Hamilton Burns Club enjoy anniversary celebrations

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It was a special occasion for the Hamilton Burns Club last week as they held their anniversary celebrations.The group met to mark the occasion with dinner at the Bothwell Bridge Hotel as guests and entertainment were welcomed.The event was due to take place in January, but had to be postponed.The Lanarkshire Live app is available to download now.

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And the toast to 'Our Guests' was proposed by Ameed Versace, the reply by Robert Nimmo. And also with the traditions was the toast to 'The lassies' by Gerry Dunn.

Members and guests enjoyed music which was provided by John Pitcathley, meanwhile recitations were made by Mark Hunter our with the group's piper John Nevans also playing.Pictured are Robert Nimmo, Ameed Versace, president Andrew Murray, Gerry Dunn and Mark Hunter on the front row.And the back row shows (from left to right) John Anderson, Honorary Treasurer; George Trayner, Vice President; John Martin, past president; Malcolm Richardson, Vice President and Robin Wilkie, Honorary Secretary. Don't miss the