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Rosehearty Burns Club

Supper: Stuart Thomson, Michael Watt, Steven Calder. (Midddle L-R): Ian Fraser, Gordon Thomson, Graham Downie, Ronnie Simpson, James Bicocchi. David Boardman, Alex Crawford, Bertie Fraser, Robert Watt.

Published on Monday 30 January 2012 16:35

Rosehearty Burns Club had their annual supper and AGM, held at the Mason’s Arms Hotel, y on January 28.

President Bertie Fraser opened proceedings, thereafter Grace was given by Robert Fraser, the Haggis addressed by David Boardman and speeches by Alex Crawford, Ronnie Simpson and Gordon Thomson. Entertainment was provided by Ian McIntosh, Ian Fraser, Ian Brown, Steven Calder, James Guthrie and James Bicocchi. The night ended with a vote of thanks from Graham Downie and company singing of Auld Lang Syne.

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