Help us celebrate our Rotary Club’s 40th anniversary and bring some friends to our Robert (Rabbie) Burns dinner on Wednesday June 10 in a social event replacing our normal Club dinner for June.  Our antipodean Scottish ‘Burns Night’ has been popular for a few years now and seats are limited.  Move quickly and book via this weblink or via the QR code below if you’re able to join us.  All club members wore red bow ties the night our Club chartered in 1986, so wear something red and maybe make it tartan!
 
Born in 1759 with the Battle of Culloden still fresh in Scottish minds, Rabbie Burns (as affectionately known) became Scotland’s best loved bard and is now deemed its national poet. Burns nights are commonly held on Rabbie's birthday (25 January) but as our Australian summer is decidedly unScottish, June is more suitable for Antipodeans to make merry in Burns' rascally poetic style. 
 
Our Scottish themed dinner at the Edinburgh Hotel on Wednesday 10 June offers toasts, bagpipes, highland dancing and merriment.  We’ll have our own Scottish piper and dine on a Haggis entrée with your choice of winter main course for only $70 each.  Drinks are available from the bar and we hope you’ll dress a little Scottish.  Add a tartan scarf... or arrange to borrow one of Rosemary’s many kilts at the Royal Scottish Country Dancing Society (ask me about this). 
 
I hope you can join us to gather 6:15pm at ‘The Ed' on High St Mitcham to be piped into our seats.
 
Warmest regards, 
John Wotherspoon
Rotary Club of Adelaide Light
e: john@wothers.net | m: 0488 0000 50