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... school, where all was gaiety. Dancing and whist were favoured items of the programme this year. The Insch Melody Makers supplied the dance music and Misses Mann, Ogston and Yeats were M.C.'s. The winners of the spot dance were Miss Spence and Mr Adie. ...
... stronger entry this year in the athletics competitions (or children and the Heard Trophy was shared by Shirley Dick, Jane Lakeland. Peter Durham (all Inverness Harriers) and Ewan Scott 'Elgin -The dancing competitions and piping events were again strongly ...
... bells at Castle Fraser A TRADITIONAL dance festival wilt be held at both Castle Fraser and Crathes Castle on Saturday. Several groups from Scotland and England will be meeting to demonstrate their different dance styles. The National Trust for Scotland ...
... walk with partner dancing competition. Four couples, ail from Aberdeen, entered, and so meritorious was their exhibition that all were awarded a prize. Jack Beattie and Mary Aiken, who carried off most of the leading prizes for dancing, gave a particularly ...
... B. M'Donald, and Messrs 11. James, L. Donelly, and T. Van Zellan. Miss Fanny Fraser, Moniach Castle, danced the dance. Highland fling, and the clog dancc gracefully, and M. J. M'Kenzie was popular comedian. Lady Sybil thanKed the artistes, and Mr J. ...
... appreciation of the efforts of the congregation, and to_ relieve them from the pecuniary incubus which tends, in every case, to clog the exertions of the Church. Dir Scott of Brotherton opened the Bazaar at half-past ten o'clock. The tables were tastefully ...
... Nicola Davies and Chris Packham. including why ladybirds have spots. 5.00 NEWSROUND 5.10 GRUEY Gruey and Co. get mixed up in clog-dancing. 5.35 NEIGHBOURS 6.00 NEWS AND WEATHER 6.30 REPORTING SCOTLAND 7.00 HOLIDAY 90 Presented live by Anne Gregg and Eamonn ...
... already indicated, lie was very pood hot, ana always took leading place the various competitions in which the comp»f tcon. part. On three occasions he attended a competitions at Bisley, and at lT ) rarae out the winner of the oup. Some five years ago visit®* ...
... law reform scheme. Sir Win. Joyn?on-Hicks, while resting Nice, has been keeping in close touch with the controversies about clog racing and the revised Prayer Book, while Sir Samuel Hoare is in Switzerland, where he has opportunities of seeing that aviation ...
... 7.30 pm, Thursday Mechanics Hail, Brechin. American Line Dancing, 7.30 pm, Thursday Mercury Hotel, Ellon. Ellon Bridge Tournament. 7 15pm, Friday. Town Hall, Coupar Angus. Scottish Country Dance to the Maple Leaf Band in aid of Macmillan Cancer Relief ...
... November 16. Local Secretary, Mr O. DAWSON, 64 Bon-Accord Street, from whom the urrent regulations may be obtained. DANCING TAUGHT tall Sand, Clogs, Top Boot, Jig, etc.—by W. ASHFORD. lot land's Champion Speciality Dancer. Moderate erniG. Care Loinont, Jn -tice ...
... police or traffic wardens have been ruled out by the Law Society of Scotland as a way reducing the welter of minor offences clogging the courts. They say they do not like the idea of a spot fine imposed and collected immediately as it makes no allowance ...