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Topic: just starting
Posted By: slex8
Subject: just starting
Date Posted: 1/30/08 at 3:27pm

I am interested in getting started in the games and would eventually like to compete just wondering if any one has a website or information on events training and how to do them or if there is a place around SE Minnesota that would be of benefit.




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Posted By: weaselking
Date Posted: 1/30/08 at 4:45pm
Our http://northcentralheavies.com/ - site is moderately helpful.  I haven't updated the regional calendar yet, but the links page ought to yield plenty of good info.  We do have a game coming up in Lake City, MN on 26 Jul, & we're trying to get one going in the Madison, WI area for mid/late Apr.  We'll also be running 3 games in the Rockford, IL area.  If you find yourself down this way & would like to practice, give us a ring.

Another resource would be a fella on this board named McSanta, because IA is absolutely prolific with throwing opportunities.  Here's the link for the http://www.celtichighlandgames.org/athletics.htm - Quad City Games held in late Aug.


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We can evade reality, but we cannot evade the consequences of evading reality. - Ayn Rand


Posted By: northsider
Date Posted: 1/30/08 at 6:42pm
SE Minnesota? Where abouts? There is a growing gang of us in La Crosse. Once the weather gets better, we practice a lot. Just let me know.

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Wade Halverson
"The Highlander was a documentary shown in real time"


Posted By: northsider
Date Posted: 1/30/08 at 6:44pm

btw dennis, is lake city the same day as bristol? whats up with that? Also mid/late april? i got some schedule changes to make.



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Wade Halverson
"The Highlander was a documentary shown in real time"


Posted By: weaselking
Date Posted: 1/31/08 at 3:00pm
Bristol isn't happening anymore because it ceased to be a mutually beneficial arrangement.

Don't get excited about the mid/late Apr yet.  I'm still trying to get confirmations from possible venues.  If it does turn out to be a go, tho, it'll be the 19th.

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We can evade reality, but we cannot evade the consequences of evading reality. - Ayn Rand


Posted By: northsider
Date Posted: 1/31/08 at 6:59pm

I guess thats good news about bristol, those weirdos freaked me out.



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Wade Halverson
"The Highlander was a documentary shown in real time"


Posted By: Trainerterry
Date Posted: 2/01/08 at 7:55am
they freaked you out....... I am sure you created a few stirs of emotion.

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"A man has to know his limitations" - Detective Harold Callahan


Posted By: weaselking
Date Posted: 2/01/08 at 11:54am
Whatever you do slex, don't let Northsider teach you sheaf unless your tetanus is current.

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We can evade reality, but we cannot evade the consequences of evading reality. - Ayn Rand


Posted By: McSanta
Date Posted: 2/02/08 at 7:49am

The closest thrower in Iowa is Zach Brown who is in Cedar Falls area.  If you would like contact info, PM me.  Zach has two or three guys now throwing with him up in Cedar Falls.

A webpage listing games in and around Iowa and thus close to you can be found at:

http://iowahighlandgames.googlepages.com/ - http://iowahighlandgames.googlepages.com/

Earliest event in Iowa is the April 28, a small informer backyard games/picnic.  You may want to consider road trip and just give it a try.



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Mark McVey

"The work of science is to substitute facts for appearances and demonstrations for impressions." -John Ruskin


Posted By: slex8
Date Posted: 2/02/08 at 7:43pm
i live bout 15 min away from lake city so i will definetly run down there i'll check them out. thanks for all the good info also


Posted By: weaselking
Date Posted: 2/03/08 at 5:04am
Originally posted by McSanta McSanta wrote:

Earliest event in Iowa is the April 28, a small informer backyard games/picnic.  You may want to consider road trip and just give it a try.


Zach's good people, but a bit of a luddite.  Definitely use the phone.  If you can make the picnic, I say do it.  It's a fun time with a lot of good throwers.  And I show up too.

Originally posted by slex8 slex8 wrote:

i live bout 15 min away from lake city so i will definetly run down there i'll check them out. thanks for all the good info also


We look forward to seeing you this season.  GL with your training & take care.

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We can evade reality, but we cannot evade the consequences of evading reality. - Ayn Rand


Posted By: McSanta
Date Posted: 2/03/08 at 8:56am

Originally posted by weaselking weaselking wrote:

Zach's good people, but a bit of a luddite. 

luddite?!? interesting choice of words! 

Do you have a word-of-the-day sent to you and a goal to expand your vocabulary by working that word into a post or conversation??? OR where you reading 18th centry english history, specifically history of Leicestershire OR was it history of workers revolt OR history of the knitting industry?  ..... You do make your own kilt, one could easily start a believable rummor that you also knit when you throw words like that around!?

luddite - so is the use because he oppose tecnology as in his wife does the emailing? or that he oppose change period?

and btw, "when did Zach get strong?"

 



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Mark McVey

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Posted By: weaselking
Date Posted: 2/03/08 at 12:25pm
LOL.  Nah, I just pick these things up.  I do it to make Clev's life insufferable.

I was referring to the emailing, btw.  I sent them some very important articles from the http://www.zombieworldnews.com/frontpage.htm - Zombie World News and never got a response back.  I thought for sure they had been got, but then I saw them at QC.  Some ppl, huh?


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We can evade reality, but we cannot evade the consequences of evading reality. - Ayn Rand


Posted By: McSanta
Date Posted: 2/03/08 at 4:53pm

Originally posted by weaselking weaselking wrote:

I do it to make Clev's life insufferable.

Is this not everyone's goal in the Midwest?



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Mark McVey

"The work of science is to substitute facts for appearances and demonstrations for impressions." -John Ruskin


Posted By: weaselking
Date Posted: 2/04/08 at 1:00pm
Indeed it is, sir.  Indeed it is.

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We can evade reality, but we cannot evade the consequences of evading reality. - Ayn Rand


Posted By: Trainerterry
Date Posted: 2/05/08 at 6:17am

Zombie World News..... Are you mailto:!#$#@$ing - !#$#@$ing kidding me?

Wow I feel more sorry for your wife every day.... what a brave woman.

I think he goes overboard on the big words and oddities because he is the anti-sarge.



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"A man has to know his limitations" - Detective Harold Callahan


Posted By: weaselking
Date Posted: 2/05/08 at 8:35am
No I use big words because I'm pedantic.

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We can evade reality, but we cannot evade the consequences of evading reality. - Ayn Rand


Posted By: Trainerterry
Date Posted: 2/05/08 at 10:25am

Originally posted by weaselking weaselking wrote:

No I use big words because I'm pedantic.
you sir are the anti-sarge.  No cercal can contain you.

So did Roslick move into your neighborhood or did you convince the block committee to not let him in.

 



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"A man has to know his limitations" - Detective Harold Callahan


Posted By: Silverback
Date Posted: 2/05/08 at 2:51pm
Slex8, I think you better evaluate your position up there.  You have jumped into the fire with Trainer and Weasel.  I miss you guys.

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Posted By: weaselking
Date Posted: 2/05/08 at 3:12pm
Quote So did Roslick move into your neighborhood or did you convince the block committee to not let him in.


You remember the joke, "Where does an 800 lb gorilla sleep?"? 

Miss you too Myles.


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We can evade reality, but we cannot evade the consequences of evading reality. - Ayn Rand


Posted By: Trainerterry
Date Posted: 2/08/08 at 5:12am

The thing about Roslcik is how much he reminds me of college mascot.  For the lil cheerleader to put on the costume the head of the costume (think Bucky Badger) has to be huge.  It is like there is a regular person in a Roslick costume.

I used the word "pedantic" in a meeting and with a class I teach.  used the word about 20 x's in your honor.  Kids and coaches gave me a deer in headlight look. 



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"A man has to know his limitations" - Detective Harold Callahan


Posted By: CHAD
Date Posted: 2/08/08 at 7:15am


1.  Slex:  We throw a Lake City games...gonna be there? 
2.  I vouche for none of these dorks. 
3.  Dennis is a word stealer.
4.  Northsider stabbed himself with a sheaf.  Northsider wears ankle socks.  Northsider gets pumped up by Tears for Fears.   
5.  Terry Smith looks like the "before" picture in every diet/supplement ad.   The Jerod before he found Subway and got all ripped.
6.  Home sales went up in Madison the month we moved into town.  Coincidence?  I think not.  I AM urban renewal.
7.  They have mascots at a clown college?
8.  Luddite.  Apparently 2 syllables is a "big word" to you dim bulbs.  Who knew?
9.  Zach is still not strong.  His wife knows how to email, though.



Posted By: Trainerterry
Date Posted: 2/08/08 at 8:45am

Glad to see you were able to get internet in Wisconsin Josh.

You coming to the Shamrock?



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"A man has to know his limitations" - Detective Harold Callahan


Posted By: weaselking
Date Posted: 2/08/08 at 8:45am
Originally posted by Josh Roslik Josh Roslik wrote:

3.  Dennis is a word stealer.

 

I am no such thing.  I am a word user.  Just because your species recently discovered language is doesn't mean you have sole domain on every cognizant phonation to erupt from your slavering maw.


Originally posted by Josh Roslik Josh Roslik wrote:

I AM urban renewal.

So was Godzilla.




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We can evade reality, but we cannot evade the consequences of evading reality. - Ayn Rand


Posted By: CHAD
Date Posted: 2/08/08 at 9:22am
Originally posted by Trainerterry Trainerterry wrote:

Glad to see you were able to get internet in Wisconsin Josh.

You coming to the Shamrock?

Yeah!  Are you? 



Posted By: CHAD
Date Posted: 2/08/08 at 9:27am

Originally posted by weaselking weaselking wrote:

Just because your species...

Ha!  I knew you weren't real people.  Somekind of sub-human.

Dennis is a C.H.U.D.



Posted By: Trainerterry
Date Posted: 2/08/08 at 12:40pm
Originally posted by Josh Roslik Josh Roslik wrote:

Originally posted by Trainerterry Trainerterry wrote:

Glad to see you were able to get internet in Wisconsin Josh.

You coming to the Shamrock?

Yeah!  Are you? 

I should be there.....

You must be living the life... Dennis close and Clevenger only 1.5 hours away.  The deliverer of the cercal is close also.

Make sure you put the second weekend of August on the no wedding, baby shower, brisk, or party at Build-a-Bear.  For Lacrosse.

Well I am sure you need to get dressed for you and Dennis to have a double date at Fuddruckers



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"A man has to know his limitations" - Detective Harold Callahan


Posted By: Eclipse
Date Posted: 2/11/08 at 8:46am

Originally posted by Trainerterry Trainerterry wrote:

Make sure you put the second weekend of August on the no wedding, baby shower, brisk, or party at Build-a-Bear. 

Party at Build-a-bear ... Awesome! Well played Terry.



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"Do not demand what you can not take by force."



Posted By: McSanta
Date Posted: 2/11/08 at 12:09pm

Zach is not strong and I didn't get mentioned on the list! Where is the love?

BTW, C.H.U.D. are definitely in the luddite column and I have wittnessed C.H.U.D. like behavior in buffett lines after several games.

Manager to mother at Ryan's: If you love your children, please tell your children to keep there hands and feet away from the large men in kilts.... 

 



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Posted By: JCLEV
Date Posted: 2/16/08 at 1:22am
And this is why you all have bad reputations in this sport...

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Posted By: Trainerterry
Date Posted: 2/17/08 at 5:15am

You do not post for how long and that is what you bring to the table Clev.... for shame... you are better then that.

Time to Man-up (smack-up?)

Shamrock is a little over a month away.... why do you think Roslick moved to Madison?  So he can have Hafford and Sarge train him to beat you.



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"A man has to know his limitations" - Detective Harold Callahan


Posted By: JCLEV
Date Posted: 2/17/08 at 12:32pm
Yeah, It has been a long off season...little off my game.
Hey, I will try to get better.....

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My kids wanted to be like me until they met Kevin Neis.



Northern Illinois Highland Games and Clevenger Sheaf's and forks on Facebook or at http://jclev.tripod.com/


Posted By: CHAD
Date Posted: 2/17/08 at 1:14pm
Guys, guys, guys.  You chunky, shaved headed, goatee types need to stick together.


Posted By: weaselking
Date Posted: 2/17/08 at 2:51pm
Someone peel a banana?  Coco came back.

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We can evade reality, but we cannot evade the consequences of evading reality. - Ayn Rand


Posted By: SgtRAJackson
Date Posted: 2/18/08 at 4:40am

It would by nice to see a real Highland Games in Madison, not just a highland heavy events competition.  If you need a hand putting one together, you let me know, I will hand you the how-to’s, the need to know’s and the P.O.C.’s.: for the Midwest Pipe Band Association, the local highland dancers, the highland county dancers, the local Celtic bands, and the Venders list. There are some grate parks in Madison to put one on; you need to submit your plan and fees, to the Madison parks Service, by October the year before your  event.

 

Sgt Richard A. Jackson

2211A North 51st Street

Milwaukee, WI 53208

414-821-4343

mailto:WisconsinSCOTTISH@msn.com - WisconsinSCOTTISH@msn.com

 



Posted By: Trainerterry
Date Posted: 2/18/08 at 4:54am

josh..... I was looking for a pic to show the the newbies what to expect when they meet you.... all I had was this pic of Bugs giving you a manicure.....  "you monsters are so interesting"



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"A man has to know his limitations" - Detective Harold Callahan


Posted By: SgtRAJackson
Date Posted: 2/18/08 at 7:13am

Belted Badger (Madison) Highland Games (Expect 2,500 to 3,000 patrons to by tickets, your first games, if you get the word out).

 

Heavy Athletics

 

Contact Midwest Heavies, (Dennis Harford) Madison area Heavy Athlete

Amateur Open: An Amateur Open, Caledonian Heavy Events Competition can be organized by the MWH.  The heavy events competition will consist of 10 to 20 Athletes, contesting 5 to 8 events. Cost: $500.00

 

Highland Dancing Competition

 

Madison area highland dance schools and instructors

Heather Highland Dancers (Madison) /e-mail: http://www.heatherhighland.com/ - www.heatherhighland.com

mailto:sarah.breckenridge@ccaurora.edu - Sarah Breckenridge         (608)238-8681

mailto:susanjb2@gmail.com - Susan Jeffrey                  (608)834-9099

 

Contact your local HLDS instructors and see if one of them will act as your highland dance chair and run your highland dance competition, contact the largest school in your area first, ask if they are interested or if they mite know of any one that would be interested in acting as chair. Highland dance competitions are sanctioned by the http://fusta.virtualave.net/ - Federation of United States Teachers and Adjudicators (FUSTA)   Cost: $1,000.00

 

Pipe Band Competition, Solo Piping Competition, Solo Drumming Competition, Mast Bands.

 

Midwest Pipe Band Association:  http://www.pdcpd.org/mwpba - http://www.pdcpd.org/mwpba / 

 

Check the MWPBA web site; to see when the local Highland games in the Midwest will be holding a MWPBA sanctioned competitions, this will assist you in finding a date to host your highland games. Have your pipe and drum competition chair person contact the MWPDA president; inform him as to what your intentions are and request his assistance. You will be required to send in a copy of your pipe and drum competitions registrations form (with pay out and travel) for approval, ask him for a list of approved judges and a copy of the MWPBA primer of information on how to run a pipe and drum competition in this area, after your registrations form has been approved. You will need to send it to the pipe bands in the Midwest; the MWPBA has a list of local pipe bands that will be proved upon request.  Cost: $3,000.00 to $5,000.00  

 

Madison area Pipe bands

 

Madison Pipes and Drums

http://madisonpipesanddrums.org/ - http://madisonpipesanddrums.org

 

The Bravest and the Finest Memorial Pipe Band, Madison, WI

mailto:bravestandfinest@gmail.com - bravestandfinest@gmail.com

 

Zor Shrine Pipes and Drums, 575 Zor Shrine Place, Madison, WI 53719

608/833-6343
608/833-6348 (fax)
mailto:zortemp@chorus.net - zortemp@chorus.net

http://www.zorshriners.com/ - http://www.zorshriners.com/

Steve Emerson, 608-356-6675 or http://www.zorpiper@hotmail.com/ - www.zorpiper@hotmail.com

 

Madison-area Celtic music links:

 

UW-Madison Continuing Studies often offers http://www.dcs.wisc.edu/lsa/music/classes.htm - courses in Irish music held downtown.

Two of Madison's Irish musicians have posted extensive databases of their repertoire, which should help newcomer musicians fit right in to the scene:

Dan Cobb's abc collection: http://eceserv0.ece.wisc.edu/~cobb/irish/Tunebook.html - Cobb's Music of Ireland

Alan Ng's Irish Traditional Music Index (see below under Global links) includes a page titled " http://www.irishtune.info/session/played.htm - Ng's Tunography of Madison, Wisconsin Session Tunes "

The http://www.madharpers.org/ - Madison Folk Harp Society

The http://www.homestead.com/madfolk/files/madfolk.html - Madison Folk Music Society , fondly known as "Mad Folk"

The http://personalpages.tds.net/~rpmccabe/WildHogHomePage.htm - Wild Hog in the Woods - mainly a contra dance organization, but also offers a good Madison-area folk music Web site

Madison-area Celtic dance links

Visit Madison aera http://www.celticmadison.org/dance/#links - Dance Links .

 

Madison-area Celtic culture links:

The http://www.celticmadison.org/culture/ - Celtic Cultural Center of Madison, on the http://www.celticmadison.org/ - www.celticmadison.org   server.

The http://www.madison.com/communities/shamrock/ - Dane County Shamrock Club

The http://www.ripon.edu/faculty/nortonm/cambrian.html - Cambrian Heritage Society of Madison, Wisconsin

The http://www.geocities.com/wisconsinmanx/ - Wisconsin Manx Association is based in Madison.

 

Madison Scottish Country Dancers,

John Muir (Wisconsin) Branch of the Royal Scottish Country Dance Society http://sprott.physics.wisc.edu/mscd/home.htm - Web Site

 

Mike or Norma Briggs
1519
Storytown Road, Oregon, WI 53575

608-835-0914

mailto:brigglaw@earthlink.net - brigglaw@earthlink.net

 

Kate Deck, Secretary
4805 Regent St., Madison WI 53705
608 / 232-0512

mailto:kdeck@tds.net -

 

St. Andrew's Society of Madison

Anne Wellman
St. Andrew's Society
4506 Schofield Ave.
Madison, WI 53716

608-221-2717

 

Special Event Checklist
Research the DATE of your proposed event.
Decide on the LOCATION and check its AVAILABILITY.
Create a basic EVENT
PLAN.
Research all required PERMITS necessary for your proposed event.
Review all costs and ESTABLISH A BUDGET for your event.
Create a NOTIFICATION
PLAN of the impacted residents, merchants and alders.
Complete the appropriate Special Event Packet APPLICATION.

Contact locale Celtic Organizations, and Groups, Recruit Members

Incorporate organization (LLC) and pay fees:

Raise Funds, Request Grants and get Sponsors

Pay The Association of Highland Games and Festivals, membership and event insurance fee: http://www.asgf.org/ - http://www.asgf.org

File Park and liquor license request with the city of Madison and pay fees one year in advance:

 

Appoint Chairs:

 

Clans and Associations

Send out invitations and registration, work with grounds chair to lay out clan area.

Heavy Athletics:

Organize competition implements and safety equipment, work with grounds chair to lay out field, get judge, post event on NASGA, register Athletes, and acquire awards and medals.

Pipe and Drums:

Send registration form to MWPBA for approval 6 months in advance, set travel, acquire awards, payout, invite and register, pipe bands, and work with grounds chair to set up competition and mast band area.

Highland dancing:

Get registered judge, organize competition, invite dance schools, acquire awards, and work with grounds Chair set up stage.

Musical Entertainment:

Contract bands, make contracts, sets band order of play, work with grounds and pub / alcohol tent Chairs / Sponsors, sound equipment, power, staging, etc.  

Cultural Entertainment:

Contact Cultural groups, make contracts, and work with grounds chair to set up Cultural area and Stage if needed.

Venders:

Contact venders, make contracts, and work with grounds chair to set up    Vender area

Grounds:

Work and Act as event P.O.C. for park s service, lie out and set up grounds, coordinate with local police, arrange event security, port-o-potties,  trash pick up, bleachers, power, staging, etc.

Web Master:,   

             Make web site, post all forms, post all meeting and information about the Games.

 

Madison Parks and Recreation

 

Special Event Fees for 2007

The following fees are provided for your budgeting information.  The final costs will be billed by the Madison Parks Staff.  We are sorry, but there are no discounts given to non-profit groups hosting their event in a city park.  The vast majority of the events held in the City's parks and on State Street are by non-profit organizations.  The City's fees are established in order to recoup the real costs of hosting your event in a city park or street.  The current fees are included in the Special Event Packets so you may set up your event's budget.  It is suggested that when you are setting up sponsorships for your special event, you factor in not only the costs of the entertainment, t-shirts, etc., but also the cost of the permits, equipment, park and shelter rental.

Programmed Event Scheduling Fee: $100, $150, $200, $350, $500, $800, $1,500 plus tax (Based on point calculations) Fee Tax Total
Annual Application Review Fee (events over 1000) $150.00
Successive Day Scheduling Fee $35.00
Event Cancellation Charge 20% of Event charges
Commercial Shoots (i.e. video, still, catalog) $125.00
Nonresident Surcharge $20.00
Cleanup Deposit - (Refundable) *or actual costs of restoration $1,000.00*
Labor Charge/per hour (2 hour minimum at time and a half) $46.50
Damage to property at cost

Temporary Structure Fees
Temporary Structure - Designated Site $155.00
Temporary Structure - Undesignated Site $285.00
Temporary Structure - Successive day $65.00

Permit Fees (note this does not include prices for necessary permits from other City Departments)
Catering Charge (over 100 - general shelter or special event) $100.00
Fireworks Events (per occurrence) $200.00
Beer Permit Charge (for Brittingham, Demetral, Tenney Parks only) $50.00
Beer Selling Charge (up to 1000 participants) $250.00
Beer Selling Charge (1001 and more participants)  $350.00
P. A. Permit (Amplified Sound) $75.00

Park Vending Permits:
Daily - Commercial Vendor $250.00
Daily - non-Commercial Vendor  $75.00
Annual - Nonprofit Group $200.00
Annual - Profit Group $800.00
Special Event: Nonprofit Group/non-profit umbrella up to 7 vendors $200.00
Special Event: Profit Group $800.00

Equipment Rental Fees
Key/Stake Pounder Deposit (Refundable) $30.00
Key Deposit - Olin, Warner or Elver #2 Shelter (Refundable) $300.00

Athletic Event Fees
Stadium Charge (per game) Breese or Warner Athletic Fields $375.00
Warner multi Use $200.00
Fenced in field (Warner Soccer, per game)  $150.00
Bowman Baseball (per game) $128.00
Warner Baseball (per game) $258.00
Athletic Field Lights (per 1/4 hour) Baseball, football, soccer, softball $25.00
Tennis Court Permit (age 18 & over)/per individual, $10 per league player per year
Yahara Cross-Country Annual Charge (plus 4 portable toilets) at cost



Posted By: SgtRAJackson
Date Posted: 2/18/08 at 7:50am

I will be happy to get you anything more that you will need, Clan list Vender list, Temporary Structure rental vender, I can draft your Articals Of Incorparation, your ELN with the IRS. you name it.

You can do this, you could be "Good" for the Games!!

Sgt Richard A. Jackson

 

 

 



Posted By: JCLEV
Date Posted: 2/18/08 at 3:44pm
"Monsters lead such interesting lives....." that pic must have been before the neck bolts were added

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Northern Illinois Highland Games and Clevenger Sheaf's and forks on Facebook or at http://jclev.tripod.com/


Posted By: Trainerterry
Date Posted: 2/19/08 at 3:42am
the only thing that pic needs is Josh's elevated platform WOB shoes.

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"A man has to know his limitations" - Detective Harold Callahan


Posted By: CHAD
Date Posted: 2/19/08 at 4:22am
Originally posted by Trainerterry Trainerterry wrote:

josh..... I was looking for a pic to show the the newbies what to expect when they meet you.... all I had was this pic of Bugs giving you a manicure.....  "you monsters are so interesting"

 

OK.  That was good.



Posted By: SgtRAJackson
Date Posted: 6/12/08 at 9:31am

How are the Madason Highland Games comming along.

RJ



Posted By: wallyworld
Date Posted: 6/12/08 at 12:50pm
Originally posted by Josh Roslik Josh Roslik wrote:

Northsider stabbed himself with a sheaf.

Trying to get my head around how someone might do that!  l can see how one might stab himself with a dirk, or a FORK!!


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"TRY NOT. DO OR DO NOT. THERE IS NO 'TRY'."   Yoda


Posted By: SgtRAJackson
Date Posted: 6/15/08 at 5:11am

Terry,

 

Dennis is not allowed in the cercal, as he gets all upset, confused and has a melt down when he can’t find and stand in the corner.

 

RJ

Keeper of the Ring



Posted By: Anton Axelsson
Date Posted: 6/16/08 at 6:06pm
hi everyone im new here. and was wondering if anyone knows of any training crews here in northern california or can tell how i can get started

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Posted By: weaselking
Date Posted: 6/17/08 at 7:36am
Originally posted by Anton Axelsson Anton Axelsson wrote:

hi everyone im new here. and was wondering if anyone knows of any training crews here in northern california or can tell how i can get started


Welcome Anton.  You'd do better to start a new thread w/ your information.  It will generate more interest from people who might consider this a regional thread & otherwise ignore it. 

Good luck to you.


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Posted By: SgtRAJackson
Date Posted: 6/17/08 at 8:03am

Hay I just found out that Madison now has a Celtic festival, to bad Charley Johnson and the Mad Celt Fest crew decided to hold it on the same day as the Oak brook IL, Highland Games and the Davis Junction Scottish heavy events competition. You would have though that they would have chosen the 28th of June when there were no conflicting events. Maybe next year!

 

http://www.madceltfest.org/                                

RJ




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