BEGIN:VCALENDAR PRODID:-//github.com/ical-org/ical.net//NONSGML ical.net 5.1.4//EN VERSION:2.0 BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:This week we pay our respects to Robert Burns\, famous Scottish poet & lyricist. Today marks his 257th Birthday\, celebration of his life & works has achieved National treasure status in Scotland. He was voted t he "greatest Scot" in 2009. Burns wrote original works and also revised/ad apted Scottish folk songs. Think he played up a bit too. His best known po em is Auld Lang Syne. Another\, "Scots Wha Hae"\, was recognised as the un official National Anthem of Scotland for much of the 19th & 20th centuries . Doubt we can encourage Shourouk to prepare Haggis but we will engage Clu b Members\, especially our Scots\, as much as possible to\; (1)deliver the Burns Grace\, (2)recite Burns Poetry or a brief story of a great 15th - 1 8th Century battle\, (3)lead the inaugural Scottish Songs contest. Each ta ble will sing en masse\, possibly with music\, a preselected Scottish folk song\, patriotic song or Hymn. Might be a good idea to load your table wit h a "voice"!!.Why not wear a taste of Scot for the occasion??           DTEND:20160128T093000Z DTSTAMP:20261022T203725Z DTSTART:20160128T071500Z LOCATION:The Common SEQUENCE:1 SUMMARY:Robbie Burns Evening UID:b34b254f-54fe-4111-bc37-6ed67bcd7c93 X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

This week we pay our respects to Robert Bur ns\, famous Scottish poet &\; lyricist. Today marks his 257th Birthday\ , celebration of his life &\; works has achieved National treasure stat us in Scotland. He was voted the "\;greatest Scot"\; in 2009. Burn s wrote original works and also revised/adapted Scottish folk songs. Think he played up a bit too. His best known poem is Auld Lang Syne. Another\, "\;Scots Wha Hae"\;\, was recognised as the unofficial National An them of Scotland for much of the 19th &\; 20th centuries. Doubt we can encourage Shourouk to prepare Haggis but we will engage Club Members\, esp ecially our Scots\, as much as possible to\; (1)deliver the Burns Grace\, (2)recite Burns Poetry or a brief story of a great 15th - 18th Century bat tle\, (3)lead the inaugural Scottish Songs contest. Each table will sing e n masse\, possibly with music\, a preselected Scottish folksong\, patrioti c song or Hymn. Might be a good idea to load your table with a "\;voic e"\;!!.Why not wear a taste of \;Scot for the occasion??
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