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| There was music and dancing all day long and well into the night. |
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| There were plenty of vendors with Celtic gifts and foods for everybody. |
And Some From KALAMAZOO!
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| The Clan Gunn tent. Lloyd & Dore won '05 award for the best clan booth. |
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| Gary Sheiko holds down the fort at the Clan Young tent. |
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| Many of our members set up their own clan booths. Here's Shirley Moore at the Clan Forbes tent. |
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| Gretchen Bouwsma mans the GRSS booth at the Kalamazoo Festival. |
Here's a few from our Summer Picnic!
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| Long time members Ian & Moira Stalker surprised us with a visit. |
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| Games of horseshoes are a tradition at the Annual GRSS Picnic |
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| While some played horseshoes, others preferred to get out of the blistering sun and catch up. |
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| Members of the Grand Rapids & District Pipe Band joined us for lunch, then entertained us. |
Here's a few pictures from the Alma Highland Festival, May 28th & 29th, 2005
| Here, a pipe band works it way towards |
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| the competition grounds, through the crowd! |
| There were lovely lassies dancing too! |
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| Very entertaining to watch...(Cute too!) |
| The Highland Games |
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| are great fun to watch! |
| This almost looks like it hurts! |
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| These pipers played for hours and hours! |
| One of the many bands that |
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| performed in the "mass band" finale! |
| Here's a shot of the field at Alma College |
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| while the bands played together as a whole! |
The May meeting featured a wonderful "pot luck" meal after the official business of the Grand
Rapids Scottish Society had taken place.
| In line for the "pot-luck" |

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| "Thistle Head" entertains! |

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Entertainment was provided by "Thistle Head." These very talented musicians are also Society
Members, and can be hired for events of all kinds!

One of the guests at May's meeting was Lora Bourjaily, a recent
U of M graduate who will be spending her summer working in Scotland until she returns to begin Law School later this year!
She won one of the ever famous hand-made afghans donated by the other lovely young lady in this picture, (Shirley
Moore!)
Here's a few pictures from our Annual
"Robert Burns Dinner"
2005

Grand Rapids Scottish Society President, Helen Tonner addresses those in attendance.

Let the presentation of the Haggis begin!

And the presentation continues....

And now, the entertainment!
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