Brooklin Town Crier, 11 Aug 2023, p. 3

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Friday, August 11, 2023 3 Brooklin Town Crier Brooklin's Community Newspaper Proud to be a Brooklinite Since 2000. Published 24 times per year. Editor, Richard Bercuson 613-769-8629 • editorofbtc@gmail.com • Circulation 8000 • Delivery via Canada Post Locally owned and operated. A publication of Appletree Graphic Design Inc. We accept advertising in good faith but do not endorse advertisers nor advertisements. All editorial submissions are subject to editing. For advertising information, contact: Email: mulcahy42@rogers.com Next Issue: Friday, September 1, 2023 Deadline: Friday, August 25, 2023 Brooklin TOWN CRIER.com "One- of-a-Kind Golfing Experience" If you live somewhere in Brooklin and hear bagpipes, your ears are not playing tricks on you. It's 14-year old Edward Mah practicing for his competitions. Edward decided to drop piano and drum lessons three years ago to take up the pipes. This past weekend, at a Highland Games competition in Embro, ON, he was on the Durham Regional Police Pipe and Drum band that finished 2nd of 16 bands in a level 5 competition of North American bands. Level 5 is the entry level. He's also competed at the Cambridge and Maxville Highland Games. Edward, a student at Donald A.Wilson Secondary School, spends about 40 hours weekly in lessons and practicing. Bagpipes

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