"Eyes down, Look In on the 10 th of June for South Zeal Carnival 's next fund raising event !
We are holding a prize Bingo in the Sticklepath Village Hall on Friday 10 th June (eyes down at 7.30pm )
The carnival committee try to vary their fund raising efforts to appeal to different sections of our community and everyone is welcome to attend .
As the carnival procession parades through Sticklepath each year ,we thought it would be a chance for residents to take part in our fund raising in their neighbourhood.
(That's not to say we are excluding other communities from coming along . infact we really need everyone's support.
There will be prizes for winning lines as well as the full house and entry to the night will be only 50p to include tea & biscuits
Please come along and show your support as this year, our chosen charities to benefit from the carnival are The British Heart Foundation & Children's Hospice South West |
Your Committee
South Zeal Carnival is one of the few village carnivals still thriving . Thanks to a bunch of hard working volunteers who organise fund raising events throughout the year and also the Carnival Day itself.
The Carnival has a strong history and continues to bring enjoyment to many with both the Carnival Day and also the fund raising events we hold.
Why do it ?
Because we've nothing better to do ?..... No, it's to do with taking and being part of the community life and showing others that the community spirit still lives on, in our villages.
Who does it ?
The carnival committee organises both the day itself and the associated fund raising, through its regular meetings (usually held at The Kings Arms in the village - with thanks to Richard & Cindy for their hospitality).
The Committee Officers
Dawn Watkins (Chair)
Andy White (Treasurer/Vice Chair )
Donna Mallett (Secretary) rcmallett@btopenworld.com
Vicki Watkins (Minutes Secretary)
southzealcarnival@fsmail.net
General Committee
John Shaddick, Jenny Shaddick, Kenny Shaddick
Jackie Guscott, Maria Guscott
May Madders, Clifford White
So as you see, we are quite a mixed bunch but we always welcome any input, ideas and thought's from everyone.
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What's in it for me ?
If you've ever wanted to be a bit more involved in the local community and try to give something back, this is the ideal way, as we do all our fund raising in the locality, in different venues and your help at these events (setting up the equipment, manning a stall or service or as a steward at the event) ,shows that you want to be involved and not just live within your own four walls.
Carnival Day! We always need as many helpers as possible on this day, for setting up and marshalling duties.
The Children's Afternoon Parade is one of the largest events of it's kind in the area, with a wonderful array of costumes and entries . The more popular it becomes the more help we need.
Carnival Evening we have many things going on at the same time and that's why you see all those people in fluorescent yellow jackets, running around all over the place. We never can never have enough help at this time, so if you fancy putting on a yellow jacket and giving us a hand on the night please let us know - NOW, to enable us to make the most of your help !
If this doesn't take your fancy don't worry, you can still show your support, by attending our fundraising events and the Carnival itself. YOUR CARNIVAL NEEDS YOU!!!!
Who benefits from all of this ?
We are a non profit making group and each year we make a donation to charity. We alternate the charity chosen each year, one year a local cause and the following year a regional/national charity. Last year the donation was sent to the cancer charity CLIC. If you or your organisation would like to be considered for a donation at the end of the year, contact the committee with details (we cannot promise anything until after the Carnival when the decision is made at a committee meeting).
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