Huddersfield Collection (page 9)

On the run... Rawthorpe High and Junior school pupils keep on running for Sport Aid - and could even have the chance to run in New York

Todays the day the teddy bears have their picnic... themselves at a Guides Rainbow Revels are (from left) Kimberly Jackson, Helen Wilkinson and Helen Radford, of Meltham Rainbow Guides

Honley Show. Show dogs... Mr Bill Jackson with his Irish Wolfhounds Rastus and Tryth. 11th June 1988

Honley Show. A picture of charm... Miss Examiner Angela Shotton is joined by two more lovely ladies, four-year-old Clare Louise Taylor (left) and Kelly Ann Taylor (Seven)

General scenes at Honley Show, West Yorkshire. 11th June 1988

Honley Show. Winning style... 11-year-old Rachel Gardener with Dana, the Shetland pony, winner of the foal class. 11th June 1988

Helping others... these members of 82nd Huddersfield (St Barnabas Church) Brownies, Crosland Moor, have raised £ 40 for the Holly Bank School Appeal

Helping to brighten up the environment... 11-year-olds Joanne Shaw (left), Joanna Norcliffe (centre) and Olivia Butterfield are seen planting wild flower bulbs at Tunnel End today

Blossoming out... these budding young gardeners from Denby CofE First School are boosting the competition. As part of the Examiner Pride in Huddersfield campaign, pupils have planted aubrietia

Honley show. Dazzling headgear... Amy Bennett (left), of Brockholes, and Rachel Bottom, of Kirkburton, display a natty line in antennae during their visit to the show. 11th June 1988

Holding their horses... Even hobby-horses will be banned at the Horseless Horse Trials at Bramham Park, between Leeds and York, on Saturday

Sales talk... These two Golcar sisters and their brother held a stall for bric-a-brac and home-made items in the centre of the village

These young boys are eagerly awaiting the Kick-off later this month of the summer evening coaching programme organised by the Kirklees Soccer Development Scheme - sponsored by the Examiner

The Dick Turpin fan club... the famous highwayman, alias Richard Hutchings, proved popular with local children when he turned up at the Woodman Inn, Bradley

The pupils own paper: Crosland Moor Junior School pupils Christopher Lindsay and Charlotte Waller - watched by classmates - put the finishing touches to their own magazine as part of a project

Summer spectacular... these Newsome youngsters entered the fashion world for two days to take part in the annual Newsome High School fashion show

You put your right arm out... Pc David Wetton shows pupils at Lowerhouses C of E Junior, Infant and Nursery School how to make a right turn on their bicycles

Play pennies... these children wrote the name of their playgroup with coins instead of a pen. More than 20 children from Meltham Mills Church Playgroup collected 1

A group of Lepton youngsters have raised £17 for Huddersfield
A group of Lepton youngsters have raised £ 17 for Huddersfields Wish Project by organising their own jumble sale. The money will go to the projects hostel for homeless women in the town

Huddersfield Town goalie Steve Hardwick is ready and waiting for shots while Meltham Under-11 team lines up. Eight-year-old Robert Yarker arranged for the team, which he trains with

We are the champions... Scholes Junior and Infants School under-nine rugby team won a mini-competition organised by Underbank Rugby League Club

Precious pennies... Michael Dempsey adds one more coin to a chain of cash that went across Hepworth to celebrate the villages feast

Sock it to them... Pupils at Ashbrow Junior School, who have been helping Romanian orphans. Class six held a fun day with a variety of fund-raising events

Three-year-old Timothy Stephenson crammed 113 objects in a matchbox to beat other members of Quarry Hill pre-school Playgroup, pictured, in a competition to raise funds

Flying the flag... thats what Netherton Moor Cub pack is doing to celebrate the movements 75th birthday - and seen with the groups flag are (front)

Junior health freaks!... Pupils of Kirkroyds Infants school took part in a sponsored bounce as part of an organised Health Day

These Huddersfield Cubs made sure their commemorative flag was going places by flying it high up on a double-decker bus. The Woodhouse pack took up a challenge to design

Playaway... pictured are some of the 20 children from all over Kirklees who enjoyed a play day at Mount Pleasant Sports Centre, Lockwood, organised by Helen Robinson

Dragon Slayers at Bradley Junior School put on a production of a traditional English play. The Pace-Egg play, which tells the story of St George and the dragon, dates back to the 17th century

Captain beaky... the more-than-life-sized puffin swooped into the Childrens Bookshop at Lindley to help celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Puffin company, which publishes childrens books

Cash for the Kurds... Students taking the certificate in pre-vocational education at Huddersfield Technical College have raised £ 100 for the Save the Children Fund Kurdish Children Appeal

Michael Stipe backstage. R. E. M. in concert at the Galpharm Stadium. 25th July 1995
Michael Stipe backstage. R.E.M. in concert at the Galpharm Stadium. 25th July 1995

Five-a-side champions - Bradley Juniors have scored their very own cup final win. While Manchester United and Crystal Palace were preparing for their FA Cup Wembley encounters

Meet the gang... Thats the message from five-year-old Leanne Kitson, a member of the new Kirkheaton Rainbows group. It is aimed at five to seven-year-olds going into Brownies

A group of pupils from Germany visited Almondbury High School as part of an exchange visit. The party of 15 students aged 13 to 15 from Siegen last year

Almondbury Scouts and Cubs are in a winning mood. Members of 37th Almondbury Methodist Scouts followed grid references and clues on a 13-mile walk from Blackmoorfoot to Lepton to beat three other

Edgerton fund raisers... watched by school friends, Amy Lodge (left), a pupil of The Mount School, Edgerton presents a cheque for £ 156 to Mrs Janet Dyson

Pupils from a Dalton junior school haven been foiled in their attempts to help the Stop Press Guide Dog Appeal. Youngsters at St Joseph RC School are lending their support for the appeal by

A Teddy with teeth?... Dental nurse Annette Brodie talks about teeth at Slaithwaite Health centre to these children from Linthwaite Ardron Memorial CofE School

Pedestrians - and vehicles - crossing... Mount Pleasant Junior School pupils have had a road safety lesson with a difference

Top readers at a Huddersfield school have gained medals and certificates in a sponsored programme which has also earned them more than £ 1, 200-worth of books for their classrooms

Fame... Fartown High School pupils get in the mood for their London debut. The students aged between 12 and 16, are looking forward to July 4 when they have a date at the Queen Elizabeth Hall to take

Fashion on a shoestring... proving that you don t need loadsa-money to cut a dash are these enterprising clothing industry YTS trainees

Making a splash... Nields Junior and Infant School opens its nature pond at assembly. Mr Andrew Mansell (left), of Holmbridge, who built the pond at the Slaithwaite school, and Mr Bob McCartney

London Marathon runner Mr Clive Jackson (right) raised £; 140 for a unit for handicapped children at Rawthorpe Infants and Nursery CofE School

Speed kings... youngsters from the 11th Holy Trinity Scouts in Marsh raced off with top prizes at a major Scout car racing event in the West Midlands

Look out world, here we come... intrepid globetrotters from the Scout movement, who are out to raise £ 8, 000 to finance a trip to Korea for the 17th World Jamboree in 1991

Grinning sheepishly... seven-year-old Amman Hafiz and Chloe Jenkinson, six, with their two-week-old friend - Snowy the lamb

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