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Lorraine & Tim
Tim & Liz
Tim & Jenny
Tim & David
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As we have reported recently, Haddenham Mummers raised £1,933 for charitable good causes in the run up to Christmas 2015.

On Thursday evening, 11th February, members of the Mummers gathered in Haddenham Community Library to present cheques to the identified charities.

Receiving the cheques from Tim Chowns were:

Larraine Gooch, on behalf of Haddenham Community Library.
Larraine lives in Dinton and is a Trustee and regular volunteer in the Library

Liz Davies, Finley Newell's Grandmother, on behalf of the Finley Newell Equipment and Mobility Fund

Jenny Hardy, on behalf of MPS (Society for Mucopolysaccharide Diseases)

David Lyons, on behalf of the Townside Community Orchard

The evening's celebrations were rounded off with an opportunity to enjoy some 'Dancing Rat' — i.e., homemade cider, courtesy of David Lyons ... Grundys of Ambridge, eat your heart out!

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