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Next Meeting: 30 July '08

Guest Speaker: Diane Dixon

Topic: "Hospital Disaster Plans"

News & Events

Art Show this weekend - 6-9 June
(Posted: 3 June 2008)
Over 700 entries have been received for the Annual Art Exhibition and Sale to be held in the Bacchus Marsh Public Hall over the Queen's Birthday weekend.
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A Very Special Dinner with
Li Cunxin - Mao's Last Dancer
(Posted: 21 May 2008)
What a night this was! 330 people were privileged to meet Li Cunxin and enjoy his presentation. Li was himself a sponsor of the event, the purpose of which was to raise funds in support of an Aquatic Centre in Bacchus Marsh.
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Aquatic Centre
(Posted: 15 April 2008)
The members of Bacchus Marsh Rotary Club believe that an indoor swimming pool / aquatic centre is needed and have already begun work with the Shire of Moorabool and within the community of Bacchus Marsh to raise the investment funds needed for this facility.
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Relay For Life a Great Success
(Posted: 03 April 2008)
More than 400 local residents participated in the inaugural Moorabool / Djerriwarrah Relay for Life held in Bacchus Marsh at Maddingley Park on 29th and 30th March 2008. Over $42,000 was raised to support the work of the Cancer Council of Victoria.
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Club Meetings are held on Wednesday evenings at the Avenue Motel, 272 Main Street, Bacchus Marsh. Arrive at 6:30pm for a 7:00pm start.

Apologies to Beverley Barnes before 12noon on Wednesday
Phone: 5367 2523

38th Annual Art Show

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Queen's Birthday Weekend

The event commences with a Gala Opening Night on Friday 6th June. Tickets are $20 each for Champagne and Supper.

Telephone 0414 672 458 for bookings.
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Relay For Life

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Rotary members participating in the Relay for Life held in Bacchus Marsh recently. Over $42,000 was raised to support the work of the Cancer Council.

Spirits were not dampened by the cold and wet conditions; in fact there was a constant flow of smiling faces as more than 400 registered participants from 25 teams took their turn walking around the oval. » More details

Humanity in Motion

Start with Rotary


Rotary enables ordinary people working together world-wide to protect the environment, improve local communities, end Polio and accomplish other extraordinary things.

Learn more ...
Telephone: 1300 4 Rotary (768 279)
or visit www.rotaryaustralia.org.au

Celebrate Christmas in July

Just so we do not go hungry in the cold winter weather, we will have stocks of cakes, puddings and shorthbreads available for all those winter activities. At home, camping or a nice holiday up north these make a very quick and effective special treat.

CAKES & PUDDINGS - Great for a quick winter desert.

SHORTBREADS - Really nice for a nibble with your tea or coffee.

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Just $15 each, or $81 for a box of six - C.O.D.
Contact Alan Morton on 5367 2097, Russell Gilbert on 5367 3088 or Bev Barnes on 5367 2523


Visitors are most Welcome

We warmly extend an invitation to visitors of this website to make contact with us if you are interested in joining an organisation that serves both locally and internationally. If you are not in the Bacchus Marsh area that's not a problem. We'll happily talk with you about Rotary and then if you wish we'll introduce you to a Rotary Club serving your local community. Your interest would certainly be welcomed.

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