... of dance, several members being opinion that considering the great sssietsDce the ladies gave in connection with the rale of work, it was only fitting their services should he recognised. Ultimately, by small majority, it was agreed to hold dance sod ...

... display,, if rightly boomed, should not fail to draw a big crowd. However, experience teaches. Meek, Loogoroft, piped to the dan clog, for which Mr J. Peaosck, Airdrie, wae judge. T. Babbs, Hollandbntb, wae faaadioapper, and Mr O. M'Alpins starter. The secretarial ...

... Donald Fer- ;usou, mouth harmouiun selections Mr Charles . d'Fadyeu and Mr James Ditty, mauiolinc selections Master Darrocb, clog dance Mr Biuce, songs Messrs Donald Bruce, Feter Gray, Andrew Todd, Thomas Horne, John Robertson (comedian;, Ales. Johnston (comedian; ...

... work. VIC. GLEANINGS. The result of Friday’s competition was most popular, and gamine premier place Peter Connolly, Kilsvtn , founa lavour with the audience. Tom M*Colgan was second, and liad some clever dancing in hifi show. Pie Tlonias Pender, Kilsyth ...

... Meileon contributed eolo, •• Jeone the Flower of DunblaDe.” Mr J. H. Harvey gave a tong and dance, and then bad a terrific reception for hie exposition ot the clog dance, for which ho bolds the title of world’s champion. Ha waa Inatily encored and the audience ...

... new baa been introduced in ttaa of knitting competition for school girls, and also a handwriting competition for scholars aged 14 yean and andsr. prises have been provided (or nir-gon abootiog -competition to tako place within the school grounds. Ur Robert ...