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... evening of folk-lore in Wath Library on November 21st and 22nd, 7.30 p.m. to 9.30 p-m. each night. Displays of Morris and Clog Dancing and a mummers play will be given. Admission is free and tickets are now available from Wath Library. AEROBIC sessions on ...
... pool competition on Friday. Semifinalists were Nigel Pickering and M. Oxer. A club member joined the 17-plus course rua by Rotherham Area youth organisation and enjoyed a weckend at Askrigg. The club are entering an area volley ball competition at Wingfield ...
... the competition and presented the trophy. Mr. D. Ellis won the best slide compettion. Last night mmy) at Dusholm Club, membership Studied prints from the Yorkshire Pnomgrlpmc Union exhibition. Un Thursday they will hold their monthly competition when ...
... and the audience left singing and dancing as they journeyed home. Some French visitors enjoyed the songs 80 much that they took them back to France where they became known as ‘carols’ from the French word for dance. it wouldnt seem like Christmas without ...
... of our three prize winners are pictured withthe orgonisers of the competition, from left to right, Mrs Christine Wood, Hoover Regional Sales Supervisor; Miss Katheryn Cook, competition winner; Mr Malcolm Horston, Electricol Divisional Manager; Mrs Margaret ...
... professional taast at St ONCE again Ri Market Square whoodwfimmmp of clogs and the strains of melodeon, banjo and concertina as Ripon Cl? Morris Dancers performed several North-West style dances on the evening of Monday, June 4. During the winter, the side ...
... displays of Longsword dances traditional to Cumberland and Papa Stour as well as five-man dance compiled by themselves. The women of Carlisle, in red-trimmed black ginafore dressed with white blouses, performed step dances, some in clogs, some in shoes, and ...
... Stephenson or Sue Everingham. They all assist on both Tuesday and Friday mornings. Fourteen children took part in several country dances and next week will begin rehearsing the Maypole figures ready for future displays. Children aged from eight upwards are welcome ...
... is based on the World Jamboree in Holland. Activity suggestions include a sectional meeting with a Dutch theme; a clog dance competition and finding out about the culture, politics and leisure of Holland. Minor alterations to the District’s contingent ...
... for everybody from a fancy dress competition, to exhibitions of children’s work with bating and produce for adults. In Fearby some of the cookery sections are won by men. There are, of course, side shows and competitions including the three men and three ...
... scout headquarters. Some of the older girls were then given tuition in clog dancing. Seven men attended the sword dance practice and rehearsed all four figures of the Boosbeck sword dance, paying particular attention to team work and movement. He suggested ...
... and a biscuit. DANCING. The Whité Rose Maypole Dancers met in the scout headquarters on Monday and rehearsed the single and double plait and the spider’s web. The Garland Dancers then rehearsed several new routines and the individual clog steps, and the ...