From: “D. Smith”
Date: January 14, 2009 2:14:13 PM PST
To: undisclosed-recipients:;
Subject: please list or post

Is it possible for you to post the following event?

Thank you.

Diana Smith
Seattle Caledonian & St. Andrew’s Society

GUNG HAGGIS FAT CHOY – presented by the Caledonian & St. Andrew’s Society of Seattle – A bi-cultural event, part Chinese, part Scottish, to celebrate both Robert Burns and Chinese New Year. Featuring the Chinese Youth Orchestra, Scottish pipe band, Haggis ceremony, Robert Burns poetry and music, and 8 course Chinese dinner. Feb. 15, 2009, 5:00-9:00 pm at the Ocean City Restaurant, 609 S. Weller in Seattle; $35.00. Reservations recommended (we sold out last year). Contact for information and tickets: Bill Mc Fadden, 206-364-6025, billmcfadden@mindspring.com; http://www.caledonians.com/id1.html.

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10 replies on “Good Deed of the Day”

  2. Are they going to make haggis? Real haggis? Because I thought it was illegal, as it typically contains cow lung, which is banned due to BSE concerns. I’d love to have some real haggis.

  5. Hey, they’ve been having these up here in Vancouver for quite a while. I haven’t managed to get to one, but I understand they’re quite the happenin’ shindig (if you can get with the trifecta of bagpipes, haggis & poetry).

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