Yorkshire Chandelier perform at the 17th Towersey Festival in Oxfordshire. – Vintage Photograph

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The 17th Towersey Festival in Oxfordshire welcomed Yorkshire Chandelier for a Monday procession, with Treasurer Mr Louis Rusliby expecting a working profit from the event. Festival Chairman Mr John Higgins expressed his elation at the festival’s repeated success.The 17th Towersey Festival in Oxfordshire welcomed Yorkshire Chandelier for a Monday procession, with Treasurer Mr Louis Rusliby expecting a working profit from the event. Festival Chairman Mr John Higgins expressed his elation at the festival’s repeated success.

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at Towersey Festival ‘Working profit’ expected Village organisations in Towersey should benefit well this year from its biggest folk music and dance festival so far. Treasurer Mr Louis Rusliby said he hoped the event the 17th would have beaten inflation and would give a decent profit. “For years we have been running hard to stay in the same place as far as making money has been concerned. This year may give us a good working profit,” he said. The festival chairman, Mr John Higgins, said he was elated at the repeated success of the festival. LIER 4 SEP 1981 Yoaks -4 SEP 1981 Above Yorkshire Chandelier from Rotherham who took part in Monday’s procession