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Good crowd at Robbie Burns Night despite snowy weather By Liz Dadson |
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 The Pleats include Nick (L) and Nicole Reid of Kincardine, and Laurie Dalton and Brenda Manderson of Kingsbridge  Raising a toast to Robbie Burns are John (L) and Mary Farrell and Keith Davidson  Also raising a glass are Lola Davidson (L), Peggy Farrell and Lynda MacKenzie Hugh Morrison addresses the haggis at the Kincardine Robbie Burns Night Saturday at the Davidson Centre |
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Despite the snowy night, a good crowd turned out for the annual Robbie Burns Night, Saturday in the Kincardine Hall at the Davidson Centre. Hosted by the Kincardine Scottish Pipe Band, the event opened with the Piper's Welcome played by Jennifer Farrell, Mike Smith and Brian Fry. Don Arscott welcomed everyone and then Steve Wolfe piped in the haggis, with Tom Cole as the haggis-bearer. Hugh Morrison gave a riveting Address to the Haggis, followed by Cathy Milne leading in grace. After the meal, Peter Kirkpatrick gave the Immortal Memory, with Scott Duncan offering a toast to the lassies, and Ashley Duncan giving the reply from the lassies. The program included two sets by the pipe band, Highland dancing, featured piper Glenn Walpole, The Pleats, and a Haggis Toonie Toss.
Kevin MacKay (R) fixes up the lavender on Dale Shewfelt's lapel
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 Steve Wolfe (L), gets ready to pipe in the haggis, held by Tom Cole Scrolling stops when you move your mouse inside the scroll area. You can click on the ads for more
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