NEWS photus Catherine Barr

Piper Cal Merry and his brother. drummer Gregor
Merry. have travelled the world to entertain. Both attend-
ed the West Van event.

The Gleneagles Scottish Country Dancers taught the
crowd how to do a step or two at the Seniors Centre din-
ner. From left to right: Leigh McGregor, Scott
MacDonald, May Louden and Neil Wilkie.

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The MacGregor boys (front row), namely Wayne (left),
Donald (centre} and Darrell (right) travelled all the way
from Alberta to attend the North Van dinner with Jordie
and Nora Martin (back row).

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and Burns

Alistair Taylor

seen here with trend
Linda Shore, is 2 accom-
plished musician. West
Van was lucky enough to
have him around to play a
tune or twa.

Drum Major
Orysdale is always in
command and looked very
regal in tis formal dress
uniform.

Greta Mitchell, program
coordinaior at the West
Van Seniors’ Centre wore
her tanan best and did a
great job organizing eve
thing.

Sitting at the head table for the West Van dinner was speakers Peter Waddell (left) wh
did the Toast Tae the Lassies, Robert Barr (centre) who delivered the Immortal Memory

and Eric Sanderson who told the story of The Twa Lands.

_— These war heroes remember D-day only
too well. They were there in person to
fight for their country. But tonight Larry
Smeaton (!eft} and Shamus Bathurst
were in North Van to honour Burns.

This father/daughter team proved that
good taste really does run in the family. In
fact, Tricia Chisamore (left) is very proud
of Pipe Major dad Alex.

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Drummer Jack Hooper
delivered the immiartal
Memory speech at the
North Vancouver armouries
dinner.

Looking iovely and elegant
velvet and tartan was
Lorna Cameron (left) and
Norma Chisamore. They
were attending at the
Ciansmen's dinner.

North Van City Mayor
Barbara Sharp's Scottish
roots were showing as she
geared up for some har -'«
with friend Sheile Vanks.

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