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General Meeting – May
Occur every month on the fourth (4th) Monday, should the day be a public holiday it will be moved to the previous or the following Monday whichever is suitable. While we cannot meet in person meeting at present we will
Find the Camel
Find the camel and forget Alzheimer’s for a few years. The Head is a test to see if you can find the camel. Doctors claim that if you can find the Camel, you are far from developing Alzheimer’s disease. Don’t
May General Meeting – Your Invited
With the success of the AGM using Zoom, its been decided that we will continue having meetings using it. So on Monday 25th May 2020 – our General Meeting will be via Zoom. An invitation with passcode, an agenda and
Walking Group has Restarted!
Now Dan has relaxed some of the COVID-19 rules our walking group has restarted!!!! In case you forgot we meet in the Taylors Lakes McDonalds Carpark each Wednesday Morning to start a walk at 9:30am. The Walk is around the
Week 6 Meme or Humour ?
A few items to fill the hours.
COVIDSafe app
The COVIDSafe app is part the work to slow the spread of COVID-19. Having confidence we can find and contain outbreaks quickly will mean governments can ease restrictions while still keeping Australians safe. The new COVIDSafe app is completely voluntary.
Staying Connected – Issue 5
Probus South Pacific have issues their latest Bulletin. In this issue they invite members to register for a Probus E-Pen Pal. include some information about online shopping and a video you can watch at home of a Guest Speaker, Caylie
Presidents report AGM 2020 / 2021 Zoom meeting
Dear Probian Friends thank you all for voting me into the position of Probus Taylors Lakes President 20/21. I would firstly like to thank Bruce Verlander for all his hard work as the leader in the past year, Bruce has
COVID-19 – Why are Victorians being encouraged to get tested?
The Victorian Government has announced a massive expansion of testing, which will help inform decisions about slowly lifting restrictions ahead of the State of Emergency being reviewed on 11 May. While the number of cases is low, there is still a