BETTER LATE THAN NEVER FOR HAGGIS

February 16, 2015 · 0 Comments

BETTER LATE THAN NEVER FOR HAGGIS It might have been a little late, but the spirit of Robbie Burns was very much alive Saturday night as the Sandhill Pipe Band hosted their second annual Robbie Burns Supper at St. James’ Church in Caledon East. A small fire at the church meant the event had to be postponed a couple of weeks. Georgetown resident Dave Borrett, a member of the band, delivered the Address to the Haggis. Photo by Bill Rea

It might have been a little late, but the spirit of Robbie Burns was very much alive Saturday night as the Sandhill Pipe Band hosted their second annual Robbie Burns Supper at St. James’ Church in Caledon East. A small fire at the church meant the event had to be postponed a couple of weeks. Georgetown resident Dave Borrett, a member of the band, delivered the Address to the Haggis.
Photo by Bill Rea

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