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Steel Clover

Sue Tillotson & Jim Cunningham

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Friday, August 23, 2013
6:00 PM - 10:30 PM

Saturday, August 24, 2013
9:00 AM - 10:30 PM

 
   

The 8th Annual

Jamestown Regional Celtic Festival

&
Gathering of the Clans

Saturday 8/24/2013

9 AM till 10:30 PM


Mayville Lakeside Park
Mayville, New York

The Festival was a huge success last year and we looking forward to a bigger festival this year in Mayville, New York.

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NO COVER CHARGE!!

OPENING
"KICK OFF PARTY!!"

FRIDAY EVENING AUGUST 23, 2013
FROM 6:00 PM till 10:30 PM

"Featuring"

Celtic Music Group

Celtic Circle Ceilidh Band
From

Youngstown, New York
See more detailed info below!!

There will be food and beverages for sale.

Don't miss out, this is our second kick off party!!
Last year's party was a great success!


SO PLEASE KEEP OPEN

FRIDAY EVENING AUGUST 23
&
SATURDAY AUGUST 24, 2013


MARK THIS DATE ON YOUR CALENDARS.

No Admission for
Friday's Events in
Beer & Wine Garden

Saturday

Festival Admission: $8 donation, Seniors $6.00
Children 13 and under free


REMEMBER !!!
If you get a post card in the mail or from a friend it is worth $1.00 off each admission donation but only if you bring it to the festival grounds...


The post cards will be mailed to people who are currently on our mailing list, email list, and handed out at all the parades, festivals, and events that the 96th Highlanders will be performing in this summer.
Don't miss out get on our email list today!


If you wish to get on our Emailing list



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Please watch the road signs along Route 394 around the festival area for the following:

CHECK IT OUT!!

*Free Parking w/Free Shuttle Bus Service
*Handicap Parking Available
*Wheelchair Accessible
*Free Festival Program
*Bring your favorite lawn chair

Handicap Parking & Wheelchair entrance will be at the Tennis Court Parking lot at Mayville Lakeside Park. We will have a 6 passenger Golf Cart to help them enter the festival.



   
     

 

  2012 Major Sponsors  
 


We would like to thank all our 2012 Sponsors:

 

Cummins logo Cummins Engine Plant Lakewood, New York

 

 

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Media Group One Radio Stations

Partnership



 

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a Downtown Jamestown Development Corporation


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Chautauqua Region Community Foundation

 

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Webb's Captain's Table Restaurant
       Mayville, New York



 

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United Refining Company
Warren, Pennsylvania

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                                                 Jamestown, New York


 
     




  Schedule of Events  
  9 PIPE BANDS  
 


Pipe Band Schedule 2013

               Morning Pipe Band Schedule:

               9:15 AM –  Pipes & Drums of the Erepa Grotto
               9:35 AM – Trinity Episcopal Pipe & Drums
               9:55 AM – 96th Highlanders Pipe & Drums
             10:15 AM – Caledonian Pipe Band  
             10:35 AM – City of Thorold Pipe Band  
             10:55 AM – MacKenzie Highlander Pipes & Drums  
             11:15 AM – Lochaber Pipe Band
             11:35 AM – Niagara Regional Police Pipe Band
             11:55 AM – 87th Cleveland Pipe Band  
             12:00 PM - Massed Bands Opening Ceremony

              Afternoon Pipe Band Schedule:

               1:00 PM –  96th Highlanders Pipes & Drums
               1:35 PM – Pipes & Drums of the Erepa Grotto
               2:00 PM – MacKenzie Highlander Pipes & Drums
               2:25 PM – Trinity Episcopal Pipes & Drums
               2:50 PM – Caledonian Pipe Band
               3:15 PM – City of Thorold Pipe Band
               3:40 PM – Lochaber Pipe Band
               4:05 PM – Niagara Regional Police Pipe Band
               4:30 PM – 87th Cleveland Pipe Band  
               5:00 PM - Massed Bands Closing Ceremony

                                               Massed Bands Will Be:
 
                          12:00 PM – Opening Ceremony & 5:00 PM – Closing Ceremony

The list of the 9 Pipe Bands attending this years festival is listed below. It is a great list of pipe bands so you will not want to miss their performances. Each Pipe Band will be playing two 20 minute concerts, one in the morning and one in the afternoon plus two Massed Bands .


NO OTHER, NON COMPETITION FESTIVAL, IN TRI-STATE AREA
FEATURES THIS MANY PIPE BANDS IN ONE DAY!!




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OPENING CEREMONIES & CLOSING CEREMONIES

 
 


Opening Ceremonies: 12:00 PM

Featuring all 9 Pipe Bands playing as one large pipe band and the Gathering of the Clans and Scottish Heavy Athletes.
Presentation the national anthems by Monte & Marcia Jones and Charlie Zahm.



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Closing Ceremonies: 5:00 PM

Featuring all 9 Pipe Bands and the Gathering of the Clans and
presentation of the Scottish Heavy Athletic Competition Winners.

All the Pipe Bands will be circleing up in the Beer & Wine Garden following Closing Ceremonies!!



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Saturday's CEILIDH:

6:00 PM till 10:30PM


Featuring:

 
  CELTIC MUSIC
Schedule
 
 


Beer & Wine Garden Stage
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                       12:00 PM  –    3:00 PM – Celtic Cross

                              3:00 PM   –   6:00 PM –  McCarthyizm

                              6:00 PM   –  10:30 PM – Marys Lane


Plan on staying for more Celtic Music and food following the closing ceremonies!

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Celtic Music & Celtic Dancers

Schedule:
On the Festival Grounds
In a 20 X 40 Tent in the main field

Celtic Creek –- Warren, Pennsylvania

Beth & Jim McQuiston  

Performing: 9:30 AM - 12:00 PM

 

Step-In-Time –- Youngstown, New York .

Marcia & Monte Jones

Performing: 12:30 PM & 3:00 PM

 

Stone Row – Buffalo, New York

Glenn, Kevin, Nick, Dave, & Katie

Performing: 3:00 PM till 5:00 PM


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On the Festival Grounds
In a 20 X 40 Tent in Vendors Row

Steel Clover –- Pittsburgh. Pa.

Performing:
9:30 - 10:30 and 3:30 - 5:00

Sue Tillotson & Jim Cunningham
Lakewood, New York

 Performing:
11:00 - 12:00 and 1:30 - 3:00


Olean Area Irish Dancers
Olean, New York

 Performing:
10:30 - 11:00 and 3:00 - 3:30

MacMaster School of Highland Dancing
Buffalo, New York

 Performing:
10:30 - 11:00  and 3:00 - 3:30

Times are all mornings and afternoon...Watch the Schedule the day of the Festival.

Will do performances in the Festival Grounds in
Venoder's Row Music Tent
Look for the 20 X 30 Tent

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"HELP"
We Need more volunteers !!

If You would like to Volunteer !!


 
 

Jobs include:

Ticket sellers - Security - Band Ushers - Beer Tent

Shirt Tent - Scottish Auction Tent

FRIDAY, AUGUST 23

People to help set up tents, get the tables & Chairs from various places around the county. Basically set up various aspects of the festival. Lunch will be provided.

SATURDAY, AUGUST 24

We will need volunteers to work various areas of the festival, ticket tents, beer tent,
kids' area, parking cars in parking lot just to name a few jobs available.
Keeping the area free of trash during the festival.

SUNDAY, AUGUST 25

We will need volunteers to take down tents, collect all tables and chairs and help return them to their rightful owners. Police area for trash. This only takes 3 to 4 hours if enough people show up to help.

Lunch on all Three days is provided by the festival.

Our special thanks to all who volunteered in 2012.

If you would like to be a festival volunteer contact:

or Call
Janet Snow at:
716-753-0525

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Kick-Off Party

Friday Evening - 6:00 PM till 10:30PM

 
  


featuring:

Celtic Circle Ceilidh Band

 

From: Youngstown, New York

The Celtic Circle Ceilidh Band's rich sound comes from seven accomplished
musicians performing over 15 diverse Celtic based instruments. Add to that
layered vocal harmonies and you have a band that presents Celtic music
with energy and passion. Collectively, CCC Band members perform with six
other music groups including a bagpipe band, flute ensemble, and
rock/blues band which adds to the diverse approach to Celtic music that is
the Celtic Circle Ceilidh Band.

They have performed at:

Buffalo Niagara Heritage Village Scottish Festival
Amherst, New York

Niagara Celtic Festival
Olcott, New York

Buffalo Irish Festival
Buffalo, New York

So plan on Spending Friday Evening with us at our annual "Kick-Off" Party in the
Beer & Wine Garden at
Mayville Lakeside Park Mayville New York !!!

NO COVER CHARGE JUST COME AND HAVE A GOOD TIME!

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Saturday Night CEILIDH

6:00 PM till 10:30PM

 
  


featuring:



from:
Cleveland Ohio

They really rocked Cleveland, Ohio and everyone there loved their music. Mary's Lane was our Friday Kick Off Party Band last year and everyone really loved their rich sound.

Marys Lane will be performing 6PM till 10:30PM

So stay after the Festival's Closing Ceremonies and come
to the Beer & Wine Garden for our CEILIDH!!

NO COVER CHARGE JUST COME IN AND HAVE A GOOD TIME!

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  Celtic Vendors  
   

The Celtic Cottage
Featuring Celtic Jewelry
www.celticcottageny.com

Wood Roses
Contact Roberta Peterson

Classic Irish Imports
www.classicirishimports.com

Enchanted Shire
Featuring Celtic Jewelry, gift ware
Contact Mary Beth Boldt

Lords of the Seas
Irish & Scottish: Items, Note Cards, embroidered towels,
whisker glasses and water crystal jugs
Contact Lord of the Seas

96th Highlanders - Shirt Tent
Band shirts, Festival Shirts, Festival & Band Pewter pins
www.96thhighlanders.com

The Rams Horn
www.ramshornstudio.com
Featuring Pewter Celtic Jewelry, and live Black Faced Sheep

Beaded Forest
Hand-turned wood with in laid beadwork
Contact Anne Jackson

Native Kreations
Native American and Celtic jewelry leather jewelry
Contact Darlene Stanley

Highland Kilt Company
Kilts, T-shirts, $89 Kilt Package
www.HighlandKilt.com

It's A Wrap
Celtic glassware wrapped w/beads
Celtic cheese tiles, bottle boards

Contact Kate Fairweather

Mostly Celtic Beadwork
Craft Vendor
Contact Elizabeth Ahern

Rencraft
leather, jewelry,costume & decor accessories
Contact William Tifft

Treat Enterprises Inc
dba DarkBrithright.com

Book Vendor
Contact DarkBirthright.com

Maria's Celtic Jewelry
sterling jewelry
Contact Marcia Ackerman

Stitch-n-plaid
Celtic embroidered t-shirts, towels, baby items,
Celtic engraved wood boxes, kilt can cozies, purses, thistle glassware

Contact Jeannie Fleming

Scentsy Fragrances
electric warmers, wax, & other scented items
Contact Melissa Wilson


Bagpipes USA
Scottish Store Online

retail bagpipes & accessories, highland wear, kilts
shirts, gifts & souvenirs

Contact Tim Demler

Kiltshop.com
Kiltmaker Scottish attire & accessories
Contact Hazel Stewart

Michelle Clark
hand crafted items for children
Contact Michelle Clark

 

Would you like to be a Vendor!

Please call Doug Clark 814-323-7360
prior to filling out Vendor Form Below!




Arts and Crafts Vendors are Welcome

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Scottish Auction!!

The Scottish Auction will be used to benefit the Festival Scholarship Fund. So far we have Awarded 6 scholarships to students going to college from Chautauqua County.
If you wish to donate an item to the auction, click on the form below.
Thanks for your support in making this a great festival.

 

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  Food Vendors  
 


Be sure you come Hungry you won't want to miss the great food!!

Sandee's Bakery & Deli
meat pies, shepard's pie, corned beef rubens,
famous italian sausage, hamburgers, Pop
Contact Robi Foti

InFamous Welsh Cookie Company
you will not want to miss this vendor
Contact Pete Browne

SONS of AMVETS Post 726 Famous
Chicken & Ribs Barbeque


Franklin's Kettle Corn & Kettle French Fries
honey sticks, roasted sweet potatoes, sweet corn, candy & carmel apples
fruit logs, hand cream, yo yo balloons
www.franklinshandcream.com

Snack Shack - Camp Street UMC
hot Dogs, water -pop - gatorade - small snacks
Contact Karen LaMar

Mister "D"s
Philly Steak & Curly Fries
Contact Don Bennice

Charles Meli
Fried Dough, Sugar Waffles
and Fresh Squeezed Lemonade

Fowler's

fish & chips 

Would you like to be a Food Vendor!

Please call Doug Clark 814-323-7360
prior to fill out the Food Vendors Form!


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Beer & Wine Garden
on Tap
Guinness - Smethwicks - Bud Light
Merritt Estate Wine
Pop & Water



   
     

  Dancers
Olean Area Irish Dancers
Olean, N. Y.
Scottish Highland Heavy Athletic Competition Scottish Highland
Dancers
 




Celtic Music

Celtic Creek
Jim & Beth McQuiston

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Step In Time
Marcia & Monte Jones

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McCarthyism
Buffalo, New York
www.mccarthyizm.com

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McCarthyism pulls together Celtic, folk and rock influences for an infectious sound that has won over crowds throughout the Northeast, Southern Ontario and even California. They have shared the stage with many international acts including Spirit of the West, the Proclaimers, Glenngarry Bhoys and Great Big Sea. The Buffalo News called McCarthyizm “Tough, relentless and propulsive, but always melodic and catchy as hell” and described their latest CD “Victors & Vices” as “Rowdy, smart and memorable”. McCarthyizm’s set at the Jamestown Regional Celtic Festival is sure to deliver the same.
McCarthyizm is Joe McCarthy (vocals, acoustic guitar), Paul Ceppaglia (lead guitar, mandolin, banjo, vocals), Helen Butler (fiddle), Dave Mucha (bass, vocals) and Jeff Schaller (drums).

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New This Year 2013

Steel Clover
www.steelclovermusic.com

Steel Clover is one of the most popular soloists at Celtic music festivals, in and around Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Now we invite you to listen as Sue Borowski comes to our festival for the first time this year.
Sue will be accompanied by Jim Borowski on Sound.

Sue Borowski (other known as Steel Clover) is a singer, songwriter and recording artist from the historic steel town of Homestead, Pittsburgh, PA. Sue made her debut as a Celtic solo artist in November, 2012 at Riley’s Pour House in Carnegie, PA. Her music touches the hearts of listeners all over. A local Celtic music reviewer from Pittsburgh City Paper has been quoted saying that “her arrangements are full of passion, spirit and sensitivity that will leave you wanting to hear more.” You can check out her new CD’s “In the Celtic Spirit” and “In the Christmas Spirit” on CD Baby, I-Tunes and Amazon.com.
Email: Sue Borowski

Sue plays Celtic ballads and spirited songs that will move your spirit. Sue's unique arrangements are laced with musical dialogue and lilting expressions that will touch your heart.  

 

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Sue Tillotson and Jim Cunningham

Sue is a classically trained violinist and has been an avid student and performer of Scottish Fiddle music for the last 15 years. She was fiddler for the band Ischabaha for 10 years and is founder and director of the Bonnie Loch Fiddlers and the Bonnie Loch Fiddle Club. She plays fiddle part time with the Ohio based band Father, Son, and Friends. Jim has a varied musical background playing in many bands in the Western New York area since the 70's. He has focused on Celtic music for many years, inspired by such wordsmiths as Tommy Makem and Archie Fisher and instrumental influences such as The Bothy Band and the Tannahill Weavers. Sue and Jim have played music together for many years bringing a love of Celtic music and exciting instrumentation to their audiences. You will hear Sue on fiddle, whistle, and vocals and Jim on guitar, bouzouki, cittern, Celtic harp and vocals.

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Stone Row

Contact Glenn Bernardis
Web Page: www.stonerow.com

stone row


Inspired by cultural diversity and fueled by a deep artistic passion, Stone
Row weaves a rich tapestry of Celtic and world music, creating a seamless fusion
of traditional and contemporary genres and showcasing it in their own inimitable
style. Captivating originals and fresh arrangements make for a unique and exciting
musical experience with a loyal and ever-expanding following. Long-time fans and
first time listeners concur that this talented and highly motivated group
of professionals knows how to thrill an audience.
There is something for everyone at a Stone Row show. The material is influenced
by elements of world music, folk, country and rock, with rich vocal harmonies
and virtuoso instrumentals. Heartfelt performances are tastefully delivered
with a fun-loving and outgoing stage presence that showcases the humor and
uncompromising musical integrity of these contemporary minstrels.

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Tom Keefer and Celtic Cross
From: Wilson, New York


Drawing on many years of experience such as providing the Niagara Celtic Heritage Festival sound and lighting since 2001, leading to a successful run with the Lochside Celtic Band (and Duo). Tom has opened for international acts the Red Hot Chili Pipers and Enter The Haggis as well as headlining and been a main stage performer at many Celtic festivals. Tom is "road-ready" for Celtic entertainment. The Band features Tom on vocals/guitar/piano/mandolin, Jane Bristol on violin/vocals, Tim Bristol on bass/vocals, Padraic O'Hare on drums. Tom has performed in Canada, Virginia, Pennsylvania and all over New York State.
Traditional. Modern. Inspirational

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Pipe Bands
 

 

*9 Pipe Bands the most at any Festival in Western NY*


The sound of the Great Highland Pipes will be heard throughout the day
with the appearance of the following 8 Pipe Bands:

96th Highlanders
Jamestown, N. Y.

Mackenzie Highlanders
Niagara Falls, N. Y.


87th Cleveland Pipe Band
Cleveland, Oh.

Caledonian Pipes Band
Buffalo, N. Y.

Pipes & Drums of the Erepa Grotto
Erie, Pa.

City of Thorold Pipe Band
Ontario, Canada

Lochaber Pipe Band
Lorain, Ohio

Niagara Regional Police Pipe Band
Ontario, Canada

Trinity Episcopal Pipe Band
Hamburg, NY

There you have it the largest gathering of Pipe Bands in

Western New York & North Eastern Pennsylvania!

 

We look forward to having them all at this years festival!

Saturday August 24, 2013

MAYVILLE LAKESIDE PARK ON ROUTE 394

MAYVILLE, NEW YORK

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  The Gathering of the Clans 2013  
 


Clan Barclay - Clan Blair - Clan Claus - Clan Donald - Clan Graham - Clan House of Gordon

Clan Grant - Clan Gunn - Clan Henderson - Clan Logan -Clan MacFarlane - Clan Mac Alister

Clan MacKenzie -
Clan Mac Neil - Clan Montgomery - Clan Sinclair - Clan Stewart

Clan Taggart - Clan Turnbull - Scottish Heritage U.S.A.

New Clans are sending in there registration forms every day. Don't miss out send yours in today!
If your Clan has not registered yet please do we welcome any Clan who wishes to attend.




 
 
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2010 Clan Row along Chautauqua Lake


 
 

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Clans & Athletes at Opening Ceremonies 2010


 
 



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Opening Ceremonies 2010

 

 
 
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2010 We had Seven Pipe Bands - 13 Clans - Heavy Athletes


 
 
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Clans Marching off Opening Ceremonies


 
 

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Be sure to stop in and talk with the Clans,
who knows maybe you will find out how you could be a part of one of these great Clans.

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  Scottish Heavy Athletics Competition  
 


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Buffalo Heavies' Web Page: http://buffaloheavies.com 




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Sheaf Toss for Height            25# Toss for Distance


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Caber Toss


 
 


56lb Weight Toss for Height

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Everyone Enjoys the Scottish Heavy Athlete's

 
 

 

Competition is Serious!

Competitors compete in Six Events:

  • Open Stone Throw According to the Encyclopedia Britannica, the modern sport of shot put
    "derives from the ancient sport of putting the stone." The smooth river stones used weigh 16 pounds.


  • Weight Throw for distance Weights, attached to a ring and chain, are thrown three times-the longest counts.

             56 pound weight throws for distance
             28 pound weight throws for distance

  • Scottish Hammer Throw The Scottish hammer derives from the village blacksmith's hammer.
    The metal ball (16-22 pounds) is attached to a wooden handle. The competitor is not allowed to move his feet while throwing


  • Caber Toss (the log) This signature Highland event may have begun as a military exercise.
    There is no standard size for these tapered pine trunks, but they are generally 16-20 feet long and weigh up to 120 pounds.
    The object is to lift then toss the caber end-over-end so that it lands in the 12 o'clock position.

  • Sheaf Toss (pitchfork event) A pitchfork is used to toss the16 pound bag of hay over a cross bar, which is raised 6 inches at a time.
    The winning toss is the highest one over the bar without knocking it

  • Weight Toss (for height) - The 56-pound weight is swung between the knees and tossed over the bar using only one hand. 

Each competitor has three attempts to achieve his personal best. There will be a winner of each event and an overall winner.

As for athlete line up: we will have a field of 10-15 athletes (that’s a full line up) 2 of which are females.
 A combination of amateurs and masters will be competing. As for the lineup, 2 of the athletes are highly ranked,  
We also picked up local athletes from Jamestown who will be throwing in this year's competition. 

 

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Jamestown Highland Games Heavy Events Schedule

Presented by the:

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TIME August 25th

Masters Class 40+

Open Class “A”

Strong Man

10:00 am

22# stone throw

16# stone throw

 

10:30 am

16# stone throw

22# stone throw

 

11:00 am

42# weight for distance

Caber

 

11:30 am

28# weight for distance

sheaf

28# weight for distance

12:00 am

Lunch

 

Atlas Stone

12:30 opening ceremony

 

 

 

1:00 pm

 

Lunch

Log press

1:30 pm

Weight over bar

Light Hammer

Weight over bar

2:15 pm

Caber

56# weight for distance

 

3:00 pm

Light hammer

Weight over bar

 

3:45 pm

sheaf

28# weight for distance

 

 

 

 

 

5:00 Closing Ceremony

 

 

 

 

 

 

éAthletes of Note who will be attendingé

 

List of Competing Athletes for the:
2013 Highland Games

Masters

Bob Vail
Ian Grassie
lou Ianone
Tim Mullally
Rich McClain
Dan Handerhan
Mark Ludwin
Sean Green
Mike Landrich
Chuck Livingston
John Katalinas
Bill Dennis
Andrew Gillie
Dean Curtis
Bill Donnell
Frank Klimjack


Under 40

Nick Kahanic
Jon Lehman
John Abel
Paul Brown
Ernie Perez
Bryan Dennis
Guy Gabbbey
John Emborski​

Women

Willow McCarthy
Jen Vail
Courtney McGuire
Julie Griswald
Megan Zerfas

 

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  DIRECTIONS TO FESTIVAL  
  FROM ERIE / PITTSBURGH / CLEVELAND    
 

Take I-90 East to Exit 60 Westfield Exit. Turn left onto Route 394 into Mayville, New York. Continue to follow Route 394 for 7 miles through Mayville towards Chautauqua Lake. Once you get to the bottom of the hill you will see the lake, follow the curve and the park will be on the left side of the road. Parking will be on the right side of the road.

Alternate Route from Erie and points east of Erie. Take I-90 East to I-86 East towards Jamestown. Get off at the Sherman Exit. Turn left and follow into Sherman to Stop sign. Turn right onto Route 430 and follow into Mayville. Where you will come to the traffic light in Mayville, turn right onto Route 394 and follow Route 394 till you see the lake, continue around bend and the festival will be on the left. Festival Parking will be on the right.

  From Buffalo  
  Take I-90 to Exit 60 Westfield Exit. Follow Route 394 as directed in the directions above.  
  From Olean  
  Follow I-86 West to the Sherman Exit. Turn right and go to stop sign. Turn right onto Rt-430 and follow this into Mayville. In Mayville you will come to a traffic light at the fire hall. Turn right onto Rt-394 and follow it through Mayville down the hill towards the lake. The park will be on the right side of the lake.  
  FROM WARREN PA  
  Take Rt-62 to Jamestown to I-86 West. Follow it to the Mayville/Lakewood exit. turn right onto Route 394 and follow Route 394 to Mayville. The festival will be on the right just before the bend leading to Mayville. Festival parking will be on the left side of the road.  
   

 

  A New Celtic Publication!  
 

Is now on line at www.celticguide.com

Jim McQuiston,
editor & publisher

A good friend of the Jamestown Celtic Festival has published on line
a new guide for the Celtic World call:

Please check out this Celtic Guide, Jim has done a great job putting this guide together. There is no cost so what are you waiting for Check it out click on the link and away you do.

 

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