Last week;s questions and answers It is indeed a lovely shirt, sir, The Pelaco ad on the hoarding above the SEC offices in Bay street. Before that it was Me tink it fit showing a thin aboriginal boy wearing an over-sized, white, mens shirt. Paddy Wallace was the chemist in Bay street at corner of Playne St. In the middle of the highway from town to the Mile Bridge was the Avenue of Honour with brass plaques giving date of birth, name and date of death of WW1 soldiers from Frankston. Colin Bragg ran the Jazz dance in the Mechanics Institute. Colin was an afficianado of Jazz with his main interest being The firehouse five plus one the most popular tune was Tiger rag, which allowed boys to actually hold the girls in our arms. It was then I learnt that Mother nature knew what she was doing when she designed girls (see the last question and answer for enlightenment). I found that wearing Old Spice (even though I didnt shave) and giving a girl a 6d bottle of Apple Blossom perfume ensured you of a good night kiss, inside the dance hall, before their mothers took them home .. I also discovered that they had soft squelchy bits, that you could squeeze late at night in the dance hall, with, occasionally, getting a gentle but firm face smack for so doing! Mr Church was the minister at St Pauls C of E. There was a bronze cannon at the top of that point overlooking the Summer Tea Gardens. I was led to believe that it was first em-placed at Pt Nepean in the late 19th century to defend Victoria (then a colony) against a possible invasion by Russia. If you werent picked for a sports team on Wednesdays you rode your bike up Kars St to the dam. Kars St., didnt meet Humphreys Road then, and skinny dipped with other boys and some girls (usually about 6-10 of us). It was there I was totally confused that girls did not have a willy and was left confused for many years as to how they did their number one! I now realise that Mother Nature knew exactly what she was doing.
Posted on: Sun, 20 Jul 2014 22:05:07 +0000
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