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... try and find the log M.P., and in the end Sir Georga Dougln_v was discovered trudging cheerfully along m evening dress and dancing pumps la::néhjch were literally runmngmr?g water, Archdeacon Norris and “ The North” Archdeacon Foxley Norris has invariably ...
... 4 hy Master Vernon Foulds aceompanied © Mr. J. Lord. and the rest of the even¢ was heguiled with games, competitions il dancing. Music for dancing was pro. ided by Mr. F. Highley, pianist and a few iwmbers of the band. Su;per, consisting f pies. peas ...
... to have started his career as a clog dancer performing with a troupe at the age of eight. The troupe was called * Eight Lancashire Lads.” Holt has also been able to acquire a beautifully decorateq pair of dancing clogs in which the owner had won silver ...
... J. Winders; 2, Miss F. Newbitt; 3, Miss Wilkinson, The gala ended with a whist drive a.n%dance in Sflt Michael’s School. Mr, Terry Wilkinson was M.C. for dancing to music of the Belvedere Band. The prizewinners were Mrs. Barker, Mrs. Astin, Mrs, Rowley ...
... tenants wil D e oon August 14. 1963, at and fair to the workers in all L d rate both coun d tenan ] 25, Vegal Crescent, Oven-| ; dance in November, but the junction of Oxford ane an eds above about 50 her residence, 25, Veg |th tances, and while J At speeds ...
... Halifax (Ald. Wilson Haigh, as a fitting-out pier -erhard Schroeder, his own' For- | Four large rocks found in the stiffening competition which about | The Goon Show” was a powerfully entertaining, SO Lionel Blair and the Spring-| yP. and Mrs. Haigh) for the ...
... Nnrewor, play e oceasion of Sous 21 Urik|sATy fOF Teasons Of Lnetia|with. the Hetdes Bridge Co. iere are also primroses in and dancing in the open air * Lhe occasior your 21st bi p s hesitd nealth and happiness SECUTity ”; they nevertheless OPerative Society ...
... Queen Competition, held at the Town Hall on New Year’s Eve. The well-known Britannia Coconut dancers proved a favourite attraction. They wear black clogs, black knee breeches and Jjerseys, white decorted hats and white and red overskirts, Their dance can ...
... decorated jwith Dutch clogs, etc., everyone ientered into the spirit of the party. ‘The event started with tea, followed by a holiday stall, when gifts bought on holiday were sold. The rest of the ‘evening was spent in games, competitions, a beetle drive, ...
... industries s was evident in Coun. Schofield’s | held sway. In livin.g memory, two cavours to make sure Cornholme I thousand clogs clattered daily on the , not forgotten in the deliberations | streets of Cornholme, going to work the Council, at such places ...
... tour of Yorkshire tomorrow in Todmorden. The team dances the traditional dances of the cotton towns of East Lancashire with the men dressed in their colourful costume and clogs. The regalia and the dances are similar to those of the team of 1894, At this ...
... Elizabeth Harwood (Soprano) at Calder High Theatre, Mytholmroyd. David Lloyd accompanist. Also the runner-up in the Leeds Piano Competition Mitcuko Uchida (Piano). Tickets £l-50, students and O.A.P. 75p. 7.30 p.m. THURSDAY, 7th APRIL— ! EXHIBITION PREVIEW, Riverside ...