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John
Fielden Junior Scholarship Award
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Places Available in 2012
For
many people John Fielden was Enterprise. Fighting the growing
restrictions of competition flying Phillip Wills asked John to
hold the 'Enterprise' Baton when the competition first started in
1974. From that date he successfully directed virtually every
Enterprise until his death in 2002. It was always his desire to
encourage younger pilots to follow his philosophy and indeed
several Junior Squad pilots, led by Andy Perkins, joined us at
North Hill in 2002, see photo below. John's legacy has made
available the chance for 2 Junior Entrants to fly at Enterprise
at minimal cost, raised to 4 in 2012 due to Long Mynds
efficient and effective winch launching arrangement.
To
qualify you must be under 26 at the beginning of the competition.
Closing
Date: Application for the scholarship must be submitted by 31st
March 2012. Applicants will be informed of the decision within a
week of that date.
To
apply please email Jon Hart jhart.jon@gmail.com
explaining why you are applying with your personal and flying
details and you will be considered for the scholarship.
Alternatively, if you know of a budding pilot in this category,
please get them to make contact.
£35
- Entry fee 50% of normal Junior price £70
£80
Launches, surplus goes to travel costs
£60
Travel/transport
£175
- Total
All
pilots under 26 are entitled to half price entry to the
competition even if they do not win a scholarship i.e. £70
| We invited some Juniors in 2002 to
North Hill who found the tasks challenging but their
leader, Andy Perkins, had the last laugh by playing tennis with a nubile young lady shortly after landing out. |
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From right to left - Andy Perkins, Luke Roberts, Sarah Wells, Andy Betteley |