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- | THE SYDNEY BUSHWALKER. | + | ====== The Sydney Bushwalker. ====== |
- | A monthly | + | |
- | mrwroa. Mao mem...M....W.-1wammm orase...Y.E.IilmAaMow waao..e..m.M ami.0 | + | A monthly |
- | No.235 | + | |
- | Co-Editors: Dot Butler, Boundary | + | ---- |
- | Wahroonga. (JW2208). Typed by Jean Harvey | + | |
- | Geof Wagg, 19 Mary Street, Blacktown. | + | === No. 235. June, 1954. Price 6d. === |
- | Business Manager: Alex Colley Production: Alan Wilson | + | |
- | (XAl255). | + | |**Co-Editors**|Dot Butler, Boundary |
- | 0 0 0 | + | |**Business Manager**|Alex Colley |
- | CONTENTS. | + | |**Production**|Alan Wilson (FY2047).| |
- | Page | + | |**Sales and Subs**|Jess Martin.| |
- | Instructional Weekend, by Dot Butler 2 | + | |**Typed by**|Jean Harvey.| |
- | Siedlecky' | + | |
- | Quiet Goes the Don, by Geof Wagg 4 | + | ===== In This Issue: ===== |
- | At Our Monthly General Meeting 5 | + | |
- | News From the New Zealand Contingent, by Keith Renwick7 Mpu Can Wash In a Billy, by The Conservation | + | | | |Page| |
- | Secretary 8 | + | |Instructional Weekend|Dot Butler| 2| |
- | - Cheddar Choppings 8 | + | |Quiet Goes the Don|Geof Wagg| 4| |
- | Specifications for Club Room 10 | + | |At Our Monthly General Meeting| | 5| |
- | The A.E.M., by Key. Ardill 10 | + | |News From the New Zealand Contingent|Keith Renwick| 7| |
- | The Sanitarium Health Food Shop (Advertisement) 11 | + | |You Can Wash In a Billy|The Conservation Secretary| 8| |
- | Easter Parade - Part II, by Jim Brown 12 | + | |Cheddar Choppings| | 8| |
- | Scenic Motor Tours (Advertisement) 13 | + | |Specifications for Club Room| |10| |
- | , Leica Photo Service (Advertisement) 15 | + | |The A.E.M.|Kev. Ardill|10| |
- | Federation Notes - May Meeting, by Allen A. Strom 16 | + | |Easter Parade - Part II|Jim Brown|12| |
- | The Warrumbunglers, by Geof Wagg 18 | + | |Federation Notes - May Meeting|Allen A. Strom|16| |
- | 0 , Letter to the Editor - " | + | |The Warrumbunglers|Geof Wagg|18| |
- | Winter Comes But Once a Year (Paddy' | + | |Letter to the Editor - " |
- | 0 0 | + | |
- | EDITORIAL. | + | ===== Advertisements: |
- | Our proposed Editorial utterances on the subject of Our Views | + | |
- | on Publicity or The Duties of Members and Prospectives | + | | |Page| |
- | 2. | + | |Siedlecky' |
- | INSTRUCTIONAL_TEEK-END. | + | |Sanitarium Health Food Shop|11| |
- | - Dot But The Binns? Bonfire Blowout at Euroka. | + | |Scenic Motor Tours|13| |
- | mindarSM muumus +. | + | |Leica Photo Service|13| |
- | The Instructional-cum-Publicity-cum-Cracker-Night week-end was | + | |Winter Comes But Once a Year (Paddy' |
- | a sparkling success. There were 44 present, including 4 children but not counting fractions, a reporter from " | + | |
+ | ---- | ||
+ | |||
+ | === Editorial. === | ||
+ | |||
+ | Our proposed Editorial utterances on the subject of Our Views on Publicity or The Duties of Members and Prospectives | ||
+ | |||
+ | ---- | ||
+ | |||
+ | ===== Instructional Week-End. ===== | ||
+ | |||
+ | - Dot Butler. | ||
+ | |||
+ | === The Binns' | ||
+ | |||
+ | The Instructional-cum-Publicity-cum-Cracker-Night week-end was a sparkling success. There were 44 present, including 4 children but not counting fractions, a reporter from " | ||
On Saturday morning the weather did its dismal best to dampen spirits, but gave up the unequal struggle in the early afternoon so that when the main body stepped off the train at Glenbrook a fine autumn afternoon greeted them. They were soon out to Euroka Clearing, the apprehension felt by some on hearing gun-shots en route being soon allayed when they discovered the early arrivals were only letting off a salvo of bungers. | On Saturday morning the weather did its dismal best to dampen spirits, but gave up the unequal struggle in the early afternoon so that when the main body stepped off the train at Glenbrook a fine autumn afternoon greeted them. They were soon out to Euroka Clearing, the apprehension felt by some on hearing gun-shots en route being soon allayed when they discovered the early arrivals were only letting off a salvo of bungers. | ||
- | Camps were soon established, | ||
- | The camp fire was lit soon after 7 and Tim gave his instructional talk on camperaft to a quiet audience. Then the fireworks were turned on and peace vanished. Near at hand bungers banged, crackers cracked, Tom Thumbs spluttered, pin wheels whirled, volcanoes belched forth fire and smoke, other things too numerous to mention jumped and whirred and spat like wild cats in a Satanic atmosphere of fire aid brimstone, while from a high hill station rockets roared up from the ground carrying their trail of sparks into the hollow dark. | ||
- | Down by the river a distraught cow, separated from her calf, had | ||
- | been giving voice to heart-rending bellows throughout the night. This caused some concern to those who thought themselves light sleepers, but after the cracker orgy there were no further complaints about the | ||
- | cow. | ||
- | A sing-song followed the fireworks. At aboutll orclock people began drifting off to bed, the last late song-birds quitting the camp- | ||
- | fire at 3.30 a m. It rained a bit in the early hours of the morning | ||
- | but everyone was dead to the world and its weeping, and it passed almost unnoticed. Dawn brought long creeping swathes of white mist; a lone cooking fire made a slender column of smoke in the still pre- breakfast silence, and one by one the sleepers awoke. | ||
- | The reporter and photographer did the rounds early getting items | ||
- | for their paper. The Three Monicas had to be forcibly evicted and | ||
- | sent down to the creek to pose as Bushwalkers Bathing: they perched | ||
- | fully clothed on the bank with their boots on and washed behind their ears. How typical! | ||
- | IMPORTANT TRANSPORT NOTICE | ||
- | BU_S_H.WAL.ILERS REQUIRING TRANSPORT | ||
- | 9 | ||
- | FROM BLACKHEATH | ||
- | SIEDLECKY.' | ||
- | 116 STAT ION STREET , ACKBEATH | ||
- | 24 HOUR SERVICE. | ||
- | BUSHWA.LKERS arriving at, | ||
- | !PHONE BrHEATH 81 ror. 146. LOOK F CR CARS 3210 or TV270. | ||
- | OR -BOOK AT. MARK SALON RADIO SHOP ,OP?. STATION | ||
- | ewm- ....w awanwlymilwyrwimame | ||
- | While the prospectives were, instructed in First Aid and Map Reading a party from the lower camp, who thought they knew all about broken limbs and contour lines,. set out for a little private rock- climbing. This was great fun and eventually, developed into an instructional effort in a made-, | ||
- | After some wild skirmishing with a wh, | ||
- | ^ | ||
- | ERROR: Stndaymalk, 20th June, led by, Merle Watman and Frank Ashdown: /Phone number should read B0259, Ext. 313. Do. not171.4g after | ||
- | 4. | + | Camps were soon established, |
- | Sheila Binn.8.1 walk scheduled for July 3-4, 'Perry s -.33lue | + | |
- | 0 0 0 4' | + | The camp fire was lit soon after 7 and Jim gave his instructional talk on camperaft to a quiet audience. Then the fireworks were turned on and peace vanished. Near at hand bungers banged, crackers cracked, Tom Thumbs spluttered, pin wheels whirled, volcanoes belched forth fire and smoke, other things too numerous to mention jumped and whirred and spat like wild cats in a Satanic atmosphere of fire and brimstone, while from a high hill station rockets roared up from the ground carrying their trail of sparks into the hollow dark. |
- | 4. | + | |
+ | Down by the river a distraught cow, separated from her calf, had been giving voice to heart-rending bellows throughout the night. This caused some concern to those who thought themselves light sleepers, but after the cracker orgy there were no further complaints about the cow. | ||
+ | |||
+ | A sing-song followed the fireworks. At about 11 o' | ||
+ | |||
+ | The reporter and photographer did the rounds early getting items for their paper. The Three Monicas had to be forcibly evicted and sent down to the creek to pose as Bushwalkers Bathing: they perched fully clothed on the bank with their boots on and washed behind their ears. How typical! | ||
+ | |||
+ | While the prospectives were instructed in First Aid and Map Reading a party from the lower camp, who thought they knew all about broken limbs and contour lines, set out for a little private rock-climbing. This was great fun and eventually developed into an instructional effort in a made-to-order chimney. They returned to camp in great hilarity - a party of Highland warriors being led by the Chieftain on horseback while his standard-bearer bore aloft a bleached cow's skull on a pole, bagpipes skirling wildly in the clear upland air and Highland Flings being flung among the heather. | ||
+ | |||
+ | After some wild skirmishing with a wheel-barrow and a late lunch it was time to pack up and go home, which we did. There will be another Instructional Week-end (neat, with no trimmings) on 14-15th August. We'11 see you there. | ||
+ | |||
+ | ---- | ||
+ | |||
+ | __Error__: Sunday walk, 20th June, led by Merle Watman and Frank Ashdown: 'Phone number should read B0259, __Ext. 313__. | ||
+ | |||
+ | ---- | ||
+ | |||
+ | Sheila Binns' | ||
+ | |||
+ | ---- | ||
QUIET GOES TIE DUN. | QUIET GOES TIE DUN. | ||
- Geof Wagg. | - Geof Wagg. |
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