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Standing at the grave of
Allan Cameron:
L-R:
Scott Williams, Director, Antigonish Highland Society School of Piping and Drumming, presenting a hardbound copy of The
Kilberry Book of Ce�l M�r to piper Jamus
MacDonald, Pinevale; Fred Tarasoff, East Earltown; Andrea Boyd,
Antigonish; Daniel Cameron, North Grant; and Janis MacLellan-Peters, Vice
President, Piobaireachd Society of Antigonish |
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Andrea Boyd of
Antigonish plays
�Too Long In This Condition�. |
Fred Tarasoff of
East Earltown plays �Lament for Donald Ban MacCrimmon�. |
Ian Juurlink of St.
Andrews plays
�Hector MacLean�s Warning�. |
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Jamus MacDonald of
Pinevale plays �Tulloch Ard�. |
Laura MacLellan of
Antigonish plays �The Battle of the Strome�. |
Mary Ellen Baldner
of Antigonish plays �The Groat�. |
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Left: Society Piobaireachd
Instructor, Scott Williams introduces novice piper,Isaac Mills of
Somers Road who played �Clan Chattan�s Gathering�.
Above: Society President Dr. John
Hamilton, left, and Vice President Janis MacLellan-Peters, right,
offer a token of appreciation to Scott and Maureen Williams
for their on-going service to the Society. |
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Claire Juurlink, Steve Baldner, Anne
Restoule and Sandra MacIsaac brave the elements
to wittness the 1st Annual Pipers' Memorial celebrations.
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Daniel Cameron of
North Grant plays
�Hector MacLean�s Warning� |
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Society President, Dr.
John Hamilton, Vice President Janis MacLellan-Peters and
Piobaireachd Instructor Scott Williams present copies of "The
Kilberry Book of Ce�l M�r" to the young pipers who
performed in the 1st Annual Pipers'
Memorial celebration. |
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Jamus MacDonald, Dr.
John Hamilton, Scott Williams and Laura MacLellan are pictured
during the presentation of Kilberry Books of Ce�l M�r.
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Giant's Lake, Guysborough County and Ron MacKay of Westville,
Pictou County came dressed for the cold wet weather.
Above: Spectators find
shelter where they can at the 1st Annual Pipers' memorial celebrations. Many sat in their
cars, others huddled under blankets, or were wrapped
in warm coats, hats, and gloves. The pipers performed in the lee
of the hill to keep out of the wind and, at times, driving rain.
What a glorious day it was! All agreed! |
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Standing at the grave of Angus �The
Ridge� MacDonald:
L-R: Jocelyn Gillis, Curator, the Antigonish
Heritage Museum; Ian Juurlink, St. Andrews; Isaac Mills, Somers Road;
Laura MacLellan, Antigonish; Father Vernon Boutilier, Parish Priest, St.
Andrews Parish; Dr. John Hamilton, President, Piobaireachd Society of
Antigonish; and Mary Ellen Baldner,Antigonish. |
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