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Playing the "planet game"at a rain soaked Brighouse Fun Day were (from left
Playing the " planet game" at a rain soaked Brighouse Fun Day were (from left) Craig Leitch, Emily Stevenson and Joanna Dawson. Jackie Merrick - alias actor Ian Sharrock - took time off from Emmerdale Farm to open the Fun Day at Wellhome Park, Brighouse. The opening followed a parade to the park from a nearby supermarket car park by entrants in a fancy dress contest. The parade was led by Brighouse Royal British Legion Drum and Bugle Corps. Six youth organisations from Brighouse entered an " its a knockout" competition organized by Mr. Jack Heymer, of Shelf Youth Club. The contests winners were Eastfield Youth Club, Lightcliffe. Teams of youngsters aged 13 to 18 were competing for a trophy donated by Mr. Andrew J. Taylforth, chairman of the Brighouse Youth Year steering group, which organized the fun day. Mr. Barry Dawson organized games for the under thirteens and the winners of the fancy dress competition were presented with prizes donated by Brighouse Lions Club. Organisations with stalls at the fun day donated £ 10 each to the main Calderdale International Youth Year funds. 4th August 1985
Staff
Huddersfield Examiner Archive
Mirrorpix
United Kingdom
HUD 85 4627
Media ID 21700978
© Mirrorpix
12"x8" (30x20cm) Photo Print
Relive the joy and excitement of a rainy day at Brighouse Fun Day with our stunning Media Storehouse Photographic Print of "Playing the 'Planet Game'." Witness the determination and fun-loving spirit of Craig Leitch, Emily Stevenson, and Joanna Dawson as they masterfully navigate the challenges of the "Planet Game" despite the heavy rain. Our high-quality print brings the vibrant colors and emotion of the moment right into your home, making it a cherished addition to any wall. Order now and bring back the memories of this special day.
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Estimated Product Size is 30.5cm x 20.3cm (12" x 8")
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Artwork printed orientated as per the preview above, with landscape (horizontal) orientation to match the source image.
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Playing the 'planet game' at a rain-soaked Brighouse Fun Day were Craig Leitch, Emily Stevenson, and Joanna Dawson. Despite the gloomy weather, spirits were high as Jackie Merrick - alias actor Ian Sharrock - took time off from Emmerdale Farm to open the event at Wellhome Park in Brighouse. The day kicked off with a vibrant parade led by the Brighouse Royal British Legion Drum and Bugle Corps, featuring participants of a fancy dress contest who marched from a nearby supermarket car park to the park. The highlight of the day was an 'it's a knockout' competition organized by Mr. Jack Heymer of Shelf Youth Club, which saw six youth organizations from Brighouse battling it out for victory. Ultimately, Eastfield Youth Club emerged as champions in this thrilling contest for teenagers aged 13 to 18. Meanwhile, Mr. Barry Dawson arranged exciting games for children under thirteen years old while also overseeing the fancy dress competition where winners received prizes generously donated by Brighouse Lions Club. In addition to providing entertainment and fostering community spirit, participating organizations contributed £10 each towards Calderdale International Youth Year funds through their stalls at the fun day. This nostalgic print captures not only the joyous moments shared amidst rainfall but also showcases how local communities came together to support youth initiatives during that memorable summer on August 4th, 1985.
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