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Take it steady... Wayne Nield tried his hand and the sand dip
Take it steady... Wayne Nield tried his hand and the sand dip, which was one of the attractions in a charity carnival at a local pub. The car park at the Clothiers Arms, Stocksmoor, was packed for the event, organised by landlady Mrs Lynda Briggs. She hopes hundreds of pounds will have been raised to help the Examiners appeal and Guide Dogs for the Blind. Other events included a tug-o -war between local pubs, a disco, a display by Holmfirth Golden Girl Majorettes, a watersplash and numerous sideshows. 30th August 1987
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Huddersfield Examiner Archive
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Huddersfield
West Yorkshire
England
HUD 87 5932
Media ID 21705944
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Take it steady. . . Wayne Nield tried his hand and the sand dip, which was one of the attractions in a charity carnival at a local pub. The car park at the Clothiers Arms, Stocksmoor, was packed for the event, organised by landlady Mrs Lynda Briggs. She hopes hundreds of pounds will have been raised to help the Examiners appeal and Guide Dogs for the Blind. The photo captures a moment of pure joy as young Wayne Nield eagerly takes on the challenge of the sand dip. Surrounded by friends and family cheering him on, his determination is evident in his focused expression. This snapshot from 30th August 1987 transports us back to an era where community spirit thrived and small-town pubs were at the heart of social gatherings. The charity carnival offered much more than just sand dips; it brought together people from all walks of life for a day filled with laughter and entertainment. Local pubs engaged in friendly competition through events like tug-o-war while Holmfirth Golden Girl Majorettes showcased their talent with an impressive display. This photograph not only serves as a nostalgic reminder of simpler times but also highlights how communities can come together to support important causes. Through fundraising efforts like this carnival, funds were raised to aid both those in need through The Examiners appeal and visually impaired individuals supported by Guide Dogs for the Blind. As we look back on this image today, we are reminded that acts of kindness and generosity have always played a vital role in
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