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The Probus Club of Burlington Lakeshore Hi-Lites December January 2017 2016 Monday, January 9 10:00 PM Speaker: John Beeden Solo Pacific Row Management Committee 2016-2017 Ron Luxon, President (905) 634-8310 Farhad Gharavy, Vice President (905) 332-8929 Rodney Devitt, Vice President (289) 313-0593 Malcolm Ramsay, Secretary (905) 681-8109 Bill Willson, Treasurer (905) 332-7652 Bob Miller, Past-President (905) 634-1268 John Wishart, Past-President (905) 319-6317 Rodney Devitt, Speakers (289) 313-0593 Peter Hughes, Membership (905) 332-0078 Dave McKenzie, Hi-Lites (905) 639-7529 Bob Moulton, Events (905) 634-3525 Jim Gilleland, House (905) 634-6490 John Pegg, Cheer (905) 637-9980 Happy New Year But before we say good bye to 2016 let me declare that the year was one that included many interesting speakers, and events. We accomplished most of our goals including electing a full new Management Committee. We accepted new members into our Probus Club. The end of the year was celebrated with a sold-out Christmas Luncheon and some carol singing, enjoyed by all. Our representative Mike Hoshooley and the coordinating committee are well on the way to starting a Combined (co-ed) Probus Club in Burlington. We are the sponsoring Club with the support of other clubs in Burlington. I called a meeting of the joint Burlington Marketing committee at which Gerald Laing was appointed the chairman. The committee will work on a report to Probus Ontario District 3 and Probus Canada with recommendations on how to market Probus Clubs in Burlington and elsewhere. I suggested that he continue to work closely with Mike Hoshooley and the Combined Club committee as the marketing representative for our Club. This year of success didn t just happen. It was the result of the efforts of many volunteers and the Management Committee together with the members of the many committees as well as the support of you, the members. I personally thank you, and you should congratulate each other. One of the last things we should all do is think about our resolutions for the New Year. I have decided that I must work to de-clutter as many rooms as I can, beginning with our garage. It rapidly became a storage area for end-of-university furniture and items from the sale of parental homes. A second resolution is to lower my golf score using a new gap wedge. What is your resolution? It might be to pay $35 for your 2016-17 membership (last chance). Maybe you will join in some of our activities. Maybe you will invite a neighbour or friend to join. Why not consider joining a committee? 2017 will be Canada s 150 th anniversary. Our Club supported by other Burlington Clubs has decided to sponsor a Combined (co-ed) Probus Club as our project in celebration. I look forward to meeting with you Jan. 9 th, 2017 to hear John Beeden, a long-distance rower. Ronald Luxon, President w w w. b u r l i n g t o n l a k e s h o r e p r o b u s. o r g Page 1

Guest Speaker John Beeden John Beeden, is a lifelong runner, competing on the track, roads and cross country into his late thirties, now just running for pure pleasure. John s passion for running has also become his career, amongst other events John is responsible each year for organising the London Marathon Exhibition and Registration. John lives in Burlington with his Canadian wife and two daughters. In 2011, at 49 years old, looking for a new challenge, John rowed the Atlantic from the Canaries to Barbados, the journey took 53 days, the second quickest crossing on record. Not satisfied following his Atlantic adventure, John prepared for a new challenge. Membership Probus members; We have 10 unpaid memberships as of December 28th. It is unfair to those who have paid to allow others to continue having the benefits of belonging while not paying their dues. In all cases, there have been advices, such as via Hi-Lites for the past few months, I have called and emailed. Therefore, the time is fast approaching when we shall be forced to simply drop those who have not paid or communicated their intention to discontinue their membership. We are not wishing to be hard, however there is a time to "call a spade a spade". If by the end of January any members dues remain unpaid, I will be recommending to the Management Committee that the membership be dropped. I would rather hear from you and discuss your situation, than to move the above recommendation. Peter Hughes, Membership At 53, John left San Francisco on June 1 st, 2015 and after rowing 14,000 km, a third of the world s circumference, arrived in Australia just after Christmas, becoming the first person in history to row solo, non-stop, form North America to Australia an incredible 209 day physical and mental journey, a story of personal struggle and accomplishment. Ken Davy, Speakers Committee Special Events 2017 Inter-club Grummet Trophy Curling Bonspiel We still need curlers!!! At the time of writing, we have 16 curlers signed up for this important sporting event. We need 20! If you have not heard from me by email, please see John Chandler at the January meeting to get your name on the list. Check with your buddies to see if w w w. b u r l i n g t o n l a k e s h o r e p r o b u s. o r g Page 2

they d like to play. We are open to a few guests! Date/Time: Wednesday, February 8th, 2017 @11:00 AM Location: Burlington Curling Club (New Street) Cost: $ 40 for Curling & Lunch Spectators Welcome: Lunch $10. Come out and cheer our club to victory. Signup will be available only at the January meeting. Cheques payable to the Probus Club of Burlington Lakeshore are preferred. Dave McKenzie, Curling Coordinator Special Events Committee January Report The Dundurn Castle Christmas Tour was very enjoyable. Our guides were excellent and provided many anecdotes related to the Castle and its residents at Christmas time. With the busy holiday season, some details of the 2017 events have yet to be finalized. Look for additional information in the February Hi-Lites. To recap, the following events are in the planning stages: First Ontario Performing Arts Centre - Norm Foster Festival - Old Love Shaw Festival Theatre - Me and My Girl Stratford Festival Theatre - Guys and Dolls For the trip to Stratford, we will be providing details that will include: travel by highway tour coach, lunch prior to the performance, and your ticket to the performance. As 2017 is the 150th anniversary of Canada, there are many events planned throughout the year. We know the dates and times selected for various events could be impacted by national celebrations. Remember, all the events we are currently planning are open. You are welcome to invite friends and family to join you for any of the events. Bob Moulton, Events Chair Spring Golf Tournament We will return to the Cambridge Golf Club on May 26th. Shot gun start, cart, lunch, and prizes are all included in the $65.00 entry fee. We will have a sign-up sheet for the March meeting and get a committee together for prizes. We have a good start for the tournament but there is more to come. Dennis Colameco, Golf Coodinator New Women s and Men s Probus Club of Burlington Response to the new mixed club has been much greater than anticipated. Over 150 people have expressed interest in the attending the information meeting on January 25th at BG&CC. It appears that about 50% of responders are members of existing Burlington clubs while 50% appear to be aspiring new members. All this is based on newsletter promotion as no external promotion has yet been undertaken. The meeting room booked is limited to about 150; additional names will go on a waiting list pending another meeting date/venue being arranged. Mike Hoshooley, New Club Coordinator Computer Interest Group w w w. b u r l i n g t o n l a k e s h o r e p r o b u s. o r g Page 3

Our next meeting will be on January 12 th at 10 am at Appleby Place. Remember to send Robert your questions via email to rob-lalonde@me.com Parking Passes Update Members who have ordered and paid for a parking pass can pick it up at the Art Gallery Reception Desk. The pass is in an envelope with your name on it. If you haven t bought a pass yet but would like to do so, please speak to the staff at Reception. Tell them you re with our club and they ll issue you a pass. You can pay them the $33.00 directly. John Hughes 905 333 4910 johnhiltonhughes@gmail.com John Pegg, Cheer Committee Meeting Schedule for 2017 January 9 February 13 March 13 April 10 May 8 June 12 July 10 August 14 September 18 October 16 November 13 December 11 Time for a New Year s Diet? Jim Gilleland, House Committee Chair Cheer Committee John Pegg and John Hughes are sharing as Coordinators of the Cheer Committee. John Pegg will be away during the months of January, February and March. Club members are asked to advise either of them or a member of the management committee when they learn of a serious illness or death of a fellow member or spouse. In turn, arrangement will be made to contact or visit the member and follow up on developments. Our Management Committee will be informed and Get Well or Sympathy cards sent to the member of behalf of the Club. Please note that the next regular monthly meeting of our Probus Club will be on Monday, February 13, 2017 Speaker: Rick Goldring Burlington Update You can reach either John by phone or e-mail. John Pegg 905 637 9980 jt.pegg@sympatico.ca w w w. b u r l i n g t o n l a k e s h o r e p r o b u s. o r g Page 4

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