Wendy Sumner makes “The Address to a Haggis” during the Yorkton and District Scottish Society’s 37th Annual Robbie Burns Dinner and Dance at the Yorkton Legion Hall January 24 in celebration of the 256th anniversary of the poet’s birth. To the Scots, the bard Robert Burns has taken on near-mythical status. “The Address to a Haggis,” honouring Scotland’s famous dish is a Burns classic, but he is perhaps best known for penning the words to the ubiquitous song that now rings in the new year everywhere, “Auld Lang Syne.”
