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Manjimup Home and Community Care
Wellness and Respite Community
Centre
Crowea, Boronia, Autumn and Golden Oldies
Club Activities
HAVE A LOOK INSIDE
Social Club Outings
Boronia (Dementia) Club Activities
Over 50’s Fitness Group
Luncheon
Men's Outings
Tai Chi for Falls Prevention
July 2021
Consumer, Staff &
Volunteer
Monthly Newsletter
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Important Information.
Receipt books are a legal document.
Please check that the start and end time of your
service is correct before you sign your receipt.
OFFICE CLOSURE INFORMATION
The Wellness and Respite Community Centre will be
closed for an hour every Monday morning from
10.30am-11.30am for an office meeting.
On the 3rd Wednesday of the month, the Centre will be closed from
1:30 pm -2:30pm for our all of staff meeting”.
We apologise for any inconvenience but team meetings are
necessary for quality improvement discussions and training needs.
A T U
O P Y
R R G
How many words can
you make?
Each word must
contain the middle
letter.
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VOLUNTEERS NEEDED!
If you would like to give back to the community but not sure
how/where….
Look no further; we require volunteers for a variety of roles
such as transporting clients for appointments to Bunbury &
Busselton, local appointments, and meals on wheels delivery. Other
volunteering roles are also available such as helping out at our clubs,
running our monthly raffles, cooking & other club activities.
Please note: You will be provided with a work vehicle for
transports to Bunbury or Busselton.
We would love to have some wonderful volunteers to commit to sitting
on the Newsagency corner every so often selling raffle tickets to fund
raise for the Wellness and Respite Community Centre.
The more volunteers we have, the less time commitment for each
person.
The raffles have been a great fundraiser and we would love to
continue.
For further information please contact the on 97716 900
REPAIR CAFÉ
Manjimup Family Centre are now running the Repair Café.
It is still held at the Wellness & Respite Community Centre.
Ken Lloyd attended the Repair Café on Monday 14 June for the first
time. He brought a pair of jeans that required the hem to be taken up.
He was delighted with the service and very much enjoyed the social
aspect of the morning. Also. He made new and caught up with old
friends over a hot cuppa and scone.
There are no payments required, although donations are welcome.
The Cafe and repairs are free although donations are welcome.
MOBILITY WALKER FOR SALE
Walker in good condition.
Has a seat and a small basket.
If you are interested please contact
Christine on 0408 357 281
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You will see us coming from a mile away!
As you may have already noticed all our work vehicles and buses
now have the MHCC logo.
Don’t they look eye catching and fabulous!
Your CHSP Home Care Service
Do you need more time allocated for your home care services?
Perhaps some extra time for a more thorough house clean or some
additional social support allowing time for a cuppa with your support
worker?
Would you like more time allocated for your personal care so you
don’t feel rushed?
Maybe you need more help around your yard and garden?
Manjimup Home and Community Care can provide you with that little
bit extra which might make all the difference to your wellbeing and
independence.
The additional cost will be minimal compared to the benefits that extra
time will make.
Call the office on 97716 900 to discuss your extra care needs.
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CLUB M Why don’t you join us for a delicious hot lunch at 12.00pm at the Wellness & Lifestyle Centre. All meals will be served at 12.00pm Cost CHSP clients $12.00 Private $16.50 If you would like to be approved for meals as CHSP client you will need a referral, followed by a phone call or possibly a face to face assessment from My Aged Care team. Please ask at reception or call 97716 900 MONDAY MENU 5 July— Creamy bacon carbanara. Dessert Stewed apple & custard 12 July—Cottage Pie served with vegetables. Dessert self saucing pudding with ice cream 19 July—Bangers, mash potato with cauliflower/ broccoli cheese. Dessert banana custard 26 July—Apricot chicken. Dessert Bread & butter pudding with custard TUESDAY MENU 6 July— Spaghetti Bolognese. Dessert lemon cheesecake with cream 13 July—Roast chicken, roast vegetables with greens. Dessert fruit & ice cream 20 July—Luncheon (refer to page 15) 27 July—Potato & leek soup, served with bread roll. Dessert apple pie & ice cream 6
MENU THIS MONTH
THURSDAY MENU
1 July— Apricot chicken served with rice.
Dessert Apple pie & custard
8 July— Roast pork, roast vegetables, cauliflower/broccoli cheese.
Dessert jelly & fruit with ice cream
15 July— Pumpkin soup served with crust bread
Dessert sticky date pudding & cream
22 July— Roast pork, roast vegetables served with greens.
Dessert fresh fruit & ice cream
22 July—Crumbed chicken breast, served with mash & vegetables.
Dessert fresh fruit & ice cream
29 July— Roast pork, roast vegetables, cauliflower/broccoli cheese.
Dessert stewed apple & custard
FRIDAY MENU
2 July— Fish & chips served with vegetables.
Dessert fruit jelly & ice cream
9 July— Quiche, chips & salad.
Dessert apple crumble & custard
16 July— Curried sausages & mash.
Dessert fruit salad & ice cream
23 July— Chicken casserole.
Dessert cheese cake & cream
30 July— Fish & chips served with salad.
Dessert bread & butter pudding with custard
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Quiz Day
Put your thinking caps on
WHEN: Tuesday 6 July
WHERE: Wellness and Respite Community Centre
TIME: 10.00am -2.00pm
COST: $12.00 (includes morning tea)
Lunch $12.00 (You are also welcome to BYO)
Transport $6.00
If you enjoy challenging your brain with like minded people then this is
an event for you!
The day will begin with morning tea, followed by a quiz and a
delicious lunch.
Bookings are essential; please phone office on 9771 6900
French luncheon
WHEN: Tuesday 13 July
WHERE: Wellness & Respite Community
Centre
TIME: Pick up starts 11.00am
Venue 11.45am
COST: Lunch $25.00
Transport $6.00
Come along and enjoy a feast of tasty French cuisine, whilst catching
up with friends.
Our luncheons are always very enjoyable, so do come along and join in
the fun and games particularly if you haven’t been before.
Please phone the office for bookings on 9771 6900
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Movie Afternoon
I Still Believe
WHEN: Tuesday 20 July
WHERE: Wellness & Respite Community
Centre
TIME: Pick up starts 12.00pm
Venue 12.20pm
COST: $6.00 transport
$4.00 movie & afternoon tea
A delicious lunch will be available if you would like to arrive earlier.
Bookings are essential for catering purposes.
Christian singer and songwriter Jeremy Camp embarks on an
inspiring journey of love and gets married to Melissa despite her
limited time in the world.
Please phone the office for bookings on 9771 6900
Christmas in July
WHEN: Tuesday 27 July
WHERE: Wellness & Respite
Community Centre
TIME: Pick up starts 10.45am
Event starts 11.45
COST: $30.00
Transport $6.00
It’s that time of the year again!
Come along and enjoy a traditional 3 course Christmas Feast
combined with a load of fun with raffles, games and laughs.
Bookings are essential for catering purposes.
Please phone the office for bookings on 9771 6900
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TAI CHI
Come and join in the fun. Novice or
experienced, all abilities welcome.
WHEN: Every Wednesday 10.30 - 11.30
COST: $10.00
WHERE: Wellness and Respite Community Centre
The benefits of Tai Chi for seniors are incredible. A low-impact,
relaxing form of exercise that only requires about 20 minutes a day and
rewards your efforts. Tai Chi is an internal Chinese martial art in the
sense that it focuses on mental and spiritual aspects integrated into
movement.
Tai Chi is one of the most effective exercises for health of mind and
body. This practice is taught around the world as it is proven to help
people to relax and feel better.
Here are 12 amazing benefits of Tai Chi for seniors:
Relieves physical effects of stress
Promotes deep breathing
Reduces bone loss in menopausal women
Improves lower body and leg strength
Helps with arthritis pain
Reduces blood pressure
Requires mind and body integration through mental imagery
Accumulates energy by releasing endorphins rather than depleting it
Enhances mental capacity and concentration
Improves balance and stability by strengthening ankles and knees
Promotes faster recovery from strokes and heart attacks
Improves conditions of Alzheimer’s, Multiple Sclerosis, and
Parkinson's
If you require more information please phone office on 9771 6900
10CARERS SUPPORT GROUP
WHEN: Thursday 15 July
WHERE: Wellness and Respite Community Centre
TIME: 10.00AM -12.00PM
COST: $12.00
If you are caring for a loved one and are in need of support or you just
want to chat because you have been a carer, please come along and
experience our nurturing carers group.
Allow yourselves to be pampered with some Tender Touch, share time
with other carers and indulge in a delicious home made morning tea.
All discussions are confidential.
Please phone the office to book on 9771 6900
Consider these tips:
1. Get help. If friends, neighbors, or family offer to help, say yes and
be specific about what they can do …
2. Take a break at least once a day. Read a book, go for a walk, or
meditate…
3. Take care of your own health. Schedule regular checkups…
4. Get support from other caregivers.
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11MEN’S OUTING
WHEN: Wednesday 7 July
WHERE: Willow Springs picnic spot
TIME: Pick up Manjimup starts at 8am
COST: $25.00
Come along and enjoy a day out with mates in a lovely setting whilst
sharing a tasty BBQ lunch.
Please be aware that numbers may be limited due to COVID social
distancing requirements.
Bookings are essential; please contact the office on 9771 6900
MEN’S OUTING
WHEN: Wednesday 21 July
WHERE: Donnybrook Hotel
TIME: Pick up Manjimup starts at 8am
COST: $20.00
Come along for a day out with mates.
Enjoy lunch at the hotel at your own expense.
Please be aware that numbers may be limited due to COVID social
distancing requirements.
Bookings are essential; please contact the office on 9771 6900
MANJIMUP LADIES DAY OUTING
WHEN: Friday 23 July
WHERE: The Gingerbread House
TIME: Pick up Manjimup starts at 11am
COST: $20.00
Come along for a fabulous a ladies day out.
Enjoy lunch at the café at your own expense, followed by a wander
through the Gingerbread house.
Please be aware that numbers will be limited due to COVID social
distancing requirements, therefore only 8 seats available on the bus.
Bookings are essential; please contact the office on 9771 6900
12BORONIA CLUB
10am - 2pm every Monday, Tuesday and Friday
NEW DAY TUESDAY We have now opening Boronia Cub on
Tuesdays for your convenience and will be providing a range of new
interesting activities.
The Boronia Club provides a warm homely environment aimed at
meeting the needs of people living with dementia and their carers.
Based on a wellness model, this home away from home provides an
evidence based, therapeutic environment that seeks to maximize
wellbeing.
Family carers can enjoy a short break from their caring role, confident
in the knowledge that their loved one is enjoying a wonderful time
with caring, staff and friends.
We provide a range of meaningful activities or just a space to enjoy
company and interaction with others.
Boronia Club runs on Mondays, Tuesdays and Fridays with a
pick up service beginning at 9.15am.
If you would like more information, please contact the Wellness &
Respite Community Centre during office hours on 9771 6900
On Friday 4 June Boronia
Club went out for a bus trip to
Warren & Colleen
Eaton’s farm, had a chat &
cuppa & enjoyed the view.
Anne Austin, Steve
Yovkoff, Walter An-
ger & Pat Puttick
Friday 11 June Boronia Club went on
another bus trip to the Donnelly River village.
All were a little scared of the emus but loved
the kangaroos.
13AUTUMN CLUB
WHERE: Hidden River Estate
WHEN: Friday 9 July
TIME: Pick up CWA 11.15am
COST: $20.00
Numbers are still restricted due to social distancing requirements,
therefore only 8 seats are available on the bus.
Come along and enjoy a day out at this lovely venue. Order lunch from
the menu at your own expense.
Bookings are essential; please phone the office on 9771 6900
GOLDEN OLDIES OUTING
WHERE: Hidden River Estate
WHEN: Friday 16 July
TIME: Pick up Northcliffe Retirement Village
11am
COST: $20.00
Numbers are still restricted due to social distancing
requirements, therefore only 8 seats are available on the bus.
Come along and enjoy a day out. Order lunch from the menu at your
own expense.
Bookings are essential; please phone the office on 9771 6900
Over 50’s Exercise Group
Combine fun, dancing and fitness at the over 50’s Exercise Group
WHEN: Every Tuesday and Thursday
WHERE: Wellness and Respite Community Centre
TIME: 9 - 10am: Followed by morning tea
COST: $2.00
For anyone over the age of 50, all fitness levels are welcome to join
in. Please come along on the day or phone the office for more
information on 9771 6900
14OUT AND ABOUT
The Mexican luncheon was
enjoyed by Stephen, Maurice,
Anne, Mary, Peg, Trevor & Ruby.
The men’s group enjoying a BBQ
lunch at Heartlea picnic area.
Jimmy, Adrian, Maurice, Trevor,
Len, George & Stephen.
What a spectacular
mural at the Collie
Wellington Dam! It is the
biggest dam mural in the
world & well worth the visit
if you have the opportunity.
Jon, Stephen, George,
Danny, Richard & Colin
15CROWEA & BORONIA CLUB M
Mon 5 Tues 6 Wed 7
Boronia Club
Boronia Club (refer to page 13) TAI CHI
(refer to page 13) Over 50’s Exercise Group (refer to page 10)
(refer to page 14)
Quiz Day Men’s Outing
(refer to page 8) (refer to page 12)
Mon 12 Tues 13 Wed 14
Boronia Club
Boronia Club (refer to page 13) TAI CHI
(refer to page 13) Over 50’s Exercise Group (refer to page 10)
(refer to page 14)
French Luncheon
(refer to page 8)
Mon 19 Tues 20 Wed 21
Boronia Club TAI CHI
Boronia Club (refer to page 13) (refer to page 10)
(refer to page 13) Over 50’s Exercise Group
(refer to page 14) Men’s Outing
Movie Afternoon (refer to page 12)
(refer to page 9)
Mon 26 Tue 27 Wed 28
Boronia Club TAI CHI
Boronia Club (refer to page 13) (refer to page 10)
(refer to page 13) Over 50’s Exercise Group
(refer to page 14) Ladies Pamper Day
Christmas in July (refer to page 5)
16 (refer to page 9)MONTHLY ACTIVITIES PROGRAMME
Thurs 1 Fri 2 Sat 3
Over 50’s Exercise
Group (refer to page 14) Boronia Club
Lunch 12pm - 1pm (refer to page 13)
If you require lunch
remember to order
Bingo 1pm - 3pm
Thurs 8 Fri 9 Sat 10
Over 50’s Exercise Boronia Club Bunbury Outing
Group (refer to page 14) (refer to page 13) Pick up starts 8am
Drop home approx
Lunch 12pm - 1pm Autumn Club 4pm
If you require lunch Outing
remember to order Cost $20.00
Bingo 1pm - 3pm
(refer to page 14)
Thurs 15 Fri 16 Sat 17
Over 50’s Exercise Boronia Club
Group (refer to page 14) (refer to page 13)
Carers support Group
(refer to page 11) Golden Oldies
Lunch 12pm - 1pm Outing
If you require lunch (refer to page 14)
remember to order
Bingo 1pm - 3pm
Thurs 22 Fri 23 Sat 24
Over 50’s Exercise Boronia Club Winter Craft Fair
Group (refer to page 14) (refer to page 13) Bridgetown
Lunch 12pm - 1pm Pick up starts 8am
If you require lunch Ladies Day Out Drop home approx
remember to order (refer to page 12) 4pm
Bingo 1 - 3pm
Cost $20.00
Thurs 29 Fri 30 Sat 31
Over 50’s Exercise Please phone the
Group (refer to page 14) office on
Lunch 12pm - 1pm
If you require lunch 9771 6900
remember to order to book the
Bingo 1 - 3pm
17 activitiesSchool
18 Deanmill Primary School, drawn by Kerry Trease.
Your Art work is amazing Kerry!Refer to page 30 for answers 19
Sausage and lentil casserole
10min prep 1hr 40m cook 4 servings
Ingredients
1 tbsp. olive oil
8 beef sausages
1 large brown onion, chopped
4 rashers bacon, rind removed,
chopped
2 garlic cloves, crushed
2 cups dried brown lentils, rinsed
2 dried bay leaves
3 cups Massel chicken style liquid stock
4 tomatoes, chopped
1/2 cup flat-leaf parsley leaves, chopped
Method
1. Preheat oven to 180°C. heat oil in a frying pan over medium-high
heat. Cook sausages, turning, for 5 minutes or until browned.
Remove to an ovenproof casserole dish.
2. Add onion, bacon and garlic to pan. Cook, stirring, for 5 minutes or
until soft. Add lentils. Stir to coat in onion mixture. Add bay leaves
and stock. Bring to the boil. Pour lentil mixture over sausages.
Cover and cook for 1 hour.
3. Add tomatoes to casserole. Cover. Cook for 30 minutes or until len-
til are tender.
4. Remove from oven. Discard bay leaves. Stir in parsley. Season with
salt and pepper.
Serve.
www.taste.com.au/recipes/sausage-lentil-casserole
2021
Short Story Jokes
International Jokes Day 1 July 2021
Husbands & Wives
A couple were driving along a country road in silence. They had
earlier had a discussion,, which in turn led to an argument, and
neither one wanted to concede their position. As they passed a
farmyard, they noticed several pigs, mules and goats.
“Relatives of Yours?” the husband asked sarcastically.
“Yes,” said his wife”- IN—LAWS,’
Ultimate Revenge
“Cash or Credit Card?” asked the sales lady to a woman shopper.
As the woman struggled with her purse, the remote control for a TV
set came tumbling out onto the counter. “Do you always carry your
TV remote around with you?” she asked the woman.
“No,” she replied, “but I asked my husband to come shopping with
me and he refused, so this is the most severe punishment I can
hive him that’s still legal.”
Words, Words, Words
A husband is reading a newspaper article to his wife.
“Women use about 30,000 words to a man’s 15,000” he reads.
“That’s because we have to repeat everything we say to men,” she
replies.
Her husband gets the paper and says “WHAT?”
The Speeding Car
A state policeman pulls over a speeding car.
“I was only going 40!” the driver protests.
“Not according to my radar,” says the policeman.
“yes I was!” the man shouts back.
“No you weren’t.” the policeman says.
With that the man’s wife leans towards the window and says:
“Officer, I should warn you not to argue with my husband when he’s
been drinking”.
22Cairo The Military Dog Cairo is a Belgian Malinois that was bred to be a military dog. Malinois were a very unfamiliar shepherd breed outside of Belgian until Cairo’s story became news. Navy SEAL Will Chesney first met his military working dog named Cairo in 2008. They went on a seven-week training camp in California. Cairo learned how to attack a target, to bite and release on command, to skydive, to sniff out weapons and improvised explosive devices, and to move quickly and quietly through unforgiving terrain. Cairo proved to be obedient and intelligent and ready for action. In June 2009 they were deployed to Afghanistan. During a mission that involved heavy firefight with insurgents, Cairo was shot in the chest and front leg. The call went over the radio. “FWIAI” - friendly wounded in action. There was no distinction between human and canine. Cairo was a SEAL. He survived, and in May 2011 Cairo was the only dog to accompany a Navy SEAL team to Pakistan in search of Osama bin Laden. He sat in the Black Hawk helicopter—wearing a vest and night vision goggles—with another 11 Navy SEALS as they descended upon Osama bin Laden’s compound in what would come to be known as Operation Neptune Spear. The raid on Bin Laden’s compounds was supposed to have taken 15 minutes but the helicopter malfunctioned and instead of landing gently it landed heavily, spoiling the element of surprise. The noise woke everyone up in the compound and they rushed outside. Cairo helped to secure the perimeter, barking furiously and forcing people to retreat while the SEALS stormed the compound. Thirty—eight minutes later, Bin Laden was dead and Cairo and the SEALS were on their way back home. The members of the SEAL team and Cairo became national heroes. 23
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FUN CROSSWORD
Refer to page 31 for answers
25How to Play Suduko
Sudoku is a puzzle involving logic - no arithmetic or guessing is
required! The basic idea of completing puzzles is to find cells (the small
squares) where you are sure that only one value is a valid placement.
The Basics
The rules of Sudoku are that you should fill a number in to every cell in
the grid, using the numbers 1 to 9. The restriction is that you can only
use each number once in each row, each column, and in each of the 3
x 3 boxes.
HAVE A GO AT SUDUKO!!!
3 6
8 4 2
5 3
1 6 5 7
2 8 9
7 6 5 8
1 3
2 7 1
2 9
See answers on page 34
26Chocolate Quiz
Questions:
1. Name the romantic movie featuring Johnny Depp and Juliette
Binoche
2. What kind of chocolate is the healthiest?
3. Does chocolate contain caffeine?
4. Why is white chocolate white?
5.At what times of the year do people buy the most chocolate?
6. What country eats the most chocolate?
7. Why is chocolate associated with Love?
8. Which chocolate bar has a coconut filling covered with milk
chocolate?
9. What part of a chocolate bunny do people eat first?
10. What are side-effects some people may have from eating (too
much) chocolate?
11. Which Australian dessert is covered in chocolate and coconut?
12. Which country has a traditional savoury sauce that uses
chocolate and hot chile? What is it called?
13. Which European country was the first to enjoy chocolate?
14. How many types of chocolate bars can you name?
15. How do you say ‘chocolate’ in Italian?
16. What is the name of the chocolate tree?
17. In 1947 children from which country protested when chocolate
went from 5 cents to 8 cents?
18. Originally named after a horse, it is today the world’s best-selling
chocolate bar. It is…
19. Which chocolate was part of the ration for the US troops during
WWII?
20. In late 17th century people started adding a liquid to chocolate;
what was it?
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Refer to page 30 for answersMeals on Wheels WA - more than just a meal!
Several lucky Meals on Wheels consumers recently received a bag
of 4 hygiene products collected from Manjimup Woolworths. The
products were kindly donated by Reckitt Benckiser who donated
50,000 units of each of the following hygiene products throughout
Australia for people who receive Meals on Wheels: Glen 20, Pine O
Cleen wipes, Disinfectant Gel and Multi Purpose Spray in a
recyclable Woolworths carry bag.
As Manjimup Home and Community Care provide Meals on Wheels
to the community, we were selected to receive the bags to distribute
to MOW’s consumers.
If you register for MOW’s during June and July you will be eligible for
a hygiene bag while stocks last!
Meals on Wheels recipients Darryl
Atkinson & Margaret O’Breeza were over
joyed with the bag of cleaning goodies.
Always nice to get a free gift.
28Horse Trivia Source: GoldenCarers.com There are an estimated 75 million horses in the world. The smallest horse in the world is the South American Falabellas averaging 32 inches / 78 cms and the tallest the Shire from England averaging 5.8 feet or 178 cms. Arabian horses have one less rib, one less lumbar bone, and one or two fewer tail vertebrae than other horses. Brumbies are free-roaming wild horses in Australia. They are in great number in the Australian Alps region in South-Eastern Australia. Horse riding in the U.K. is more popular than rugby, fishing and cricket. 4.6 million Americans are involved in the equine industry as horse owners, service providers, employees and volunteers. Tens of millions more participate as spectators. Mustangs are a breed of horse that roam wild in North America. They are related to the horses the Spanish brought to North America 400 years ago. Wild horses in New Zealand are called 'Kaimanawa'; they are domestic horses released in the 19th and 20 centuries. About Horses and American Indians In 1540 the Spanish introduced horses into America. Some escaped and became wild horses. In the 1600s Spanish missionaries and settlers made their home in New Mexico, west of Texas. The Spanish used the Indians as slaves and workers. The slaves and workers soon learned to work with horses; training and riding them, but at that time there was a law that prohibited Indians to have horses and guns. In 1680 the Indians revolted against the Spanish and drove them off their land and back to Old Mexico. The Indians then started to use the horses like the Spanish; breeding them and teaching other tribes to ride them so they could trade them. The horses changed life for the Indians; when before they hunted buffalos on foot, they now had horses. They now could keep up with a running buffalo and get close enough to shoot the beasts with arrows. 29
Answers to Chocolate quiz from page 27
1. Chocolat 2. Dark chocolate because it is the least processed
3. Yes 4. White chocolate is made with cocoa-butter not chocolate
5. Easter, Valentine’s Day Christmas and Halloween 6. Switzerland
7. It stimulates the production of endorphins, chemicals in the brain
that create feelings of pleasure. This causes rapid mood change and
feelings of well being bordering on euphoria usually associated with
being in love. 8. Bounty 9. 76% of people eats the ears first 10.
Weight gain, tooth decay acne 11. Lamingtons 12. Mexico the
traditional Mole sauce calls for chocolate and lots of hot chiles!
13. Spain 14. Kit-Kat, Mars Bar, Kinder Surprise, etc 15. Cioccolato
16. Theobroma cacao 17. Canada 18. Snickers 19. M&M’s 20. Milk
and so the Hot Chocolate was born
Answers to Sudoku from page 30
4 5 3 2 6 9 7 8 1
9 8 6 4 7 1 5 2 3
1 7 2 8 5 3 4 9 6
8 4 1 6 9 2 3 5 7
2 3 5 7 8 4 1 6 9
7 6 9 3 1 5 8 4 2
5 9 4 1 3 6 2 7 8
3 2 8 9 4 7 6 1 5
6 1 7 5 2 8 9 3 5
Answer to Riddle from page 19: Darkness
30Answers to crossword from page 25 31
And the winner of the $5.00
scratchie is
Tom Christidis
CONGRATULATIONS!
YOUR COMMENTS & FEEDBACK
ARE ALWAYS WELCOME
MHCC Office Phone: 97716 900
Visit us at: 1A Edwards Street, Manjimup
Mail to: PO Box 1, Manjimup, 6258
Email: liz.lockyear@manjimup.wa.gov.au
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