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Philip Begley 2002 Dear Friends, Ir has really been an exciting year! I'm ro ld this year that the theme of Feast changed, bur there was a high propo rtion The challenge of raking rhe concept of Week is 'A Village of Character'. lr certainly in the village of those who worked on the "Feast Week" ro another level will have is parr of Hilton's unusual and happy land , right up ro rhe 1960s. And, working been achieved. I have really enj oyed working character rhar Feast Week conrinues, year on the land, and living in tied corrages, wirh this year's commirree and I would like by year, wi rh all irs ancillary evenrs, and made people rough in rhose days, in ways ro rake this opporruniry of perso nall y draws so many people rogerher. 'Thank rhar 1, fo r one, can hardly imagine. thanking each and every one of them for yo u' ro all who work so hard ro make it As we enjoy the character of ou r vill age - backing me, even when the go ing got happen - and who have worked even harder and particularly its historic, rural character rough! this yea r, because they add ed-in the - let's give honour ro rhe sol id backbone of The 3rd June "Queens Jubilee" was an wonderful Golden Jubilee evenr ro their people and fami li es who have made up rhe asrounding success; rhe lerrers from already hectic schedule. village for cenruries. And let's be thankful Vi llagers were much appreciated and What makes Hilton such a village of that, in irs modern life 'old Hilron ians' and srrengrhened our resolve ro conrinue the character' fu I look back inro the past, more recenr 'inco mers' so happily live and qualiry momentu m of our enrerrainmenrs. through read ing Jack Dady's hisrory of the work fo r the communiry roge rher. This is This yea rs "Feast Week Programme" has village, or Dora Tack's published reminis­ probably Hilron's most precious characteristic. also had a face- li fr 1 cences of life here shortly afer the Second Let's celebrate it, during Feast Week! We hope you like this memen ro, a full World War, I'm struck by how hard life was colour publication with snap shots of our for so many people, even a relatively short Your fri end and Vicar, wonderful Village and some of irs characters rime ago. The old Baptism Register, srill in Maggie Gui re. borh past and present! use in the church, was put inro use in 1889: I have asked my Daughter, Katie ro write a it shows a population then largely of farmers piece on behalf of rhe yo unger members of and labourers. Gradually, of course, people's our village. My offspring rei! me that we occupations li ve in a "bubble"; rhar Hi lron is nor rhe real world . However, they like and understand rhe uniqueness of our Katie ~ egley and what it rneans communiry's spirit. The fact rhey Letter from b t feast Wee'K t I've thoughts a ou rt 1o be hones can rerum each year ro rhe vi llage I've been as'Ked to writ~ ~~~.na~~ have no idea ~r~:~ ~~~: ~elore and I'm proud and meet their old friends of all ages, It's quite a dtli\CU dad has been cha 'K' 25th anniversary. I am sure gives them srrengrh of to rnwe~ un with feast wee'K, rntty ee this year, feast wee sslv rny opinion ol it has character and the securi ry of knowing gro ~ . d the cornml and obvlou ' to watch;lrn'KI:eans so rnany things to rne ng riot around the rhey are parr of a cari ng commun iry, a fact rhey will learn in rime ro cherish. feast e:\'ve grown older. bout staying up late, runn~ horne . It was the changed a II \ttle it was all a ·twas time tog lr has been my pleasure ro be invo lved I was rea y I rents when I I When I dodging mY pa . dslrorn schoO . 'th rnv rnates d clever y . h rnv In en h green WI ' . I in Feast Week and 1 hope rhar other rnaze an d chaos w1t ' .ng un to t e rn·ssed 1t or d 1 ygroun bout turnt ~ ld 't have 1 members of our community will extende p a y teens it was al1 a hen really we wou n 'Kids running riot "pick-up" rhe mande of this annual evenr Approaching rn , nt to be there, w , , laughing at the .I dldn twa 'd the tent and make the next 25 years even berrer. acting as ' we about sitting outsl e t wee'K in those Finally, my grateful tha nks agai n ro Par & the world . It was . to ,old' people\ to alrnost every feas be without and politely year and having Where would we Bet and rhe many FW supporters rhar chatt1!1~ 0th be~~adition . Approaching rny .t lor what it really IS.. . \e that you enable FW ro fu nction . No marrer how big now see 1 · with peoP years I can hance to catch up . nt truly or small rhe commirree are in numbers, "' ¥,7 . , a great c tertatnrne feast vvee . . everyone out. Its e'K \he village en . ol our size the re rhese "friends of Feast Week" work wonders! \he events bnng since the last feast We \d. believe that in a village rhymes to the rnaY not have seencter ol Hilton, who wou the Playgroup nursery who vou are\ the char a 1 nt 1 from u 'Know ' Best Wishes captures n abundance ol ta e . nd pun'Ks .. . yeah, yo at the bac'K ol would be such a up as wornen, nuns a ho in the early years sat d with the other usual dads dressl7rn one ol the children:on ,stage, clowning arouh~ers cheering our , roud to say dad charge and daug \~e prnarquee cringing a~ rnfront with all the other so;: and realised we are never Philip Begley (Chai rman) ' NoWI ' rn up at t e trorn ernbanassrne da ~· on We have a\\ rnoved o~t as we\\ \oin in\ 'K nd what it rneans to them, da s . them so we rntg bout feast wee a selves\ going to stop ne has a story to tel\ a rvone always enjoys them g as the last\ I'm sure everyo I bet to say that eve.' I ny and entertatntn but I thin'K it's a sa e ars rnay they be as un Here's to the next 25 ye ,

Katie Begley Hilton village of Who would have thought that Character some of our senior neighbours wo uld have lived through "Three Jubilee's" These marvellous "Two Silvers and a Gold . . pictures capture a moment m 1935- 1977- 2002 time, when our Village enjoyed and celebrated the King's "Silver Jubilee" in 1935

The Sporrs Day being sraged in exacrl y rh e same "s por" rhar we use today!

Mr John Whire, Mr Hurst (senior}, Mr Hurst (j unior} and Mr Walker fo rmed th e "first" Jubilee committee shown smoking cl ay pipes!

Hilton school children on Reeves D itch (in 1935) with ice on the pond and Reeves Ditch today (Ri ght).

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formed an important part of rh e li ves ,.,. of many in our village of character! 4 have fun catching and trying to eat buns1

talent continue, they are back! Friday night's star performance cannot be missed. Cheltenham Ladies (1977) - The very first Feast Week performance by ladies from our village. This great tradition has continued each year and now includes the men1

C hildren relax by the Hilton Maze (Marj ory King, Lewis King and olin Britten). This feature of our vi llage has become a focal point for children of all generations. T he pleas ure and enjoyment it gives to see our kid's have such fun chasing around the maze! It's a "stopping point" for visitors passing through, a memory see n and never forgotten. 5 VERNON PROPERTY MANAGEMENT

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6 WEEK HILTON SILVER JUBILEE PROGRAMME Hilton Silver Jubilee 1977 MO N D AY I< TUES D A Y 6 &: 7 J N£ 1977

Hilton Silver Jubilee Carnival 1977 Mr Street in the pram and Mr George Britten (scarecrow) Golden jubilee 2002 ''Music on the Green"

Justin Reynolds and John Young- BBQ King's Face painring

Muriel Bell entering into the spirit 7 HILTON FEAST WEEK - PROGRAMME OF THE WEEKS EVENTS

• Sunday 28th July 2002 • Thursday 1st August 2002 11.15am Un ired 'Feasr Week Praise' Service in rhe Pa ri sh 6.00pm "Boggo" Children's Enrertainments and Church (al l ages welcom e) . "Leprechauns Bar" 4.00pm Fancy Dress, decorated floars, "Mardi Gras" rheme. Art Show in rhe Village Hall Children's "Fun Fair" Bouncy Cas rl e and Maze, 8.00pm "Black Velver" -Traditional Irish Music & Dance Roundabout and Land Train. An eve ning of Gaelic sounds ro srimulare rhe sou l. Deco rated Sralls, Irishman's Bar- Guin ness Promotion Traditio nal "Hog Roasr" & BBQ Calypso Bar an d BBQ 7.00pm Punch and Judy Show Dancers from T.G .S. Perfo rming Arrs Disco and Lighr Show. • Friday 2nd August 2002

6.00pm Children's Enterrainmenrs "Mr Jelly Belly" • Monday 29th July 2002 Arr Show in the Village Hall 7.30pm Hi lron's Talenr Spectacular The "Pink Lad ies" are 2.00 - 4.00pm Arrs & Crafts for Children in the marquee back Home grown music and dance. 6.00pm Cricker March - Hilron v Hunringdon Disrricr Cal ypso Bar and BBQ Council 11pm Firework Splendour - A Magical Extravaganza of Colour and Soun d.

• Tuesday 30th July 2002 10.00 - 12.00pm Play day in the Village Hall, for under 7's • Saturday 3rd August 2002. Children musr be acco mpani ed by a ad ult. 6.00pm Cricket Match - Hilron v Fensranron 11 am Football Penalty Shoot Our 1.1 Opm Sports Day Challenge, competition registration & briefing. 1.30 - 4.30pm Village Sports Day- races, activities and lots of fUn. • Wednesday 31st July 2002 4.4Spm Ball oon Race -Winners of Queens "Jub ilee" Ball oon Race wi ll be known 3.15pm Children's Feas t Week Service in the Parish Launch of rhe "500" Balloon Challenge. Church fo llowed by Teddy Bears Picni c. S.OOpm Vi ll age Tea in the Marquee Please bring a picni c and a fur ry fri end. 5.30pm Presenrarion of the Art Show medals and the 6.00pm "Rob Woodley" Memorial Cri cker March. Jack Newbond Trophy. Hilron v lvor Parkers 6pm The Ron Co llard Trophy "Tug-of-War" 6.00pm Children's Enrerrain menrs and Bar. Spm "Steady Edd ie" Rocking Roadshow. Arr Show opens in the Vi ll age Hall An Evening of SO's 60's & 70's rock'n'ro ll hits 8.00pm "ABBA" GOLD Tribure Band -Yes, in Hilron that will get you dancing. Eddie Phi li ps roured with Europe's mosr wanred -as Swedish as Volvo. Once the Rolling Stones and Eric Clapron and has wrirren in a genera tion, a tribute band explodes inro songs for The Shadows . He also wrore "Hill billy Rock grearness. Tighren your belt- yo u never had an and Hill billy Ro ll" sung by the Woolpackers from ABBA rrip like this before. Emmerdale, . Calypso Bar and BBQ Disco and Light Show 10.30pm Grand Draw and Feas t Week Raffie Draw

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11 David and Barne y. The barn owl was hatched in cap­ tiVIty and Davtd reared it from two weeks old. These ~ird s need pari.ent handling, bur Barney was happy ro m for a portrait

Barn owls ca n be noisy, smelly and moody and do no t make good pets. David is co ncerned that hatched in captivity they can be sold for a few pounds. Buyers are often ignorant of the birds' needs. David's ability to nurse injured birds and return them to the wild has gai ned him a reputation as a bird of prey handler. He has cared for a variety of birds, with injuries including broken bones, damaged muscl es and poisonin g. He believes that birds of prey with no chance of regain ing flight should not be saved, unl ess th ey are from an endangered species. Davi d delights in hu nting, painting, and cooking and eating fungi. One day, while cleaning windows, he spied 'a fairy rin g of champi gnons' in th e ce ntre of a lawn. The customer allowed hi m to collect th e toadstools commenting, "Hope to see you again next month1" 1996 marked a turning point in David's career. David Lovegrove spea ks quierly but passio nately He was recognised by the RSPB and he donated abou t wildlife and conse rvation. A slim 35-year­ his picture The Norfolk Bittern fo r auction to old, he has spent most of his li fe in the raise funds for the protection of this unusual Cambridges hire village of Hi lto n. bird. A local far mer taught him abo ut bi rds and Once more pastels feature in Dav id's repertoire. po nd life. By the age of fo ur David was draw in g Accurate and sympathetic portrayals of worki ng wildli fe. He entered and won, many of the painting dogs are a popular subject. His lates t pastel wo rk and drawing competitions whi ch he found in is of a tabby cat. A portrait wi th additional com ics. To his moth er's surpri se, when Davi d ran character sketches on the mount. Afte r a hecti c out of canvas, he found to rn bed sheets made a schedule of nine exhi bitions in each of the last ha ndy substitute. three years, David took an 18 month rest. A win dow cleaning rou nd guara ntees David an Reginald Frost (1921- 1998)- truly green fin gered, he In March th is year he was asked to paint three tended gardens in the village using traditional methods in come as he wo rks rowards becoming a arch murals in Kisby's Hut, Papwo rth Everard ; w_irh ?rea~ ski ll. Reggie's cheerfu l wave when passing on professional artist. Governed by the vagaries of Ius b1ke ~ ~ sa~ l y missed. David has captured Reggie's the un derwa ter sce nes have gene rated grea t the wea ther the wo rk gives David a fle xible character m rh 1s pastel pon raiL interest. Calendars and postcards bearing his lifestyle, whi ch allows him time to paint. "If I work are now a poss ibility and a T-shirt company featu red a common gull almost in visible among cou ld make a living from my painting, then I wis hes to use his designs. the pebb les . A multi-study of a bird of prey is one wo uld give up the windows," he says. Travelling A local exhibition is planned for December '98 of Da vid 's specialiti es. Falcon , kestrel, peregri ne around the vill ages surroundi ng his home gives and Davi d is working on a se ries of black and falco n and hob by have been fea tured. Hi s Dav id so me opportunity to observe bi rds as he white sketches to be included in a book about a perso nalised na tural hi story pi ctures are wo rks. Incidental obse rvations made in this way rivers ide fam il y. Living wi th his sister Eva and her also popular. A miniature representation of a often res urface in his wo rk. husband and three children, Dav id is currenrly perso n's home, surrounded by favour ite birds, David pays tr ib ute to his art teacher Mrs Bolton looking for a new studio. His ambition is to fun gi, trees and insects, makes a delightfu l gift. who recognised his talent and encouraged hi s become a fu ll ti me artist and further the cause of A great deal of guesswo rk and sneaky questi oni ng work. He says, "] was a co mplete rebel at school. conservation, th rough his work. often precedes wo rk on one of these pieces. For All I wanted to do was paint." David Lovegrove many be con tacted on 0 !480 David, the wo rks symbo li se his belief th at people In the 1980s David wo rked in pastel and sold 830662 shou ld take their place in the natural wo rl d with­ po rtraits of people, dogs an d horses. At an Article reproduced from CAMBRIDGESHIRE out dominating or destroying it. Recen rly, David exhibition in Peterborough, in 1985 , he showed JOURNAL (August 1998) by kind permi ssion of has become in vol ved in peaceful protes t for a series of studi es of rare breeds of far m animals. the Ma naging Editor Pippa Bastin con se rvation. Kn own as Squi rrel (good in trees), No t a single pictu re so ld and David abando ned he met the now fa mous Swam py' David always his art for over a yea r. Dec iding that he co uld The subject of 'Study of a Grass Snake' was a casl!alty keeps a lookout for bird cas ualties, which he make rh e comm itment to succeed as an artist, found by David's father. The picture drew peop le to freezes. Preferri ng to wo rk from 'life', he wires Dav id started workin g in watercolour. A keen David 's srand at exhibitions- relucraml y, he finall y an d moun ts the ca rcasses which al lows about 36 agreed ro sell it member of the RSPB, David has a wide knowledge hours for a picture to be co mpleted. of birds, and his main interest in birds of prey Prospective buye rs ex pect co mplete accuracy, have become his subjects. often exam in ing his pictures in minute detai l. Recognition by the local communi ty came when David says, "I do n't mind criticis m. I always ask he was invited to do illustratio ns for the book people to be hon es t. " He fin ds exhibitio ns Hilton in Hu ntingdonsh ire by Jack Dady. Davi d ex hausti ng but en joya bl e. A wor k whi ch began to show his wo rk at fa irs and exhibitions throughout the country. In 1994, at an art hypnotically drew people to his stand was a picture of a grass snake; a cas ual ty found by his fa ther. exhib ition in Hilton Village Hall, David exhibited An ophidiophobic David had to steel himself to 22 paintings which ill ustrated his ran ge of work paint it. Eventuall y, he agreed to sell it. including a seri es of birds from different habi tats David acquired and raised a fl edgling barn owl wild fow l, birds of prey, butterflies and fungi. Hi; which lived for five years. Barney often accompanied interest in camou fl age was demonstrated by two David to ex hibitions, attracting interes t as he sat of the larger works. The Master of Disguise fo r the artist. Dav id fl ew Barney regul arly He depicted a woodcock surrounded by autumn tri ed to use it as an opportuni ty to interes t the leaves. The second, se t on the beach at Cromer - local child ren in co nse rvation. 12 a favour ite chil dhood holi day place for Davi d - Hilton's Mr George Britten MBE

On rhe 28rh February 2001 George Britten received rhe MBE fro m our Queen ar Buckingham Palace. Ir

was 111 recognition for his many, many yea rs of ded icared work and supporr for handicapped chi ldren. This gende man, rogerher will hi s lovely wife Freda, have also worked quiedy behind rhe scenes, ro ensure our village mainrains irs character and charm. His Farber and Grand Farber would have been proud of his achi eve m ents and ir's m y privil ege, on behalf of our Village, ro rhank George and Freda for rh eir guidance! sign

Mrs Par Cu mmings and Mrs Ben lkavn ieks are each presented wirh a special gifr in grar irude from rhe Chairmen on behalf of Hilton Villagers fo r their exceptional su pport and hard work over the past 25 years of Feast Week.

Mr Philip Begley (Chairman FW 2002) and Mr George Britten (Chairman FW 1977) HILTON FEAST WEEK COMMITTEE 2002

Philip Begley (Chairman) 14 Kidma ns Close 830091

Jill Merry (Treasu rer) I 0 Scotts Close 830952

Keith Swinburne Tarram, High Street 830127

Bet't lkavnieks II Porron Road 830032

Julia Young II Ch urch La ne 830878

Linda Halsey (Sec retary) 7 The Paddocks 831805

Pat Cummings 8 Church Lane 830809

Peter Balicki 8 Kid mans Close 83 1787 lan Stott Abborrsmede Chapel Cis 830660

Jonathan Knight I Cheq uers Croft 83 1970

Jonathan Vickers I 0 Chequers Croft 830047

Paul Will iamson 12 Chequers Croft 831958

Malcolm Plows 24 Chequ ers Croft 830892

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