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Mentone Public Library Proudly Zooms for its Grand Finale with George Ivanoff Presenting: "The Supernatural Survival Guide" - 11am, Saturday, 11 December 2021

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  Mentone Public Library's An Author for All Seasons: Series Eleven Proudly Presents on     The Grand Finale   with George Ivanoff Presenting... From Beyond  The North Pole  &  Solar System... Pre-Order Copies  Ahead of Zoom Event  Scheduled for: 11am,  Saturday, 11 December 2021 from  Beaumaris Books by clicking on the image below: EVENT  ADMISSION DETAILS   Entry:  $5 Payment Options:  Ask a Librarian: Set up an Appointment time to pay by cash: mentonepubliclibrary@gmail.com   (Option Available until end Wednesday, 8 December 2021)   Electronic or In-Branch Banking Please state : event name  &  your name   in transfer description to help us identify your payment:   Example: SupernaturalZoom-IVANOFFGeorge   BOOKINGS: (Essential) mentonepubliclibrary@gmail.com     ENQUIRIES: Phone : (03) 9005 6300* *  Don't let the British Skype lady deter you... you've reached the right number! or  Email: mentonepubliclibrary@gmail.com   Venue:  Online : Mentone  Public Library 

Exhibit A Unmasked: Laraine Stephens Unites Local History & Crime Fiction to a Riveting Cliffhanger: Zoom Review - 11am, Saturday, 20 November 2021

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Zoom Review   Exhibit A Unmasked:   Laraine Stephens  Unites Local History  &  Crime Fiction  to a Riveting Cliffhanger   REVIEW PART ONE   by   Sharni Brazier  All of us were bracing ourselves,  waiting with bated breath  for a jarring account of murder.   Peter Ratcliff, Secretary of  Mordialloc & District Historical Society Inc .  ( M&DH Society ),  lulled us into a false sense of calm  in vividly describing the genteel,   historical origins of the Bayside municipality his organisation serves:   Mentone, Parkdale and Mordialloc.   M&DH Society is dedicated to  meticulously preserving and representing  the cultural heritage  of the municipality’s  past.     Mentone in itself was originally planned  as a refreshing beachside holiday escape  from the teeming bustle of overcrowded  inner “Marvellous Melbourne”.    Its architecture is an echo of this initial vision, with historic buildings dating from the 1880s to the 1920s.   Cred