BURNS SUPPER
Sat, Jan 15th 2011 at 12:00 am - 2:00 am
A fantastic evening at the River Inn featuring a first class cast of speakers and entertainers.
NO ROYALTIES FOR RABBIE
George Moore QC is an internationally renowned speaker on Robert Burns, and Gryffe Valley Rotary Club was delighted that he delivered the Immortal Memory at their annual Burns Supper at the River Inn Houston. The event was attended by some 200 members and guests, who enjoyed a fine meal and some splendid entertainment whilst raising funds for local charities.
George referred to the recent death of another local song writer, Gerry Rafferty who, it was reported, had still been earning some
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