Sold-out crowd celebrates Scottish bard at annual Robbie Burns Supper

By: Liz Dadson  January 25, 2015  1034

It was a sold-out crowd Saturday night as about 170 people gathered at the Kincardine Legion to celebrate the Scottish bard, at the 21st annual Robbie Burns Supper.

Hosted by the Kincardine Scottish Pipe Band, the event opened with the Piper's Welcome, played by Steve Wolfe.

John McManus welcomed everyone, and then Joan MacIntosh piped in the haggis, carried by Lisa Moore.

Scott Duncan gave a dramatic "Address to the Haggis," followed by Cathy Milne asking the grace, and a delicious roast beef dinner, complete with haggis.

After dinner, Jim Robinson gave the Immortal Memory to Robbie Burns; George Alderman offered the Toast to the Lassies, and Julie Fair replied.

The pipe band entertained, as did local singer Brontae Hunter, and the Haggis Toonie Toss was held.
 

Scott Duncan addresses the haggis in dramatic fashion, at the 21st annual Robbie Burns Supper, Saturday night at the Kincardine Legion

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Liz Dadson

Liz Dadson is the founder and editor of the Kincardine Record and has been in the news business since 1986.

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