Barrie-Kempenfelt Probus Club

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The PROBUS Club of Barrie-Kempenfelt is a fellowship organization of retired and semi-retired Professional and Business people who like to meet new people, socialize, participate in activities, and have fun.

Yes, we have coffee and tea at our meetings!When is the last time you got out and shared a coffee or tea moment with a f...
10/15/2026

Yes, we have coffee and tea at our meetings!

When is the last time you got out and shared a coffee or tea moment with a friend?

Our Calendar for the next few months!!We are so excited to listen and learn from some amazing speakers!!Our meeting is A...
10/14/2026

Our Calendar for the next few months!!

We are so excited to listen and learn from some amazing speakers!!

Our meeting is ALWAYS the 3rd Thursday of the month at 10 AM.

What topics would you love to learn about? Who do you know that would be a great speaker?

JOIN us on Thursday at the Barrie Legion Hall for our meeting!Guests are VERY WELCOMED!!Carole will provide information ...
10/13/2026

JOIN us on Thursday at the Barrie Legion Hall for our meeting!

Guests are VERY WELCOMED!!

Carole will provide information about free programs available through CNIB, including technology; peer social & recreation; along with other community resources for people living with blindness or any degree of vision loss.

She works closely with Vision Loss Rehabilitation (VLR) CNIB’s partner organization.

For those interested, Carole will have some of the assistive devices (both low tech and digital) with her.

From us to you....Happy Thanksgiving Community friend!!How are you spending the day?
10/12/2026

From us to you....

Happy Thanksgiving Community friend!!

How are you spending the day?

This pic was taken Sunday (Oct. 4) with Beth Foster who presented Forest Bathing at our August meeting.She was an amazin...
10/10/2026

This pic was taken Sunday (Oct. 4) with Beth Foster who presented Forest Bathing at our August meeting.

She was an amazing speaker!

Shirley shares: "I went with my son Jason on Beth’s walk in the Gables Park. It included a minstrel who led us through 4 fun songs at different stop points while Beth taught us about being present with the Forest and Trees.
It was marvelous and fun!"

We love sharing moments of our members being out and in the community!

Have you ever been forest bathing?

As we head into Thanksgiving Weekend...We thought we would ask...What is something you are thankful for?
10/09/2026

As we head into Thanksgiving Weekend...

We thought we would ask...

What is something you are thankful for?

A few have asked..."Well, just what does PROBUS stand for?"Here is your answer...Look up Probus Canada and see we are pa...
10/08/2026

A few have asked..."Well, just what does PROBUS stand for?"

Here is your answer...

Look up Probus Canada and see we are part of a large community!!

Are you joining us at our October meeting? 3rd Thursday of the month at 10 am!

Monthly we have a guest come in and speak with us!We have had such a wide variety of topics!What topics interest you?Wha...
10/06/2026

Monthly we have a guest come in and speak with us!

We have had such a wide variety of topics!

What topics interest you?
What community organizations would you love to know more about?

"This summer I made it my mission to connect with as many members as possible. I wanted to raise awareness about the i...
10/05/2026

"This summer I made it my mission to connect with as many members as possible.

I wanted to raise awareness about the important role native plants play in providing the best food source of sweet nectar for our precious pollinators.

I was delighted to help plant cup plants, my favourite native plant, in a number of Probus members’ gardens.

l love cup plants as they will grow up to 8 feet tall and their roots will grow down to a depth of 15 feet.

Those deep, deep roots help store carbon and accumulate carbon in the ground.

This means cup plants not only feed our pollinators, but they help reduce GHG’s .

My message is “If we feed the pollinators, then they will feed us!”
Gwen

We love sharing member moments!

Are you a plant person??

Such a great quote!How do you define 'friendship'?
10/04/2026

Such a great quote!

How do you define 'friendship'?

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410 St. Vincent Street
Barrie, ON
L4M4A6

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