Tasmania, Australia ---- Chartered 2nd March 1942 - Service Above Self
FUTURE BURNIE ROTARY CLUB ACTIVITY Formal Club meetings (i.e., dinner meetings) have recommenced at the RSL (36 Alexander Street). Dinner meetings will now be held on the SECOND and FOURTH Mondays; the third Monday will see a "Social" gathering at the RSL from 5:30 pm to 7:00 pm and the first Monday is reserved for a Board Meeting - most likely with a "Zoom" format. Members are requested to advise the club (ph. 6432-2222) in good time if they cannot attend a meeting. |
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To contact the Rotary Club,
WRITE TO:
Or Email our Secretary at: [secretary "dot" burnie "at" rotary9830 "dot" org "dot" au]
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Date | Speaker and/or topic |
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January 18 | BBQBurnie Park |
January 25 | First meeting of 2021 RSL |
February 1 | Board Meeting |
February 8 | ?? RSL |
February 15 | Bowls Night Burnie Bowls Club |
Persons and organisations wishing to speak at a Burnie Rotary Club meeting are advised to contact our Program Director, PP John Glen, on phone 0455-121-739 or email him at: [ johnrglen "at" yahoo "dot" com "dot" au ]
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The local ROTARACT CLUB |
Are you in the age range 18-30 and live in NW Tasmania? Then check out Central Coast Rotaract Club on Facebook.
or visit the Rotaract Club of Central Coast Website.
or Email to Central Coast Rotaract
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On our last "Sizzle" day at Harvey Norman's, we honour our two top-notch customers |
These two gentlemen turned up every Saturday and bought two of everything.
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Hat Day fundraiser for Mental Health |
A portion of the 'mob' at Monday's Club Meeting. A good time was had by all! Overall winner, David, second from left - plus friends. The event raised $240 and the Board may see fit to add to this amount.
Burnie Rotary Club members are boosters for Burnie. Why? Click on the thumbnails below for some views. Fernglade is a beautiful picnic spot on the Emu River, just two km from the City Centre, and is a favourite haunt of the Platypus: We can often see them foraging in the river at dusk. The Rotary Club holds a barbecue meeting there in January. Burnie is also home to countless families of penguins and we can look into some burrows.
Burnie is in a wonderful part of the world - Tasmania. Here is a small sample of what we mean. The following images were supplied gratis by Mike Calder [see www.mikecalder.com.au]
The Nut at Stanley | Historic street, Stanley |
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[One hour west of Burnie] |
[A delightfully preserved town] |
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Echidna | Two young Devils |
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[Echidnas walk slowly, but can dig fast] |
[The Tassie Devil is a very interesting animal. Check out this video] |
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Lake Pedder | Boat Harbour |
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[Pedder is in South-West Tasmania] |
[This beach is 30 minutes from Burnie] |
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What's the weather like in Burnie? Here are two options for checking the current weather:
(i) For pilots and other mere mortals, click on
Burnie Weather
for an extensive array of information on what is coming towards us over the horizon.
(ii) For farmers and other
stick-in-the-muds, click on
Burnie Environs.
To find out more about the City of Burnie and surrounds, check out Burnie Council.
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[.....Site Updated on January 14, 2021....]
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