Congratulations Pauline! You did a fantastic job of herding us all around the city and returning us safely to our home stations! In light of the recent deaths of two police members, a visit to the Police Museum in Spencer Street, Melbourne seemed a fittin ...
Our October “walk” will be a visit to “The Archies” at the Geelong Gallery on Monday October 6 where we will view the paintings in the regional tour of the 2025 entries in the Archibald Prize.The ticket price is $20.00 and to make a booking, Google: “Geel ...
On Thursday 30th October we will travel by bus to Werribee Zoo, leaving the Cheltenham Football Club in Weatherall Road at 9am sharp - returning around 4pm. At this stage we have our quota of 35 with 2 on the waiting list but as we know things can change. ...
A booking has been made at the Bridge Hotel in Mordialloc on Thursday 11th December, 2025 at 12 noon for our annual Xmas lunch. The cost will be $70 for a 2 course lunch with a glass of wine or soft drink on arrival. Please get in touch with Joy Meekings ...
Attendance at our last meeting reflected that the much-needed sunshine has arrived. The induction of our three new members has seen membership reach one hundred which is really great for our club. Since I spoke at our last meeting, the Cheltenham Golf Clu ...
McClelland Sculpture Park and Gallery set amongst 16 hectares of natural bushland at Langwarrin. There are over 100 sculptures to wander through as well as three indoor galleries and a Design Store filled with local artisan made pieces. There is also Harr ...
The month of July has been particularly busy with a number of events for the club. Ken and Liz Launder were presented with life membership which I think we would all agree was well deserved. On the 22 of July, Janette James, Mike Simmons and I attended th ...
Yet another great afternoon and evening was enjoyed by the group attending the movie Pride and Prejudice, Looking back in time to when the parents were trying to marry off 5 daughters was a treat. Lots of chat and laughs at dinner afterwards. and with par ...
On Thursday 31st July, 18 of us made our way to Mornington for a visit to this historic 19th century mansion, set in magnificent gardens. It all started with a delightful devonshire tea in an elegant setting then an introductory talk. We were then divided ...
14 Probus members braved the cold morning on Thursday 10th July to visit what was Customs House formerly the gateway into Melbourne - a place that determined who could and could not belong to Australian society - now home of the Immigration Museum.So many ...
