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Reply to the Toast  “New Members”  1933  – He became a member of ‘Let it Blaw’ in 1932 and was first mentioned in the Toast List/Programme of 1933 —

Reply to the Toast  “New Members”  1932 – Laird became a member of ‘Let it Blaw’ in 1932 and was first mentioned in the Toast List/Programme at that year’s Supper. —  

Lord Balerno – Proposer of the Toast “Let it Blaw – the Balerno Burns Club” 1932 Proposer of the Toast  “The Immortal Memory of Robert Burns”  1933 Reply to the…

Reply to the Toast  “Commercial Interests of the District”   1932  – John was first mentioned in Club Records in 1931. He was a significant individual in the life of 1920s/1930s Balerno…

– William was the son-in-law of Club Member Tom Horsburgh  He became a member of ‘Let it Blaw’ in 1909 and was first mentioned in the Toast List/Programme of 1931,…

– John became a member of ‘Let it Blaw’ in 1930 and was first mentioned in the Toast List/Programme in 1931, the Club’s 50th Anniversary Supper. —

Proposer of the Toast  “The Immortal Memory of Robert Burns”  1930 Reply to the Toast  “New Members”  1931  Reply to the Toast  “Commercial Interests of the District”   1933 – Tom…

– Proposer of the Toast  “The Immortal Memory of Robert Burns” at the 50th Anniversary Supper of Let it Blaw 1931 – It’s almost certain that John Colville was never…

Reply to the Toast  “The Navy & The Army” or “Imperial Forces”  1931 – Alex became a member of ‘Let it Blaw’ in 1930 and was first mentioned in Toast List/Programme of…

– Proposer of the Toast  “Commercial Interests of the District”   1932 Proposer of the Toast  “Kindred Clubs”  1933 – Albert became a member of ‘Let it Blaw’ in 1928 —