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Issue 10, Coastal Vibe
Issue 10, July 18, 2014.
Well Winter’s certainly arrived!! There’s so much grey everywhere at this
time of year, we thought a cheery cover photo is just what we all need.
In this issue, Game Over Man brings you all the best bits from Oz Comic
Con while The Lazy Gardener has a few ideas to help keep the rabbits from
munching on your winter veggies.
So grab a hot drink, curl up somewhere warm for a few minutes and
check out what’s happening around your community.
Stay warm and see you in a fortnight.
Next Edition Deadline for all advertising is Wednesday 25th July, 2014
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What’s Happening Along the Coast
Last week The Vibe spent some
time at South Gippsland radio
station 3mFM getting to know
some of the fantastic
volunteers. We were invited by
Jarrod Churchill to have a chat
on his new show, Local Focus, a
program designed to introduce the community to new
businesses and ventures in the area.
If you’ve ever
thought about
getting involved in
radio, well now is
your golden
opportunity.
3mFM are
currently looking
for volunteers to
join the crew. You don’t really need any experience and full
training is provided. So if you can hear yourself behind a
mic and you’ve got some spare time to donate, why not
give 3mFM a call.
Where: 10B William St Inverloch, Tel 5674 1900
Community Markets
Inverloch Community Farmers Market
Last Sunday of month, 8am-1pm, The Glade
Inverloch Farmers Market
rd
3 Sunday of month, 8am-1pm, The Glade
Kongwak Market
Every Sunday 10am-3pm, Kongwak General Store,
Korumburra Rd
Koonwarra Farmers Market
1st Saturday of month, 8am-12noon, Memorial Park,
Off Koala Drive, Koonwarra
Korumburra Coal Creek Farmers Market
2nd Saturday of month, 8am-1pm, Coal Creek
Silkstone Rd, Korumburra
FOR SALE Cast iron claw foot bath $300, Call 56724649.
FREAKY FACT Human teeth are so sensitive they can
detect a grain of sand 10 microns in diameter - that’s
about 1/2500 of an inch.
FREAKY FACT Fish lose their sense of smell in polluted
waters.
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What’s Happening Along the Coast
BASS COAST
MARKET
1 Murray St, Wonthaggi, M 0431 476 454
Open: Wed-Sun, 9am-5pm
Check Out What’s On Offer!
3Js Butchers 6th generation farmers of Angus Beef.
Hung for 10 to 14 days for maximum tenderness. All beef
hand picked for Leawood Angus established 1944 using
the latest technology.
Maxine’s Vintage Vintage clothing, great books, funky
bric a brac and treasures for you to take home and enjoy.
Fruit & Veg Fresh locally grown fruit & veg, produce
chemical free.
Repair Me PC Computer repairs and sales, new and
refurbished laptops, desktops and tablets. Call 0408 149
120.
Six Penny Heaven Eclectic range of modern and retro
clothes and collectables, home wares, knitting and
crotchet patterns, haberdashery and clothing. Made from
vintage patterns.
Four Kawingee Art - Deadrock Handmade art & craft,
crochet, jewellery, recycled vintage fabric, jewellery gift
cards, vintage furniture & collectables.
Trauma Teddies
Vintage Lovers & Collectables Bass Coast Bus Tour
Friday 20th June. Leaves Wonthaggi 10am, returns 4pm.
Limited seats. Bookings essential. $25.
www.treasuretrekkertours.com.
Preloved Designer Clothing
50 Shades of Colour Unique and vibrant art work, new
and recycled designer clothes and shoes.
Retro Flair Welcome to a trip down “Nostalgia Lane”.
Retro pieces from 1930’s to 1970’s. Kitchenalia, furniture,
mirrors, collectables, toys, jewellery, great decorator
pieces for today’s trends.
Retrogailsy Something for everyone from vintage,
collectables, furniture, tools and sundry items brought
together to provide an intriguing, eclectic look for all to
enjoy.
FREAKY FACT There’s a lake in the Philippines called Jelly
Fish Lake and it has over 13 million jellyfish in it.
FREAKY FACT Every bean in every can of Heinz Baked
Beans has passed through a laser beam to make sure that
it is exactly the right colour.
FOR SALE Oven Westinghouse, with grill fan forced
15mths old style 688 size 600w, 880h, 575D, EC, $450,
56724649.
Since 2013, a very special group of women, working as
Freemason volunteers, have knitted 301 Trauma Teddies
and donated them to local hospitals, ambulance services,
SES and fire brigades. All the Teddies have been knitted
with lots of love and care and provide untold comfort to
children and others who have suffered trauma. Pictured
are, from left, Maureen, Beverley and Jill. Thanks also to
behind the scenes knitters: Georgie, Caralyn, Louie, Trish,
Virginia and Shirley.
FREAKY FACT Cockroaches appeared on Earth 120 million
years before dinosaurs.
FREAKY FACT Clams and oysters change their gender
several times throughout their life.
FREAKY FACT Blue Whales can eat up to 4 tons of krill in a
single day.
Issue 10, Coastal Vibe
The Lazy
Gardener
Rabbit Proof Fence
It’s so easy to think of a bunch
of reasons NOT to get out into
the garden at this time of year.
Not only is it bleak and windy,
but while I’m scrabbling about
in the drizzle up to my whatsits
in mud I keep thinking about
how everyone else has
temporarily migrated to Bali and left me here in the
cold… all by myself…
So to my to-do-list:
1. Whinging
2. Procrastination
Done! Those two tediously inevitable tasks are out of
the way for the moment, so it’s time to rug up, chin up,
and get outdoors. It only takes a short amount of
moderately vigorous activity to warm up. And in fact,
once you’re warm, gardening on a grey day can be quite
invigorating...
On several occasions over the past few weeks, I’ve
taken my own advice, braved the elements and
persevered with some of the easier and more enjoyable
tasks such as planting winter vegetable seedlings.
Carefully planting out the baby seedlings, I feel a sense of
calm wash over me, wistfully imagining their growth and
eventually harvesting their sweet fruits.
Unfortunately, my small slice of wintry paradise is
destroyed within 24 hours by the seething underworld of
feral rabbits that know about my lazy gardening
tendencies. “No electrified, 6ft high, barbed wire fence
here”, I hear them snicker to each other. I suspect round
about midnight, they all congregate in my front garden,
illicitly munching on the delicious contraband I’ve been
unwittingly supplying them with. (I know I fell for that
myxy baby bunny several issues ago, but that was
different…)
So before I spiral into an eternal rage and turn into
ghee, here’s a few googled ideas I’ve found in an attempt
to beat the bunnies at their heinous crimes:
BUILD A BIG FENCE
Fencing made from chicken wire is the most obvious
solution which I’m sure many of you dear readers have
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already installed. For it to be worth the effort, it needs to
be about 1m high and dug into the soil about 20cm. But
frankly, if you’re anything like me, I don’t have the time,
manpower, expertise or energy for anything so solid.
THE DEFENCE ZONE
This is a much easier task, but it is seasonal. Apparently
rabbits aren’t keen on marigolds and onions so the idea is
to plant a perimeter around the veggie zone.
GARLIC TO THE RESCUE
Cook up a concoction of really hot, peppery, garlicky liquid
laced with chili. Strain it and pour it into a squirty bottle,
then spray it over the seedlings. It must be nasty tasting to
those delicate bunny palates. Obviously you’ll need to reapply frequently especially with all the rain we’re having.
And all the solid matter from the liquid can be placed in
between the seedlings as an extra deterrent.
PRICKLY STICKS & EGGSHELLS
Choose a prickly stem that you have in abundance, rose
prunings are the obvious choice at this time of year, and lay
them between your lines of veggie seedlings. I suppose
sensitive little bunny paws would be sensitive to the nasty
pricks (insert smiley face emoticon here). Eggshells are
supposed to have similar effect.
KNIVES & FORKS
This is my favourite. I suppose it follows a similar logic to
the prickly sticks, but it looks way more hilarious so I’m up
for it. Just stick a bunch of plastic spoons, forks or knives
upright in the ground. Maybe the cutlery just reminds the
rabbits that they are potentially a dinner source so they
scuttle off in terror.
I hope you can utilise some of these ideas in your
garden to combat the damn varmints. If you have any tried
and true methods to sabotage the cunning critters I’d love
to hear from you and will happily share your ideas in The
Vibe for the benefit of all of readers.
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Yumbo
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1 bay leaf
2 tsp paprika
1 x 400g tin diced tomatoes
¼ cup thickened cream
1 cup of chicken stock
A knob of butter and a splash of olive oil
What you do
Butter Chicken
This is my reasonably healthy version of that all time
Indian crowd pleaser – Butter Chicken. Traditionally, a
very naughty dish that uses lots of cream and butter, I
substitute much of the said dairy with yoghurt. Probably
not a very authentic rendition, but very delicious and the
family won’t know that you’re doing their arteries a
huge kindness.
What you’ll need
1 kg chicken breast, diced
½ cup Greek yoghurt
1 tbs lemon juice
1 tsp turmeric
2 tsp garam masala
¼ tsp chili powder
1 tsp ground cumin
1 tsp cardamom powder (I crush cardamom pods in a
mortar & pestle and discard the husks - the aroma when
you crush them is sublime!)
2 tsp grated fresh ginger
2 cloves garlic, crushed
1 onion, chopped
In a large bowl combine the yoghurt, lemon juice,
garlic, ginger, turmeric, garam masala, chilli, cumin. Add
the chicken pieces and stir until coated thoroughly.
In a heavy based pan cook the onion, cardamom
and bay leaf and cook for a few minutes until the onion
is soft.
Reduce the heat, throw in the chicken with its
marinade, paprika, tomatoes and stock.
Simmer for about 45 minutes. About 10 minutes
before you’re ready to serve, stir through the cream and
heat through.
Serve with naan bread and steamed basmati rice.
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Video Game Stuff Brought To You By
The Game Over Man
… checks out
Oz Comic Con
While I have been to many game conferences and
shows over the years this is the first time I have been to a
Comic Con (Comic Convention). I was unsure as to what to
expect as most of my information had come from episodes
of The Big Bang Theory. So armed with my children as a
clever disguise I made my way to the Exhibition Buildings
in Carlton.
For those of you that don’t know, Comic Con was
traditionally a get together for people that enjoyed comics
to buy and sell and chat. It has now become something
altogether different.
Over the years it has grown from comics to encompass
all things geek including SCI FI TV shows, films and B Grade
movies. If you tried to distil Comic Con you would call it a
celebration of pop culture. Celebrities and revered
industry experts talk on panels and are available for
autographs and photo ops if the right amount of money
changes hands.
It was only a short walk from where we had breakfast
and I knew we were getting close as a mum dressed as
Princess Leia with two children in tow were crossing the
road next to us. The next character we saw was slightly
more startling; he was dressed in a silver lycra body suit
holding onto a foam surfboard. He was the Silver Surfer in
all his glory although he did tell us as we made our way to
the entrance that he was “bloody freezing”.
Inside the building it was mayhem with cartoonists
drawing and stalls selling rubber swords based on their
famous counterparts found in Game of Thrones or Skyrim.
There were hundreds of strange eclectic stalls. An ex game
industry friend of mine had a stall where they were selling
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special FX props including a huge range of skulls some of
which were used in the Wolf Creek films. This was down
the aisle from a guy selling hovering UFO’s and another
stand selling lollies.
The thing I was most looking forward to was the
Cosplay (Costume Play). This is when people dress up as
Super heroes or robots or anything from the world of Geek
that takes their fancy. I was not disappointed as the
photos show. Not only were there hundreds of people in
the conference
dressed up, but
crowds were out
the front strutting
their stuff. There
are strict rules
surrounding the
costumes. This is
the one I found
the most amusing:
“No metal props,
flammable or
incendiary devices
are allowed. This
includes but is not
limited to: replica
guns, blades,
fireworks, or
flammable liquids.
Check with the
Cosplay Coordinator
before the
competition if you
are unsure. A strict
weapons policy will
be enforced. If you
do not surrender a
prop when asked,
you may be asked to
leave the premises.”
A very much leave all
of your weapons at
the door sort of
policy.
Another highlight
was the Oculus Rift.
After a bit of queuing
we managed to try
the Rift, much to the horror of the Lazy Gardener who
quickly took it off complaining of a head ache and nausea.
At the end of the day the common thread of Comic Con
is to celebrate the geek in all of us. If you don’t have any
geek you should watch some more reruns of The Big Bang
Theory and try and find some.
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World of the
Weird
Weird Vehicles (or, “I’m
not getting in that
thing”)
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travel and has travelled 33000 miles on land and 3000
miles on water. The sad part of this story is that it was
finally sold in 1999 for US$200,000 at a divorce auction. I
think Rick’s wife finally had enough of his vehicular
obsessions.
The Monocycle
I’m not much of a petrol head but I can respect a
bizarre piece of machinery. Many people are besotted by
things that go fast and look as though they should fly
through the air rather than travel along a road. However,
I’d like to focus more on vehicles that would probably not
be allowed on most roads. The vehicles that only a mother
could love.
Crawler Transporter
I was lucky enough to see this one in real life many
years ago. The Crawler was originally designed to move
the Saturn V rockets to launch position in the Apollo days
and then to transport the Space shuttle. Two were built at
a cost of US$14 million each. Obviously cheap when you
consider that each space shuttle cost US$1.7 billion. When
fully loaded with the throttle up, the Crawler could
manage 1.6 kmh. Not the quickest but you wouldn’t want
it to spill its cargo.
I thought these strange inventions should be given a
mention as they have been powering along since 1869
when Richard C Hemming developed the hand powered
mono-wheel that was fondly named, “The Flying Yankee
Velocipede”.
Hundreds and hundreds have been built over the years
but they have never really taken off. They are usually seen
in street parades or dedicated exhibition events. One of
the main reasons that they haven’t been that popular is
the effect called “Gerbiling” - this is when the monocycle
stops but the rider keeps on going and rotates up into the
wheel and loses balance.
Another obvious issue is that the rider always has the
wheel in front of their face limiting visibility. So I’m sure if
they could fix the blind, gerbilling they would have a hit.
Surface Orbiter
Lun Ekranoplane
This rocket with wheels was built by Rick Dobbertin. It
was designed to travel on land and on water. It was made
out of a stainless steel milk transport tank and took 4
years and US$175,000 to complete. It did finally get to
Is it a ship? Is it a plane?…… Well really it’s neither. Built
by the Russians in the 1960’s it relied on the cushion of air
that develops between a flying vehicle and the ground or
sea. This is known as the ground effect and these vehicles
were often referred to as ground effect vehicles. They only
had to get a few meters into the air for them to work so
the wings tended to be very short. For a while the Russians
thought they were great as they could quickly move
troops about on the Black Sea while easily staying under
the radar. This particular vehicle had a top speed of 560km
and was called the Caspian Sea Monster by the US. The
idea was abandoned after a while as the vehicle was never
as stable as the engineers wanted and nose diving into the
sea at 560km wouldn’t have been a good thing.
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Revenge Is An
Aphrodisiac
By Leon Herbert
Leroy and his Inspector friend Jack
Flint were in friendly debate and
discussion over the plethora of
interesting sporting events of the
past week- the Wimbledon tennis
finals had been magnificent but Brazil
being mauled 7 goals to 1 by Germany was truly
unbelievable. It seemed that the local criminals in Cowes
had decided to afford the two detectives a well earned
reprieve from detection and some leisure time to engage
in the pursuit of other equally cerebral matters. But sadly
the pleasure was not enduring – Flint got a call from the
station. There was no time to finish their coffee at Uri's
delightful modern coffee shop. Flint remarked to Leroy as
they left to deal with the subject of the call that perhaps
it was soon to be revealed that he and not Leroy would
solve the mystery soon to unfold. Leroy's cynical
response that this would be even more unbelievable
than the Brazil soccer score angered Flint and reaffirmed
Flint's knowledge that revenge killers were not satisfied
until the objects of their anger are destroyed. In this
instance however he was determined to extract his
revenge over the brilliant sleuth in a more cerebral
fashion rather than by bloody execution.
Joe Potter has the worst luck. The sign on the roof
proclaiming “Classy Jewellers” had just been installed
this morning. The shop wasn’t even open for business
and it had already been robbed. It was literally just down
the road from the coffee shop.
Joe Potter rushed out to greet them. ‘Flint,’ he said,
pumping his old friend’s hand. ‘I thought changing
locations from Wonthaggi would change my luck, but I
guess not.’
Potter escorted them inside. Police officers who’d
earlier answered the distress call were examining the
empty glass case while the shop's two employees stood
around, looking helpless. The shop owner used to
employ three people until last year when one had been
arrested for robbery.
‘How did it happen?’ Flint asked.
‘We were setting up the display cases,’ Potter told his
friend. ‘The space isn’t ready; we don’t even have a
working bathroom. But our opening party is tonight, so
we have to make do. At around noon, I went into the
back office. Our front door was propped open—no air
conditioning yet. I figured either Molly or Richard was in
the front showroom watching things. Seems I was wrong.
They’d both stepped out. That gave the thief enough
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time to see the rings, run into the store and grab all six of
them. They’re insured, of course, but only at wholesale
value.’
‘I’ll do my best,’ Flint said and crossed over to shake
hands with Molly, the manager.
‘I had to go around the corner and move my car,’ she
said, then glared accusingly at Richard. ‘I told him to stay
here. When I came back, the showroom was empty and
the rings were gone. I ran into the back. My boss was on
the phone. He hung up right away and we called the
police.’
Flint thanked Molly for her help, then ambled over to
speak with Richard.
‘I shouldn’t have left the front door open,’ said the
guilt-stricken employee. ‘But I didn’t know if Molly had
her key with her or not. After Molly left, I ran to the
clothing shop next door to use their bathroom. Since I
wasn’t a customer, I kind of sneaked in. I don’t know if
anyone saw me. Mr. Potter and Molly were here when I
got back, trying to figure out how much had been stolen.’
‘Inspector Flint? Can you come out here?’
The voice had come from the store’s open courtyard
located directly behind the
showroom. An officer was
standing by the pine tree in the
middle of the shady yard. His
hand was wet with pine-sap, but
there was a red felt bag in his
hand and a smile on his face. ‘I
reached inside a hole in the tree
and found this bag wedged in a crevice.’
Flint took the sticky bag into the showroom and
opened it. The rings were all there, safe and sound.
‘What do you think?’ whispered Flint.
‘Obviously an inside job,’ Leroy whispered back. ‘Joe
Potter could have taken them when the store was empty.
The same with Molly or Richard. The thief wedged them
inside the tree, knowing he or she could get them later.
It’s a bit too early to know which one.’
Flint grinned with obvious pleasure. ‘Too early for you,
but I know.’
Flint tried to hide his shock. How could Flint know and
not him? What bit of information did the Inspector have
that Leroy didn’t? He was mortified at this about turn. He
was usually more than one step ahead of his friend in the
art of deduction and apprehension of the culprit. Surely
he wasn't losing his grip. Still, if it was revenge for past
victories, then good luck to his friend if justice was served.
And then he realised, but too late for their mind game,
what must have happened.
Who stole the rings?
What evidence did Flint have?
(Solution on page 11)
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Vibe Puzzles & Quizzes
Find all the answers and solutions to Puzzles, Quizzes &
Whodunnits on page 11 (No peeking!)
Vibe Quick Crossword 10
Across
1 Assist (10)
7 Tree surgeon (8)
8 Spiders’ artistry (4)
9 Comfort (4)
10 Boudoir (7)
12 Confused (11)
14 Charm (7)
16 Sea green (4)
19 Without activity (4)
20 Adores (8)
21 Suffocate (10)
Down
1 Joke (5)
2 Selects (7)
3 Den (4)
4 In rags (8)
5 Tall building (5)
6 Overseas (6)
11 Slightly salty (8)
12 Fears (6)
13 Mexican spirit (7)
15 Concepts (5)
17 Anoint (5)
18 Trick (4)
Vibe Sudoku 10 Each row, column and sub-box
must have the numbers 1-9 occurring just once.
Vibe Quiz 10
1 Who was arguably the most famous editor of The Australian Women’s Weekly? 2 In what town was Ned Kelly Born? 3
What 1980’s British TV comedy series starring the late Rik Mayall revolved around four anarchic flatmates? 5 What is a
short comedy item called? 5 Who is the shortest Top Gear host? 6 What does BP stand for? 7 What would you most
likely do with Kombucha? 8 The assassination of who sparked WWI? 9 Which Australian athlete won 3 gold medals and 2
silver medals at the 2000 Summer Olympic Games? 10 What is Chief Wiggum’s first name?
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If you’re a not-for-profit club or organisation you can
list your meeting times and contact details here for
free. Special events or facilities & services for hire
can be advertised in ‘What’s On’ for a small charge
of $15.
You can contact us on T: 5952 2807 M: 0400 209 465
or email your details to [email protected].
The South Gippsland Orchid Society meets 2nd Wed of
the month at the Angling Club Rooms, 730pm. Contact:
0419122137.
Bass Coast Camera Club meet 3rd Sat of month, 1.30pm,
Goods Shed, Wonthaggi. Learn various photographic
skills. New members welcome. Contact: 5672530,
56722944, [email protected].
The Harvest Centre Gardening Group meet Wed 10amnoon Art Shed/Harvest Centre Car Park. Planting &
harvesting new produce each week. Contact Jillian
0412114301.
Cape Paterson Carpet Bowls Every Frid, 1pm, Cape
Community Centre, non competitive. Call Kay or Bruce on
56748104.
South Gippsland Jazz Society Inc lovers of jazz welcome.
For more info contact Neville Drummond 56742166.
Wonthaggi Community Garden grow organic vegetables
& herbs & sustainability focussed projects. Contact
[email protected].
Wonthaggi State Coalmine Family History Research
Centre research your family miners. Garden St
Wonthaggi. Open Mon-Sun 10-3.30pm.
Wonthaggi Genealogy Inc (Wonthaggi Library), new
members welcome, research your family history. Contact:
56723803, [email protected].
Wonthaggi Dog Obedience Group Inc train every Sun
morning, Strickland St Wonthaggi. Contact Joanne Jordan
on 56574363/0428574363 or [email protected].
Bass Coast Fine Film Group join film buffs for screenings
& chats Wonthaggi Cinema 10.45am Sun every 5 -6
weeks. Contact: [email protected] or 56725939.
Bass Coast Artists' Society Inc. Friendly, work space &
gallery for members. Demos, excursions. Contact Colin
Billington [email protected] or 56742892.
Country Women's Association, Wonthaggi activities for
women of all ages, child friendly environment. Meet 2nd
Tues of month 7pm Mitchell House, Wonthaggi. Contact:
Machelle Crichton, Bass Group President 0407781025.
Friends of Inverloch Library Inc new members welcome
to promote our wonderful facility. For more info contact:
Helen Barallon [email protected] or 56742878.
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Inverloch Historical Society Inc new members welcome.
Meetings, 2pm, 4th Wed of month, RSL rooms, Bolding
Pl, Inverloch. Contact: Verne Burchett
[email protected] or 56741224.
Lions Club of Inverloch & District Meets 1st & 3rd Mon
of month Inlet Hotel. New members welcome. Contact:
Steve McHugh, 56743710.
Lions Club of Wonthaggi Meetings at Wonthaggi Club,
McBride Ave. Contact: Neil Barnes, 56722559 or
[email protected].
Peregrine Club Inc Tues weekly walks (12-16 km). Enjoy,
the outdoors in company of friends. Contact: Joyce
Whelan, 56743519 or [email protected].
Probus Club of Wonthaggi Meets 1st Wed of month,
10am, Wonthaggi Workmen's Club. New members
welcome. Contact: Helen Gladstone, 56744687 or
[email protected].
Rotary Club of Inverloch Inc works locally to assist the
community. New members welcome. Contact: Terry
Grace 0423749227 or inverloch.org.au.
Rotary Club of Wonthaggi Meets Thurs, Wonthaggi Club,
6.15pm. For more info: Gary Sharrock, 56725812 or
[email protected].
Wonthaggi & District Historical Society meets 3rd Thurs
of month, 7.30pm, Wonthaggi Railway Station Museum.
Contact: Irene Williams [email protected] or
56721830.
Wonthaggi Woodcrafters Inc General meetings 1st Wed
of month BCAEC. For workshop times contact Michael
Bladen [email protected] or 0428270850.
Wonthaggi & District Combined Probus Club Inc
activities for retirees. New members welcome. Meets
3rd Tues of month, 9.45am, Wonthaggi Golf Club. New
members welcome. Contact: Brendan Golding, 56722167
or [email protected].
Wonthaggi Senior Citizens Club For more info: Rob
Pothof, 56724658.
Inverloch Garden Club Inc For more info: Liz Catt
56741969.
Inverloch Probus Club meets 1st Thurs of month, 10am
Senior Citizens Hall. New members welcome. More info:
Joan Lehmann 56743400.
The Wonthaggi Ladies Hospital Auxiliary meets 1st
Thurs of month, 1-30pm, Wonthaggi Hospital. New
members welcome. Contact Barbara Hallet 56721476 or
Barbara Culph 56744658.
Wonthaggi Evening View Club, dinner meeting 6.30pm
3rd Mon month Wonthaggi Club. Fundraising for
disadvantaged families. Contact: Marea 56741540.
Over 55’s seniors/singles/friendship group. More info
Margaret 0419775199 b/w 12-4pm or
[email protected].
U3A Wonthaggi Inc courses, classes and activities. MonFrid, BCAE 239 White Rd, Wonthaggi. Contact: Robert
Vertigan 56741415, [email protected].
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Whodunnit Solution 10 Revenge Is An Aphrodisiac
‘Congratulations,’ Leroy said with as much grace as he
could muster. ‘Of course you had a piece of information I
didn’t.’
‘True,’ Flint admitted. ‘It’s quite elementary.’ He was
nearly champing at the bit. ‘Do you want me to explain it?’
‘No need,’ Leroy said, with a good imitation of a yawn.
‘Now that you’ve confirmed that you had information I
didn’t, the answer is child’s play. The thief was Molly.’
Flint was crestfallen. ‘How did you know?’
‘Elementary, as you said. The one thing you did here
that I didn’t was shake hands with Molly. I imagine her
hand was sticky.’
‘Yeah,’ Flint growled. ‘It was.’
‘Sticky from putting the bag in the crevice. The shop’s
bathroom isn’t working, so she couldn’t have washed it off.
Since you admitted having information I didn’t, that was
the only possibility.’
‘I solved this one on my own, Leroy. Don’t try to take
credit for it.’
‘I never do.’
‘I know.’ Flint pouted. His success left him frustrated but
his good nature returned and revenge against his friend
was no longer in his heart.
Quiz Solution 10
1 Ita Buttrose 2 Beveridge 3 The Young Ones 4 A skit 5
Richard Hammond 6 British Petroleum 7 Drink it - it’s the
latest “superfood” in tea form 8 Prince Ferdinand 9 Ian
Thorpe 10 Clancey
Vibe Crossword Solution 10
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