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Shelf Gala Prog 2007 thth 5757 SHELFSHELF GalaWebsite:Gala www.shelfgala.org.uk SHELFSHELF HALLHALL PARKPARK 1:00pm1:00pm SATURDAYSATURDAY 2nd2nd JULYJULY 22 SUPPORTED1616 BY: ADULTS: £2.00 ❥ SENIOR CITIZENS: £1.00 JUNIORS: £1.00 ❥ 5 & UNDER: FREE ALL PROCEEDS GO TO LOCAL CHARITIES ~ Shelf Gala Queen 2016 ~ Shelf Gala Ambassador Megan Harris (left) and her attendant Hannah Leigh Costello. Megan Harris is 11 years old. She is currently attending St Michael & All Angels School in Shelf. Megan’s interests are singing, music, and films. Megan enjoys going swimming, going to the cinema and attending messy church at St Aidans. She also enjoys spending time with her friends and is looking forward to attending BBEC in September. Megan is very happy and honoured to be this year’s Shelf Gala Ambassador. Hannah Leigh Costello is Megan’s attendant for the 2016 Gala. Hannah also attends St Michael & All Angels School and is currently in year six. Hannah’s hobbies include activities such as swimming and roller-blading. She has an interest in theatre and art and design. Hannah (right) is currently looking forward to starting high school in September COMMITTEE OFFICIALS: Hon. President: Mr Allan Holdsworth Chairman: Trevor Priestley Treasurer: Vicki Gibson Secretary: Nichola Walker Stalls: Jonathan Kerry Field Marshalls: Andrew Gibson/Jonathan Kerry/Owen Ferguson Procession Marshall: Nichola Walker Announcer: June Barnes Committee members: Margaret Priestley, Margaret Crabtree, Margaret Wells, Charlotte Wells, Neil Craig and Sam Beevers. 2 3 Yorkshire’s Greatest Factory Clearance ● We sell and fit carpets for all domestic and commercial properties. ● Visit our showrooms at Hipperholme, Birstall, Shipley and Huddersfield ● Good quality carpets at discount prices Opening times are: Monday to Friday 10am to 6pm Saturday 9am to 5pm Sunday 11am to 4pm We also offer a free measuring service Tel: 01422 202220 4 alex wagg auto electrician 01422 206934 ● Electrical Repairs and Sales Unit 1, The Tannery Business Centre, Bradford Road, Northowram, Halifax HX3 7HR ● Certified Parrot Installer ● Hands-free Kits ● Alarms & Immobilisers Keep in touch with Shelf Gala ● Diagnostic Checks ● Vehicle Tracking Systems www.shelfgala.org.uk ● Parking Sensors ● In-car Entertainment Interested in joining Shelf Gala Committee ● DAB Radio contact: Trevor Priestley 01274 600601 or Email: [email protected] 07970 884908 [email protected] T DICKINSON – PLUMBER R. S. Taylor JAGGERS Motor Engineers Family • Gas Safe Installer HALIFAX ROAD • Kitchen Fitter Butcher GARAGE BRADFORD BD6 2HL • Builder Telephone: • Bathroom Suites & (01274) 603619 Telephone 01274 676316 Central Heating Bodyshop 01274 690462 9 Wade House Road, Fax: 01274 690905 Shelf, Nr Halifax 40 Years’ Experience 24hr Recovery Free Call – Out Free Estimates FOR TOP QUALITY MEAT MOT TESTING WHILE ‘U’ WAIT AND PERSONAL SERVICE ELECTRONIC ENGINE TUNING ACCIDENT REPAIRS LOCAL BUSINESS – SHELF Special Discounts for Freezer Orders, Hotels, Restaurants, Pubs, Residential Homes Mobile 07774 168985 Tel: 01274 605306 and Cafes 6 7 Satloka Gallery PRICE LIST Canvas Centimetres Inches Price £ size (up to) Inc VAT A4 20x30 8x12 30 A3 30x40 12x16 35 A2 40x60 16x24 45 A1 60x80 24x32 65 A0 80x120 32x48 95 YOUR Holiday Photos Large 100x150 38x60 135 Printed onto CANVAS Restoration and art work extra "% % 11 Wade House Road Shelf Halifax HX3 7PE Tel: 01274 671720 Email: [email protected] "%" Annual or single trip breakdown &%%%$#%"! %! Assistance cover for domestic vehicles. &%% %%"! Don’t leave home without it. It costs nothing to get a quote and &%%%!%%!%! takes just a few minutes to put in place. &%%% %Vehicle For a free quote, call now &%%% %Travel on 0800 027 2326 or visit www.nationalbreakdown.co.uk &%%% %! National Breakdown is a trading name of International Breakdown Ltd of 46-48 Odsal Road, Bradford, West Yorkshire, BD6 1AQ. 8 It is registered with and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. Chairman’s Ramblings… Good Afternoon Everyone, A warm welcome to you all to the 57th Shelf Gala. Another year has gone by, a year of strange weather patterns – resulting in lots of trouble, upset and expense for many people in the Calder Valley and other areas of Yorkshire. Here in Shelf we faired a bit better. It would be a sad day for Calderdale if we were flooded. Queensbury would be OK but not many others. We also have not had much snow this year through the winter period and plants and trees were blooming at strange dates. At the time of writing though (29th April) we had 4 inch of snow on our drive here in Shelf but hopefully the weather will have sorted itself out in time for Shelf Gala day. For the last few years we have been quite lucky having fine weather with plenty sunshine and only odd bits of rain, however, this year we are a bit more prepared – if we have snow on gala day we have 8° BELOW HUSKY RESCUE giving a demonstration in the arena (see facing page). What about 2016, weather permitting we should have another great gala through the organisation of my great committee who work tirelessly at providing an event which Shelf can be proud of. This year the procession starts again from Witt & Son car park because of costs involved and procedures we have now to adhere to in regards to health and safety and traffic management. Last year we started from Witt & Son car park but failed to publicise the route and many people missed the procession thinking it was going all through Shelf as in previous years. I must apologise to those people and hopefully we will do better this year. As I have mentioned before “One may ask is it worth having a procession”. I think it is as it gets the community involved and adds a bit of colour to the main road in Shelf and gives us a day to be proud of. In the arena this year we have for your entertainment music on stage provided by SELAH SOUNDS (see page 41), we have The IMPERIAL CRUSADERS, a local marching band, a Karate display by another local organisation SHOTOKAN KARATE and dance routines by MAGPIE MOVERS, DANCE STARS and STREET DANCE and as mentioned before 8° BELOW HUSKY RESCUE. We also have a “DOG WITH WAGGIEST TAIL” Competition. Outside the arena all the usual attractions: Tea Tent, Beer Tent, Fairground, Food outlets, Stalls, Football Competition, Painting Competition, Police display van and many stalls for you to look round – hopefully there is something for everyone. As Chairman of the 2016 Shelf Gala Committee I would like to thank the sponsors of this Gala: Coral Windows, Interface, Blackshaw Holdings, Robinsons Farm Shop, Witt & Sons, Lightcliffe Volkswagen and National Breakdown. A big thank you to all the advertisers in our programme who support us year after year. Please support these people and use the services they offer. I would like to thank the gala committee – without these people the gala would not exist, to all the people who have helped us in any way to set up this gala and very important, clear it all away for another year and leave Shelf Hall Park as though no one had been there in the afternoon and finally to all you people who come through the gates and support us year after year because without you people there would be no use in having a gala. HAVE A GREAT DAY! Crowning of the 2015 Gala Queen: Miss Kiera Hayes Photo: Andrew Walker TREVOR PRIESTLEY (Chairman, Shelf Gala Committee 2016) 10 11 The very best in food and drinks served daily *Jo, Steve & Ryan welcome you * 12.00-8.30pm – All Day, Every Day Give us 24 hours notice – we can cook anything you want ~ WE CAN CATER FOR ALL FUNCTIONS ~ Try our Sunday roast menu, lunch time menu and our usual 'Making a house a home' menu. We also offer a wide range of chef's specials. For reservations OR enquiries please phone: ● Kitchens & Bathrooms ● Plumbing & Electrical (01274) 678649 ● Painting & Decorating WADEHOUSE ROAD. SHELF, HALIFAX ● Roofing & Building Work Thursday General Knowledge Pub Quiz – 9.30pm ● PVC Windows/Doors & Fascias Beer tokens to be won – Snowball cash prize! ● Decking & Fencing ● General Maintenance All trades covered DCW PROPERTY Ring for a no obligation quote SERVICES LTD [email protected] TEL: 07899 804374 www.dcwpropertyservices.co.uk www.bottomleys-arms.co.uk 12 13 NORTHOWRAM JOINERY Joinery Manufacturers and all types of property renovations undertaken Domestic and Industrial Mick Shaw Aromatherapy • Beauty Therapy • Reflexology 15 Hedge Top Lane Northowram 63 Carr House Road, Shelf HX3 7RJ Halifax HX3 7ER Tel: 01274 605107 www.beauty- Telephone: 01422 206649 / 01422 201531 Mobile: 07808689910 withinshelf.co.uk STONE CHAIR VARIETY CLUB GUINNESS, JOHN SMITHS, CARLSBERG, TUBORG, THEAKSTON’S BEST BITTER, TETLEY’S BITTER, SOMERSBY CIDER, CARLING EXTRA COLD ★ Digital Big Screen TV ★ Snooker/Games Room ★ ★ Sky Sports + BT Sports ★ Multi Screen ★ Sponsors of the Head office: FUNCTION ROOM AVAILABLE FOR HIRE St Bernard’s Mill See website – www.stonechairshelf.co.uk Children’s Painting Gelderd Road OPEN MON-THURS 5pm – FRI 4pm and Drawing Leeds LS27 7NA TUESDAY CASH BINGO Tel: 0113 238 2540 SATURDAY & SUNDAY - OPEN ALL DAY Competition Fax: 0113 238 2541 Telephone: 01422 202365 14 15 Ruth Lawton Moving home? RSPORTS THERAPIST Think Valerie Holmes! SPECIALISING IN SPORT & NON-SPORTING INJURIES Shelf resident Valerie Holmes is a Property Lawyer with an office in Hipperholme next to the Coop. A Property Lawyer specialises Telephone: in Property and Land and is here to help you when you buy, 077 8080 5108 sell, transfer or lease a property, or have any concerns over Email: boundaries. We also deal with the legal aspect of re-mortgaging [email protected] too. Here Valerie answers some commonly raised questions. Twitter: @relsportsthera1 Q. I’ve had an offer accepted to buy a Q.
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