Little Qualicum Falls was the site of the August walk and about nine members enjoyed the spectacular scenery of this nearby Provincial Park. The walk snaked back and forth over beautiful, deep gorges carved out by cascading waterfalls, and while enjoying the beauty of the valley, some members found it opportune to get to know…
It was a perfect evening: an incredibly beautiful setting overlooking Nanoose Bay, a strolling musician, and food extraordinaire! The appie table overflowed with delicious offerings (amazing that there were very few duplications from over 40 people) and, thanks to Sylvia Paish, there were fresh oysters on the BBQ. Special thanks to Lee and Joe…
This year’s picnic was blessed with warm and sunny weather, a beautiful location and over sixty high-spirited members who were ready to party! Thanks go to Diane and Hans De Visser, whose backyard was just perfect for the occasion, and to the Social Committee headed by Robert Grose (MC extraordinaire). They came up with challenges –…
Walking club members enjoyed the mostly shaded walk on a warm July day around Westwood Lake. The trail is 5.51 km, relatively flat and well groomed and follows the contours of the water. Expecting half the number that actually came, the delighted, but understaffed and slightly frazzled owner of the Westwood Lake Bistro did…
The entertainment was, well: WOW! – once again the people were shouting for MORE!! A tour engagement is in store! Northwest Bay Probus proved it is a fabulous club and people went home with a smile on their face, an ear worm (or two), too many stories, memories and images to remember. Thank you to…
The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia was the spotlight at the general meeting just prior to the Anniversary luncheon, June 12th. Judy and Tony Eastham lived and worked in The Kingdom before returning to Canada after a 16 year hiatus (the previous 13 in Hong Kong). The second largest industry in Saudi Arabia is tourism and…