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Organised by the Friends of the Canal Museum Registered Charity No. 1121146 Organised by The Friends of The Canal Museum Registered charity no. 1121146 Once again on behalf of the Friends of The Canal Museum, the Museum staff and the community of Stoke Bruerne, I am delighted to welcome you to our Village at War weekend - the fourth time the event has been held. It has taken months of planning, involving a vast number of volunteer hours. But as we do not receive financial assistance of any kind towards its organisation, I am sure, therefore, that you appreciate your donation of £5 helps greatly towards the significant costs incurred. Your donation includes the following attractions: * Visit to The Canal Museum (normally £4.75 per person) * Tea dance * George Formby tribute concert * l940s sing-along with the ever-popular Lola Lamour * Archive film show * Fashion show * Hurricane display and fly-past Quite simply, if we are unable to meet our actual costs, it is unlikely an event of this type could be organised again. This indeed would be a great pity. Pleasingly, the Village at War weekend was judged to be the Best Event in the East Midlands in the 2010 Renaissance and Heritage Awards competition - an achieve- ment which makes us very proud and is a real spur to our volunteers. As always, may I ask you to respect the privacy of local residents, be responsible with litter and keep dogs on leads. I hope you thoroughly enjoy your visit to Stoke Bruerne and that we shall receive the “all clear” so that we can do it all again next year. Very many sincere thanks for your support. David Henderson, Chairman of the Village at War organising committee and Manager of The Canal Museum Fudge Boat SAMPLE OUR YUMMY FUDGE ALL MADE BY US ON OUR BOAT Scrumptious flavours include: Rhubarb and Custard Vanilla Butterscotch Irish Coffee Mandarin and Ginger Liquorice Strawberry and Cream Banana Rum and Raisin Chocolate Mint Chocolate Orange Chocolate £1.50 per bag or 4 for £5 Try as many as you dare! Living History Groups, Displays and Entertainers Allied Assortment is a WWII Living History Field-Marshall Montgomery aka Mike Batten Group representing the RAF, Army and Navy as will give speeches by Monty at the Alhambra Stage. well as Home Front with Evacuees. Based in the The Fudge Boat a floating heaven of fudge Milton Keynes area, they display around the country flavours, all hand-made on-board—as many tastes and have their own 1940's fashion show, „Bullets and as you dare to try. Braziers’. www.s315729894.websitehome.co.uk George Formby aka Paul Casper brings „our Alan Axon as All Ruzzit Buzzit will be leading at George‟ back to life with songs and music on his the Tea Dance in the Church Hall. ukulele. www.fortiesdance.co.uk http://turnedoutniceagain.moonfruit.com BARS British Airborne Re-enactment Society was Narrowboat Gilbert a trading boat with Military formed back in 1995, when 6 WWII re-enactors got and Collectors supplies. together to form a single group, to portray one of Greyhound Friends are a local village charity the most famous fighting forces in wartime raising funds to care for abandoned and distressed history, the famous red berets, the distinguished greyhounds. soldiers of the British Airborne Forces. Café Rene our very own Canal Museum café is Narrowboat Hadar a coal carrying boat, but not transformed back to the 40‟s for the weekend. historic.. The Cheese Boat travels the canals and rivers in Narrowboat Jubilee built 1927, originally horse England and Wales all year round. Why not take a drawn and converted to a motor boat in 1938. She look at their wonderful selection of the finest was used to transport The Queen Mother in 1974 and HM The Queen in 1975 at Stratford-on-Avon. cheeses, chutneys and pickles which are the height of good taste. Narrowboat Linnet registered on Historic Churchill aka well known canal personality Ken Ships Register was built in 1936. Roseblade and Churchill look-alike. Living History Society a group of individual 40‟s Le Companie de Francaise depicting the French re-enactors. Foreign Legion. Lyons Nippy Teashop a recreation of the Dig For Victory a re-creation of a wartime famous tea shop by the children of Stoke Bruerne garden with real vegetables of the day. Village School. Dog’s Army meet our greyhounds dressed for war Miss Lola Lamour is a 1940's/1950's singer who and ready for action and support our WWII loves the styles from the 20's to the 50's, the Bric-A-Brac stall. clothes, cars, films, décor, music….everything! 1940’s Fashion Show featuring models wearing an www.myspace.com/misslolalamour exclusive collection of daytime and evening wear. Narrowboat Pelican 43ft Ice Boat. “Never, in the field of human conflict, was so much owed by so many to so few” Churchill Living History Groups, Displays and Entertainers Pitsford Home Guard researching the history Narrowboat Stanton built 1936 for the Grand of the Home Guard in Northamptonshire. Union Canal Carrying Company and also em- www.nlr-homeguard.org.uk ployed on the Jam „Ole Run carrying coal to the RSPCA Northamptonshire take a look at the Kearley & Tonge jam factory at Southall until 1970. RSPCA in action from 1940 to the present day and Sticky Wicket 1930‟s,40‟s and 50‟s swing band at how you can help animals in Northamptonshire. its best (Saturday night at Roade Village Hall). www.rspca-northamptonshire.org.uk www.stickywicketband.com Narrowboats Raymond & Nutfield both Swing Dance Society hold dance classes every registered on the Historic Ships Register. Thursday at the WMC, Far Cotton. Raymond, built 1958, was the last wooden butty www.northamptonswingdancesociety.co.uk built by Frank Nurser in Braunston. Nutfield, built 1936, was the motor boat for a time. One of the Tommy Atkins Society world-wide last pairs on the original Jam „Ole run (to the re-enactors, traders and lots more (TBC). www.wwiireenacting.co.uk. North Warwick coal fields to load coal, then back to Braunston and onwards to London to the Narrowboat Towcester, built 1937 for the Kearley & Tonge Jam Factory with coal for the Grand Union Canal Carrying Company. furnace). Trucks, Troops and Stores. Royal British Legion Roade and Greens UK Home Front bringing history to life. A group Norton, caring and campaigning for the serving and of re-enactors who portray the home front during ex-Service community. They will be joining us on Britain's finest hour. We do this not to glorify war Sunday for the Drumhead Ceremony on the lock but to remember those who lived through this side. terrible time. www.ukhomefront.co.uk 1941 Sea Hurricane from the Shuttleworth Collection in full flying order. See the daring flying UK Tank Club for all ages interested in radio- controlled model tanks and AFV‟s. display over Stoke Bruerne on Sunday afternoon (Weather permitting). Women’s Land Army a collection of vintage Serena Howard-Douglas. Singer/songwriter in tractors, farm implements and memorabilia. her own right, who also fronts Sticky Wicket‟s WOW Wild over Waterways will be running famous swing band. children‟s activities based on a wartime theme at www.serena-howard-douglas. com/ the Canal Museum. To Battle of Britain Fighter Pilot Philip Maddox VC “This country owes you it’s life and liberty” Canals at War Blisworth Tunnel How our canals played their part in The story of why and how the 200 year the war effort old tunnel was built COME AND SEE Two New Exhibitions FREE ADMISSION with your Village at War ticket (1st-3rd October 2011 only) Two-For-One Entry to Museum at other times www.northamptonswingdancesociety.co.uk e.mail: [email protected] The Friends of The Canal Museum This 4th Village at War weekend at Stoke Bruerne has been organised by The Friends of The Canal Museum, a registered charity and volunteer group set up in 2006 to sup- port the work of The Canal Museum. The Canal Museum has existed since 1963. It was founded by two men who worked for the waterways, Charles Hadlow, an engineer and Jack James a boatman, turned lock keep- er. At that time it was the only museum devoted to the inland waterway system in the country. Since then other museums have developed, notably at Gloucester and Elles- mere Port, both of which, together with the Stoke Bruerne Museum are now run and operated by The Waterways Trust, an inde- pendent body. In recent years the Trust has obtained funding from various outside sources but resources are inevitably limited and the Museum does not receive govern- ment funding like other similar museums to enable free entry. Volunteers and members of the Friends as- sist the Museum in many ways - from fund raising, demonstrating traditional canal craft skills, acting as museum guides, restoring and researching exhibits, giving talks, to helping maintain our historic narrow boat Sculptor. We always welcome new members, active or not, so why not pick up a membership form from the Museum while you are here. Membership starts from only £10 per year. 29th-30th September 2012 As a local organisation we are vitally inter- ested in maintaining and preserving the her- itage of our waterways system, particularly those relating to Northamptonshire. If you would like to help conserve this pre- cious heritage for future generations to en- joy, then do consider joining us. Membership forms are available at the Canal Museum or from our website at: www.friendsofcanalmuseum.org.uk PROGRAMME OF EVENTS Please note that all timings and events listed below are subject to confirmation THROUGHOUT THE DAY ON BOTH DAYS Black & White 40s films will be shown in the Education room be- hind the Museum by the Northampton Film Archive Unit (20mins long every hour).
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