We are celebrating our 50th ANNIVERSARY with a GRAND BALL at the BRISTOL COUNCIL HOUSE,
on the nearest Saturday to the inaugural meeting date.
Wine reception: 7.00 for 7.30 Dancing to 11.30 p.m.
Ian Muir and the Craigellachie Band
M.C. : Peter Wright
BALL 10th MARCH 2012
PROGRAMME
Dances marked ** will NOT be recapped. All the rest will.
| Grand March into:
The Eightsome Reel ** 2 Jennifer’s Jig Silver City Moment of Truth 37 The Montgomeries Rant 10 The Wild Geese 24 The Lammermuir Hills Goldring Lflt The Recumbent Stone ** Greenburn 3 Pelorus Jack 41 The Dream Catcher ** 45 The Earl and Countess of Wessex Bristol Bk |
The Hazel Tree Brodie Bk
Mr. Iain Stuart Robertson 42 Schiehallion ** Thurston Lflt Tribute to the Borders RSCDS Lft Bk The Highland Rambler Leeds Silver Gang the same Gate 36 Ian Powrie’s Farewell to Auchterarder ** Lflt Scott Meikle 46 Mairi’s Wedding ** 22 SCD Bk |
There is a CRIB at this link.
We have a MAP for the Council House, Parking ideas, and Hotels at this ADVICE LINK
Parking P1 (underground) and P2 (open) are the nearest, both pay sites.
There is also street meter parking in the roads off Park Street and Deanery Road.
The Inaugural Meeting was held at 13 Orchard St., Bristol on the 12th March 1962
Recorded present were:
Mr. C.P.Wadsworth chaired the meeting.
A committee was proposed by Mr.R Anderson to be those who had set up the meeting:
Mr. G.Bates, Mrs. D.Bates, Mrs. J. Hood, Miss N.Jenkins, Miss D.Lear, Miss K.Lewis, Mrs. J Morris,
Mr. K.Porter, Mrs. R.Porter, Mr. C.P.Wadsworth.
There were also three representatives of local groups appointed: Dr Barbour (Westbury S.C.), Mr.A.Dunn (Br. Teachers Group), Mr J Morton (Br. Caledonian)
At the next committee meeting officers were elected:
Chair: Mr. C.P.Wadsworth Secretary: Mr. D.Bates Treasurer: Miss K.Lewis.
VENUES AND CLASSES: The first class was a beginners on 17th March at Orchard St. at which 32 people attended, then six more there, with the last of these initial classes at Cotham Methodist Hall with Tom Legatt as piper. The TEACHER was Mrs. Bates.