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As a courtesy to our
speaker & other
members please
turn off your mobile
phone or set to
‘silent’ during our
meetings.
SECRETARY’S REPORT
As we will be away from 8th June to 9th July, I will miss June and July meetings.
Our Vice President, George has agreed take on the job meanwhile, and to have the Secretary emails forwarded to him. Anne will still do the minutes as normal and assist George if necessary. So please address any messages to: [email protected] and we will all see what you have to say.
The PO box will be checked by Treasurer Bob who will pass mail on to George.
The member photo book will be there as usual on the back table at the meetings.
Thanks to George and Anne in anticipation of your expertise in execution of the tasks required.
Have good meetings.
Doug Hayne
SPEAKERS
May guest speaker Tahlia Freeman topic “Great Orangutang Project.”
Tahlia Freeman is 18 years old and presently studying a business course at Monash University.
A devoted animal lover,having volunteered a month living in Borneo jungle.
Her inspiration, also dedication, to save the Orangutang in the wild was high priority. Sadly,with many wild Orangutang's being illegally sold as pets, has depleted the once high population.
We are very grateful to Jocelyn and Noel Freeman also, Joan and Michael Plank as Grand parents. Combined with proud parents Ben and Madelyn Freeman attending their Grand Daughter’s presentation.
Thanks to Jill Dickason for passing members vote of thanks.
June Monday 12th. "Sing a song of sixpence” featuring Colin Neale.
Barry Murphy
NAME BADGES
Make yourself
known to our new
members who have
a red star on their
badge.
PROBUS NEWS Issue No 166 June 2017
INSIDE THIS ISSUE
Speakers 1
Fellowship Lunch 2
Club Activities 2
Club Administration & Activity Group
Big ‘O’ birthdays 2
Leaders 6
Tea Roster 6
Calendar 7
Probus Reg No. 58457 Established June 2003
Sponsored by Rotary Club of Manningham
Probus Accreditation 2219
Monthly Newsletter of the Probus Club of Templestowe Valley Inc.
(Reg. AOO45497C)
PO Box 518 Bulleen 3105
Email: [email protected]
Website:www.templestowevalleyprobus.org.au
PRESIDENT’S REPORT
Hello Everyone. Winter seems to have arrived I hope those of you who have stayed home with us stay well. Lots of our members are travelling in warmer places, we wish them safe travelling. Our June meeting will warm your hearts with lovely music and a sing-along presented by Colin and Trudy Neil.
At the June meeting your Committee would like you to vote on starting the meetings at 9.30. in future. Reasons being just a bit more time to finish the business part, time to induct a new member, start fellowship on time, then be seated to receive our speaker at 11.00, it would also be good if there was more time to ask questions of them. You will be able to express and vote your wishes at the next meeting.
If you do not have a Probus Card, or if you have misplaced it, and would like one could you put your name down on the list at the back of the hall, and we will make sure you receive one. There are also some flyers beside the list.
Our Fashion Parade was a great success. Thank you to Dawn and Margaret for their organisation. Your Committee would like to advise all leaders any surplus funds from functions or activities are to be paid into club funds to be used for the benefit of all club members. Probus Clubs are not allowed to fund raise.
On behalf of Templestowe Valley Probus Club I would like to wish Daryl and Wendy a very happy future with their move interstate. They have both made a contribution to our club. It has been a pleasure to enjoy their company and participation at club events. Good Luck from us all. Please stay in touch.
Lyn Hudgson
Privacy Disclaimer The information in this document is confidential and is intended only for the use of the above members. In certain cases it is legally privileged. If you are not the intended recipient, any distribution or duplication of this document is prohibited. If you have received this document in error, please advise immediately by return email.
NEXT MEETING
The next meeting will be held on Monday,
12th
June 2017 in the Ajani Centre, 284
Thompsons Road, Lower Templestowe 3107,
commencing at 9.45am. The building will be
open for ‘Activities’ bookings from 9.00am.
June Birthdays
Pat Ajani, Dawn Anderson, Robert Anderson,
Pam Brown, Ian Coleman, Margaret Cornell,
Norman Edwards, Geoff Grimster, Lois
Mason, John Mugridge, Liz Naumann, Lois
Newstead, John Reid, Merrill Smead, Arthur
Staron
JUNE MEETING – PUBLIC HOLIDAY
Because of the public holiday, it
would be appreciated if some of
the fit guys could help with putting
the chairs out at the start and give
us a few minutes at the end to help
put them away
Especially to
our 1937 and
1947 ers
turning a
BIG “ZERO”
this year.
Paying for Events
Just a reminder
that when paying
for events, could
the EXACT
amount be placed
in a named
envelope together
with the event
name on the front.
This makes it so
much easier for
those collecting &
receipting the
money and the
whole process is
done so much
more efficiently
too. Thank You.
WANTED
Old reading glasses, trial size
shampoo, conditioners and
body lotion.
Peter Mac Hospital Supporters can use these for patients. Please leave on
Front Desk for Craft Group.
WELFARE
Please contact me regarding any member who is unwell on 9850 8140. Contact Verity Moore with apologies if you are not able to attend a Club Meeting. Lyn Paice
BOOK SWAP
Check out the book swap in the foyer either before our meeting starts or during the morning tea break
MEMBERSHIP
Registering at the Door.
Please remember to: 1. Register at the door when entering the Hall before going to any activity table; 2. Let the door people know if you are leaving the
meeting early. This will be marked on the roll, in case of an emergency and the Hall is evacuated, the roll will be needed to account for everyone; and 3. Please wear your name badge as this makes the
registering process easier for those on the door. New members have a red star on their name badges so please make these people feel welcome. Verity Moore
CLUB ACTIVITIES
BIKE RIDING
Dates for upcoming months are as follows: 7 Jun Darebin Parklands M31 C9 (East end of Separation St, Alphington 21 Jun Lwr Eltham Park to Diamond Creek via Aquaduct M21 H10 5 Jul Lower Plenty Hotel M21 A9 19 Jul Fitzsimons Lane (Bridge) M21 G12 2 Aug Yarra Flats M32 C6
We welcome both old and new members to join us.
We would also like to encourage bike riders of all levels to participate. Come and enjoy the company of good friends whilst keeping the body moving!
Keith Marsh & Wayne Eames
BOOK READING
Book Reading (Evening Group)
A smaller group attended the May meeting, but all
enjoyed this month's book - Our Souls at Night by
Kent Haruf.
A good discussion resulted from the story, which
involved family relationships, infidelity, friendship,
sadness, grief, companionship and ageing. It was
entertaining, easy to read, and played with our
emotions. We all agreed that the ending was very
sad and heartbreaking, but recommend reading it.
Val Reid & Lyn Crosbie
Book Reading (Day Group)
The Perfume Collector by Kathleen Tessaro explores the complex and obsessive love between muse and artist and the tremendous power of memory and scent! Majority of our members very much enjoyed reading this book." Beverley Wignall
CRAFT
CHANGE OF VENUE FOR JUNE CRAFT DAY.
VENUE: APPLEWOOD TRAM ROAD DONCASTER
CODE AT GATE * 1980
DATE Tuesday 20th. June 2017 10am - 12noon approx.
PARKING Past front entrance parking at the back.
Every 3rd. Tuesday in the month.
Yvonne Boyall
ENTERTAINERS
Our June meeting at the Scout Hall will be on the 20
th and then there is NO
meeting in July as so many people will be away, including the leaders ! Tuesday August 22
nd we will resume.
Hopefully our travellers will play their CDs and sing along as they travel! All is progressing very nicely !
Wilma Pontefract and Ray Walker
GAMES
Next Crazy Whist Night is on the
30th August. We are having a break through
winter.
Bridge is every Thursday during the year.
See you all at the end of winter
Marion Cummins
Bike Riding every 1st & 3rd Wednesdays)
starts @ 9.30am. Everyone welcome.
FELLOWSHIP LUNCH
At Manningham Club
Thompsons Rd
Bulleen
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FINE DINING
“Fine Dining” is a great way to catch up with old and new members of our club. It is fun just to have time to talk and find out more about each other in a pleasant atmosphere, sometimes we find out how close we lived to each other as kids even that we went to the same school. At our next meeting I will hand the leaders of the group an envelope with “Guide Lines” of how to organize your “Fine Dining” outing. All welcome couples, singles and if you would like to join with a special friend just give a call.
Group 1 Group 2
Jeni & David Moodie (Leaders)
Helga Braun (Leader) & Gerhard Klimer
Pat & Norman Edwards Prue & Tony Jefferies
Lola Brown & Barbara Green
Pauline & John Mugridge
Please let me know if you will be away for the month or unavailable to take part in Fine Dining for some time. Laurine Eames 9841 5512
FISHING
At 9am on Thursday the 11th of May Seven members of the Fishing Group met at Kilcunda Beach armed with a variety of rods. The day started with a drive through thick fog to get to Kilcunda but the morning sun drove that off and the day was perfect. A light breeze and mild surf with a rising tide set the scene for a great day of fishing.
Despite the promising conditions only three of the target Salmon were caught along with one Toadie and a crab. The group looked the part though and had fun dodging the waves, sometimes, catching weeds and each other's lines and drowning bait.
We fished from 9am until Pub Time at 1pm and adjourned to The Ocean View Hotel for a light lunch. The catch may have been light but we all had a good day fishing!
Neil English & Ray Cooper.
The cabbie’s careless driving was a worry to the expectant mother. “Be careful,’ she said, ‘I’m expecting my fifth child.’ ‘And you’re telling ME to be careful?’ he asked.
EVENTS, TRIPS & OUTINGS
Jayco Caravan Factory Tour NOTE THE DATE WAS CHANGED TO 30
th May
Tour has been completed. Sorry if you missed out Those on the list have been contacted.
Back Stage Tour of Melbourne Arts Centre - $15.00 Sunday 16th July 10.30am. Max- number – 15 people
Must book and pay at the meeting. Get in early if you missed this popular tour last year.
Christmas in July at Swipers Gully Restaurant - Monday 24th July
3 course dinner $24.00. Buy drinks at the bar, No BYO. Still a few vacancies - Get in early if you missed this popular outing last year. Book and pay at the meeting.
Club Social at the Scout Hall Finns Reserve. Note change of date to: Friday 6
th October
Cost $20.00 - Footy Theme with our Incredible
Entertainers Band BYO Drinks and nibbles BUT!!!!! Pizza will be delivered to share for supper. Put your name on the list at the meeting
Elaine Hayne & Jenny Kerseboom
Tour of The Convent
Jenny Kereseboom
On Monday 15th May, 14 interested probians visited the Abbotsford Convent. Our guide (named Mary of course) took us on a very informative walking tour around the many beautiful buildings and related to us, the Convent's story. And it is a very diverse one.
The site was the meeting point for the Wurundjiri and Kulin Nation people for thousands of years. In 1838 the land was sub divided then sold in 1850 when four Nuns from the Order of the Good Shepherd arrived in Melbourne to establish a convent where they could care for women and children in need. By 1900, with over 1000 tenants, the convent was the largest charitable institute operating in the southern hemisphere, until in 1975 it was sold to the State with a $5.5 million contribution from the Federal Government. The popular Children’s Farm was then established, and still operates separately. Later in the 1980’s, the rest of the property was taken over by Latrobe University until 1997 when the University campus was closed and the property put up for sale. Developers were desperate for this property, but in 2004 the “Abbotsford Covent Coalition” and the public, finally won the fight to save the convent building. Their focus is now on arts, culture and learning. In 2004, huge restoration works were commenced after years of neglect. Now over ten years on, most of the buildings have been restored. Hundreds of tenants occupy studios and venues which are filled with performances, rehearsals and workshops. The future of the convent is looking bright with restoration projects continuing and attracting further government funding also with a very generous contribution from the philanthropic community. Hopefully this will keep the developers at bay. This very informative visit was topped off with lunch at one of the very inviting cafés in the complex. Jenny Kerseboom
Picnic Day
Sunday,
25th
June
at 12noon
Birrarung Park
NEWSLETTERS
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GARDEN ACTIVITY
Anne & Jeni are propagating ideas for Garden Events during Spring and Summer. If you have any suggestions please talk to them, ideas are most welcome. Watch this newsletter for future details. Anne Doull & Jeni Moodie
GENEALOGY
Our Genealogy meeting for June will be held at 10am on Tuesday 13 June 2017 at the Manningham Library, MC2 Doncaster.
Don’t forget, if you own a laptop or iPad, please bring it to our meetings together with your library card if you have one. This will enable members to log onto the library edition of Ancestry and Find My Past.
“Come and join us as we endeavour to unravel the mysteries of the past.”
Pam Brown & Pat Marsh
GETAWAY
At this time I do not have a Getaway planned for 2017 however we will have one within Victoria later in the year.
Looking Forward // 2018 Doug and Elaine Hayne have offered to lead a Getaway to the East Coast of Tasmania possibly April after Easter.
Details will be planned soon, meantime put your name on the Expression of Interest list if you would like to participate Lyn Hudgson
The 1942er's, 75th Birthday Celebration
Our members celebrating their 75th birthday this year joined with their partners for lunch on Sunday 21 May at The Bridge Inn Hotel in Mernda. The group who all went to school in the post war years showed their very sound education talents by bringing along some of their school memorabilia. An early exercise book showed Jennifer Eaton's beautiful writing ability, Elaine's collection of swap cards brought back many memories, Terry's school report from 1951 showed why his career lead him to being a school Principal, his strap was in his collection. Ellen had her skipping rope and slate from grade 1 and others shared their memories of all those years ago. Plans are already in place to celebrate the big 'O' in five years time. Ellen
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GOLF.
The Autumn Cup was held at Rosebud on the 1
st & 2
nd May. For the second year in a row,
the second day was curtailed to 9 holes; last year we were blown off the Rosebud course, this year we were washed (i.e. drowned) off the Eagle Ridge course.
Notwithstanding the weather on Day 2, a great time was enjoyed by all. The complimentary meat pies and chips went down well in the Eagle Ridge clubhouse. The prizes were shared for the coloured ball event, the pairs event, singles event and nearest the pins. The runner-up overall was Trudy Neal with 50 stableford points for 27 holes, while the winner of the Cup this year was Noel Freeman with 52 points. Congratulations to Noel and all the other winners and thanks for coming!
The Spring Cup in 2017 will be held on the 17th
to 19th
September at MARYSVILLE. Accommodation will be available at the El Kanah guesthouse or Marysville caravan park. A form will be available at the June meeting for expressions of interest from anyone who has not already indicated their interest. A deposit of $50 per head for those staying at El Kanah is requested to secure the accommodation. Please pay at the June meeting if not already done so.
The results of the Freeway golf in May were: Friday 12
th May: 18 holes winner Barb Green with 34
points, runner up Andrea Thomas with 27 points on count back from Wayne Eames. 9 holes winner David Dodds with 16 points, runner up John Mugridge with 15 points. Friday 26
th May: 18 holes winner Andrea Thomas with 35
points, runner up Barb Green with 34 points. 9 holes winner John Mugridge with 20 points, runner up John Reid with 17 points.
Golf at Freeways in June will be on Friday the 9th and 23
rd.
Andrea Thomas & Colin Neal.
INVESTMENT GROUP.
Our next Meeting will be on Tuesday 27 June 2017, commencing at 7.30 PM.
Venue, as normal will be at the BATCH, Thompsons Road, Templestowe Lower.
Due to recent retirements there remains a vacancy for a new member. Should any probarian be Interested please see me.
George Thomas.
MOVIE GROUP
In June and July there will be no movies as I will be away. Merrill Smead
Beat about the Bush
What to many people is simply good manners is often interpreted by others as evasiveness. Beating about the bush was originally, in the 15
th century, a
way of finding birds at night. Hunters or poachers would tap a stick on the ground or rustle the leaves with it to try and flush out game. This was just a preliminary to the actual capture or killing of a bird, and the phrase came into general use in the sense of a roundabout approach to an awkward problem as opposed to a direct and forthright approach to the real business in hand.
THEATRE.
Always Patsy Cline: Whitehorse Theatre,
Saturday 24th
June at 8.00pm. Tickets $45.00 Celebrate the life and music of one of the greatest female vocalists of all time with one of America’s most loved musicals! Always Patsy Cline is more than a tribute to the legendary country singer; it is a true story based on Cline’s friendship with a fan from Houston Texas named Louise Seger. This friendship began in a Texas honky-tonk in 1961 and continued via correspondence until Cline’s tragic death in 1963. This wonderful musical, complete with down home country humour, true emotion and even some audience participation, includes 27 of Patsy’s unforgettable hits such as Crazy, I Fall to Pieces, Sweet Dreams and Walking After Midnight. The show’s title was inspired by Cline’s letters to Seger, which were consistently signed off “Love ALWAYS Patsy Cline.” Payment has been finalised. Tickets were distributed at the May meeting.
High Society: Lilydale Theatre, Sunday 20th
August at 2.00pm. Tickets $20.00 A musical comedy, lyrics and music by Cole Porter. Tracy Lord's ex-husband, C.K. Dexter Haven, refuses to let her marry the bland George Kittredge as planned and the two reporters who arrive to cover the wedding find much more than they'd anticipated among this niche of high society. Imagine that Philip Barry had written "The Philadelphia Story" his classic 1939 romantic comedy, not as a play but a musical, with Cole Porter as his collaborator, and you have … HIGH SOCIETY! It’s not only the show's title but the show's first song, in which the Lord Family's amazing staff sets the scene (the Lord family lives on a waterfront estate in Oyster Bay now, not Philadelphia). Come join the Lords for a weekend of fun and games! Please put your name down at our June meeting and pay at our July meeting. Tickets will be distributed at the August meeting.
Mirusia from the Heart: Whitehorse Theatre, Saturday 16th
September. Tickets $65.00 Australian soprano Mirusia will present her new concert From the Heart. Let the ‘Angel of Australia’ touch your heart with her songs about the heart – be it those full of love, those still looking for love or hearts broken by love. At a young age Mirusia was discovered by André Rieu and has performed around the world with him for ten years. While touring with André she has had her own successful solo career and has toured internationally with her own chamber orchestra. The most beautiful music from celebrated musicals and classical melodies are the common thread in Mirusia's repertoire. With her rendition of famous songs and her own compositions she captures many hearts. Mirusia will delight her audiences with her charming personality and beautiful soprano voice when she presents songs including Botany Bay, Colours of the Wind, Dvorak’s Song to the Moon and Chopin’s In mir klingt ein Lied. This promises to be a truly magical evening. Please put your name down at our June meeting and pay at our June meeting. Tickets will be distributed at the August and September meetings.
There are no theatre events in July. Further theatre events for 2017 are: Les Miserables: Whitehorse Theatre, Sunday 29
th October at
2.00pm. Tickets $36.00 Six Dance Lessons in Six Weeks: Lilydale Theatre, Sunday 19
th November at 2.00pm. Tickets $20.00
Blood Brothers: Heidelberg Theatre, Friday 1st December at
8.00pm (please note change of date). Tickets $22.00
Rhonda Sinclair & Trudy & Colin Neal
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NEW SKILLS
MAHJONG. Morning Group - 1
st & 4
th Tuesdays (6 & 27 June)
9.30am-12.30pm at Applewood Retirement Village. Afternoon Group – 1st & 3
rd Tuesdays (6 & 20 June)
1.30-4.30pm – At Anne Lukeman’s.
FASHION PARADE
Our Fashion Parade was a great success and we would like to thank all our Models, they did a fantastic job, very professional, and I think W-Lane would have been very happy with the sales as a result, judging by the few we know who made purchases. Also we would also like to thank all the ladies who brought the delicious afternoon tea.
NEEDLES & STITCHES
Wednesday 14th
June 1.30pm at Dawn’s, 14 David Rd, Templestowe. Please come along with your crocheting, knitting, sewing, etc.
Dawn Anderson & Margaret McGregor
PHOTOGRAPHY
No meetings for June or July. Next meeting TUESDAY August 15
th
Doug Hayne
SCRAPBOOKING
We next meet on Monday 26th June at 10.00 a.m. Venue to be decided at next General Meeting. All welcome. Verity Moore
WALKING
14 Jun Banksia Park M32 D5 Start & Finish at Banksia Park Templestowe Rd, Bulleen. BYO Morning Tea. 28 Jun Eaglemont Tennis Club M31 K10 Off the Boulevard (Opp 285 Burke Rd Nth) East Ivanhoe BYO Morning Tea 12 July Blackburn Lake, Central Rd M48 A10 Blackburn 26 July Eltham Lower Park M21 H10 Park in car park near toilets Main Rd, Eltham
Beverley Wignall / Rhys Jones
Jock picked up a lovely young woman in the pub and hailed a cab to take her home. He was so infatuated with her he could hardly keep his eyes on the meter.
I went to a travel agent and asked where I could go for $50. He told me.
Every 2nd
& 4th
Wednesday – No cost but always bring change for a coffee if not advertised as BYO. No booking or apologies, just check venues in newsletter. Starts 9.30am. All welcome to attend
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ACTIVITY GROUP LEADERS Leader: Carole English 9840 6549
Bike Riding Keith Marsh 9842 3247 Wayne Eames 9841 5512 Book Reading (D)Joan Planck 9846 4995 Sue Hudson 9846 3004 Bev Wignell 8060 8939 Book Reading (N)Val Reid 9850 3161 Lyn Crosbie 9850 1801 Book Swap Pat Edwards 8803 4298 Craft Yvonne Boyall 9841 6295 M: 0409 581 953
Entertainers Wilma Pontefract 9850 1905 Ray Walker M: 0400 850 160 Events, Trips & Elaine Hayne 9841 8645 M: 0407 778 644
Outings Jenny Kerseboom 9857 6415 Fine Dining Laurine Eames 9841 5512 Fishing Neil English 9840 6549 Ray Cooper 9850 4483 Games Marion Cummins 9850 5852 M:0402 062 961 Garden Anne Doull 9850 5842 M:0408 592 966 Jeni Moodie 9841 4554 M:0401 995 041 Genealogy Pamela Brown 9846 2226 M:0423 202 716 Pat Marsh 9842 3247 M:0434 625 058 Getaway Lyn Hudgson 9844 0662 M:0400 961 223 Golf Andrea Thomas 9852 2105 M:0431 074 827 Colin Neal M:0415 959 260 Investment George Thomas 9852 2105 M:0411 143 775 Movie Merrill Smead 9848 6398 M:0407 776 749 New Skills Dawn Anderson 9850 4082 M:0417 760 227 Margaret McGregor9842 6200 M: 0417 107 470 Photography Doug Hayne 9841 8645 M:0407 778 634 Scrapbooking Verity Moore 5986 8840 M:0409 188 786 Theatre Colin & Trudy Neal M:0415 959 260 Rhonda Sinclair 9848 5096 M:0403 160 820 Walking Rhys Jones 9846 1648 M: 0481 319 102
Beverley Wignall 8060 8939 M: 0438 594 580
YOUR COMMITTEE 2016/2017
President Lyn Hudgson - Ph: 9844 0662 M: 0400 961 223 [email protected]
Vice President: George Thomas – Ph: 9852 2105 M: 0411 143 775 [email protected]
Secretary, Doug Hayne – Ph: 9841 8645;
Mobile: 0407 778 634. [email protected]
Minute / Assistant Secretary: Anne Lukeman -
Ph: 9850 3755 Mobile: 0488 550 212 [email protected]
Treasurer: Bob Anderson – Ph: 9850 4082;
Activities: Carole English - Ph: 9840 6549.
Membership: Verity Moore – Ph: 5986 8840; Mobile: 0409 188 786 [email protected]
Newsletter: Phil Mithen – Ph: 8803 4230;
Mobile: 0419 850 037. [email protected]
Speakers: Barry Murphy 9842 2992;
Mobile: 0412 323 905. [email protected]
Welfare: Lyn Paice – Ph: 9850 8140.
EDITOR’S NOTES
Please continue to send items to [email protected], and if possible remember that the font we
use is Arial, size 9. The deadline for the July Newsletter is Friday, 30 June, although anyone wanting to send in material
before that date is welcome to do so. This edition of the newsletter has been printed at the electoral office of Matthew Guy,
Member for Bulleen. When I receive material via email, I will acknowledge receipt as I open it. If an activity is not updated
by the convener, it will disappear. The deadline timeframe is not negotiable. If anyone has general interest material that
can be used to fill in reasonable sized spaces in the newsletter, please forward it to me and I will hold it in an emergency folder.
Phil Mithen
CLUB CONTACTS
President: [email protected]
Secretary: [email protected]
Newsletter: [email protected] http://www.templestowevalleyprobus.org.au/PCTVnews/newsletters.htm
Publicity: Webmaster:[email protected]
Web Site: http://www.templestowevalleyprobus.org.au
Postal Address is PO Box 518 Bulleen 3105 Please use this address for all club correspondence.
TEA ROSTER
Please check the tea roster below for June, July and August 2017. On your tea duty roster day, please bring 2 tea towels to dry the dishes and arrive by 9.30 am An information sheet headed " Fellowship Tea Roster Duties" explains the duties to be attended. If you are unable to attend on your rostered day or arrange for someone to replace you, please contact Lois Newstead Thank you for your co-operation.
We look forward to seeing you at the meetings.
12 June Janet Hammond & Margaret Hardman
10 July Sue Hudson & Graeme Keeshan
14 August Tony & Prue Jefferies
Lois Newstead Ph: 9850 1010
Faye Williams Ph: 9899 0640
CLUB ADMINISTRATION
EMERGENCY CO-ORDINATORS
Bob Anderson Ray Cooper
Daryl Knight
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2017
JUNE
Sun 4 Jun Theatre - One Flew Over the Cuckoo Nest: 2.00pm Rhonda / Trudy / Colin
Tues 6 Jun New Skills – Mahjong at Applewood 9.30am Dawn / Margaret
Tues 6 Jun New Skills – Mahjong – at Anne Lukeman’s 1.30pm Dawn / Margaret
Wed 7 Jun Bike Riding – Darebin Parklands, East end of Separation St 9.30am Keith / Wayne
Fri 9 Jun Golf – Freeway 8.20am Andrea / Colin
Mon 12 Jun Fellowship Meeting – Lunch at Manningham Club 9.45 am The President
Tues 13 Jun Genealogy - Manningham Library, MC2 Doncaster 10.00am Pam Brown/Pat Marsh
Wed 14 Jun Walking – Banksia Park, Bulleen 9.30am Bev / Rhys
Wed 14 Jun New Skills – Needles & Stitches at Dawn’s 1.30pm Dawn / Margaret
Tues 20 Jun Craft – Applewood (Note change of venue) 10.00am Yvonne Boyall
Tues 20 Jun Entertainers – Meeting at Scout Hall 1.00pm Wilma / Ray
Tues 20 Jun New Skills – Mahjong – at Anne Lukeman’s 1.30pm Dawn / Margaret
Wed 21 Jun Bike Riding – Lwr Eltham Park to Diamond Creek 9.30am Keith / Wayne
Wed 21 Jun Book Reading (Evening) - 7.30pm Val Reid / Lyn Crosbie
Fri 23 Jun Golf – Freeway 8.20am Andrea / Colin
Sat 24 June Theatre - Always Patsy Cline 8.00pm Rhonda / Trudy Colin
Mon 26 Jun Scrapbooking 10.00am Verity Moore
Tues 27 Jun New Skills – Mahjong at Applewood 9.30am Dawn / Margaret
Tues 27 Jun Investment - BATCH 7.30pm George Thomas
Wed 28 Jun Walking – Eaglemont Tennis Club (Off the Boulevard, E Ivan) 9.30am Bev / Rhys
Fri 30 Jun Deadline for July Newsletter 6.00pm Phil Mithen
JULY
Tues 4 Jul New Skills – Mahjong at Applewood 9.30am Dawn / Margaret
Tues 4 Jul New Skills – Mahjong – at Anne Lukeman’s 1.30pm Dawn / Margaret
Wed 5 Jul Bike Riding – Lower Plenty Hotel 9.30am Keith / Wayne
Fri 7 Jul Golf - Freeway 8.20am Andrea / Colin
Mon 10 Jul Fellowship Meeting – Lunch at 9.45 am The President
Wed 12 Jul Walking – Blackburn Lake, Central Road, Blackburn 9.30am Bev / Rhys
Sun 16 Jul Events – Backstage Tour of Melbourne Arts Centre 10.30am Elaine / Jenny
Tues 18 Jul Craft – 10.00am Yvonne Boyall
Tues 18 Jul New Skills – Mahjong – at Anne Lukeman’s 1.30pm Dawn / Margaret
Wed 19 Jul Bike Riding – Fitzsimons Lane (Bridge) 9.30am Keith / Wayne
Fri 21 Jul Golf - Freeway 8.20am Andrea / Colin
Mon 24 Jul Events – Christmas in July – Swipers Gully Restaurant Elaine / Jenny
Tues 25 Jul New Skills – Mahjong at Applewood 9.30am Dawn / Margaret
Tues 25 Jul Investment - BATCH 7.30pm George Thomas
Wed 26 Jul Walking – Eltham Lower Park 9.30am Bev / Rhys
AUGUST
Tues 1 Aug New Skills – Mahjong at Applewood 9.30am Dawn / Margaret
Tues 1 Aug New Skills – Mahjong – at Anne Lukeman’s 1.30pm Dawn / Margaret
Fri 4 Aug Golf - Freeway 8.20am Andrea / Colin
Tues 15 Aug Craft – 10.00am Yvonne Boyall
Tues 15 Aug New Skills – Mahjong – at Anne Lukeman’s 1.30pm Dawn / Margaret
Tues 15 Aug Photography - 7.30pm Doug Hayne
Fri 18 Aug Golf - Freeway 8.20am Andrea / Colin
Sun 20 Aug Theatre – High Society (Lilydale Theatre) 2.00pm Rhonda / Trudy / Colin
Tues 22 Aug New Skills – Mahjong at Applewood 9.30am Dawn / Margaret
Tues 22 Aug Entertainers - Resume 1.00pm Wilma / Ray
Tues 22 Aug Investment - BATCH 7.30pm George Thomas
SEPTEMBER
Sat 16 Sept Theatre – Mirusia from the Heart (Whitehorse Theatre) Rhonda / Trudy / Colin
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