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Muriel Clayton, Stalwart of London Society
HE death has been announ- ced of Muriel
Clayton. Muriel, ever popular, passed away on Tuesday 14th June, just over two months after her husband Russell’s death.A great piping enthusiast and student of piobair- eachd, for years Muriel used to man the College of Piping shop stand
at the
Piobaireachd Society Conference. Together Russell and Muriel (pictured) were mainstays of the Scottish Piping Society of London throughout the ’80s and in stewarding and organising became well known to competing pipers the world over. On retiring they moved to Onich in theWest Highlands where they spent many happy days keeping in touch with the piping scene through the PipingTimes and regular visits from friends and acquaintances.
photographs to be added to the text. Thankfully the job is now done and we can relax, unless of course someone out there has a bagpipe by a previously unknown maker?
in the annual pre-Worlds Parade on August 12 at 12 noon. Bands set off from Blythswood Square finishing in George
Square
• Jeannie Campbell will be signing copies of her new book following its launch at the
College of Piping on FridayAugust 12 at 1pm.
K World’sWeek/P Live!
ICKING off the World Pipe Band
Championships celebrations will be the
massed bands of the RSPBA who will march through Glasgow City Centre
9 at 12.30pm c• The prestigious Silver Cap
approximately. Afterwards band representatives and RSPBA officials have been invited to a reception in the City Chambers as guests of the Lord Provost Bob Winter. Lord ProvostWinter will take the salute at the Glasgow Green March Past as Worlds Chieftain.
ompetition will be held at the Lord
Todd Bar in the Campus Village of the University of Strathclyde on Tuesday 9th of August starting at
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