Attendees at the Echuca-Moama Twin Rivers Probus Club 25-year celebration. Photos: Emily Donohoe
Echuca-Moama Twin Rivers Probus Club marked its 25th anniversary with a birthday party on Monday, May 5.
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Members new and old came together to celebrate the milestone at Echuca Workers Club.
Attendees enjoyed a morning tea and shared reflections and stories from the club’s 25-year history.
Leonie Charman, Jan Wood, Nancy Betts and Shirley Bridgewater.
A slideshow capturing some of the past two-and-a-half decades of memories was shared, largely focused on the 3Cs events where members camp and caravan.
Probus president Trevor Rickard was happy to see the turnout of more than 70 faces share in the celebration.
“A lot of history, a lot of fun and a lot of great, great memories,” he said.
Bluey Charman, Betty Fitzpatrick and Irene Thompson.
He also welcomes prospective members to get involved in the club if they are interested.
“It’s 25 years today,” he said.
“We’re a community-based group, and we encourage anyone of retirement age to come and join in on the fun.”
Founding members of the Echuca-Moama Twin Rivers Probus Club.
Echuca-Moama Twin Rivers Probus Club meets on the first Monday of the month at Echuca Workers Club from 10am.
Any queries can be directed to Helen Salter on 0417 307 082.
Special guests, including visitors from the Korumburra Probus Club and Murray River Council Mayor John Harvie (back row, centre).
Committee members with Mayor John Harvie.
More than 70 people turned out to celebrate.
Marlene Whitby, Liz Baxter, Bev Kenna, Pat Squire, Jenny Martin, Eileen Farley and Pat Sanders.
Paula and Michael Barkham were recognised for their foundation membership.
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