CARNIVAL IN 2005

 


Theme "50 GLORIOUS YEARS"



| children's procession | main procession | U18's Gig | tug of war

| dog show | window display | baby show | cars and bikes | princesses |

| programme competition |

         

             
 
        
  

            

     

 

 
 

 



 
   

 

 

 

 


CHILDREN'S PROCESSION

PHOTOS BY  www.WhataPhoto.co.uk

 

 

RESULTS:

Approximately 450 children, accompanied by many helpers & parents, walked in the Children’s Procession on Saturday 2nd July.  The theme this year was 50 Glorious Years.

They were led by the Hants & Isle of Wight Wing Air Training Corps Band, the Carnival Jester and the Carnival Princesses.  Also joining the Procession were Radio 2-10 FM and Elvis!

Winners:

Class 2         

First:               Fleet East Brownies (50 years of Carnival Princesses)

Second:         Heatherside Schools Association (50’s Rock & Rollers)

Third:              Fleet Infant School (50 Glorious Years – That calls for a celebration)

Class 3         

First:               Fleet Methodist Church Pre-school (Happy Birthday Fleet Carnival)

Second:         Tweseldown Playgroup (50 Years of Children’s TV)

Third:              Wood Lane Playschool (Fifty Fleet Fiesta)

Class 4         

First:               Poppets  Day Nursery (Having a Ball – Celebrating 50 Glorious Years)

Second:         St John Ambulance Badgers & Cadets (50 Glorious Years)

The Early Challenge Trophy, for the Entry Best Depicting the Carnival Theme, was awarded to St John Ambulance Badgers & Cadets.

The Worker’s Hospital Committee Challenge Cup, for the Best Entry in the Show was awarded to Fleet East Brownies.

Procession organiser, Sue McLaren, would like to thank all the children for being so well behaved and their helpers & parents for all the hard work that had obviously been put into the entries.  The standard of the entries was, as always, extremely high.

Also many thanks to the marshalls, judges and assembly area officials without whom this event could not take place.  

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MAIN PROCESSION

 




RESULTS

Class 1           The County Challenge Cup                      Fleet News and Mail

Class 2           The Coronation Challenge Cup               Velmead Junior School

Class 3           The Rowley Mans Challenge Shield       Lions Club of Fleet

Class 4           The Chamber of Trade Challenge Cup   Aldershot & District Omnibus Rescue and Restoration Society

Class 5           The Scoffield Plate                                      St John Ambulance Badgers & Cadets

Class 7           The RAFA Challenge Trophy                    Tweseldown Playgroup

Class 8           The Millennium Trophy                              Poppets Day Nursery

Best Interpretation of Carnival Theme - The RAFA Challenge Cup                          St John Ambulance Badgers & Cadets

Most Comical Entry - The Star Challenge Cup                                                              Lions Club of Fleet

Best Entry by a National Youth Organisation - Spirit of Youth Trophy                      Hart Gymnastics Club

Overall Winner of Best in Show - The Stevens Bros (Fleet) Ltd Challenge Cup     Velmead Junior School

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DOG SHOW

RESULTS

Class 1           Waggiest Tale – Scratch and Connor McCabe             

Class 2           Dog That Looks Most Like Its Owner  - Jack and Natasha Trethewy

Class 3           Best Six Legs – Bolly and Linda Sloman

Class 4           Prettiest Bitch – Jess and Abigail Carlton

Class 5           Most Handsome Dog – Koda and Jacqui Fury

Class 6           Best Veteran – Rosie and Shelly Jenkinson

Class 7           Best Rescued Dog – Sophie and William & James Gray

Class 8           Child v Sausage Dog Race – Alfie and Lauren Saxby

Sukara Cup              Best Junior Handler – Lauren Saxby

Challenge Trophy    Best in Show - Coda and Jacqui Fury

Rienzi Plaque          Best Terrier – Maisey and Holly Spiers

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TUG OF WAR

RESULTS

First Prize: The Emporium, Fleet

Runners-up: The Black Horse, Crookham Village

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VARIOUS

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BABY SHOW               

Overall Winner: Victoria Kirkup

         

Best Mum and Baby: Jo and Toby Snell

    

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3 - 6 Months 1st: Eileen Glen

             

3 - 6 Months 2nd: Macey Lyon

             

3 - 6 Months 3rd: Finley Stevens

                  

3 - 6 Months Highly Commended: Sophie Bennet & Sophie Robinson


 

6 - 9 Months 1st: Benjamin Coombs

              

6 - 9 Months 2nd: Niamh Palmer-Watson

             

6 - 9 Months 3rd: Libby Taylor

              

6 - 9 Months Highly Commended: Max Cooper & Toby Sutherland


9 - 12 Months Winner: Toby Snell

      

       9 - 12 Months 2nd: Mia Young

           

9 - 12 Months 3rd:  Savannah Johnsen

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9 - 12 Months Highly Commended: Caitlin Rufus & Gregory Wright 


     12 - 18 Months Winner: Molly Locket

  

12 - 18 Months 2nd: Thierry Brown

       

12 - 18 Months 3rd: Douglas Brown

           

12 - 18 Months Highly Commended: Jacob Whiting & Aishwarya Bowman 

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WINDOW DRESSING COMPETITION

RESULTS

Class 1             
Best window display based on their own merchandise
1st   EXPERIENCE
2nd  SMARTLADY
3rd   REPS-N-PETS
Highly Commended. GIGGLES

Class 2
Best window display depicting Carnival Theme
1st  EXPERIENCE
2nd  PHILLIS TUCKWELL HOSPICE SHOP
3rd   FLEET LEARNING CENTRE

Class 3
Best window display depicting carnival theme including fresh flowers.
1st  OASIS
2nd  SWEET P'S
3rd   FLOWERS & THINGS

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CARS AND BIKES

RESULTS

Best Motorcycle                        Ron Goodburn Trophy              Clive Biggins        BSA A7

Best Custom Trike                    Albon Tankard                           Rick Le Page       Wizard VW  Trike

Best Classic Car in Show        Hester Trophy                            Mike Bollard        1966 Jaguar 3.8 ‘S’ Type

Best American Car                   North Hants Tyre Trophy           Alan Garrington    1983 Lincoln Continental Mark VI

Best MG                                     Sandy Lane Garage Trophy         Barry Gibbons     1937 MG TA

Best Austin                                 Gertrude Catt Plate                    Bill Mackenzie     1932 Austin RN Saloon

Best VW                                     Martins Volkswagen Trophy        Adrian Pilkington  1960 VW Splitscreen Pickup

Best Military Vehicle                  Peter Lattey Challenge Trophy    Mr B Bradbery     1941 Dodge ½ ton Weapons Carrier

Thanks to North Hants Tyre Co. Ltd and Martins Volkswagen for their support in providing new annual trophies this year.

Class Awards 

Motorcycles

1921 – 1930      GOLD   Stan Williams                1926     Scott Flying Squirrell

1931 – 1949      GOLD   Russ Howell                  1939     Matchless 39X

1950 – 1958      GOLD   Clive Biggins                  1952     BSA A7

1959 – 1969      GOLD   Chris Goodburn              1968     Triumph T100

1959 – 1969      SILVER Ken Moorhouse             1961     BSA Shooting Star

1970 – 1989      GOLD   Trevor Sindle                  1978     Yamaha XS 1100E

Cars

1920 – 1942      Bill Mackenzie   1932 Austin RN Saloon

1943 – 1965      Roger Wiltshire  1951 Ford V8 Pilot Police Car

1966 – 1985      Mike Bollard      1966 Jaguar 3.8 ‘S’ Type

American

1950 – 1967       Martin Hicks      1955 Chevrolet Bel Air

1968 – 2005      Alan Garrington  1983 Lincoln Continental Mark VI

Sports                 Ashley Collins   1967 Jaguar ‘E’ Type                 

Custom               Timo Thornton    1967 Porsche Spyder

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PRINCESSES
 

 

                  

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The Princess and her attendants for Carnival 2005 were selected at the Princess Disco on April 29th at Elvetham Heath Community hall. Fleet.

Mrs Carol Jordan a secretary, Mrs Christine Macfarlane a local sales negotiator and Mr Richard Hull a sales manager were this years judges.They managed to whittle the attending 73 girls down to the  3 winners, never an easy task.

This year’s Princess is Rebecca Eales age 11 who attends Church Crookham Junior School, she loves swimming and athletics. Her attendants are Ella Jennings age 11 and goes to Calthorpe secondary school and Olivia Cure age 8 from Velmead Junior school. Ella’s hobbies are Dancing and Jazz and Olivia is a keen tennis player. The 3 girls were crowned and presented with flowers by last years royalty, Georgina Pearson, Francesca Ward and Brook Tiller.

Rebecca

Ella

Olivia

 

The Selection Disco master of ceremonies was Rod Stean.

The event was organised by Anne Bellicoso who will chaperone the girls while they carry out their duties over the next year.

Special thanks to Smart Lady, Albert St. Fleet for their sponsorship.

With last years winners

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PROGRAMME COMPETITION
Sponsored by Ravenscroft Motors, Frames and Prints and Birdworld

The winner of this years programme artwork competition is Millie Hagart of Church Crookham Junior School who also won the fourth year prize. The full results are:

Third Year Winner: Rebecca Lysaght. Velmead School. Runner up: Matthew Boreham. Velmead School

Fourth Year Winner and Overall Winner: Millie Hagart. Church Crookham School. Runner Up: Amelia Seward. Church Crookham School.

Fifth Year Winner: Jason Brown. Velmead School. Runner Up: Sarah-Jane Colver. Velmead School.

Sixth Year Winner: Maria Rhodes. Velmead School. Runner Up: Douglas Hartley. All Saints School.

   

Winner Millie (left) with 4th 
year runner up Amelia  

Millie with Amelia and at the back from right to left Wendy Brown, Carnival President, Allan Gibson, Competition organiser and Sarah Jones, Church Crookham Junior School Art Teacher

Pictures courtesy of WhataPhoto

                                                                           

There were nearly 150 entries from four schools. The carnival would like to thank all those children from Velmead Junior, All Saints Junior, Church Crookham Junior and Crondall Primary schools who took part in the competition. Also all teachers and others who encouraged the children to participate in the competition.The standard was very high and the judges had great difficulty in deciding the winners.

Please note: As so many entries included text it was decided to accept these entries to avoid disappointing so many children who had spent so much time on there pictures.

FLEET & DISTRICT CARNIVAL ASSOCIATION
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