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Audlem Probus Club's heartwarming gesture of donating £104 to the Wingate Centre at Wrenbury, thanks to a raffled whisky bottle, showcases their commitment to supporting those with special needs. A memorable visit by Club officials underlines the strong community connection.
Our North Wales correspondent writes: Members and guests left from Audlem car park at 9.30 a.m on a misty morning with an almost full coach.
THE 2015 PROBUS HOLIDAY TO BOURNEMOUTH Plans for the holiday to Bournemouth next year are progressing. At present, based on the number of members who have expressed an interest, we have a full coach and a waiting list! I shall be contacting those intending to go shortly to ask for an initial deposi
Male Voice Choir & Brass Band Joint Concert
4 Clubs Lunch It is our turn to host the next 4 clubs lunch which will be held at Adderley Village Hall on Monday October 13th. starting at 12 noon. Further details are available in the social programme page and click HERE. The event will be advertised at the next Probus meeti
With the (cold ) August holidays receding, Audlem and District Probus members can look forward to a resumption of the fascinating speakers and social programme. First up is Gaye Rhodes who talk is entitled "A certain Age". Gaye is very mysterious about the content of the talk but modestly says"-----
Members and guests enjoyed a really interesting visit to Fordhall Farm followed by a delicious buffet supper. Our host for the evening was Charlotte Hollins whose father was the original owner of the farm. and was an innovator and early adopter of organic farming and in particular Foggage farming s
Bob Godwin lead a splendid walk around the country lanes and fields of Betley. Despite a poor forecast the weather was fine and in addition to the walk we enjoyed the tales of retired farmer Peter Bourne.
A reminder to members that Wednesday 20th August is a busy day. At 10.15am at Audlem carpark or 10.45am at Betley Village Hall bob Godwin will be leading a walk of some 3 1/2miles around Betley and ending at the Crown pub at Wrinehill for lunch. See previous article for more details.
Our President Michael Smith writes that Humphrey Parker's funeral will be on August 26th at 2.30pm at St. James Church, Audlem followed by internment in the cemetery. Attendees are invited to Audlem Public hall after the ceremony.
Members will be greatly saddened to learn that one of our valued members passed away yesterday 12th August 2014. Humphrey had a career as a Headteacher and was a founder of Audlem and District Probus Club in 1995. He was the first club President and served as archivist and club photographer for s
Walks coordinator Roland Hall reminds us that the next walk is as Follows: The next wak is to be led by Bob Godwin around Betley.Details are:
Probus walk stalwarts had a really enjoyable 3.5 – 4 mile walk on Wednesday thanks to the excellent organisation of member Peter Ellis. The walk was a circular tour of the National Trust property at Bickerton Hill which provided fantastic views over the Cheshire plain. It also had interesting infor