on the horizon.
Course, before we got to the 11 Plus
we hadn‟t a care in the world. There
was none of the pressure of constant
testing or comparisons with other
schools. If you lived in the town you
automatically went to the town‟s infant
and junior schools.
The teachers were a lot more relax
back then. Even the school bullies
walked around with smiles on their
faces and looked for imaginative ways
to exercise their childish cruelty.
The teachers had a chance to move
away from the curriculum and include
a bit of fun with the syllabus. There
was usually a large dollop of artistic
licence served up, which often meant
an art project.
The first one I remember involved
Rock Salt. I expect you know that in
them days salt came in brick form not
cruet shaped. Mr Craddock the
deputy head took responsibility for
P.E. and Art. He managed to procure
some bricks of salt and some blunt
modelling tools then let us loose to
model our favourite animal. The salt
flew about like apple blossom on a
windy day, which would have been
alright but the lesson coincided with
the arrival of our free milk.
In my day we all had a third of pint
each morning provided by a grateful
nation and hardworking Friesians.
This was pre UHT and MHT
(Margaret Hilda Thatcher). On this
particular morning the salt found its
way into the milk bottles. The result
was not a pleasant drink.
So the next year Mr C adopted a
different track. He got hold of some
clay from Grayson and Perry‟s Quarry
in Bozeat and we all had a go at
throwing a pot.
You can imagine how messy this
could get. For most of us wearing an
apron kept us pretty clean. However,
some of the scrawnier, feeble seven
year olds didn‟t have the strength to
control a pound of wet clay. Again, Mr
Craddock came up with a
solution. He borrowed a few old
farmers‟ smocks from the Farm
Museum near Hollerton. They weren‟t
quite up to the sort artists and Trawler
men wear but they kept the frail kids
clean.
Unfortunately, those bullies got hold
of them and at playtime bunged them
back on the delicate flowers and
threw mud pies at them. A hurtful and
hateful attack on the innocent for
humorous affect maybe, but we all
kept our heads down when the big
boys suggested a game of „Smock
the Weak‟.

All Are Called
T
his month sees the ordination of a
new group of deacons and priests
in our Cathedral. There is a
national shortage of clergy, and some of
our recent parochial vacancies have
taken longer to fill than is ideal, so we
rejoice that men and women of all ages,
and not least some younger men and
women with a whole lifetime of ministry
ahead of them, are coming forward to be
ordained. Alongside
those offering for
stipendiary ministry, we
are now seeing an
upturn in those offering
for self-supporting
ministry too. We
express our gratitude to
those in training and to
those to be ordained,
and our congratulations
to our vocations team
and those responsible
for our intern schemes,
as their hard work bears
fruit.
Within the diocesan team, I carry a
responsibility for the spiritual oversight of
financial matters, and some of you will
recognise that I was one of the
signatories to a letter sent on behalf of
the Diocesan Board of Finance to the
parishes at the beginning of Lent,
encouraging renewed efforts to bring in
the level of parish share that our frontline
clergy costs and our diocesan growth
strategy require. I apologise to any who
found the tone of that letter offensive, yet
the overwhelming response has been
positive and it has been both a relief and
a joy to see an upturn in parish share
payments, and again I want to use this
opportunity to express gratitude for all the
hard work and sacrificial giving that
this represents.
Clergy and laity alike, we are all
called to play our part in the mission
and ministry of the church, in
proclaiming, by word and by deed, the
good news of God‟s love for his world.
Part of that responsibility includes
finding the resources to fund that
mission and ministry. Yet
we are all called not simply
to provide the resources to
fund that mission and
ministry, but to actively
participate in it too. Eastern
Orthodox Christians speak
of “the liturgy after the
liturgy”, the week-long work
of God in which we are all
called to participate.
May the example of those
kneeling before the Bishop
to be ordained later this
month, whether or not we are there in
person to witness it happening, serve
as an encouragement to us all to
recognise our own vocations, our own
calling to be active in the service of
Our Lord, spreading his love and
peace and joy amongst the
communities to which we belong.
May God bless you in his service
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Diocese of Peterborough - Magazine Resource - June 2017
Produced by the Diocesan Office, The Palace, Peterborough PE1 1YB
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Bishop Donald in our link diocese of Seoul, Korea
ishop Donald was in Korea to join the
consecration of the new Bishop of Seoul
B Diocese, Peter Lee, which took place on
25 April 2017.
While there, Bishop Donald met with the
Youth Club from St Bede‟s Church in
Daehakro. They took him to visit the ancient
city wall, Hanyangdoseong, at the top of Mount
Naksan. This designated historic site,
translated literally as the Seoul City Wall, was
built to protect the city of Soeul against
invaders in 1396 during the Joseon Dynasty.
Bishop Donald gave a sermon at the Youth
Club‟s church on Sunday 23 April.
His sermon is available at http://
crosskeysmag.org.uk/?p=1879
Mon 5 June, Quiet Day at Launde Abbey LE7
9XB 10am-4.30pm. Three Good Things I’ve
forgotten about me – but God hasn’t Led by
Hilary Surridge, £26 to include coffee, lunch &
tea. More info: 01572 717254 or
www.laundeabbey.org.uk/
Tues 6 & 13 June, Lunchtime Recitals 1pm-
1.45pm at Peterborough, St John the Baptist
PE1 1XB. 45 mins of talks or concerts. Café
opens from 12noon. Free, suggested donation
£4. More info: stjohnscic.wordpress.com
Sat 17 - Sun 18 June, Quilt and Flower
Festival at Broughton NN14 1LU. 10am-4pm
More Info from Fran Osborne 01536 790299 or
June 2017 events
franozz@btinternet.com
Rededication of Cotterstock, St Andrew’s
Bells. PE8 5HD. Sat 3-Sun 4 June, visit the
bells as well as art by Angela Wright, 12noon-
4pm. Rededication Service Sun 18 June
6pm. Bishop Donald will hold a special service
and ring the bells for the first time
Sat 24 June, The Guildenburgh Choir at
Christ the Carpenter PE1 4PE. 7.30pm £5
Including refreshments during interval
St Michael’s Mission Room, Well Street, Finedon
Available for hire weekdays, Saturdays & Sundays.
Suitable for most social functions, charitable events, children's parties (no late
discos)
For all enquiries and information contact
Bryan & Christine Chapman Tel: 01933 398818
Email: bryanchapman2@aol.com

June
Town Diary
September
1st
5th
4th
6th
7th
10th
14/
17th
17th
7.30 TG Town Hall, Tracey Clarke „Heritage
and future developments of Wicksteed Park
RBL Highlights of my army career Major
(ret‟d) Jake Baker VR JR
National Gardens Scheme gardens open
6pm Evensong St Mary‟ Church
9.45 Coffee Morning, Bowls Club
2.30 Mothers‟ Union, Mission Room
7pm Taize Service, St Mary‟s Church
10-3pm Finedon town sale
Tingdene Entertainers, Cockneys &
Cowboys, Star Hall
7.30pm Evening Concert, St Mary‟s Church
4th
7th
17th
25th
October
2nd
5th
7th
RBL Fish & chips
7.30 TG Town Hall, Social Evening with
seasonal refreshments
Wesleyan Chapel Harvest
7.30 History Society, Mission Room,
Richard III and the Greyfriars dig.
RBL First WW through the magic lantern,
Kevin Varty
7.30 TG Town Hall, Fish & Chip supper with
Beetle Drive
7.30 Autumn Barn Dance, Community
Centre
20th
9.45 Coffee Morning, Bowls Club
8th
6pm Wesleyan Chapel Thank Offering
service
24th
St Mary‟s Church Summer Fete on the
Green
23rd
7.30 History Society, Mission Room,
The History of Toys.
25th
26th
National Gardens Scheme gardens open
7.30 History Society, Mission Room,
The Bevan Boys in Finedon
28th
November
Jonathan Reynolds presents „Finedon‟s got
talent too‟
July
2nd
7.30 TG Town Hall, Kate Wills, „For those in
peril of the sea‟ Britains‟s Lighthouses.
6th
7.30 TG Town Hall, 69th Birthday Party
with an Evening of Magic with Steve Dimmer.
6th
RBL AGM
3rd
RBL Chat night
26th
11-3 Christmas Market & Craft Fair
15th
24th
August
3rd
7th
21st
Jonathan Reynolds presents „Summer
Special‟ Star Hall.
7.30 History Society, Mission Room,
The History of Broadcasting
7.30 TG Town Hall, Alistair Borland „Bikers,
Blood & Babies
RBL Concert parties in WWI & Meat Raffle
7.30 History Society, Mission Room, The
Last Naval Hero. A Local Man
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27th
December
1st
2nd
4th
8th
7.30 History Society, Mission Room AGM
TG Christmas Party with entertainment,
Jonathan Reynolds and friends
11-2pm Wesleyan Chapel Christmas
Bazaar
RBL Quiz night with Meat Raffle
RBL Christmas Party