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Captains (from left) Peter Jowett (Lepton), David Fox (Kirkheaton), Nicholas Wright (Skelmanthorpe) and Mark Brown (Scissett) line up with the trophy before the annual Denby Dale schools six-a-side football tournament
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Pupils Antony Boothroyd and Stephen Wood from Marsden with bear to be auctioned.
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Accident prevention officer Pc Joanna Burton is see presenting a cycling proficiency certificate to Sarah Baldock at Rawthorpe Junior School along with the 20 pupils trained for their cycling proficiency during the Easter holiday.
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10-year-old Anna Rockett from Helme C of E School shows the design which triumphed in an Easter egg competition organised by the Meltham branch of the Halifax Building Society. With her is nine-year-old Andrew Wilson from Meltham C of E Junior and Infants School who was runner-up.
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Richard Crossley stole the limelight when Salendine Nook won the Huddersfield Schools Rugby League Under 14 final against Almondbury.
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All Saints RC High School reunion at St Patrick's Centre in 1985.
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Hundreds of young musicians from across Kirklees schools took part in a two-day festival of music at Huddersfield Town Hall
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Helper William Ball checks the map before going on a treasure hunt with around 80 youngsters from the Brockholes area
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Assistant scout leader Andrew Wood won the Mark Winterbottom Memorial Trophy at the start of a Honley scout five-a-side competition at Honley High School.
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Deighton High School's steel band made it through to the a place in the three-day National Youth Music Festival in London
THE year was 1985 and it was certainly a memorable one for music.
It was the year of the spectacular Live Aid concert at Wembley Stadium on July 13 and a host of American pop stars also got together together to record We Are The World to raise money for Africa. Wham! became the first western pop group to play in China at the Beijing Workers Stadium and Madonna embarked on her first tour.
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