Volunteer Appreciation for 2022
On October 18th most of the volunteers who help run our club got together at the Craftsman to be thanked for their efforts. The club wouldn't work without the dedication of our volunteers
On November 10th, several couples from Applewood Probus Club enjoyed a day in the St. Jacob's area with the highlight being a performance of the critically acclaimed musical, "Mamma Mia", as performed by a spirited cast from Drayton Entertainment. Drayton Entertainment offers topline productions at six different theatres around southwestern Ontario...and in this production, they did not disappoint!
Some of our group arrived in the area early enough to enjoy the offerings of the Outlet Mall and the famous St. Jacob's Farmers' Market. Four couples made arrangements to have lunch in Kitchener, and six couples had lunch at Harvest Moon Restaurant, just 5 minutes from the theatre. In total, 13 couples committed to see the musical.
The general consensus was that this production of Mamma Mia was wonderful...some people commenting that it was the best stage production of Mamma Mia that they had seen! Energetic cast, professional singers and amusing costumes left everyone uplifted for the ride home. To top it off, we could not have had a more beautiful day to enjoy our drive through this farm rich part of the province...a great day was had by all!
Past Presidents Luncheon - December 7, 2022
Christmas Lunch at the Glenerin Inn
It was December 8 when 40 members and guests celebrated Christmas at the historic Glenerin Inn. Good fellowship was celebrated before the lunch was served. After the lunch, John Mark played Santa Claus in picking the winners of the gift certificates and the 50:50 draw where Marcus Miller was the lucky winner.
A good occasion for all who were there.
Kent
Valentines Lunch at Markland Wood GC
February 16, 2023
We had 37 in attendance and were shepherded through lunch by John Mark who acted as master of ceremonies.
David Litner quizzed us on love songs and Reg Perkin and Ester Calder responded by serenading us with songs they identified. Our president, Marcus Miller read several poems fitting for the occasion and ended his performance with a joke about a store where women could buy husbands and a store across the street where men could buy wives.
The lunch was delicious with a choice of steak, salmon, and something that looked like pasta, I think. (Not my choice).
It was a marvellous occasion.
Paul Moore