Positions & times (min.sec)
Age Group A 0 to 4 years
No entrants this year
B 5 to 7 years
Boys: 1st Sean Dolan 34.08
Girls: 1st Olivia Orme 29.46 2nd Lauren Goodhew 42.35 3rd Sarah Pollard 56.28
C 8 to 11 years
Boys: 1st Richard Threadgold 24.25 2nd Ryan Goodson 25.44 3rd William Smith 27.03
Girls: 1st Emily Orme 27.01 2nd Annabelle Graham 28.22 3rd Georgina Mynott 29.21
D 12 to 16 years
Boys: 1st Matt Burrows 26.52
Girls: 1st Bethany Spalding 34.22 2nd Catherine Rule 34.22
E Over 16
Gentlemen: 1st Kevin Dolan 19.14 2nd Rob Tolfts 21.29 3rd Matt Stuttle 24.30
Ladies: 1st Amy Stuttle 24.02 2nd Elizabeth Haigh 25.25 3rd Hilary Kemp 28.10
The Guy Shield was awarded to the winning Team: Cycle Paths which consisted of Christian Clark, Amy Stuttle, Matt Stuttle and Richard Threadgold
Overall the first home was Kevin Dolan, the first boy was Richard Threadgold and the first girl was Emily Orme
Congratulations to all winners.
Thanks to all participants and to the many others who helped in organising, registration, record keeping, cooking, marshaling and all the countless little tasks that make the day a success- thank you all! We must not forget to thank the land owners who allowed us free access to their land, the Robert Arkenstall School for sending forms home, the Village Voice for advertising our events, and the Barber Shop for having stocks of forms available- thank you all as well!.
(The Village Voice is available from Joan Fearn 01353 740811)
Sunday, September 23, 2007
Fun Run & other activities
Last year our annual Fun Run was held in scorching hot weather which was a little stressful for some, so this year we decided to move to September. As it happened Sunday September 16 2007 was another brilliant day, but not quite so hot, so the field of 60 participants had a very pleasant time.
As always there were really keen runners and Kevin Dolan came back first, completing the 5km route in 19min 14 seconds; more than two minutes ahead of the second place. (All the results are on the other post).
Others treated the event as an opportunity to stroll round in groups chatting and enjoying the countryside. As most of the route is off road what could be better than walking with friends in perfect weather, not having to worry about traffic?
Even the gentlest strollers were back within the hour: Well done Helen and Sarah!
Once back in Fairchild's Meadow participants and marshals were able to sit on the grass enjoying our hot dogs and drinks while waiting for the prizes to be awarded. Every participant had a commemorative medal and the top three in each age group received bronze, silver or gold medals. The top boy and girl in each group also had a certificate which will admit them to Bonfire Night free on Friday 2nd November 2007.
Everyone had a very enjoyable morning and no doubt they will be back next year...
This completes our support activities this year. We had a barbecue at Haddenham's Blossoms and Bygones in May, and again at the Robert Arkenstall School Fayre in July. These events all help to keep our funds healthy for our annual Bonfire Night which features a massive bonfire and an excellent display of fireworks. As usual it will be in the Fairchild's Meadow at the bottom of Chewells Lane (off Hop Row). This year it will be on Friday 2nd November. More details will be posted nearer the time.
As always there were really keen runners and Kevin Dolan came back first, completing the 5km route in 19min 14 seconds; more than two minutes ahead of the second place. (All the results are on the other post).
Others treated the event as an opportunity to stroll round in groups chatting and enjoying the countryside. As most of the route is off road what could be better than walking with friends in perfect weather, not having to worry about traffic?
Even the gentlest strollers were back within the hour: Well done Helen and Sarah!
Once back in Fairchild's Meadow participants and marshals were able to sit on the grass enjoying our hot dogs and drinks while waiting for the prizes to be awarded. Every participant had a commemorative medal and the top three in each age group received bronze, silver or gold medals. The top boy and girl in each group also had a certificate which will admit them to Bonfire Night free on Friday 2nd November 2007.
Everyone had a very enjoyable morning and no doubt they will be back next year...
This completes our support activities this year. We had a barbecue at Haddenham's Blossoms and Bygones in May, and again at the Robert Arkenstall School Fayre in July. These events all help to keep our funds healthy for our annual Bonfire Night which features a massive bonfire and an excellent display of fireworks. As usual it will be in the Fairchild's Meadow at the bottom of Chewells Lane (off Hop Row). This year it will be on Friday 2nd November. More details will be posted nearer the time.
Monday, January 01, 2007
2007 Timetable
We are hoping to take part in the following village activities:
Blossoms & Bygones: Food & drink from our marquee: Sunday 13 May 2007
(Attended- despite the rain!)
School Fayre: Food & drink from our marquee: Saturday 14 July 2007
Fun Run: As you can see from the report of the 2006 event (below), this attracts a wide range of abilities. Food & drink from our marquee. Plus this year an extra marquee for shelter- last year was such a scorcher we needed shade for the competitors when they got back. Sunday 16 September 2007
Bonfire & Fireworks: Our annual display & giant bonfire, and of course food and drink from our marquee: Friday 2 November 2007
Christmas lights: Part of our fund raising this year is for a Christmas light feature to add to the growing village scheme.
We always welcome new helpers! If you would like to join us, or just need more details, send your e-mail address and query to HadBonCom@aol.com
Blossoms & Bygones: Food & drink from our marquee: Sunday 13 May 2007
(Attended- despite the rain!)
School Fayre: Food & drink from our marquee: Saturday 14 July 2007
Fun Run: As you can see from the report of the 2006 event (below), this attracts a wide range of abilities. Food & drink from our marquee. Plus this year an extra marquee for shelter- last year was such a scorcher we needed shade for the competitors when they got back. Sunday 16 September 2007
Bonfire & Fireworks: Our annual display & giant bonfire, and of course food and drink from our marquee: Friday 2 November 2007
Christmas lights: Part of our fund raising this year is for a Christmas light feature to add to the growing village scheme.
We always welcome new helpers! If you would like to join us, or just need more details, send your e-mail address and query to HadBonCom@aol.com
Wednesday, December 06, 2006
The Haddenham Bonfire Committee Fireworks 3 November 2006
It was a dastardly act to choose a winter’s night to blow up the Houses of Parliament in 1605. Generations of our citizens have had to endure the cold and wet as they celebrated the timely discovery of Mr Guy Fawkes and his 36 barrels of gunpowder.
Not this year though! We had a pleasant dry evening with a clear sky and, if you wrapped up warm, you would not have been too cold as you watched the brilliant display of fireworks sent up by Pete, Cliff and Dave.
The Guy competition was judged this year by Julie Williamson. Two children got in free with each guy and there were cash prizes for the top three. All the Guys went up in flames when the winner started the fire.
A good spread of hot food and drinks were available throughout the evening, so the hundreds of visitors were able to warm up inside and out as they gathered round Robert Norman’s huge bonfire.
Once again the committee had organised a safe event where families could, for a modest sum, gather with their friends to watch the spectacular display.
We plan to keep to the Friday, so make a note in your new diary for next year: 2 November 2007! If you would like to join us to help in fund raising or taking an active part on the night, please make a Comment (below), making sure you include your contact details.
We would also like to hear your views on improvements you feel would be worthwhile. Some people have asked for the fire to be lit before the firework display- what do you think? Please let us know via the Comment facility
Thanks to all who joined us and the many helpers who made it all happen.
A selection of photos can be seen below:
It was a dastardly act to choose a winter’s night to blow up the Houses of Parliament in 1605. Generations of our citizens have had to endure the cold and wet as they celebrated the timely discovery of Mr Guy Fawkes and his 36 barrels of gunpowder.
Not this year though! We had a pleasant dry evening with a clear sky and, if you wrapped up warm, you would not have been too cold as you watched the brilliant display of fireworks sent up by Pete, Cliff and Dave.
The Guy competition was judged this year by Julie Williamson. Two children got in free with each guy and there were cash prizes for the top three. All the Guys went up in flames when the winner started the fire.
A good spread of hot food and drinks were available throughout the evening, so the hundreds of visitors were able to warm up inside and out as they gathered round Robert Norman’s huge bonfire.
Once again the committee had organised a safe event where families could, for a modest sum, gather with their friends to watch the spectacular display.
We plan to keep to the Friday, so make a note in your new diary for next year: 2 November 2007! If you would like to join us to help in fund raising or taking an active part on the night, please make a Comment (below), making sure you include your contact details.
We would also like to hear your views on improvements you feel would be worthwhile. Some people have asked for the fire to be lit before the firework display- what do you think? Please let us know via the Comment facility
Thanks to all who joined us and the many helpers who made it all happen.
A selection of photos can be seen below:
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