by leading the audiences in Jerusalem and some favourite carols, which were interspersed with a varied selection of readings. A worthy end to our 90th year.
We hope that you have enjoyed the various events during which we have reflected on our past, celebrated our present
and now as our organisation strives to keep pace with the times we look forward with enthusiasm to our future.
 Our Chaiman Jenny Wilkinson welcoming everyoneto the first of our 90th Anniversary Carol Concerts, held at St Mary le Tower Church, Ipswich. |
 The Choir relaxing in the Choir stalls before our St Mary Le Tower Carol Concert. |
 The Conductor and Choir waiting with an air of expectancy. |
 We set an ambitious target to form a choirof 90 voices for the Anniversary Carol concerts. Exceeding all expectations they finally numbered 95. |
 The Conductor with the Choir at St Mary le Tower Church. |
 The Mayor of Ipswich, Councillor David Goldsmith with Jenny Wilkinson our Federation Chairman. |
 Members of our audience at Holy Trinity Church. Blythburgh |
 Looking down the Nave towards the Rood screen |
 Jenny with the choir at Holy Trinity Church. |
 Members of the choir waiting with anticipation and the expectation of |
 a memorable afternoon at Holy Trinity Church, Blythburgh |
 Our Readers at Blythburgh: Front row L to R Past Chairmen:Pat Simmons, Linda Leigh, Pam George, Irene Ralph ,Helen Huish and behind Suzanne Stevens an Earl Soham member. |
The 90th Anniversary Carol Concerts were arranged by: the Combined Arts Sub-committee. Our thanks go to them and everyone who took part for making both concerts such joyous events. The Organist was: Michael Nicholas. The 90 strong Anniversary Choir was Conducted by: Christopher Bishop, The singers came from: Beccles Morning WI Choir, the Bromeswell Singers, Framlingham WI Choir, the Kesgrave Singers, Peasenhall & Minsmere Choir and Westerfield WI Choir. |
| One member of our choir shares a milestone with Our Federation. Trixie Brock, who belongs to Beccles Morning WI, was 90 at the end of December. |
Last revised 22nd January 2010