Tawa Probus Club
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This Monday 15th August, we meet as normal at the Tawa Bowling Club, Davies Street, 9.30am.
Our speaker this month is Michelle Reyers who is a Policy Lead at the Retirement Commission where she is responsible for providing insights and advice related to trends and issues for retired people, and … View moreThis Monday 15th August, we meet as normal at the Tawa Bowling Club, Davies Street, 9.30am.
Our speaker this month is Michelle Reyers who is a Policy Lead at the Retirement Commission where she is responsible for providing insights and advice related to trends and issues for retired people, and those approaching retirement, to inform retirement policy development.
Visitors and prospective new members welcome.
This Monday 18th July, we meet as normal at the Tawa Bowling Club, Davies Street, 9.30am.
Our speaker this month is Mike Styles speaking on Dyslexia. Mike is a professional in the field of adult literacy and numeracy in New Zealand and has had 25 years working as a self-employed consultant, … View moreThis Monday 18th July, we meet as normal at the Tawa Bowling Club, Davies Street, 9.30am.
Our speaker this month is Mike Styles speaking on Dyslexia. Mike is a professional in the field of adult literacy and numeracy in New Zealand and has had 25 years working as a self-employed consultant, researcher and trainer focusing on dyslexia in adults, and is an outstanding presenter on a subject that he clearly has a great passion for.
Copies of Mike’s recent book “Congratulations – You have dyslexia. Great minds think differently”, will also be available for purchase for $40, cash or internet banking.
Visitors and prospective new members welcome.
This Monday 20th June, we meet as normal at the Tawa Bowling Club, Davies Street, 9.30am.
Our speaker this month is Nick Leggett. Nick entered politics at age 19 as a Porirua City Councillor in 1998, and later was Mayor of Porirua before unsuccessfully contesting the Wellington Mayoralty in … View moreThis Monday 20th June, we meet as normal at the Tawa Bowling Club, Davies Street, 9.30am.
Our speaker this month is Nick Leggett. Nick entered politics at age 19 as a Porirua City Councillor in 1998, and later was Mayor of Porirua before unsuccessfully contesting the Wellington Mayoralty in 2016.
Nick is presently Chief Executive of Ia Ara Aotearoa - Transporting New Zealand (previously known as the Road Transport Forum NZ). In that role Nick seeks to be the voice of the NZ transport industry. We have all heard how the COVID lockdowns have affected the transport industry and supply chains. Nick will be able to give an update on this situation and recovery prospects.
Visitors and prospective new members welcome.
Just a reminder that Tawa Probus is back in action after a couple months break while COVID passed through Tawa. Visitors and perspective new members are very welcome.
This Monday 16th May, we meet again as normal at the Tawa Bowling Club, Davies Street, 9.30am.
We will be having our delayed … View moreJust a reminder that Tawa Probus is back in action after a couple months break while COVID passed through Tawa. Visitors and perspective new members are very welcome.
This Monday 16th May, we meet again as normal at the Tawa Bowling Club, Davies Street, 9.30am.
We will be having our delayed brief AGM and then a speaker Brian Colegate. Brian is a resident in a Paraparaumu retirement village and has recently published a book on retirement villages titled – "Retirement Villages - Residents Verdict". Over the last decade we have seen an explosive growth in retirement villages and at some stage most older people may consider the prospect of moving into a village. Brian will present an unbiased view of the pros and cons of retirement village life and discuss some of the widely reported issues around the retirement village model.
The Probus Club of Tawa is seeking the services of a retired accountant or person familiar with simple book keeping to review its accounts for the past year.
No GST or Charity Services return required and few transactions - only an Incorporated Societies return to file.
Required to be undertaken … View moreThe Probus Club of Tawa is seeking the services of a retired accountant or person familiar with simple book keeping to review its accounts for the past year.
No GST or Charity Services return required and few transactions - only an Incorporated Societies return to file.
Required to be undertaken during February or early March for March AGM.
Tawa Probus has a membership of over 100 who enjoy a monthly get-together for fellowship and a speaker.
Please contact Richard Herbert 0274455942 or PM organisation for further information.
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