President: JIM LEFLER, Vice President: HOWARD DOBSON, Treasurer: BRIAN MAGEE, Secretary: HUGH BERGES
Greeters: Brent Lang & Allan Dyer
Anthem: Steven Hendrikson
Thought for the Day: Peter Bulionis
Introduction: Allan Dyer
Thanker: John Groenewegen
Greeters: Brent Davies & Art Cutten
Anthem: Gerry Neufeld
Thought for the Day: Al McFadden
Introduction: Mike Puddister
Thanker: John Kinkead
Greeters: Phil Allt & John Groenewegen
Anthem: Bill Greenaway
Thought for the Day: Rick Thomson
Introduction: Mark Sears
Thanker: Dale Schenk
Greeters: Marty Sharratt & Rick Henderson
Anthem: Henry Pauls
Thought for the Day: Bob Fanning
Introduction: Terry Schwan
Thanker: Alex Smith
Oct. 27 - Stan Denhoed, P.Eng. M.Sc.
Senior Hydrogeologist, President of
Harden Environmental Services Ltd.
“Water Supply in the Guelph Area
”
Geological history of the Guelph
Area and how it relates to Guelph
being one of Canada’s largest
municipalities relying strictly on
Water Wells
Geological Engineer operating an
independent engineering company
for 35 years in Puslinch, Ontario.
Stan has been involved with
evaluating and commenting on the
Guelph Water Supply for a few
decades and is involved with mining
operations on the outskirts of
Guelph. Stan will speak on the
bedrock formations and glacial
formations that are foundational to
the City of Guelph water supply.
Welcome to the
Guelph Wellington Men’s Club
Retired Men Engaging in Life Long Learning, Friendship and Fellowship
OCTOBER 2026
Oct. 20 - Francis Harry Cummings
Self-Employed Consultant
“Ontario’s Greenbelt:
What its all about ? ”
The presentation will relay the
history of the Greenbelt and review
the issues faced. The success of the
Greenbelt will be discussed with
respect to economy, environmental
and agricultural issues.
Harry was a professor in planning
and environment at the University
of Guelph. He carried out research
on the greenbelt with a focus on
agriculture and appeared before
the province’s greenbelt advisory
committee
Oct. 13 - Jason Sears
Scientist
“Plasma Physics and
Nuclear Fusion ”
Nuclear fusion uses fuel heated
to extremely high temperatures
to generate power. At these
temperatures, the fuel becomes
plasma, a special state of matter
with unusual behavior. How
could we build a machine to hold
this plasma and capture the
energy from fusion?
Oct. 6 - Norman Scott Douglas
Ontario Court of Justice (Retired)
“You Be The Judge ”
What's wrong with our Justice
System?
Norm loves blocking shots at
him.
