... L. Newman, Mr. F. Rice, Mr. Squires (Glastonbury), Mr. Oliver and Mr. Cox (Wells). Mr. Amos Wallace was encored for his clog dancing. The Vicar, on being asked to propose the toast of the King and Queen and Royal Family, said he was very pleased to be ...

... The December competition -a home-made calendar - won by Plank The party then got underway and members were entertained by the “Beetlec rushers” with a colourful display of tra ditional clog dances ranging from a Shetlands Wedding Dance Welsh reels and ...

... The December competition -a home-made calendar - was won by Mrs Plank The party then got underway and members were entertained by the “Beetlecrushers” with a colourful display of tra ditional clog dances ranging from a Shetlands Wedding Dance Welsh reels ...

... The December competition -a home-made calendar - was won by Mrs Plank The party then got underway and members were entertained by the “Beetlec rushers’ with a colourful display of tra ditional clog dances ranging from a Shetlands Wedding Dance Welsh reels ...

... Monckton. Some were sues at intervals by Miss Constance Mow Mr. (2snbb, and Mr. J. Cook. the last of whom also performed a clog dance, which was very much appreciated by the company present. Music was supplied by the Misses E. and J. Mania. ...

... irlecirterent competitions arranged in aid of the Coleford and District flower show were :—Skittles, Gentlemen. 1. E. Coles ES; 2, G. Chilcott. (Bristol) £3: Ladies. Mrs. C. Sheppard £l. Treasure Hunt, Mrs. R. Cullen. winners in the competition were: Miss ...

... Pat Carter and Marion Carter ; a lissom balloon dance by Ann Coogan ; a turn by Carole Lumber ; by Pat Taylor, Pauline Burgess and Geraldine Stone ; a merry song number by Diana Bradley, and a final dance by Margaret Bryer Maureen Linham, Marilyn Norris ...

... Family huskers, donated all the mosey they Film Day held at Maid* Hospital. raised to the charity and the clog- Hot =NAY weather brought the dancing Nettie Crushers gave a aowds flocking to the annual coloorfol display. nicer nest which broke Dog lovers ...

... especially important in view of the high marks Stratton earned in the 1959 Best Kept Village Competition) ; the Surveyor's difficulty in dealing with the clogged It Was stated at - meeting. which was presided over by Ald. E. de M. Kippax (Wells) that a ...

... of thanks was given by Mr. B. West. It was 'reported that the Beat dance, which was held on February 5. was a success. The evening was concluded with coffee and biscuits. COMPETITION RESULTS. Western Sportsmen's Association ry Dated and u FebruaTicket ...

... ot h er i tems o r Rye gave a demonstration of minor expense. North Country Clog Dancing. Some of the Group's players Future projects included the pur- played music for dancing during chase of special mattresses and other the day and others of the Group ...

... bottle of whisky. Other events in the day's; proceedings included The Last Tango in Croscombe, which was the Croscombe Clog Dance, performed by menfolk dressed in tunics, shorts and bovver boots at the Idiots Arms. This event was based upon an old custom ...