Pub Lunch

The Pub Lunch group provides all Applewood Probus members with an opportunity to meet and socialize with others while enjoying a nice lunch and beverage of their choice from the restaurant’s interesting menu. There is no meeting structure. Everyone who comes is made welcome, whether they become a “regular”, or only drop in to join us from time to time.

Pub Lunch is held on the third Monday of each month at 12 noon. If you are interested, I invite you to hit the “click here to contact Bob” button provided on our webpage.

If you are interested in coming, hit the “click here to contact Bob” button provided on our group’s webpage. By doing so, you will be added to our email invitation list, which serves primarily to remind you each month of the upcoming lunch date and location.

With effect from November 21, 2022, the group’s regular restaurant changed.
The location is now Chuck’s Roadhouse, which is located in West Dale Mall at 1151 Dundas Street West, Mississauga. That’s on the northwest corner at the intersection of Dundas Street West and Erindale Station Road in Mississauga. The entrance is from the parking lot.I hope you will join us soon.

Bob

Note: New Pub Location

Chuck’s Roadhouse, which is located in West Dale Mall at 1151 Dundas Street West, Mississauga. That’s on the northwest corner at the intersection of Dundas Street West and Erindale Station Road in Mississauga. The entrance is from the parking lot

August 2024

The August Pub Lunch was well attended considering the time of year, with folks at their cottages and on trips.

The Olympics was the topic of discussion. Beach Volleyball seemed to be very popular eye candy. In fact, even a few knew that they actually keep score! Opening ceremonies were appreciated by many, and especially those who knew a little French history. Celine Deon blew everybody away with her performance. She is an extremely brave lady. Los Angeles in 2028 has a tough act to follow.

The picture is of a lot of happy fellows. A big shout out to Roshani, our very capable waitress, who took the picture. Roshani makes sure we are on her shift every month, she likes us so well; and we like her too.

If you haven’t kicked the tires, come out to a Pub Lunch in the near future, and see what you are missing.

Robert Martin

May 2024

Since it was the Victoria Day holiday (May 20), the turnout was a little sparser than usual, however, it did not dampen the spirits or conversation of the attendees. We were able to straighten out the Maple Leafs and the Blue Jays. If they heed our advice, they will both be contenders going forward. We were hoping for Jim Golla’s wise counsel on the subject, but, alas, Jim was unable to attend. A good time was had by all. If you haven’t “kicked the tires” of a pub lunch, come on out and give it a try. Rain or shine, it happens on the third Monday of every month.

Bob Martin

April 2024

The day after St. Patrick’s Day, the pub lunch group were still in a festive mood. We all shared our Leprauchan names, a few limericks surfaced, and the food and beverages were well accepted. There were 26 revelers. Welcome to Bill Armour and George Kudrewatych, who joined us for the first time, but, hopefully, not the last.

Bob Martin aka Bubbly McWacky

March 2024

Pub Lunch March 18., 2024

January 2024

We had another great turnout at the January 15th Pub Lunch. Everyone enjoyed a great meal, beverage, and a lot of chat. If you haven’t tried the Pub Lunch out, give it a try.

I am sure you will enjoy getting to know your fellow Probians, and, if you are lucky, you may even learn something new.

December 2023

There was a Christmas Trivia contest at our Probus Pub Lunch on December 18th. Thanks to Ron Linklater, we received 12 questions to wrap our heads around. Some of the answers were suspect, but the eventual winners were Paul Taylor and Marcus Miller. A good time was had by all. It looks from the picture that the participants were having a pretty good time. The next Pub Lunch is January 22nd. Why not come out an join us?

Bob Martin

November 2023

November 20 Pub Lunch