... July at 2.30 in the SCHOOL GROUNDS Opened by SIR DAVID DAVENPORT HANDLEY Fancy Dress, Clog Dancing, Country Dancing. Pony Rides, Stalls, Games, Country Crafts, Competitions: Best Single Rose & Snapshop with caption for Adults & under 15's A Cowart wW be given ...

... inat the annual Ryhall with Essenai Clog dancing and donkey rides by Kieron and Moira Jackson. were among some of the attractions . Attractions Liudncel a live l y d uring of traditional folk from the di of Clifton Clog dine church fete on Saturday. team ...

... mince pi e s and cream. After the Meat Rev P. Paynton (VKar) was caller for bingo. Members were entertained with mimic and clog dances by Julie and Lola. of rickwell, ,'fm Au , accorTaiiird the carols by evctv-ne. Nir 4th guitar provided music. A lairge ...

... club “scored” in unmistakable manner at the on Thursday evening, on the occasion the annual whist and bridge drives Nearly dance in aid of the exchequer. 350 were present, 228 of these participat- ing in the whist drive, which was super- J. BR. Shepherd ...

... continue their normal diet, with occasionally a little fruit or salad a seasonable change. The result it that the blood becomes clogged with food products for which the body has no use, digestion fails, the action of the heart becomes irregular, the circulation ...

... thanked by Mrs D. Mclntyre. He went on to judge the competition for a cracker motto which was won by Mrs M. Dalzell Payne and which created even more laughter The glass goblet for the highest competition points for the year was won again by Mrs Dalzell Payne ...

... Horncast'e Chi'dren s homes gave display of dancing and drills. EVERY CHILD NEEDS A SPRING CLEAN Pimples and cn t/.e face humiliate a child at rchcol and leave nasty scars. They are sure signs that the bowels are clogged with sour, bilious poisons which inflame ...

... whist drive and dance in the Village-hall on Saturday. Winning captain,. at the whist drive were Mr Munton, Mrs. Bratley and Mr. A. Joann. Mr. G. Birch was MC. Doorstewa Ms at the dance were Mrs. R. W. Peck and Mies L. Mee. and competitions were won by Mr ...

... Windover will provide a Dinner, to which his friends are respectfully invited. Tickets will be ready on the Saturday previously. DANCING. THE Pupils under the Tuition of Mr. DYER and his SON, from the Establishments they attend in Stamford, will have their Public ...

... Alexandra Rose Day and thanks were expressed for the pensioners' outing, which (*unshed with a tea at the village hall and clog dancing by two young ladies from Cold Overton. Institute members and friends had enjoyed an outing to Belton House. Secretary, ...

... J.' , Shorthouse. A competition] spring flowers in % I ces! !was won by Mrs. P. er. [Mrs. Ablewhite and Mrt.• rKerridge, and another corn-: ;petition for the best deems-, !te .ster bonnet by Mrs W. : Scott. A. third competition, !was won by Mrs. Burton ...

... juties had + is especially due. elected as people's warden. discharged by Mr. H. In addition to the classes for TEALBY. | competition the trade stands of Dutch firms contained many interesting and the annual meet- ee was ul exhibits of new and unnamed ed ...