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Carnival a success

The 19th Helmdon Carnival was held over the Bank Holiday weekend.

It had a party atmosphere on Saturday, as Ben Waters and his band, backed by Catalyst, kicked off the three day event.

They played to a huge crowd on the sports field in Wappenham Road, as did the Porterhouse Jazz Six on Sunday afternoon.

The main event was the parade of floats, marching bands and people in fancy dress on Monday.

The procession travelled through the village concluding at the sports field, where there was an array of activities.

Secretary of the Helmdon Carnival Committee, Peter Burns, said: "The weather was good and we had the largest crowds ever."

All prizes were won, with winners gaining all manner of booty, including a trip around the British American Racing factory, a continental holiday, cinema tickets and whole range of other goods.

There has been no decision made yet as to which charities will benefit from the three days of fun.

Mr Burns said: "We don't spend the money before we get it!"

A decision will be made at the next committee meeting.

Brackley Post - 31st August 2001

 
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