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   * Clem Hallstrom: (Who was asleep at the time) - Atom bomb fell near his home.
-(c) __Internal__: Judy Wagg, Jean Aird, Grace Aird, Heather Joyce, Yvonne Renwick, Beverley Price: most of all to Allan Wilson, John Edwards, Eric Adcock, but NOT J. Bookluck. All the above suffered a bilious attack of delayed-action type, reactions generally took place on Wednesday in Sydney. Was it the apple pie and cream at the Farm House, or was it the water in the creek on the tourist track up to Medlow Bath??
+(c ) __Internal__: Judy Wagg, Jean Aird, Grace Aird, Heather Joyce, Yvonne Renwick, Beverley Price: most of all to Allan Wilson, John Edwards, Eric Adcock, but NOT J. Bookluck. All the above suffered a bilious attack of delayed-action type, reactions generally took place on Wednesday in Sydney. Was it the apple pie and cream at the Farm House, or was it the water in the creek on the tourist track up to Medlow Bath??
 The old foxes were unaffected - they had neither.
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+=====Is There A Doctor In The House?=====
+Morning papers on October 21st reported an operation carried out by expert gynaecologists on a lioness at Taronga Park. The surgery was performed with all mod. cons. including anaesthetics, and no doubt a stiff fee (including danger money) was paid to the sawbones... However... on the previous weekend Dave Brown's party from the Mini Mini Range operated on an eagle at the junction of Gibraltar Creek with the Cox, free, gratis, and without publicity. It happened like this.
+The party found the wedge-tail squatting forlornly on rocks along the edge of the Cox, with the talons of one foot caught in a rabbit trap. Evidently it had happened some days previously, for the bird was too weak to fly. This posed a problem: plainly death by starvation was only a matter of time, yet no one was very happy about approaching those razor claws, or the curved beak, or the bent wings.
+However Dr. Frank Barr took photographs (for medicinal reasons only, of course): and Dr. Ridhard Hoffman administered the anaesthetic (with a six-foot pole Of driftwood). Thereupon Drs. David Brown and Kenneth Meadows, with nurses Sheila Binns, Beryl Christiansen and Kath Brown hovering in the background, removed the foreign body from the patient.
-IS THERE A DOCTOR IN THE HOUSE?
-Morning papers on October 21st reported an operation carried out by expert gynaecologists on a lioness at Taronga.Park. The surgery war, performed with all mod, cons, including anaesthetf,cs, and no doubt a stiff fee (inCluding danger money) was paid to the sawbones... However
-  on the previous weekend Dave Brown's party from the Mini Mini Range operated on an eagle at the junction of Gibraltar Creek with the Cox, free, gratis, and without publicity. It happened like this.
-The party found the wedge-tail squatting forlornly on rocks along the edge of the Cox, with the talons of one foot caught in a rabbit trap. Evidently it had happened some days previously, for the bird wa2 too weak to fly. This posed a problem: plainly death by starvation was only a matter of time, yet no one was very happy about approaching those razor claws, or the curved beak, or the bent wings.
-However Dr. Frank Barr took photographs (for medicinal reasons only, of course): and Dr. Ridhard Hoffman aaainistered the anaesthetic (with a six-foot pole Of driftwood), Thereupon Drs. David Brown and Kenneth Meadows, with nurses Sheila Binns, Beryl Christiansen and Kath Brown hovering in the background, removed the foreign body from the :patient.
 For a time post-operative complications were feared, and at one stage it was thought that the anaesthetist had been over-enthusiastic. However the patient rallied after a time, and after a convalescent period of about two hours, took off, flying slowly at a low level down the river.
-.11maklmormassfanor.....
-WILD FLNERS AND OUR FhELINGS.
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-By Clem Hallstrom-
-Nature's way in the display of her wild flowers is something whic can always give great pleasure. There are hardships of life and adversities which mean mental turmoil, and in this struggle the thoughL may sometimes arise: Is life worth living?" Each and every one of knows how difficult it is to have tranquility always about us, but busnwalking provides an outlet so that we can reach an awareness of beauty and realise the worth of living. Mental communion with a flowering landscape conveys an answer of lasting peace, magnetises us to the surroundings, and plays a part in that tranquility we need.
+=====Wild Flowers And Our Feelings.====
-Spring introduces itself as a dream, but is the awakening from the cold and drab winter months. From the slumber of Ilinter a new life is born. Spring heralds the life of colour: the greenery of young shrubE, sprouting; the flowers taking form on more mature bushes, all adding to our admiration of the display of August and September.
+By Clem Hallstrom.
+Nature's way in the display of her wild flowers is something which can always give great pleasure. There are hardships of life and adversities which mean mental turmoil, and in this struggle the thought may sometimes arise: "Is life worth living?" Each and every one of us knows how difficult it is to have tranquility always about us, but bushwalking provides an outlet so that we can reach an awareness of beauty and realise the worth of living. Mental communion with a flowering landscape conveys an answer of lasting peace, magnetises us to the surroundings, and plays a part in that tranquility we need.
+Spring introduces itself as a dream, but is the awakening from the cold and drab winter months. From the slumber of Winter a new life is born. Spring heralds the life of colour: the greenery of young shrubs sprouting; the flowers taking form on more mature bushes, all adding to our admiration of the display of August and September.
 The wild flowers and the surroundings that are in harmony with them know of a calm and this calm is a nourishing attribute to our contentment. From the necessary reserves and wild places comes a peaceful ecstasy that one feels is real living.
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-FEDERATION NOTES - OCTOBER MEETING.
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-By Allen A. Strom,
-FORESTRY ADVISORY COUNCIL: The F.A.0 would be pleased to have.a -representati7e from tne. Federation at Council meetings. Any bushwalku who is free an the Third Thursday of the month at 2.30 p.m. willing to represent the Federation and prepared to report on matters of interest should contact either Paul Barnes (UB1351) or Allen Strom (WB2528).
+=====Federation Notes - October Meeting.=====
-ROYAL DUTCH TOURING ASSOCIATION has asked for photos on Australian 1716=117-2.ng'777776=11'6775751 i shed in Holland. This was left for attention by Miss Joy Russell,
-RANGER PATROL. Following discussion on the activities of the Patrol, Ihe-7FTETTent suqgested that bushwalkers could give vital and active assistance by joining the body: Secretary is Ken Roberts, 3 Richmond Avenue, Oremorne.
+By Allen A. Strom.
-PROPOSED V:ARRUMBUNGLES NATIONAL PARK: Messrs. Gordon McInness and 7777-7===avFFeen F7c677777777 the Department of Lands for inclusion on the Trust, if and when set up.
-FEDERATION BALL 1954: Organiser required. Anyone willing to underEF77-77-77Dr2-1-51eancontact Paul Barnes (UB1351).
+===Forestry Advisory Council:===
-CONSERVATION REPORT covered the following items . --777-77777-7-7orestry Commission to gain control of Morton Primitive Area as a Flora Reserve.
-(b) Map of proposed Park on Kariong Peninsula (copies from A. Strom - WB2528)
+The F.A.C. would be pleased to have a representative from the Federation at Council meetings. Any bushwalker who is free on the Third Thursday of the month at 2.30 p.m. willing to represent the Federation and prepared to report on matters of interest should contact either Paul Barnes (UB1351) or Allen Strom (WB2528).
-(c) Bungonia Gorge - report on destruction to panorama from Caves area and commencement of effort to have the Gorge declared a National Monument and thus prevent destruction by mining company,
-(d) Budderoo - map of proposed Park covering Barren Grounds and Budderoo (copies from A. Strom).
+===Royal Dutch Touring Association:===
-(e) Bouddi Natural Park - appeal for bushwalkers to assist voluntary patrols in Park -(contact A. Strom) and notice of Work Party on October 24/25th.
-CONFERENCE ON BUSHERE MATTERS was held on October 1st. A number of 111777were Eascussed FiTe most important being the arrangement recentl. made between Sutherland Shire Bushfire Fighting Organisation and the National Park Trust. Bushwalkers in the National Park Bushfire Patrols will be co-ordinated with this liaison.
+Has asked for photos on Australian Bushwalking. These will be published in Holland. This was left for attention by Miss Joy Russell.
+===Ranger Patrol:===
+Following discussion on the activities of the Patrol, the President suqgested that bushwalkers could give vital and active assistance by joining the body: Secretary is Ken Roberts, 3 Richmond Avenue, Cremorne.
+===Proposed Warrumbungles National Park:===
+Messrs. Gordon McInness and F.A. Pallin have been recommended to the Department of Lands for inclusion on the Trust, if and when set up.
+===Federation Ball, 1954:===
+Organiser required. Anyone willing to undertake the work please contact Paul Barnes (UB1351).
+===Conservation Report:===
+Covered the following items:
+  - Efforts by Forestry Commission to gain control of Morton Primitive Area as a Flora Reserve.
+  - Map of proposed Park on Kariong Peninsula (copies from A. Strom - WB2528)
+  - Bungonia Gorge - report on destruction to panorama from Caves area and commencement of effort to have the Gorge declared a National Monument and thus prevent destruction by mining company.
+  - Budderoo - map of proposed Park covering Barren Grounds and Budderoo (copies from A. Strom).
+  - Bouddi Natural Park - appeal for bushwalkers to assist voluntary patrols in Park (contact A. Strom) and notice of Work Party on October 24/25th.
+===Conference On Bushfire Matters:===
+Was held on October 1st. A number of matters were discussed the most important being the arrangement recently made between Sutherland Shire Bushfire Fighting Organisation and the National Park Trust. Bushwalkers in the National Park Bushfire Patrols will be co-ordinated with this liaison.
 All bushwalkers wishing to assist the Bushfire Patrols in National Park and Garawarra Park are requested to contact Paul Barnes (UB1351) without delay.
-If the Trustees of Ethan dint appearing in they sould be referred any hair or scalp found identity beyond doubt.
-CoIong Caves Reserve are interested-in the
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-one of the stalactites near the Caves entrance to Elsie Bru;gy, Pathological examination of adhering to theformation will establish
-SHOPPING LISTS ARE IN SEASON.:.
+If the Trustees of Colong Caves Reserve are interested in the small dint appearing in one of the stalactites near the Caves entrance they should be referred to Elsie Bruggy. Pathological examination of any hair or scalp found adhering to the formation will establish identity beyond doubt.
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+=====Paddy Made.=====
+===Shopping Lists Are In Season.===
 Already the prudent ones are going into town armed with Christmas shopping lists. Each list is conditioned by the character and habits of its owner. A school girl's list might run: "Soap for Mum - Razor blade for Dad - Hanky for Aunt Clarice", and a harrassed Mother's list - well, there are sufficient Mothers in the Club these days to be able to imagine it. They probably have one in the handbag right now.
 The walker's list is probably as comprehensive as any, being a jumble of gifts for friends and preparation for that trip to Tassie or the Alps or wherever it may be.
-Whether you are the careful type that works with lists or the haphazard kind that just thinks of things, 7ou might note that P addy's workroom has a full programme for the next two months. We can squeeze in a few repairs but please note that we shall positively not be able to accept aay repairs or FITerations after 30th November. Your cooperation would be appreciated. Sorry, folks, but things is tough!
-NEW LINE.
- Petrol pressure stoves. Weight 16 ozs. 5" high, 3i" diameter - complete with snail aluminium saucepan. Price 56/-.
-)LLN
-Lightweight Camp Gear
-CASTLEREACH St SYDNEY
-M2678
+Whether you are the careful type that works with lists or the haphazard kind that just thinks of things, you might note that Paddy's workroom has a full programme for the next two months. We can squeeze in a few repairs but please note that we shall positively __not__ be able to accept any repairs or alterations after 30th November. Your cooperation would be appreciated. Sorry, folks, but things is tough!
+__New Line.__
+Petrol pressure stoves. Weight 16 ozs. 5" high, 3 1/2" diameter - complete with small aluminium saucepan. Price 56/-.
+Paddy Pallin. Lightweight Camp Gear.
+Castlereagh St Sydney. M2678.
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