Supplement Collection (page 18)

Christ Church, Coatham, Redcar, 25th April 1994

Short Walks Feature, Redcar, 25th April 1994

Duck in Lake at Locke Park, Redcar, 25th April 1994

Locke Park, Redcar, 25th April 1994

Bowling Green at Locke Park, Redcar, 25th April 1994

Lake at Locke Park, Redcar, 25th April 1994

Redcar Clock Tower, 25th April 1994

The Faramir Trust at Hartlepool Marina was set up for people to go sailing. The Renaissance Yacht gets set to sail the high seas with pupils of St Patricks in Thornby

Stockton Preston Hall Museum. 13th January 1999. The museum has a ten year plan of improvements. Pictured. Part of the current display of rare potions and medicines

Greenhead Gym Club Winners. 8th May 1986

Life was full of ups and downs for these youngsters at St Thomas Church mother and toddlers group, Bradley. Forty youngsters took part in a sponsored slide in aid of the Martin House children hospice

Ahoy there! Kris Hodgkyns (left) and John Steventon take to a life on the ocean wave, thanks to a new playboat belonging to Holmfirth WRVS Toy Library

These 28 pupils of Dalton Junior School were all smiles after receiving their cycling proficiency certificates and badges

Helping raise money for new toys at their playgroup are three-year-old Simon Gerrard and four-year-old Natalie CHadwick. The children were among about 50 children from Salendine Nook Baptist

Dalton Junior school now has a computer for each of its four year groups, thanks to fundraising efforts by parents. Some 2

Children helping raise money for new toys at their playgroup. Some of the 50 children from Salendine Nook Baptist Playgroup who took part in a sponsored brick build

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

Young Amy Taylor in the guise of Tom Sawyer (front right) and Vanessa Pearson, as Huckleberry Finn (left), take the stage for a two-night production of Tom Sawyer by St John Church drama group

These youngsters from Newsome High School disabled unit proved real winners at a recent sports competition. They came away with medals from a variety of events at the Yorkshire

It the start of the show... Cubs James Perkins (left) and Christopher Haigh introduce the Holme Valley Gang Show at Holmbridge Parish Hall

A load of rubbish... Mirfield High School sixth formers Debbie Bedford and Paul Wilkinson set an example to fellow students

Hard at work on a new nature reserve are these Reinwood Junior School, Oakes, pupils (from left) Mark Rayner, Paul Coupland, Sukdip Kaur and Lyndsey Anchor

Fundraising Marathon runner Mr Peter Meadows tries his hand at roll-a-penny at a spring fair held by Huddersfield based Sight Saving Association at Paddock Village Hall

Prof Buster Balloon, alias Brian Pitt, entertains with his party games and magic show at Cross Lane Primary and Nursery School, Elland

Ready for the off are some of the dozens of Cubs, Brownies, Scouts and Guides who tackled a 10-mile sponsored walk between Meltham and Holme

Birkby Junior School won the M10 and M11 team trophies at the annual Yorkshire SchoolsOrienteering Championships at The Chevin, Otley

Kirklees Junior Squash League held their presentation evening and disco at Huddersfield Lawn Tennis and Squash Club and the victorious captains are pictured with their teams (from left)

The long arms of the law... two-year-old Jonathan Plant polices proceedings at the Quarry Hill mother and toddler group open day. Attractions included a tombola, a cake stall and a raffle

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

Salvation Army cornet player David Mackey hits a high note at the South Shields parade of witness, Good Friday, 4th April 1980

Procession of Witness, Greys Monument, Newcastle, Good Friday 28th March Circa 1980

Converted Church into Cinema, 19th March 1980. Gateshead and Jarrow Methodist Circuit has converted a disused church into a Family Centre

Staff at Wallaw Cinema, Ashington, Northumberland, after the final credits rolled on film Annie, after the final house, before closure, 30th July 1982

New cinema, The Point, 15th July 1987. No steps, no craned necks, but plenty of legroom and places to put drinks at The Point

All alone in the darkness, Valerie Pearson going where the other 499 didn t treat, sitting through a private showing of the film Poltergeist, 17th September 1982

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"All that was left of them: The 17th Lancers near Modderfontein, a haunting reminder of the sacrifices made in battle. " "Army Chaplain in Great War Deeds: A glimpse into the unwavering faith and courage amidst the chaos of WW1. " "The Foot Guards at the Battle of Waterloo, standing tall and resolute against all odds. " "Ivor Novello, star of The Rat (1925), captivating audiences with his talent and charm. " "Unlocking vitality: Exploring the molecular model of Vitamin B12, an essential supplement for optimal health. " "Fueling resilience during wartime: An advert for Horlicks ration of malted milk tablets from 1916. " "The call of the wild echoes through Stile Common Junior School as pupils enchant with a musical extravaganza. " "Determined adventurers: Stockton Venture Scouts prepare to conquer an eight-mile paddle challenge against all comers. " "A place for peace and reflection: Friends Meeting House opened its doors in 1814, providing solace in Stockton, County Durham. " "HMS Good Hope's valiant efforts remembered among Great War Deeds, reminding us of bravery on treacherous seas during WW1. " "Lilium cernuum blooms gracefully, symbolizing delicate beauty amidst nature's wonders. " "Incredible perspective captured as Garston Gasometer dwarfs a church in Liverpool's skyline on August 16th, 1988.