Hi my friends and fellow members. In reading through the newsletter at all the activities available, and the reports of all the trips, days out and shows etc. that people have been enjoying, I’m thankful to all the leaders and organisers of these activities. Obviously, there is such a range of different things to go to that there is something for everybody. Why then, do we find that there are members who take part in no activities, and only socialize with others at the monthly meeting? We must all make an effort to bring these people along. On 5 th April I attended a meeting of executives from Probus Clubs in our Cluster. Only half of the clubs were represented, and ours was one of the few whose vitality was obvious. I look forward to seeing you all at the May Meeting and at various activities in the weeks ahead. Ray OFFICE BEARERS & COMMITTEE MEMBERS – 2018/2019 PRESIDENT Ray Cranfield 4655 9478 V. PRESIDENT Francoise Kirkland 4626 6428 SECRETARY Mirella Czerny 4683 1716 TREASURER Anna Degnan 4647 6174 EX-OFFICIO Ellen Hill 4647 7277 COMMITTEE Ros Hodgins 4625 7759 Linda Lord 0418 522 603 Sheila McAtamney 4626 8641 Margaret Rubesa 4655 4437 Allen Sykes 9820 7332 Kerrin Thomas 4655 8187 GUEST SPEAKER Carolyn Cahill 0401 452 579 HOSPITALITY Eileen McGregor, Jean Mossman MEMBERSHIP Beverley Crawford 4647 7825 NEWSLETTER Linda Lord 0418 522 603 TECHNICAL OFFICER David Llewellyn 0407 105 520 WEBMASTER Sue Kijurina 0402 401 494 WELFARE Interest Group Co-ordinators Art Group Francoise Kirkland 4626 6428 Book Club Patricia Cranfield 4655 9478 Book Exchange Brenda Starkey 4625 5253 Cards Jeanette Jackson 4647 9986 Ken Starkey 4625 5253 Craft Mary Michel 4605 1552 Photography Ros Hodgins 4625 7759 Tech Savvy Seniors Ros Hodgins 4625 7759 David Llewellyn 4626 3460 Theatre/Shows Joyce Reilly 0408 248 322 Tours Peter O’Loughlin 0429 024 039 Travel Tales Kathy & Malcolm Smith 4655 2159 Walking, Cycling & Dining Groups, - Margaret Rubesa 4655 4437 The Narellan Probus Informer The Narellan Probus Informer The Narellan Probus Informer The Narellan Probus Informer Newsletter of the Narellan Probus Club Inc. Meeting: Narellan Community Centre Hall, 10am, 1 st Friday of Month Postal Address: P O Box 643, Narellan 2567 www.narellanprobus.org.au Email: [email protected]FROM THE PRESIDENT THIS MONTH’S MEETING: Friday, 4 May 2018 MEET AND GREET: Dieter Klepatzky & Maureen Rawsthorne Could the Meet and Greeters please be at the meeting room by 9.20am. MORNING TEA CLEAN UP ROSTER: David & Diane Asmussen and Chris Burrows If you are unable to fulfil your allocated day, please contact Francoise ASAP on 4626 6428. Volume 12, 4 May 2018 Disclaimer: This newsletter is Private and Confidential for Narellan Probus Club use only and is not to be used for any other purpose.
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Hi my friends and fellow members. In reading through the newsletter at all the activities available, and the reports of all the trips, days out and shows etc. that people have been enjoying, I’m thankful to all the leaders and organisers of these activities. Obviously, there is such a range of different things to go to that there is something for everybody. Why then, do we find that there are members who take part in no activities, and only socialize with others at the monthly meeting? We must all make an effort to bring these people along. On 5th April I attended a meeting of executives from Probus Clubs in our Cluster. Only half of the clubs were represented, and ours was one of the few whose vitality was obvious. I look forward to seeing you all at the May Meeting and at various activities in the weeks ahead.
Ray
OFFICE BEARERS & COMMITTEE
MEMBERS – 2018/2019 PRESIDENT Ray Cranfield 4655 9478
V. PRESIDENT Francoise Kirkland 4626 6428
SECRETARY Mirella Czerny 4683 1716
TREASURER Anna Degnan 4647 6174
EX-OFFICIO Ellen Hill 4647 7277
COMMITTEE Ros Hodgins 4625 7759
Linda Lord 0418 522 603
Sheila McAtamney 4626 8641
Margaret Rubesa 4655 4437
Allen Sykes 9820 7332
Kerrin Thomas 4655 8187
GUEST SPEAKER Carolyn Cahill 0401 452 579
HOSPITALITY Eileen McGregor, Jean Mossman
MEMBERSHIP Beverley Crawford 4647 7825
NEWSLETTER Linda Lord 0418 522 603
TECHNICAL OFFICER David Llewellyn 0407 105 520
WEBMASTER Sue Kijurina 0402 401 494
WELFARE
Interest Group Co-ordinators Art Group Francoise Kirkland 4626 6428
Book Club Patricia Cranfield 4655 9478
Book Exchange Brenda Starkey 4625 5253
Cards Jeanette Jackson 4647 9986
Ken Starkey 4625 5253
Craft Mary Michel 4605 1552
Photography Ros Hodgins 4625 7759
Tech Savvy Seniors Ros Hodgins 4625 7759
David Llewellyn 4626 3460
Theatre/Shows Joyce Reilly 0408 248 322
Tours Peter O’Loughlin 0429 024 039
Travel Tales Kathy & Malcolm
Smith 4655 2159
Walking, Cycling & Dining Groups, -
Margaret Rubesa 4655 4437
The Narellan Probus InformerThe Narellan Probus InformerThe Narellan Probus InformerThe Narellan Probus Informer Newsletter of the Narellan Probus Club Inc.
Meeting: Narellan Community Centre Hall, 10am, 1st Friday of Month
Postal Address: P O Box 643, Narellan 2567 www.narellanprobus.org.au Email: [email protected]
FROM THE PRESIDENT
THIS MONTH’S MEETING: Friday, 4 May 2018 MEET AND GREET: Dieter Klepatzky & Maureen Rawsthorne Could the Meet and Greeters please be at the meeting room by 9.20am.
MORNING TEA CLEAN UP ROSTER: David & Diane Asmussen and Chris Burrows If you are unable to fulfil your allocated day, please contact Francoise ASAP on 4626 6428.
Volume 12, 4 May 2018
Disclaimer: This newsletter is Private and Confidential for Narellan Probus Club use only and is not to be used for any other purpose.
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LUNCH AFTER THE MEETING
After the meeting, lunch will be at Studley Park so please come along and join us. All are welcome.
MAY GUEST SPEAKER Our guest speaker this month is Peter Sage who will talk about the Hawkesbury River and its tributaries.
Carolyn Cahill
MAY BIRTHDAYS: Diane Asmussen Ilona Freguson Wendy Mied David Asmussen Coleen Gaiot Malcolm Smith Marion Bee Beverly Gray Eileen Sykes Heather Benham Ellen Hill Ray Taylor Sharon Brett Thelma Hopkinson Bob Tracey Ron Crawford Colin Howie June Weinert Jan Youdale
CARDS
- Ken Starkey / Jeanette Jackson The cards games for this month, followed by a BBQ, will be held on Sunday afternoon, 27th May at The Harrington Park Casino. For catering purposes, please indicate on the attendance sheet if you will be staying for the BBQ. Arrive at 1 pm for a 1.30 pm start. Contact Jeanette on 4647-9986.
Ken & Jeanette
ART GROUP
- Francoise Kirkland The Art Group now meets at
Francoise’s or Diane D’s as advised weekly to members of the group.
“Bouquet” – by Sheila
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BOOK CLUB
- Pat & Ray Cranfield On Monday, 16th April, we met and discussed some of the books we’d read in the last month. Our book for May is “The Hundred Year-Old Man Who Climbed Out the Window and Disappeared” by Jonas Jonasson. We’ll meet on 21st May to compare our thoughts on this strangely-titled book. Pat Cranfield
CRAFT
- Mary Michel Our ongoing projects continue and will be held this month on the third Tuesday, 15th May at 1.30 pm. If you need further details, please contact me on 4605 1552.
Mary
COFFEE
- Tony Wolf At 10 am on the 2nd Wednesday of the month in
Camden, and the 4th Wednesday in Narellan. Any queries give Tony a call – 0466 962 867.
INVITATION TO ATTEND:
“Biggest Afternoon Tea” – Wednesday, 30th May
– 1.30 pm – at Camden Golf Club, Studley Park.
The Camden Golfing Ladies are again hosting a “Biggest Afternoon Tea” for the Cancer Council to be held on Wednesday, 30th May at 1.30 pm at Camden Golf Club, Studley Park. A $5 donation is requested to enter. For further details or if you are interested in attending, please contact Roslyn Williams on 4647-2135 or at [email protected] so she can co-ordinate with the organizers as to how many tables of 10 would be required.
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TECH SAVVY SENIORS REPORT - MAY
- David & Ros At our last meeting of Tech Savvy Seniors on Friday, 13th April, we looked at Tutorials on ‘Managing our Passwords’ and the reasons why added security are so essential. On 11th May, the second Friday of the month, we will be having the first session of our new activity, FUN FRIDAY. We will be starting this new activity with a word game called “ARTICULATE”. Come to the Large Hall at Macarthur Village, 1 Hyde Parade, Campbelltown at 10 am. Be prepared to have your brain tested and/or lots of laughs!
Cheers David & Ros
DINING
- Margaret Rubesa Monday, 7th May Lunch at Plough & Harrow Hotel, Camden Arrive 12 noon. Tuesday, 5th June Probus Anniversary Lunch, Harrington Grove Country Club. Arrive 12 noon. Cost $30 per person. 2 course meal served alternately. Celebration cake as dessert. Tea & coffee. Drinks purchased separately. Friday, 14th December Christmas Lunch, Gledswood Winery, Country Room, Camden Valley Way, Catherine Fields. Arrive 12 noon. Cost $40 per person. 2 course meal served alternately. Wine or soft drink served with meal. Entertainment from resident entertainer.
TRAVEL TALES - Kathy & Malcolm The April Travel Tales Meeting saw an excellent presentation by Carolyn Cahill of her trip to Japan with her sister and nephew. Her nephew had been an exchange student in Japan for a year and was able to guide and plan their tour. They were able to share cultural experiences of life in Japan. Carolyn explained the décor of private housing and various food dishes, as well as the scenic views of highlights of Japan. Thanks, Carolyn, for a very interesting presentation. Our next Travel Tales on the third Wednesday of the month will be on Wednesday, 16th May commencing at 7 pm for 7.30 pm. At this meeting, Bob Ferguson will share his experiences in Britain and Europe. Everybody is welcome to attend. Many thanks to those people who have already presented this year and to others in the group who are busy preparing something for the remainder of the year. Please note that there will be NO Travel Tales in June and July. We will resume on the third Wednesday of August. Kathy & Mal
MEMBER CONTACT INFORMATION: Please advise Membership Officer of any contact
information which includes changes in email address and phone numbers [email protected]
MEMBERSHIP BADGE: Members are reminded to wear badges to
all meetings and on tours.
CYCLING
“Too Tyred Cycling Group”
- Margaret Rubesa Monday, 21st May Cycle Parramatta to Olympic Park. Monday, 23rd July Cycle Five Dock to Barangaroo.
Can all contributors for the June 2018 newsletter please get their copy to me by the Friday before the meeting, i.e. 25th May. Please send direct to Linda via email [email protected]. Thank you. Linda
WALKING
“Let’s Get Lost Together”
- Margaret Rubesa Monday, 28th May Tour of “Archibalds” – Art Gallery of NSW Cost $18.00 pay on day. Monday, 16th July Cape Solander to Point Potter Kurnell Walk Graded medium, time 3 hours, Distance 8km return.
MEMBERSHIP: Members need to attend 50% of meetings. When signing the attendance sheet please do not write “Apology” for a member who may be absent. Members need to contact the Membership Officer,
Bev Crawford on 4647-7825 before the meeting or email [email protected]
**ALSO PLEASE NOTE THAT FOR SECURITY REASONS, MEMBERS WHO LEAVE BEFORE THE END OF THE MEETING MUST SEE BEV CRAWFORD TO SIGN OUT.**
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FROM OUR ROVING REPORTERS:
(Thank you to our Roving Reporters for this month. Please email any contributions to [email protected]. Linda)
“PREMIER’S GALA CONCERT” – FRIDAY, 6TH APRIL
A group of fortunate Probus members set off for the city to enjoy the Premier’s Gala Concert at the ICC in the city. Following Joyce’s detailed instructions, everyone managed to find lunch and the venue. The ICC is huge and holds thousands but this did not detract from the quality of the entertainers. We were treated to music by many artists including David Campbell who also compered the show, the timeless Marsha Hines, Emma Pask and jazz, and Jess and Matt singing songs from Simon and Garfunkel and Mac The Knife. It was a quality production that we all enjoyed very much. Thanks to Joyce for her organization and securing the tickets for us.
Kathy Smith
“ROCK OF AGES” – CAMPBELLTOWN TOWN HALL THEATRE – SATURDAY, 21ST APRIL
Rock of Ages is set on the Sunset Strip in LA in the 1980’s. It’s really the end of rock ‘n’ roll and is about trying to keep that rock culture alive, and features classic 80’s rock music at the legendary club, the Bourbon Room. The show follows the journey of romantic leads Drew (Tom Glynn) who wants to be a rock star, and Sherrie (Emma Whiteley) who dreams of becoming a movie star. The young lovers want to make it big but life takes them in another direction. This show was packed with 31 songs from Bon Jovi, Whitesnake and Styx performed admirably and vibrantly by the mostly young local talent to the beat of the on-stage rock band. The energy generated by this vividly colourful show was quite amazing and it never ceases to amaze me how the Campbelltown Theatre Group can produce fantastic musicals with, at times, a huge cast moving around and dancing on the tiny Town Hall theatre Stage. 23 of our Probus Club Members attended the matinee show and 19 were free to kick on after the show with our usual Flower Drum Chinese Banquet.
Ken Starkey
HENRY KENDALL COTTAGE – FRIDAY, 20TH APRIL 2018
It was a smaller than usual, but no less sociable, group which departed Narellan for a surprisingly quick journey to Gosford as a result of reasonably smooth traffic flows along the route, including the dreaded Pennant Hills Road. Keith did his usual job of skillfully manoeuvring our luxury coach into an impossibly narrow parking area in plenty of time for a very welcome morning tea in the pleasant, leafy precincts of the Henry Kendall Cottage. Our early arrival meant that we had plenty of time for a chat and a leisurely wander around the interesting site, before a very informative introductory talk by one of the ladies on the volunteer staff, which revealed that the name of the cottage is something of a misnomer.
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HENRY KENDALL COTTAGE (CONT’D)
The cottage was built with convict labour in the late 1930’s by one Peter Fagan from County Meath in Ireland, himself a convict, who received his ticket of leave in 1830. It was known variously as Cooranbean, Red Cow Inn and the Fagan cottage, and was occupied by members of the Fagan family until 1920-21, eventually being bought by the Brisbane Waters Historical Society and opened as a museum in 1963. As a result of his friendship with the Fagan brothers, Henry Kendall was given work and lodgings on the property during 1873-75 before moving with his family to Camden Haven in 1876. The main focus for those interested in the poet is the small room which he occupied, and which contains some artifacts connected to him and his stay in the Fagan household. Apart from the cottage, the site encompasses a museum, a slab shed with a fascinating collection of artifacts related to the citrus industry, as well as a machinery shed and a ‘chummy’ two seater dunny.
We then moved onto the Central Coast Leagues Club for an excellent buffet lunch, a smorgasbord of culinary delights, with an impressive selection of both Western and Asian dishes. It was a seriously delicious nosebag event, which in my case at least, challenged both will power and belt width.
After lunch, it was a short hop to the Edogawa Commemorative Gardens, developed as a result of a Sister City Agreement between Gosford and Edogawa in Japan. Officially opened in 1994, the gardens are a beautifully tranquil space, consisting of a roofed pavilion overlooking a pond full of colourful carp, a raked stone garden and a tea house, all set in manicured lawns and shrub beds, and constructed with that attention to detail which is the hallmark of the traditional Japanese design aesthetic. Again, plenty of time for a leisurely stroll and chat before once again boarding the Keithmobile and returning homeward on what proved to be a much longer journey on account of the traffic. Our later than usual arrival back in Narellan, however, did not detract from what had been, as Wallace said to Grommet, a ‘grand day out’. Many thanks to Peter for his organization and to Mary for the much appreciated morning tea.
Bob Ferguson (photos by Ros Hodgins)
Please join us and take the opportunity of visiting interesting places and enjoying each
CASULA POWERHOUSE: Note: All shows at the Casula Powerhouse have complimentary tea/coffee & cake prior to the show from 10.15am on. Matinee Season shows commence at 11am. All shows for 2018 need to be paid at the February Meeting or by internet banking ASAP. I have reserved lots of seats but will have to relinquish the ones we do not pay for. However, during the year, I will check their website to see if there are seats available as we may require them. Price for each show is $22. Thursday, 24th May – “Music of the Carpenters” Thursday, 21st June – “Donna Lee Sings – Petula Clarke” Thursday, 23rd August – “John Watson – The Piano Man” Thursday, 4th October – “Legendary Ladies of Showbiz – Dusty & The Divas” Thursday, 13th December – “Music of the Night – Christmas Special – Joe Fimmano”
CAPITOL THEATRE: “Priscilla” 23rd May – 18th July - $75 – WE ARE ON WAITLIST “Jersey Boys” Wednesday, 8th November – 1 pm - $90 PAY BY JULY
CAMPBELLTOWN THEATRE
GROUP: “Shrek the Musical” Saturday, 29th September – 12.30 pm “Of Mice and Men” Saturday, 27th October – 2 pm
ILLAWARRA PERFORMING ARTS
CENTRE WOLLONGONG: “The Wharf Review” Saturday, 20th October – 1.30 pm - $63 PAY NOW
PICTON THEATRE GROUP: “The Removalist” This play has been postponed until possibly August. Refunds were given at April Meeting for those who have paid.
I will be away during May. See you at the June Meeting. Joyce
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BANK ACCOUNT DETAILS FOR TOURS & DAY TRIPS:
BSB 032 710 / Account No. 121110
PROBUS TRIPS FOR 2018/9: - Peter O’Loughlin CRUISING FOR 2018/9: - Anna Degnan
CRUISING – 2019: We would love to have you join Sue and I on all or part of our planned Japan adventure for 2019. Our adventure includes a Bunnik land trip, three additional days in Tokyo plus the Princess Cruise. Below is the breakdown of our planned adventure, three additional days in Tokyo have been included in each tour as this could be a three day timeline where everyone was together. The airline, flight dates and arrangements are all flexible. Please contact Emma from Helloworld Macarthur Square direct to discuss your specific requirements, costing and bookings. Proposed itineraries are attached for your information. Bunnik plus Princess Cruise – 23rd March – 28th April (inclusive) – this includes three days in Tokyo between Bunnik tour and Princess Cruise. Bunnik have advised that to get the most from your Bunnik tour you will need a good level of fitness, mobility and an open mind. Many of the best sights can only be accessed on foot. You should be able to walk at least 3.5km or for 2-3 hours with no walking aids on uneven ground, climb several flights of stairs and be prepared to board small boats. There is a hill top temple which can only be accessed by foot and involves a bit of walking and steps. The 3.5kms is just a guide and certainly not in one go or at a fast pace but throughout the day. The group would also have to be comfortable with boarding trains and carrying their backpacks – porterage is not included in Bunnik’s tipping costs and extra services may not always be available. Passengers who are 70 and over will be required to obtain a doctor’s clearance before travelling.
DAY TRIPS AND HOLIDAY PROGRAMME – 2018/2019: Day trips for the coming months are a little low on numbers but nevertheless I am sure those who choose to have a day out with members will make the most of things. On Friday, 18th May, our monthly day trip is to Berrima and the “light and sound” show in the Courthouse. Following this, you will have ample time to wander through all the shops along the Old Highway, pausing to find an interesting venue for lunch, which is not included today. Friday, 15th June we are revisiting a venue from our past. At the home of David Parsons, entertainment is the ‘word’ for the day, might even play “Happy Birthday” during the course of the day (apologies to the writers of the movie “Grease”). This is always an enjoyable day and being inside at this time of year is a bonus. For the second time this year a venue I selected has ceased trading, fortunately the staff at Jamberoo Resort can provide a Yulefest lunch on our chosen date, Friday, 20th July. There will be no change to the price structure previously stated for Gabby’s in Berry. I just have to rewrite the brochure. I am still waiting for confirmation for our lunch stop on Sunday, 16th September for our trip to the Sunshine Coast. I have started planning for a short holiday trip to Tamworth, leaving Campbelltown on Tuesday, 12th March 2019 (a five day trip). Things are coming together very well for the proposed trip into Western NSW in September 2019.
Peter
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(cont’d) In regards to the traditional dinners, we can request a normal height chair when booking. For the traditional Ryokan experience, we can request a western bedded room at the time of booking, however this request cannot be guaranteed. A very comfortable futon mattress on the floor, or in some instances a double height futon mattress, will be supplied. This experience is something special to Japan and the properties are absolutely stunning and serene so it is a nice inclusion.
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(cont’d) Bunnik Tour – 23 March – 11 April 2019 (includes the three additional days in Tokyo).
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(cont’d) Princess Cruise – Grand Spring Flowers Voyage – 7th April – 28th April (includes three additional days in Tokyo) Price is based on economy Singapore Airlines flights, the most cost effective interior, ocean view and balcony staterooms plus 3 nights (optional) in Tokyo. Emma Sillato Phone: 4625 8200, email: [email protected] Look forward to your joining us for lots of fun and adventure. Anna
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CALENDAR - 2018 Art Group meets every Thursday morning.
MAY Friday 4th Probus Meeting Monday 7th Lunch at Plough & Harrow Hotel, Camden – 12 noon Wednesday 9th Coffee with Tony – Camden – 10 am Friday 11th Tech Savvy Seniors FUN FRIDAY– 10 am – Large Hall at Park Central Tuesday 15th Craft with Mary Wednesday 16th Travel Tales – 7.30 pm – Large Hall at Park Central Friday 18th Day Trip – Berrima Courthouse & Village Monday 21st Cycle with Marg – Parramatta to Olympic Park Monday 21st Book Club – Pat & Ray’s Wednesday 23rd Coffee with Tony – Narellan – 10 am Thursday 24th “Music of the Carpenters” – 11 am – Casula Powerhouse Sunday 27th Cards – Harrington Park Casino – 1 for 1.30 pm start Monday 28th Tour with Marg of Art Gallery – “Archibalds”
JUNE Friday 1st Probus Meeting Tuesday 5th Anniversary Lunch Harrington Grove Country Club – 12 noon Friday 8th Tech Savvy Seniors FUN FRIDAY– 10 am – Large Hall at Park Central Wednesday 13th Coffee with Tony - Camden Friday 15th Day Trip – visit to David Parsons Monday 18th Book Club – Pat & Ray’s Tuesday 19th Craft with Mary Thursday 21st “Donna Lee Sings” – 11 am – Casula Powerhouse Sunday 24th Cards – Harrington Park Casino – 1 for 1.30 pm start Wednesday 27th Coffee with Tony – Narellan – 10 am
JULY Tuesday 3rd Craft with Mary Friday 6th Probus Meeting Wednesday 11th Coffee with Tony – Camden – 10 am Friday 13th Tech Savvy Seniors FUN FRIDAY– 10 am – Large Hall at Park Central Monday 16th Walk with Marg – Cape Solander to Point Potter Kurnell Monday 16th Book Club – Pat & Ray’s Tuesday 17th Craft with Mary Friday 20th Day Trip - “Yulefest” – Jamberoo Resort Saturday 21st “Bay City Rollers” – 8 pm – The Cube Catholic Club Monday 23rd Cycle with Marg – Five Dock to Barangaroo Wednesday 25th Coffee with Tony – Narellan – 10 am Friday 27th Cards – Casino to be advised
AUGUST Friday 3rd Probus Meeting Tuesday 7th Craft with Mary Wednesday 8th Coffee with Tony – Camden – 10 am Friday 10th Tech Savvy Seniors FUN FRIDAY– 10 am – Large Hall at Park Central Wednesday 15th Travel Tales – 7.30 pm – Large Hall at Park Central Thursday 16th Day Trip – Judith Dunn, Southern Highlands Homes Monday 20th Book Club – Pat & Ray’s Tuesday 21st Craft with Mary Wednesday 22nd Coffee with Tony – Narellan – 10 am Thursday 23rd “John Watson – the Piano Man” – 11 am – Casula Powerhouse Friday 24th Cards – Casino to be advised
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SEPTEMBER Tuesday 4th Craft with Mary Friday 7th Probus Meeting Wednesday 12th Coffee with Tony – Camden – 10 am Friday 14th Tech Savvy Seniors FUN FRIDAY– 10 am – Large Hall at Park Central Saturday – Sunday 15th – 23rd 9 day trip to the Queensland Sunshine Coast Monday 17th Book Club – Pat & Ray’s Tuesday 18th Craft with Mary Wednesday 19th Travel Tales – 7.30 pm – Large Hall at Park Central Wednesday 26th Coffee with Tony – Narellan – 10 am Friday 28th Cards – Casino to be advised Saturday 29th “Shrek the Musical” – 12.30 pm – Campbelltown Theatre
OCTOBER Tuesday 2nd Craft with Mary Thursday 4th “Dusty & the Divas” – 11 am – Casula Powerhouse Friday 5th Probus Meeting Wednesday 10th Coffee with Tony – Camden – 10 am Friday 12th Tech Savvy Seniors FUN FRIDAY– 10 am – Large Hall at Park Central Monday 15th Book Club – Pat & Ray’s Tuesday 16th Craft with Mary Wednesday 17th Travel Tales – 7.30 pm – Large Hall at Park Central Friday 19th Day Trip – Gosford Motor Museum & Japanese Gardens Saturday 20th “The Wharf Review” – 1.30 pm – Illaw. Perf. Arts Centre Wollongong Wednesday 24th Coffee with Tony – Narellan – 10 am Friday 26th Cards – Casino to be advised Saturday 27th “Of Mice and Men” – 2 pm – Campbelltown Theatre
NOVEMBER Friday 2nd Probus Meeting Tuesday 6th MELBOURNE CUP – NO CRAFT Wednesday-Sunday 7th – 25th 19 day trip to Tasmania with Harrington Park Club Wednesday 8th “Jersey Boys” – 1 pm – Capitol Theatre Friday 9th Tech Savvy Seniors FUN FRIDAY– 10 am – Large Hall at Park Central Wednesday 14th Coffee with Tony – Camden – 10 am Friday 16th Day Trip – Blackheath Rhododendrons Monday 19th Book Club – Pat & Ray’s Tuesday 20th Craft with Mary Wednesday 21st Travel Tales – 7.30 pm – Large Hall at Park Central Friday 23rd Cards – Casino to be advised Wednesday 28th Coffee with Tony – Narellan – 10 am
DECEMBER
Tuesday 4th Craft with Mary Friday 7th Probus Meeting Wednesday 12th Coffee with Tony – Camden – 10 am Thursday 13th “Christmas Special – Joe Fimmano” – 11 am – Casula Powerhouse Friday 14th Christmas Lunch – 12 noon – Gledswood Winery Monday 17th Book Club – Pat & Ray’s
