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The Pipings
Newsletterof the Maclaines, Macleans & Related Families
Member - Clan Maclean International,Est. 1g92
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At tfre AGM held during the TusconHighfandGames
there was a reorganizationof some of the executive
responsibilitieswith severalcurrent officers re-electedfor
anotherterm: I continueas Presidentand David Mclane
as Treasurer;also Wolf-DieterKlosewas re-electedas
Directorfor region 1 ( Far West). The secretaryfunctions
will be part of the office of the piplrtgs Editor. We had
thifi-eight sign in at the gamesin Tuscon . They tell me
the rain they had was just like one they had back in 1953.
In fact, it was one of the few rainsthey've had at all since
"sunshine"!
the 50's--Scottish
CGUSAhas a group of rooms blockedof for the next
AGMin June 2001 for the Glasgow,Ky. Games. We were
able to get a block of 15 rooms at the Cave City Ky. Best
Western which is newly renovated. Ratesare $45.00per
night for two adults. Three or more add an extra $5.00.
Adultsare anyoneover age 13. Pleasecall the
reseruationsmanager, MargaretVance,at (270)
773-3t6I. She is in-housefrom 7:00AMto 3:00PM,
weekdays,CST.You need to identifu yourselvesas Clan
Maclean International. You CANNOfget these rates by
going ihrcugh central reseruationsfor tsestWestern!
GfasgowHighlandGamestells me that Sir Charles
Macleanof Dunconnelis finishingplanninghis visit to
their gamesand our AGM. His wife, Anne,will be
accompanying
him. We are thrilledthat he will be one of
the fourteen (14) Chiefsto be honored at these
InternationalGames.
The membershipat the AGM whole-heartedlysupported
the reorganizationefforts and my hopesare to have all of
the open positionsfilled in the near future. It is also
hopedthat we can establishconvenershipsin the
remainingstatesthat are currentlywithout such as soon
as possible.
My best wishesto all for this Springand the Easter
season. I hope that all membershad a safe and peaceful
holidaythis past winter Rlledwith the love and joy of
famifyand friends.
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proverbial
rollingstones(i.e.,on the movetoo muchto
gatherany moss!!)-- Clarence
and BobbyeGreek. . .
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COUNCIL OF
SCOTTT SH CLANS
ASSOCIATIONS. INC
Culloden, GA: this reporterand spouselookedforward
to our secondvisitto the CullodenHighlandGamesand
ScottishFestivalheldon AprilB-9,2000. The rather
limitedarea,the perrnanent'farmers
markefshedwhich
housesthe vendors,the inclementweather,and the
enthusiasm
volunteerworkersgivethis
of the hardworking
gamea feelof whatsucha gatheringin the 'auld'country
couldhavebeen.
/
The host motel,DaysInn, of Forsythwasa pleasant
surpriseat a roomrateof $39per nightand fromthe
motelwe rodea shuttlebus to the Sponsor'sReception
heldon Fridayeveningin a smallformerchurchbuilding
nearthe festivalgrounds.Dressreguirements
for this
affairwerescant,and next yearwe knowto go in full
was'slicedwhile
Scottishattire. The delicious
bar-be-que
you wait'.
Saturday,April8, dawnedcloudy,but as Scotsare not
supposed
to minda bit of mist,we arrivedat the games
siteto set up the tent. The weatherbecamemoreand
moredisagreeabfe
with rain,gustywind,and veryfew dry
momentsthroughoutthe entireday. Amongthe tent
visitorshelpingus endurethe'wetness'was
ClaudeHicks,
Jr.,a federaljudge in Macon.Laterin the summerat the
MountainGameswe werehappyto meethis
Grandfather
wife,Lynn,as well. We alsohadthe pleasure
of meeting
lohn and MarshaNuttallof Marietta.Bothcouplesare
interested
in the gatheringof Macleans/ Maclaines
on
MullIslandin 2002.
NeilAnderson
and FuflCircfe,SmithfieldFairand Eric
Duncanprovidedall day entertainment
for festival
attendees.It wasalsoniceto seeKayCummings
of
Fall-2000/Winter-2001
AmateurAthletes
is headof the Southeast
Culloden--he
andcoaches
thoseaspiringfellows.
anda simple,inspiring
Sundaymorningwasbeautiful,
washeldln the nearbyMethodist
Church
Kirkin'service
(builtin 1802). Severalmorestonesfrom Scotlandwere
presented
to be includedin the memorialcairn. A special
thanksto TomGillonof Maconand hisfriendfor their
help.
Carrollton, KY: on May12-14the 2000Highland
Gameswereheldat GeneralButlerStateParkfor the l8th
year. AlexBeatonand SevenNationswerethe featured
performers.A full weekendof gamesactivities--golf
tournament,sponsors'receptionand a conceftby Seven
Nationson Friday,regulareventsall daySaturdaywith a
and thenSundaya Kirkin'Service.
Ceilidh
that evening,
VeryearlySaturdaymorningbroughtrainto the area,
to unload,
but it stoppedin timefor clantent sponsors
andthe remainder
of the weekend,thougha bit damp,
wasverypleasant.All 23 clantent tableswerehoused
underone hugetent on a pavedsurface(quitea contrast
withtheankledeepmud we enduredthe monthbeforeat
LochNorman!).Thistent arrangement
more
encouraged
talk,interestand interaction
amongclansthan is usually
evident.Boothspotswerenot assigned,
and Macleans
foundthemselves
besideMacleodsand MacEwens,
and
closeto MacArthurs
and MacKavs.
OurclanMacleantablewasbusy,our framedScotland
mapcontinuedto draw interest.14 peoplesignedour
visito/slog. It wasgoodto renewour friendship
with
DeanMcClain
KY,and we weredelighted
of Louisville,
whenhe acceptedthe convenership
for the stateof
Kentucky.
USA
$lasgow HiglandGarnes(Iff): the ClanGillean
(Macleans
wasa hehive of activity
tent
and Maclaines)
at the BarrenLakeStateParksiteof the Games,June2-4,
2000. As sponsorsof the tent, Cfarence
and Bobbye
Greekwereablyassistedby Jimand KathyWaddellof
Knoxville,
TN, Deanand SusanMcClain
KY,
of Louisville,
and ClaudeHicksof Macon,GA. Theywerejoinedon
Sundayby Dean'ssister,SharlaMcClain
of Frankfort,KY.
All thisgrouptookturnsat the "front"table,meeting
andgreetingpassers-by
and helpingall of themfind
"their"homeplace
on the big framedmapof Scotland.
Justaroundthe cornerfromthe ClanGilleantent,
CharlieandTriciaMcVeyof Nashville,
TN,wereverybusy
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with severalScotties(black)and a coupleof Westies
(white). Theyprovidea rescueseryicein Middle
Tennessee
and SouthernKentuckyfor Scottishbreedswho
areabandoned,
abusedor left at the Nashville
Animal
ControlFacilityor otherareashelters.Theirtent attractsa
gameattendees.
largenumberof interested
As usualthe GlasgowGamesprovidedall the expected
sights,soundsand smells(of deliciousBritishfood)that
we all hopeto find at theseHighlandGames.The KY
weatherwasbeautifulbothdayswhichaddedto our
enjoyment.We werealsointroducedto a new
by WilliamJackson-- a verypatrioticsong
composition
Scotlandas the "Landof Light".
celebrating
Imagineour pleasurewhenSundayafternoonbrought
famifyof Glasgow
to our tent. Mrs.
the Lessenberry
is a Maclean. Hergrandmother's
Lessenberry
first name
wasMacleanand that namehasalwaysbeengivento a
family. Fouryearsold,
daughterof the Lessenberry
MacleanLessenberry
signedour visitor'slistand went
homewith a new Duaftcastlet-shirt'ljusther size".
Pleaserememberthan in lessthan 2 rnonthsthis
gamewill be the siteof the Internationaf
Gamesat which
in the USAwiflbe present
time mostclansrepresented
alongwith the Chiefsof perhapsa dozenclans,
PLEASEALL YOUMEMtsERSOF CLAN GILLEAN
USA--MACLEANSAND MACLAINES-.W'IO ARE
WITHIN TRAVELINGDISTANCE OF GLASGOW KY,
MAKE PLANSNOW TOATTEND THESEGAMES!!!
Jonesborough, TN: the one-dayCelticFestivalhereon
June10, 2000,broughta goodcrowdto the business
town.
districtof this small,historicEastTennessee
is the oldesttown in the
Foundedin 1779,Jonesborough
with
state. MainStreethasa l.fth-centuryatmosphere,
and streetlights
manyrestoredbuildings,bricksidewalks
gas-lights.
ThisFestivalleanstowardsa
that resemble
with periodcostumes.
countryfair occasion
Jim and KathyWaddellweretent sponsorsof the
Macleansand did a goodjob locatingthe tent undera
tree to takeadvantageof the shade. Our StateConvenor,
EarlFletcher,with good helpfrom StonyLane(Cfan
KirkLane'sson),erecteda tent and we wereset
PResident
for the day. Earlis activein the 79th Cameron
whichaddedcolorand flairon the
Highlanders
Regiment,
the
walk-abouts
of pipesand drums. Ninepeoplesigne.d
Maclean'svisitor'slog--oneeventakingalongapplications
for 5 morefamilymembers!
Fa||-2000/Winter-2001
l2ew Market, AL: ClanMaxwellwas honoredon June
and Games
16-18at the NorthAlabamaHighfandFestival
Maxwell
Clan
history
af
The
heldat SharonJohnstonPark.
was
"Border
Reivers"
as one of the
and its participation
a
borders
This
site
Festival.
throughoutthe
emphasized
provides
a
small
pines
nearbyand
smalllakewith tall
coveredstagefor performers.The areais smalland lends
itselfto a close,familyatmosphere.Therewere 24 clans
and food
as well as a varietyof merchandise
represented
Saturday.
vendors.Over500 peopleattendedon
(Macleannamesign madeby RobertDodson)
clan tents wereset up on saturdaywith manyglances
skywardas the weatherwasthreatening.Rainheldoff till
n@n,but afterthat it wasshower'sun' shower,sun' so
manyfoldedtheir tents and stoleawayto dryerquarters.
signs,etc., were morethan
Macleanflags,tablecovers,
prevented
us from settingup on
which
damp,a condition
our guestlist,and
signed
tent
our
visitors
to
Sunday.Nine
given
of thesevisitors
to
Several
papers
were
membership
join
clan.
our
will
with the hopethat they
. and we're off again!!!
Clarence & Bobbye Greek
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FCILLgo.w)es seclso.n
Duringthe gameseveryoneenjoyedthe usualscottish
in music,athleticsand
Gamesactivities--competitions
to haveHaroldand Betty
nice
was
especially
It
Scoffish Games and Highland Gathering--cnnRLEsrCINdancing.
their son, Billand his
with
along
Charleston
from
Kastner
playedwith the
Kastner
Ross
son,
whose
wife Cydney,
Thisyearour trip to the LowCountryof SCwasa
the Maclean
wear
whom
of
Band--all
Police
charleston
precededby a concertof the Musicof
uniqueexperience
wasa
originator
their
because
red
tartan
mdern
the pipes, Maclean! Ross'brother,ReedKastnerplayedwith the
Irelandandwales--featuring
scotfand,England,
drumsand highlanddancersof the BLACKWATCH
citadel(Militarycollege)Pip and DrumBand--butboth
wearingkiltsof
BAND,who lookeddownrighthandsome
took time to drop by the tent and speakwith me. Mrs'
the RedRoyalstewarttartanand fancyblackfeathered
BettyKastneralsoagreedto be my new clan Gilleansc
werebandsandchoirsof the
bonnets.Alsoentertaining
DeputyStateConvener.Thesefolksmademy day at
PRINCEOF WALES'DMSION (calledthe Lucknow
charleston.we had a grandday visitingwith scottish
military'
groups
in
the
are
both
of
members
Band)--all
and new!
friends--old
and sing,but
Notonlydid thesechapsplayinstruments
they alsopresentedsomemightyfancyfootworkin their
McClainsin South Carolina:
dancing.
and highland
marching
Afterspendingthe previousday in preparationin Mt.
Games),my husband,
SC(siteof the Charleston
Pleasant,
RobertDodsonand I hostedthe ClanMacleantent, being
set up and readyfor the publicby 8:30- 34
completely
Macleanpeopleand visitorssignedour registerfrom
Georgiaand Florida.
Southand NorthCarolina,
Volume38:213
FamilyReunionwaswonderful!
OurannualS.C.McClain
rainand flash
drenching
we
had
when
1999
Unlike
year
had the most
we
this
LONG,
DAY
ALL
flooding
to havea
enough
cool
and
was
sunny
It
day!
beautiful
and
coffee
of
fragrance
stove--the
buck
the
in
fire
wood
at
knocking
was
autumn
that
aware
us
made
woodsmoke
the door.
1
Fa||-2000/Winter-200
Mrs.GeftrudeMcClainDodsonwelcomedeveryoneas
representatives
of CaptainJohnMcClain--with
descendants
of two linesof hischildrenin attendance:DavidMcClain
Reunionofficers
Mauldin.All McClain
andAnn McClain
Loggins;
RuthMcClain
werepresent:President-Mrs.
GertrudeMcClainDodson;Recording
Organizer-Mrs.
DarleneMcClainSeymore;Committee
Secretary-Mrs.
Clarkand Ms' Sharon
DorisMcClain
members-Mrs.
peoplefrom
Hamilton.Ourregistershowed90 McClain
andVirginia(anda'nose
Florida,Georgia,SouthCarolina
count'revealedat least106in attendance)'Eachof the
a gift. On this first reunionof the
received
28'first-timers'
we werehappyto havea god number
NewMillennium,
seedsfor futurereunions.
of childrenpresent--planting
presentwere Mrs.Aruenia
members
family
Ourtwo oldest
Rest,SC,and Mr. Chalres
Travelers
from
Ballenger
McClain
EightClanGillean
VA.
Richmond,
from
Sr.,
Cochrone,
Ms.ArleneMonis
attended.
officer
and one
members
GilleanSC
new
Clan
my
of
one
to
be
Nelsonagreed
DeputyStateConveners.
said
dinnerwasopenedwith the blessing
A maruelous
all
Spiveyandafterwards
by Mrs.PaulineMcClain
enjoyedBradSeymoreplayingthe bagpipes
immensely
and alsohis
Seymore)
(sonof Ronnieand DarleneMcClain
youngerbrotherDaniel(7) who playedthe fiddle.
by lulian Furron
this we wereentertained
Following
sangfor us
and autoharp.IreneAllyn-Redford
accordion
as well. Amongthe gifts raffiedof was a 5x7 mattedand
framedpictureof DuartCastle.As our reuniondrew to a
closewith everyonelaughing,talking,visitingandgetting
to knoweachother,we knewa grandtimewashad by all.
It wastruly a day to remember!Althoughwe were
keepinga keeneyeon HurricaneGordon,we had beautiful
weatherfor the entiretrip. In fact, the weatherwasthe
I haveever knownit to be in Charleston--I
COOLEST
sweatall day long! AlthoughGordon'srain
even
didn't
were
closebehindus, we wereableto get home
bands
car beforethe heavyrain started.
our
unload
and
Ow thanksto Gertrude McClain Dodson, SCState
for thesetwo greatreportsfrom South
Convener,
Carolina!!
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(District1 Convener),
on becomingBaronWolf-Dieter
of the
a KnghtGrandCommander
Stefanlohnstone-Ktose,
anda Knight
Orderof St. Andrewof Jerusalem
Commonwealth'
the
of
Order
the
of
Commander
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deep in the heaft af TEXAS!!!
Fto* Ruth Kirmser-Novemberin Texasmeansit is time for the Highland
Gamesin Salado--aquiet little town locatedin the center
is still in operation!The
of the statewherea "stagecoach"
clantentswereset up in a field next to MainStreetwith a
prettystreamrunningby one sideof the field. It is a
greatsettingand we alwayshavequitea few Macleans
30 of us
a big familyreunion!Approximately
visiting--like
attendeddinnerSaturdaynight,gatheringoutsidethe
Inn and being'pipedin' by RobertRankin,Jr.
Stagecoach
Robert,Sr. gavea very interestingaccountof Clan
Macleanhistory. And we werevery glad to haveClarence
and BobbyeGreekvisitingus. If you are everthinkingof
comingto Texas,Novemberis the monthto comeand we
wouldloveto seeyou in Salado!
(JarnieKirmser,KentKirmse,RuthKirmser,RobinCollins,
BobbyeGreek,ClarenceGreek,MelMcVeyin Salado)
- otr () spR.ing gary.es
olr?1esprzor/Ixing
- llt
the Clanfor the Scottish
RoU"rt C. Rankinrepresented
Museumin a
International
McAllen
the
CultureDayat
red Maclean
his
in
Lane
James
clans.
forumdiscussing
attending
Also
events.
athletic
run
the
dresskilt helped
Lane'
James
and
Mclain
Schlaefer
wereDanandJeanie
Editor's note: in our next Pipingsissue watchfor
informationon the recent Scottish Country Fair--a
new Scottishevent for SCat SumterMarch23-25, 2001-not a typicalScottishGames,but a celebrationof Sumter's
Celticand Scots-Irishrmts!)
Fa||-2000/Winter-2001
[Lornen.s oF tbe $oaest
* DONALD ALLEN MARSH, publisherof the McClain
Exchange,passedaway at his home on Januar4L,2000.
He was an honorarymember of Clan Maclean. He fought
cancer,but it eventuallywon out. He leaveshis wife Sue
MillerMarsh,2 sons,BreckAllen Marshand BlairScott
Marshand his wife Sandy, 1 sister,JoyceAnn Marsh
Watson,1 brother, RobertArthur Marshand wife Debbie,
as well as numerousbrothers-and sisters-in-law,nieces
and nephews. Our specialthanks to RobeftC. Rankin,
Jr., who was able to have a piper for the service--which
Don had wanted most when he know that the odds were
againsthim.
Aug. 25,7A0L
Quechee Scottish Festival
QuecheePolo Field
Quechee,W
(802) 496-2213
Sept.14-t6,2001
New Hampshire FtighlandGarnes
(800)227-419L
LoonMountain,Lincoln,NH
www.nhscot.org
act.7, 2001
Scotland's Highland Festival
EdwardWaldoHomestead
Scotland,CT
(860)684-6584
(thanks fo John MacLean,Rqion 5 D/C )
I would like to refer Don'swork on the McClainfamily
and have left his websitesup for anyoneto refer to:
htm
www.mexia.com/mcclain/home.
(Sue Miller Marsh)
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giLLeaD
gat?tePirtgs-
listof
latest
upcominggames& where ClanGilleanmemberswiill be
this year - focusrng first on the Northeast
May 19, 2001
Rhode Island Scottish Highland Festival
WesterfyHigh SchoolAthletic Field
WesterlyR I
www.riscot.org
(401)348-9109
June2, ZAAL
Southern New Hampshire Scottish Games& Celtic
Music Festivaf
Oak Park,Greenfield,N.H,
(603)464-9s06
June23,240L
Western Mass.HighlandGames
(413) s6B-7628
Brimfield, Massachusetts
Now to the South & Midwestwith Clarence& Bobbye
Greek
City,OK
Mar24 - UnitedScotClansof Ok -- Okfahoma
-Mississippi
of
Highland
Games
Mar31 Scottish
Jackson,MS
NC
Apr 21 - LochNorman-- Huntersville,
-GA
Culloden,
Games
Apr 28 Culloden
IL
HighlandGames-- Springfield,
May19- Springfield
AGM
&
May 3L-Jun 3 International Games
Glasgoq KY
-Michigan
Jul 14 SalineCelticFestival Saline,
-- Columbus,
Indiana
ScotFestival
lul 20 - Columbus
-Maine
Games Brunswick,
Aug 18 MaineHighland
-Park,
Estes
CO
Sep 8 Long'sPeakScottishGames
-Church
Sep15 ClanjamfryEvergreenPresbytian
TN
Memphis,
-AL
Sep29 AlabamaHighlandGames Montgomery,
TN
HighlandGames--Mutfreesboro,
Oct 6 - Tennessee
TN
GapHighld.Games-- Harrogate,
Oct 13 - Cumberland
Oct20 - StoneMountainHighlandGames-- Atlanta,GA
of Clans-- Salado,TX
Nov10 - SaladoGathering
-- BatonRouge,l-A
Nov17 HighlandGamesof Louisiana
[Jitor-'s [Q*gr"tr'
July7, 2001
St. Andrew's Society of Rhode Island
to el"" G;ll.rn t-JSA
M.'J,polosi*,
Taftan Day Picnic
HaffenrefferMuseumGrounds
Bristol,R. I.
for tl," r-tn)iness"f tl^,;tissue)u" to
Aug. 18, 2OO1
Maine Highland Games
Thomas Point Beach
Brunswick,ME
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