The club practised in the Abbey Institute, then moved to the Market Hall. Festival at Hatfield House, on 5th July 1930. The dances were Winster Processional and Reel, Askham Richard sword, Rigs o'Marlow, Blue Eyed Stranger and Fool's Jig. Kenworthy Schofield was elected Squire of the Ring in February 1936, and took up his duties at the Grasmere Ring Meeting that September. Throughout the War, practice was irregular, but the club was able to put on a show whenever it was requested.
Pictures show men wearing bells and baldricks over their everyday shirts and trousers.
He had invited the BBC to televise a village tour show, but Outside Broadcast equipment was primitive and inflexible, so the club went to Alexandra Palace instead. Kenworthy in particular looked very fetching in striped britches and plumed billycock. The invitation to visiting Men suggested that they might like to bring their bicycles for a tour. Go to S.A.M.M. Home Page .