Burns Night : Celebration of the Bard’s life and poetry
Wed, Jan 24th 2024 at 7:00 pm - 9:30 pm
Menu choice IN ADVANCE pls. Rachel Blueman our regular piperette is in attendance. Check in : Richard Cr; Grace & Host : Alan C; Vote of Thanks & media report : John G B
Scarborough Cavaliers Rotary Burns night 24th January 2024
CHOOSE MENU FOR STARTERS AND MAINS IN ADVANCE PLEASE
Address to a Haggis
“Fair fa' your honest, sonsie face,
Great chieftain o' the puddin-race!
Aboon them a' ye tak your place,
Painch, tripe, or thairm:
Weel are ye wordy o' a grace
As lang's my arm.”
(Robert Burns)
Cock-a-Leekie Soup
Traditional Scottish chicken and vegetables soup
OR
Mushroom & Savoy cabbage filled parcel (V)
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Haggis Neeps & Tatties, Whiskey & Mushroom sauce, selection of vegetables
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Home made Smoked Salmon, Cod & Prawn Fishcake with a Whisky & Mushroom sauce, selection of vegetables & new potatoes
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Vegetarian Haggis (V)
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Traditional Raspberry Cranachan
Fresh whipped cream, infused with honey & whiskey,
folded with crumbled oats and fresh raspberries
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Coffee with mints
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At our convivial weekly meetings we welcome speakers - we learn of many varied interests. ‘Special events’ such as Burns night, Christmas celebrations and visits to places of interest (and refreshment) add to the opportunities for fellowship and fun.
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Rotary supports dozens of projects around the World. - the most long lasting & ambitious is the project to eradicate polio. Cavaliers contribute to this and are owners of projects in Ghana & India supporting schools & delivering clean water.
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- not our core business; but we have rattled buckets in aid of disasters; run tombolas at music events, organised car parking at shows,sold plants at (our own) community fair, run raffles, organised events such as Dragon Boats – & had fun!
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Varied social activities, & worthwhile projects near & far. Our diverse members exchange ideas, create lifelong relationships, join in service projects that make a lasting impact in communities. We aim to have fun, but with a purpose.
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Many members are trustees or active supporters of several local causes. Local organisation reach out to their public at our events such as at our community fair, dragon boat races - and keep us up to date on visits to our weekly meetings.
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Overcoming challenges of public speaking or technology tournaments, or a Rotary Youth Leadership Awards course helps young people develop tools for success such as self-confidence, planning & team building.
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