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August 2018 The Scottish Society of Louisville Volume XXI Issue 8

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Photo By Mike Brooks

More Photos of the Games on Page 8


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Grandfather Mountain Games 1

Board of Directors 2

Who we are! 2

From The President’s Desk 3

Minutes July 24, 2018 Mtg. 4

Bannockburn Remembered 6

Most out of Newsletter 7

Membership Update 8

Grandfather Mountain Games 8

Scottish Trivia 8

August Calendar 12

September Calendar 13

Events at a Glance 14

Scottish Cooking—C. Moffett 15

Program—Megan Burnett 15

Meet & Greet Picnic 16

Beulah Church Anniversary 16

New Member Information 17

Heritage Fund 17

Membership Information 17

Advertisements 18

Celtic Information & Events 19

In this Issue Board of Directors

Officers

President Jeff Forbes (502) 909-2915 [email protected]

V. President Janice Beatty (502) 637-6045 [email protected]

Secretary Judy Stubbs (502) 541-7753 [email protected]

Treasurer John Dickson (502) 553-6921 [email protected]

Members At Large

At Large Jane Seelig (502) 368-1513 [email protected]

At Large Dianne Holland (502) 897-0379 [email protected]

Commissioners

Past President Jenny Dickson (502) 553-7185 [email protected]

Programs & Education

Carolyn Trego (502) 424-8874 [email protected]

Regional Celtic Robbin Goodin (502) 894-8863 [email protected]

Electronic Services Marleen Bailie (502) 386-2855 [email protected]

Hospitality Melissa Ingram (502) 216-9184 [email protected]

Membership Jim Hughes (502) 438-9811 [email protected]

Other Contacts

Editor John Moffett (859) 221-9037 [email protected]

Auction/Chair Judy Stubbs (502) 541-7753 [email protected]

We Are The Scottish Society of Louisville…

Established in 1993 as a nonprofit organization to enrich the cultural lives of members in the Kentuckiana area.

The Society offers exposure to Scottish heritage and preserves, enhances and fosters pride in our Scottish Ancestry.

The Society sponsors local and regional activities and is a nonsectarian organization with no religious affiliation.

Note from the Editor

Publication deadlines: Submit all information to me by the 25th of each month for the next monthly issue.

If there are problems or question call me at 859-221-9037 or eMail at John Moffett

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This month I had one of the most rewarding experiences. The SSL received an inquiry a few weeks back from The Little Sisters of the Poor Nursing Home. They wondered if we might be able to come and give a talk on Scotland as part of their monthly entertainment themed activities entitled “Tastes and Travels,” in which they take the residents to different parts of the world. Having been to Scotland in 2015 and subsequently put together a travelogue of our trip, I thought let’s do this. Janice Beatty volunteered to bring the Scottish mannequin fully dressed and Melissa Ingram volunteered to create some Scottish shortbreads. We brought some Highland Pipe music on a CD along with our map of Scotland not to mention a few tartan flags. Their auditorium sure looked and sounded the part and we had probably 15 to 20 residents attend the presentation. We took them via PowerPoint to Inveraray, Glencoe, Loch Ness, Skye, Edinburgh, Glasgow, St. Andrews and of course the Forbes Castle. We visited other castles, battle grounds, museums, gardens and a golf course and I must say we received a wonderful response from all who attended. I got a special call from Sister Marie Catherine McAuley (see picture below), one of the sisters at Little Sisters of the Poor N. H. who is from Scotland, to tell us how much they appreciated the presentation. As an aside, Sister Marie Catherine took me on a tour of the facility at which time I met an individual who was a 96 year old Navy veteran of WW II who served

on a destroyer that was sunk by a Kamikaze. It was an honor to meet him and an honor for all of us to provide many of the residents, who are in their later years, a virtual trip to Scotland. Anyone who thinks the SSL newsletter is just another newsletter needed to be at our last membership meeting. John Moffett showed how to access all the past issues by building a URL that can be turned into an icon right on the opening page of your PC/iPhone. Further, he spends a great deal of time connecting the newsletter to places and activities in Scotland that are of interest. Simply by keying on a highlighted text/nomenclature within an article you can instantly be transported to anywhere in Scotland and partake in a celebration or historical recreation of an event. Technology is amazing and John is taking advantage of it big time. I don’t know what other societies are doing in this regard, but I would put ours up against any!! Thank you John for a great newsletter and for showing

us how to get the most out of it!!!! A big welcome goes out to our newest member Scott Robinson. Glad you are with us. Get your taste buds ready as John’s better half Carol Moffett is going to show us how to make some savory Scottish dishes at our next meeting. Don’t forget a lot of things are coming up in September such as the Columbus Games, World Fest, SSL Picnic at Okolona Presbyterian Church, Ren Fair at Eminence…just to name a few. See you there!

Respectfully submitted, George E. (Jeff) Forbes

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From The President’s Desk

George “Jeff” Forbes


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Membership Meeting Minutes July 24, 2018

President Jeff Forbes called the Meeting to Order at 7:00pm in the Seekers Room - #250, Christ Church United Methodist, at 4614 Brownsboro Road, Louisville, KY 40207. Opening Remarks:

Mr. Forbes welcomed visitors and guests-Ms. Alberta Baker is a returning guest.

Mr. Forbes asked for a motion to accept May 2018 Minutes. A motion was made by Janice Beatty, seconded by Jane Seelig and subsequently approved by the members present;

Mr. Forbes announced those having birthdays in July. A rousing round of singing birthday wishes was offered;

Mr. Forbes reported on the picnic update-CCUM’s parking lot is not available on Tuesday, September 18, 2018 for our Annual Picnic. Okolona PC has offered an invitation to hold it at their church as Society member, The Rev. Peggy French is the Pastor. Board agreed to provide Pizza, and members asked to bring either chips or soft drinks. Discussions will continue at next Board meeting. Game of cornhole is planned, if weather permits, and indoors are available for a movie to be show in case of bad weather.

Mr. Forbes reported on the Society’s presentation on “Tastes and Travels” at the Little Sister’s of the Poor Nursing Home, located behind Audubon Hospital, on July 20. Mr. Forbes reported that he spoke about his travels in Scotland, and Janice displayed the mannequin with Scottish attire. Melissa Ingram made a batch of shortbread cookies for them to taste, and the cook made a recipe of Scottish potatoes. Mr. Forbes reported that both he

(Continued from page 3) and Janice Beatty were very well received by the residents and thanked by Sister Mary Catherine McCauley.

Commissioner-Member-At-Large-Jane Seelig Ms. Seelig reported on an upcoming event, to mark in

our calendars, regarding the Louisville Genealogical Society’s “Family History Seminar.” The event is Saturday, October 20, 2018, between 8:30pm - 4:45pm and will be held at the Holiday Inn, 1325 South Hurstbourne Parkway, Lou. KY, 40222. There will be four workshops and two speakers who are nationally known: Dr. Michael Lacopo and Debra Renard. Topics will cover:

“Deconstructing Your Family Tree: Re-Evaluating the ‘Evidence’”; “Tales from the Trenches: Using DNA Evidence as Proof of Lineage”; “I am poor, obscure, plain, and little’ Researching the Invisible Ancestors”; “Hunting the Hunters. Hot on the Trail with DNA Strategies”; New This Year: Q and A with our speakers.

Society members are encouraged to sign up with Jane Seelig or register online at kylgs.org.

Guest, Ms. Alberta Baker reported that she is making a presentation on Heraldry at LDS on the 4th Tuesday of August, the 28th, from 1:00pm-3:00pm.

Vice-President’s Report-Janice Beatty

Heritage Fund Report - Mrs. Beatty-No Report Treasurer’s Report-John Dickson

Finance Report - Mr. Dickson reported the account balances from our General Fund and our Heritage Fund.

Membership Report - Jim Hughes

Mr. Hughes reported the following membership numbers: 68 Families, 37 Individuals, & 29 Lifetime members for a total of 134 paid memberships. There were 27 members present.

Mr. Scott Robinson submitted his application for membership, a motion was made and seconded, and approved for membership. We welcome Mr. Robinson!

Recording Secretary

Judy Stubbs


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Mr. Hughes asked Society member Annie Rivers to come forward to present her own name tag she made that includes the Society’s Logo, the Scottish Saltire flag, and a Thistle. Ms. Rivers agreed to make new name tags for our membership with these additions.

Regional Celtic Report-Robbin Goodin. Vice-President Janice Beatty reported in Robbin’s absence. Sign up binder sent around for the following

upcoming events: WorldFest at the Belvedere, staff Society’s exhibit

one day only, on Saturday, Sept. 1. Columbus Indiana Scottish Games at the

Bartholomew Fair Grounds, on Sept. 8 & 9. Central Kentucky Celtic Festival & Highland Games

at Eminence, KY, on Sept. 15. Crescent Hill Library’s Great Britain Celebration, staff

Society’s exhibit, on Sept. 15 from 9:00am - 12:00pm.

Meet & Greet Picnic at Okolona PC, September 18th at 5:30pm.

Social Media/Web Site - Marleen Bailie-absent. Educational Programs - Carolyn Trego

Ms. Trego reported ideas for filling the 2019 Program calendar:

Have the Society create challenges/endeavors to take part in “My Peak Challenge,” www.mypeakchallenge.com;

January - celebration and tradition of Hogmanay and tie in with the Corson’s Scottish dance lessons in preparation for Burns Night dancing;

February - Curling with the Louisville Curling Club;

March - a presentation for hiking the West Highland Way ?;

April - Scottish Poetry and the Makar tradition of a poet or a bard; ?

May - Derby/horse racing in Scotland;

June - Trivia night with Archie Cunningham and Jim Hughes ? Or a presentation on Bothy culture;

July - ?

August - Edinburgh’s Fringe Festival or Bob Forbes travelogue to the Isle of Skye ?;

September - ?

October - Samhain/Halloween;

(Continued from page 4) November - Dinner/Auction;

December - No Program. November 2018 Auction Chair Report - Judy Stubbs

Ms. Stubbs thanked President Forbes for the introduction, thanked Mr. Gary Schweitzer encouraging Board to learn more about the State Sales Tax for the Auction, and thanked Mr. John Dickson for guidance on bid percentages at Silent Auction. Ms. Stubbs reported on Board action regarding Silent Auction, at her request, that each silent auction bid sheet will have the beginning bid starting at 40% off the retail value of the item this year, instead of 50% off retail value. This change in the percentage off is for preparation for the State Sales Tax. Ms. Stubbs reported most business contacts have been made for possible gift donations, and that she’ll have the topics for Themed Baskets available by our next General Meeting.

Clan McFritz Update - Pat Schweitzer

Mrs. Schweitzer made a request to have the Society’s brochure, with membership application included, to be updated to be more colorful and professional looking.

Intermission-Hospitality-Social Time Program Entertainment - “Making the Most Out of The Newsletters” - John Moffett.

Many thanks to John Moffett for his informative and entertaining presentation on features in our Newsletter! Through John’s experiences and hobby of searching the Internet for video footage about Scotland, we watched drone coverage of most of Scotland’s beautiful topography! John also guided us on how to more effectively use links to Newsletters on our website. His presentation was thoroughly enjoyed!

There being no further business, the July 2018 Membership Meeting adjourned at: 9:00pm.

Respectfully Submitted,

Judy Stubbs, Recording Secretary


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We want to thank the Scottish Rite of Louisville and the Knights of St. Andrew for inviting us to their Remem-brance of the Battle of Bannockburn. The ceremony was held on June 28 at the Scottish Rite Temple in Downtown Louisville. The building is beautiful. It was the first time I had been inside. The Scottish Society was welcomed with open arms and spoiled the whole evening long. We began by being the honored guests at a very delicious picnic style meal served in the activities hall down-stairs. We enjoyed meeting new people and talking to

our old friends. Then the ceremony began upstairs with the Louisville Pipe Band piping in the color guard and next the Society. We were treated to a rich history of the Scottish Rite and a knighting ceremony of two new members. During the program we viewed a movie that recounted what may have happened at the Battle of Bannockburn through a young man’s eyes who was there. It was a very interesting piece of historical fiction, and well thought out. One we may want to procure for the SSL. All in all a lovely evening.

[Pictured from Left to Right]

Jenny and John Dickson, Jeff Forbes, Jon Dawson, Robbin and Steve Goodin, and Judy Stubbs


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demonstration of what “real” touring is like. We went to a farm house photo on the front page of the newsletter where John’s family stayed in 2010 near Moffat, Scotland (in the Borders Region). The photo and links were featured in the April 2017 Volume XX, Issue 4). We clicked on the hyperlink and whisked-off to highway A-708 about (15 miles East of Moffat), but on the road looking at the same farm house (Chapel Hope Farm). This feature in Google Maps is provides a “street-view” and is an interactive site. We were shown that we could travel up and down the road, having the ability of seeing 360 degrees in any direction. We traveled down the road and to Grey Mare Waterfall. Then we took the path up the mountain beside the water fall all the way to Loch Skeen the head waters of the Falls. We stopped frequently as we traveled up to Loch Skeen to see the majestic views. Again, we weren’t out of breath even though we traveled a couple of miles uphill. In the last segment we were shown how we can create a “short cut” on the desktop of your computer to quickly get to SSL webpage and to the list of Newsletters going back to 1999. First you should go to the SSL webpage. Go to google and type in www.scotsoflou.com, then click on Scottish Society of Louisville. Go to top right under Quick Links and click on Newsletter. Once there, highlight and copy the URL address at the very top: it should say, https://scotsoflou.com/newsletter/. Don’t type it just copy. Next right-click on your desktop, select “New” and then select ‘shortcut”. A new window pops up “Create Shortcut”. Then paste-in the URL location you just copied, then click “Next”. A new window pops up and asks for you to name the shortcut. Type in “SSL Newsletters”, then click Finish. A new icon named “SSL Newsletters” containing our logo should now appear on your Desktop. By clicking on this new short cut, it will take you to the list of Newsletters on our SSL Webpage.

By John Moffett, Editor

The presentation started with an explanation of how the Digital Form of the Newsletter adds much more than a printed copy because of Hyperlinks. It allows the reader to have a living document. A HYPERLINK is a word, phrase, or image that you can click on to jump to a new document or a new section within the current document or to a webpage or video. Hyperlinks are found in nearly all Webpages, allowing users to click their way from page to page. Text hyperlinks are often blue and underlined (like the word, hyperlink above in Blue and Underline), but don't have to be. [If you click on the above Hyperlink it will give you this definition.] When you move the cursor over a hyperlink, whether it is text or an image, the arrow (cursor) should change to a small hand pointing at the link. When you click it, a new page or place in the current page will open. First, we took a tour of the Isle of Skye, Cuillin Mountains and Loch Scavaig, Scotland. It is a mountain bike tour of the “Ridge” by Danny MacAskill. It was breath taking. Danny’s fearless ride up and down the mountain showed tremendous skill and confidence. The background scenery we spectacular. This video was presented in the February 2017 Newsletter (Issue Volume XX, Issue 2). Without leaving our seats or needing to catch our breath, we took another tour of “Wild Scotland” By John Duncan. This video starts out on the Western Coast and ends up on the East Coast. Spectacular drone footage-aerial photography using a drone. This video was featured in the April 2018 Newsletter (Issue Volume XXI, Issue 4). The last tour was a short video “Bird’s Eye View of Scotland” from the January 2017 Newsletter (Issue Volume XX, Issue 1). This video rang-in the 2017 New Year (Hogmanay) and identified different locations, like Glencoe, Edinburgh, the Moray Coast, Crintan Canal - Argyll, Glamis Castle, Perthshire, Glenfinnan, Glasgow and ended with fireworks over Edinburgh. Next, we were introduced to Google Maps and a

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Scottish Trivia

In 1603, following the death of Queen Elizabeth I, which Scottish monarch ascended

to the throne of England? Answer:

James VI of Scotland (James I of England), son of Mary Queen of Scots became the first king following the 'Union of the Crowns'.

Scottish Trivia

What is the deepest Loch in Scotland? Answer:

Loch Morar is 18.8 kilometres (11.7 mi) long, has a surface area of 26.7 km2 (10.3 sq mi), and is the deepest freshwater body in the British Isles with a maximum depth of 310 m (1,017 ft).

Jim Hughes, Membership Commissioner, reported the following new member.

Welcome Scott Robinson Membership: 68 Families, 37 Individuals, and 29 Lifetime members for a total of 134 paid memberships. There were 27 Members in attendance at the meeting.

Membership Update

Continued on Next Page Photo By Mike Brooks

Photo By Pat Schweitzer


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Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1 Robert Harrison

2 Victoria Snelling

3 Minnie Hamilton

4

5 6 7 8 9 10 Pat Schweitzer

11 Jane Seelig

12 13 14 7:00 PM

CCUM SSL Board Meeting

15

16 Amy Johnson

17 Laura Doll

18

19 20 21 Jeff Forbes Holley Holland

22 23 24 25

26 27 Mary Kramer Bill Wheeler

28 7:00 PM

SSL Meeting C. Moffett

Scottish Cooking

29 All 28th BD Marleen Bailie Anne Moore Moncie Rose

30 Margaret McRae

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August 2018

August Birthdays

1-Robert Harrison 11-Jane Seelig 21-Holley Holland 28-Anne Moore

2-Victoria Snelling 16-Amy Johnson 27-Bill Wheeler 28-Moncie Rose

3-Minnie Hamilton 17-Laura Doll 27-Mary Kramer 30-Margaret McRae

10-Pat Schweitzer 21-Jeff Forbes 28-Marleen Bailie

Is your name is missing from our birthday list? Contact Jim Hughes at [email protected] to have your date added.



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September Birthdays

2-Bruce Wilson 5-Judy Stubbs 23-Carolyn Cook

3-Dave Barbieri 13-Stephen Kirzinger 29-John Moffett

Is your name is missing from our birthday list? Contact Jim Hughes at [email protected] to have your date added.

September 2018

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednes-

day Thursday Friday Saturday

1 WorldFest--Belvedere

2 Bruce Wilson

3 Dave Barbieri

4 5 Judy Stubbs

6 7 8 Columbus Scottish

Games

Columbus, IN

9 Columbus Scottish Games Columbus, IN

10 11

7:00 PM CCUM

SSL Board Meeting

12 13 Stephen Kirzinger

14

15 Central KY Celtic

Festival-Eminence, KY ——————————— Great Britain Celebrate —Crescent Hill Library

16 17

18 Meet and

Greet-Okolona Presbyterian Church 5:30- ?

19 20 21 22

23 Carolyn Cook 150th Anniver-sary Beulah Church

24 25 7:00 PM

SSL Meeting Megan Burnett

“Something

Wicked Comes”

26 27 28 29 John Moffett

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8/14/2018 SSL Board Meeting (7:00 PM)

8/28/2018 SSL General Meeting-”Scottish Cooking with Carol Moffett-Savory Dishes” (7:00 PM)

9/1/2018 WorldFest Belvedere (the event is for September 1 this only )

9/8-9/2018 Columbus Scottish Games, Bartholomew Fair Grounds, Columbus Indiana


9/15/2018 Central Kentucky Celtic Festival and Highland Games—Eminence, Kentucky

9/15/2018 Great Britain Celebration—at Crescent Hill Library 9-12

9/18/2018 Meet and Greet Pizza/Games Night —at Okolona Presbyterian Church 5:30- ?

9/23/2018 150th Anniversary Beulah Presbyterian Church at 10:40—SSL Welcome to Attend

9/25/2018 SSL General Meeting-Megan Burnett -”Something Wicked This Way Comes” (7:00 PM)


10/13/2018 Field Trip to Indy Scottish Highland Games

10/23/2018 SSL General Meeting-Carol Jarboe, “Body-Snatchers, Ghouls & Medical Com.” (7:00 PM)

10/28/2018 Kirking—Okolona Presbyterian Church, Louisville, KY (10:45 AM)


11/18/2018 Kirking – St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, New Albany, IN (10:00 AM)

11/27/2018 SSL General Meeting-”Dinner & Auction Fund ” (5:00 PM)

12/25/2018 No meeting s all of December-Merry Christmas


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Future Meeting

Future meeting

Presented by Megan Burnett

SSL General Meeting

September 25, 2018 — Business Meeting 7:00 PM

Director of Theatre Program,

Assistant Professor Bellarmine University

Megan holds a Bachelor of Science in Radio-TV-

Film Production (Texas Christian University) and a Master of fine Arts in Theatre (U of L)

When: September 25, 2018 Where: CCUM 4614 Brownsboro Rd Louisville, KY 40202

Time: 7:00 PM

Presented by Carol Moffett

SSL General Meeting August 28, 2018 — Business Meeting 7:00 PM

Tasting will occur following the presentation. The Order will be changed.

When: August 28, 2018 Where: CCUM 4614 Brownsboro Rd Louisville, KY 40202

Time: 7:00 PM


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Future Event

Future Event

September 23, 2018 at 10:40 AM SSL Members are invited!

Beulah Church has confirmed that they would be delighted to see us attend their

morning service, but they do not wish us to have pipers or drummers nor process in.

When: September 23, 2018 Where: Beulah Presbyterian Church 6704 Bardstown Rd, Louisville, KY 40291

Time: 10:40 AM

SSL will provide Pizza

Bring your best to Corn Hole Contest Tuesday, September 18, 2018 starts at 5:30 PM—?

Okolona Presbyterian Church

When: September 18, 2018 Where: Okolona Presbyterian Church 8015 Shepherdsville Rd, Okolona, KY 40219

Time: 5:30 PM—? Photos of last Year’s Picnic

at CCUM


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Information For Our New Members

Welcome to our new members. Coming into a new group can be a little scary, but know that if you have any questions, just ask. The people in the SSL are some of the friendliest you would ever want to meet. Here is a little bit of information to get you started:

Read the newsletter and the website. All upcoming events will be listed both places. If you want more information, you can contact any of the board members. Their information is found on the last page of this newsletter.

All meetings will have a business meeting, some time to socialize, and a program.

January/February brings our Burns Night Dinner. You won’t want to miss that. There will be food, drink, raffles, en-tertainment, and an all-around good time.

May starts our “Event” season. The Society sets up a booth at many local and state Scottish and Celtic events, and even a couple of out-of-state events. Don’t be afraid. Jump on in and help us in our booth. It’s not hard, and every-one will help. It is a great way to get to know some of the members

November is a really fun meeting. We have a potluck dinner and an auction. Members will be informed of what type of dish to bring according to last name. The auction is so much fun. Everyone is asked to bring at least one item, if they wish, to donate. Now, you will find that a lot of the items are things you would love to have, but some of them … well, you just have to be there to appreciate it. Proceeds benefit the Heritage Fund, which helps promote the study of Celtic-related “studies” by individuals.

In December, we do not have a meeting.

Please visit the table that is set up at our meetings. You will find brochures for upcoming games, magazines, SSL items that are for sale, and many other things.

We hope that you will attend as many meetings as possible (hopefully all of them). We are so happy to have you as a part of the group.

You can find us on the internet in a couple of places.

Webpage: http://scotsoflou.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/ScotsofLou Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Scottish-Society-of-Louisville/326984024109?ref=ts

On our Facebook page, you are welcome to add pictures from Society events, to post/share some Scottish history or information, or just say “hi.”

Our Society offers a Life Membership Program. You

can attain this status by paying a one-time

membership fee of 10 times the current dues rate.

At this time, a life membership for a single person

is $240. A family life membership is $360.

Please see the Commissioner of Member Services,

Jim Hughes, or email him for more details at

[email protected] about our memberships.

Remember, every new life member is

acknowledged at the Burns Night Gala!

Heritage Fund

The Heritage Fund Committee is accepting applications for the dispersal of scholarship funds. The Fund helps support the

efforts of SSL members to pursue studies of the many different aspects of Celtic culture, which may include music (piping,

drumming, fiddling, etc.), art (dancing, weaving, etc.), language (Gaelic, etc.) and athletics (Highland games).

This Fund can also support a person’s interest in an educational program or project that furthers the understanding of

Scottish culture and history.

Scottish Society members in good standing can apply for funds or can sponsor non-members for scholarships.

The application form and guidelines can be picked up on the evening of the Society’s monthly meeting from the Heritage Fund

Committee Chairperson, Janice Beatty, or by e-mail at [email protected], or by using the online form here.

The deadlines for receipt of applications are March 31st and September 30th.

Life Membership Find us on the Internet

http://scotsoflou.com/

http://scotsoflou.com/

https://twitter.com/ScotsofLou

http://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Scottish-Society-of-Louisville/326984024109?ref=ts

http://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Scottish-Society-of-Louisville/326984024109?ref=ts



http://www.scotsoflou.com/public/images/pdfs/Heritage%20Fund%20Appliation%2001.2016.pdf


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Bagpiping by Karen Offering private bagpipe lessons, as well as

solo bagpiping for special occasions.

Karen Elise Brumley

(502) 894-8856

[email protected]

http://www.facebook.com/karen.brumley

The Louisville Scottish Country Dance Society Kick up your heels. Flip up your kilts! Partners not required! Fun Social & Ceilidh Dancing, Thursday Evenings, at St. Andrew Episcopal Church

Call Paul Vice 584-4222

Place your ad here for $36 per year.

Call John Dickson at (502) 553-6921

or email him at

[email protected]

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The Louisville Pipe Band meets from 2 PM - 5 PM on Sundays at St. Andrew Episcopal Church, 2233 Woodbourne Ave,

Louisville, KY 40205. Contact the band at [email protected] or visit www. louisvillepipeband.org.

The Louisville Fire & Rescue Pipes & Drums meet from 6 - 8 p.m. on Tuesday evenings at the Frazier International

History Museum, 829 West Main Street in Louisville. Contact Carolyn Cook at (502) 551-2732, or visit www.lfrbagpipes.org.

The Louisville Scottish Country Dance Society meets on Thursday evenings at 7:30 p.m. at St. Andrew’s Episcopal

Church, 2223 Woodbourne Avenue. For information, contact Paul Vice (evenings) at (502) 584-4222.

Ongoing Events

Contact our Cheer Person

If you are aware of an illness, family death, or any other such situation a member is facing, please

contact our Cheer person, Jean Hughes, by calling her at (502) 438-9811

Change of Address, and other information

Help us keep our records updated! Changes to your address, telephone, et cetera, should be sent to the Scottish

Society of Louisville, Commissioner of Member Services, P.O. Box 32248, Louisville, KY 40232, or e-mail Jim Hughes at

[email protected]

Celtic Organizations in our Area

Ancient Order of Hibernians www.louisvilleirish.com/ The Caledonian Society of Cincinnati www.caledoniansociety.org Columbus Scottish Festival www.scottishfestival.org/ Central Kentucky Heritage Society [email protected] Evansville St. Andrew Society Rosemary and Deron Cowan English Speaking Union https://www.esuus.org/ Glasgow Highland Games www.glasgowhighlandgames.com

Indy’s Irish Fest www.indyirishfest.com Irish Society of Kentuckiana www.irishkyana.org Kentucky Highland Renaissance Festival www.kyrenfaire.com Kentucky United Pipes and Drums (KUPD) www.kentuckyunited.org Louisville Fire and Rescue Pipe Band www.lfrbagpipes.org Louisville Pipe Band www.louisvillepipeband.org

Louisville Irish Fest www.Louisvilleirishfest.com McClanahan School of Irish Dance www.Mcclanahanirishdance.com The Murray Highland Festival www.wkyhighlandfestival.com Ohio Valley Celtic Society Steve Thomas 208 East Second St. Madison, IN 47250 www.thomasfamilywinery.us Scottish Society of Greater Bloomington www.bloomingtonscots.org Scottish Society of Indianapolis www.indyscot.org


http://www.louisvillepipeband.org

http://www.lfrbagpipes.org


http://www.louisvilleirish.com/

http://www.caledoniansociety.org

http://www.scottishfestival.org/


https://www.esuus.org/kentucky/

https://www.esuus.org/kentucky/

http://www.glasgowhighlandgames.com

http://www.indyirishfest.com

http://www.irishkyana.org

http://www.kyrenfaire.com

http://www.kentuckyunited.org

http://www.lfrbagpipes.org

http://www.louisvillepipeband.org

http://www.Louisvilleirishfest.com

http://www.Mcclanahanirishdance.com

https://www.facebook.com/murraykyhighlandfestival/

http://www.thomasfamilywinery.us

http://www.ssgb.indianascots.org

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