
The Ingham Probus Club brought together more than 100 members and guests Photos supplied: Sarina Lamari
The Ingham Probus Club brought together more than 100 members and guests to embrace the festive spirit with a uniquely Australian twist during its annual Christmas in July celebrations.
Held with an Aussie-theme, the event featured a light-hearted rendition of Colin Buchanan's Australian version of Jingle Bells, with four club members, including one dressed as a kangaroo, carrying a Holden car prop complete with an esky through the crowd as guests enthusiastically sang along.

The festivities also included dozens of hampers, prizes and gifts, along with joke tellers and plenty of live entertainment, creating a memorable afternoon for all in attendance. Guests enjoyed a delicious lunch while being entertained by the Cassidy Band.

The event attracted 108 attendees, including members from Probus clubs in Innisfail and Townsville. Joining the Townsville group was a visiting Probus couple from Sydney, highlighting the friendships and connections that extend well beyond the local district.

Organisers described the celebration as a tremendous success, and a fun-filled Christmas in July gathering which continues to be a highlight on the club's social calendar.



