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The black red-bellied snake needs no description, | The black red-bellied snake needs no description, | ||
- | FEDFRNTION NOTES - MARCH. | + | =====Federation Notes - March.===== |
- | - Allen A. Strom, | + | |
- | WARRAGAMBA DAM: The President of Federation has made an appointment | + | - Allen A. Strom. |
- | CAMPSITES AND HUTS IN TASMANIA: The Launceston Walking Club has | + | |
- | Ygnaa-VF-ip771737CFEETs=67 | + | ====Warragamba Dam:==== |
- | so supplied by Government exigencies. The N.S.W. Federation of Bushwalking Clubs has made a grant of ten pounds (lO) to this work. Private individuals and clubs are invited to assist. Further information from Stan Cottier, Secretary of the N.S.W. Federation. | + | |
- | BARRINGTON HOUSE: Walkers visiting this area at Easter are reminded that itImIa | + | The President of Federation has made an appointment |
- | COURIDJAH STATION: The Department of Railways has informed Federation that aWatoi | + | |
- | SEARCH AND RESCUE PRACTICE_WFEKEND:whicli | + | ====Campsites And Huts In Tasmania:==== |
- | A Practice search in co-operdtion | + | |
+ | The Launceston Walking Club has decided to prepare campsites | ||
+ | |||
+ | ====Barrington House:==== | ||
+ | |||
+ | Walkers visiting this area at Easter are reminded that it would be advisable to seek permission before crossing this property. | ||
+ | |||
+ | ====Couridjah Station:==== | ||
+ | |||
+ | The Department of Railways has informed Federation that a water tank is being erected at Couridjah Station in compliance with the wish of Federation. | ||
+ | |||
+ | ====Search And Rescue Practice Weekend:==== | ||
+ | |||
+ | Which has been arranged for March 18,19,20th has had to be postponed | ||
+ | A Practice search in co-operation | ||
The Kameruka Club gave notice that they intended to erect a plaque and form drinking holes on the soak near Mount Warrigal to the memory of R. Thomas, late President of the Club. | The Kameruka Club gave notice that they intended to erect a plaque and form drinking holes on the soak near Mount Warrigal to the memory of R. Thomas, late President of the Club. | ||
- | CONSERVATION BURELU: The Federation will accept nominations for one Eddffion= mc-nber | + | |
- | Following | + | ====Conservation Bureau:==== |
- | BONG BONG PROPOSAL: The Budderoo Section has been recently surveyed and relYori;ed Lpon by an of of the Department of Lands. The report recommended that the natural conditions of the Crown Lands on the Plateau should not be disposed of or developed further; but opposition to a National Park was expressed as it was felt that this would bring destructive forces to the area. The Department appears to favour reservation for the Preservation of Flora and Fauna. This is | + | |
- | 15. | + | The Federation will accept nominations for one additional member |
- | important because it is known that there is a move to establish extensive dairying an the Plateau. | + | |
- | The Barren Grounds Section has been given a clean sheet by the Depart merit of Mines and the matter new rests with a decision by the Department of Lands regarding the establishment of a Faunal Reserve. | + | Following |
- | ALIENATION OF PORTION OF TEE ROYAL NATIONAL PARK: Letters of protest | + | |
- | 7-0757176777737157-71=07fE7-2TErs=73.7rFnds | + | ====Bong Bong Proposal:==== |
- | Morning Herald" | + | |
- | ETTREMA AND BUDAWANG AREA: Following upon the decision of the Depart- merit of =7 not to acquiesce in the establishment of a Faunal Reserve over the Morton Primitive Reserve, an effort Will now be made | + | The Budderoo Section has been recently surveyed and reported upon by an officer |
- | to interest the Fauna Protection Panel in the Ettrena-Budawang Area as a Faunal Reserve, | + | |
+ | The Barren Grounds Section has been given a clean sheet by the Department | ||
+ | |||
+ | ====Alienation Of Portion Of The Royal National Park:==== | ||
+ | Letters of protest | ||
+ | |||
+ | ====Ettrema And Budawang Area:==== | ||
+ | |||
+ | Following upon the decision of the Department | ||
Visits to Areas for which there are conservation plans, will be undertaken as follows - | Visits to Areas for which there are conservation plans, will be undertaken as follows - | ||
- | April 15,16.17th:: Kariong: West Patonga Area. | + | |
+ | April 15,16.17th: Kariong: West Patonga Area. | ||
April 22 to 25th (Anzac Day Weekend): Budawang; Corang Creek. | April 22 to 25th (Anzac Day Weekend): Budawang; Corang Creek. | ||
- | If you want to interest your friends and relatives in our Conservatic: | + | |
- | TEE ANNUAL RE-UNION. | + | If you want to interest your friends and relatives in our Conservation |
- | Digby. | + | |
- | gust what did happen to shatter the quiet tranquility of the Grose River banks an March 13th and 14th? For over twenty-four | + | =====The Annual Re-Union.===== |
- | weather gods had Oone good just at the right time with two days of | + | |
- | glorious sunshine, rare good fortune, surely, for 1955. | + | - "Digby". |
- | As the afternoon advanced it was interesting to watch the patte: | + | |
- | 16. | + | Just what __did__ |
- | combining just the right amount of independence with their " | + | |
- | Meanwhile the building of the great campfire was taking place, as usual under the expert guidance of Bill Henley - it was good to see such a great number of volunteers venting their wrath an the campfire logs; organisers of sketches and items were busy recruiting partners in crime and rehearsing their lines; the principals of the Opera were making last-minute preparations, | + | As the afternoon advanced it was interesting to watch the pattrn |
- | With appetites temporarily satisfied by the usual enormous variety of Bushwalker specialties, | + | |
- | 'Monsieur X, that mysterious and brilliant crystal-gazer from the East, silenced his questioners with some of the corniest answers we have ever heard. As always, Rene Browne obliged with two delightful little songs, and Ken Meadows came good with a couple of his inimitda | + | Meanwhile the building of the great campfire was taking place, as usual under the expert guidance of Bill Henley - it was good to see such a great number of volunteers venting their wrath on the campfire logs; organisers of sketches and items were busy recruiting partners in crime and rehearsing their lines; the principals of the Opera were making last-minute preparations, |
- | stage jokes with just the right amount of drawing-room flavour. The | + | |
- | last one, "A Lesson in Grarrar" caused something of a riot. And then came the time for the initiations. About a dozen new members were subject to a confusing variety of ordeals, pirate fashion, at least | + | With appetites temporarily satisfied by the usual enormous variety of Bushwalker specialties, |
- | one of which rebounded | + | |
- | contrived it. Finally,'the traditional impressive ceremony of | + | Monsieur X, that mysterious and brilliant crystal-gazer from the East, silenced his questioners with some of the corniest answers we have ever heard. As always, Rene Browne obliged with two delightful little songs, and Ken Meadows came good with a couple of his inimitable |
- | investing the President, Jim Brown9 | + | |
- | place, losing nothing of its significance although it is Jimfs second year of office. About this time some odd-coloured flames | + | And after midnight? Well, it' |
- | in the day, but the knowing ones realised it was just Colin Putt up | + | |
- | to a bit of chemical jiggery-pokery. The campfire wound up with a few more songs, and soon everybody was making short work of the | + | The morn dawned blue and warm, and many and varied were the first reactions after the night before (What' |
- | excellent brew of cocoa and fruit cake put on for youg and old. | + | |
- | And after midnight? Well, it fs a case of following your own inclinations, | + | After these nerve-wracking experiences, |
- | The morn dawned blue and warm, and many and varied were the first reactions after the night before (What' | + | |
- | way to the river for a dip after breakfast, and there was enacted such torture as would put the Dark Ages to shame. Along the sandy beach was a rather large and particularly defiling mud pool, an aftermath of the recent flooding. A band of young renegades (they must forever remain anonymous) decided that this heaven-sent gift was too precious to be ignored. Selecting their unfortunate victims one by one with a kind of perverted relish, the gang proceeded to literally "drag them through the mud", and you can say that again! "You have to pay big dough for this treatment in a beauty salon", | + | An outsider, coming upon the scene at that hour, would have found it impossible to believe that a party of 150 people had camped on this spot, so little was the natural order disturbed. Hardly was there a mark of recent human occupation in evidence. This is, of course, as it should be, and although we are quite familiar with the campsite left unblemished, |
- | After these nerve-wracking experiences, | + | |
- | An outsider, coming upon the scene at that hour, would have found it impossible to believe that a party of 150 people had camped on thi:- | + | Here's hoping that there will be many happy returns of a Reunion as enjoyable as this one proved to be. |
- | spot, so little was the natural order disturbed. Hardly was thci, | + | |
- | mark of recent human occupation in evidence. This is, of course, as it should be, and although we are quite familiar with the campsite left unblemished, | + | =====Report From Parks And Playground Movement - March 1955.===== |
- | Here's hoping that there will be many happy returns of a Reunion as enjoyable as this one proved to be0 | + | |
- | 18, | + | |
- | . REPORT FROM PARKS AND PLAYGROUNDS MOVEEENT. | + | |
- Hilda Stoddart. | - Hilda Stoddart. | ||
- | BLUE MOUNTAIN NATIONAL PARK. Mr. Hume reports that the Minister for Lands has now received | + | |
- | The Forestry Department has been Permitting | + | ====Blue Mountains National Park.==== |
- | The Movement considers that an area of 35 square miles is too large and sUggests | + | |
- | WARRAH-KARIONG. Miss Crommelin and the Gosford Fauna and Flora Yn' | + | Mr. Hume reports that the Minister for Lands has now received |
- | GLENBROOK PARK. This park has an area of 8i acres and the Blue liounaiE77n47y | + | |
- | RITE PARK. Ryde Council proposed to grant a site on this park for an -2-717MVTFemants | + | The Forestry Department has been permitting |
- | ROYAL NATIONAL PARK. In reply 177=17i71-757-7; | + | |
- | to an enquiry from the Movu..nent, that'an area of l acres situated in Park, adjacent to the railway line a War Memorial Hall. | + | The Movement considers that an area of 35 square miles is too large and suggests |
- | 19. | + | |
- | RAWS.ON PARKt_MOSMAN. Between 8 and 9 acres have been, allocated out of this park for a hospital site. The Movement protested but the scheme was approved by the Government, the Moanan | + | ====Warrah-Kariong.==== |
- | NORTH HEAD. The Movement is working with the National Trust for the loresel.vaTion | + | |
- | OPERA HOUSE PROPOSAL. The Cumberland County Council has proposed that 2 acres-7-TE7r3Earn | + | Miss Crommelin and the Gosford Fauna and Flora Protection |
- | WANTED. | + | |
- | Does anyOne 'know of a flat or a hoube | + | ====Glenbrook Park.==== |
- | For a loving young couple (both quiet as a mouse) | + | |
- | Self contained, we would hope - far a moderate fee - If you hear about one would you please contact me? We prefer around Strathfield or Up Eastwood way, Or the elegant North Shore - but what's that you say? We sound mighty fussy, | + | This park has an area of 8 1/2 acres and the Blue Mountains City Council were inclined to grant a site in it for a Scouts Hall. However the Movement and many local Residents protested and the Council decided not to proceed with the request. |
+ | |||
+ | ====Ryde Park.==== | ||
+ | |||
+ | Ryde Council proposed to grant a site on this park for an Ex-Serviceman' | ||
+ | |||
+ | ====Royal National Park.==== | ||
+ | |||
+ | In reply to an enquiry from the Movement, Sutherland Shire Council states | ||
+ | |||
+ | ====Rawson park, Mosman.==== | ||
+ | |||
+ | Between 8 and 9 acres have been allocated out of this park for a hospital site. The Movement protested but the scheme was approved by the Government, the Mosman | ||
+ | |||
+ | ====North Head.==== | ||
+ | |||
+ | The Movement is working with the National Trust for the preservation | ||
+ | |||
+ | ====Opera House Proposal.==== | ||
+ | |||
+ | The Cumberland County Council has proposed that 2 acres of the Domain | ||
+ | |||
+ | =====Wanted.===== | ||
+ | |||
+ | Does anyone | ||
+ | For a loving young couple (both quiet as a mouse)\\ | ||
+ | Self contained, we would hope - for a moderate fee -\\ | ||
+ | If you hear about one would you please contact me?\\ | ||
+ | We prefer around Strathfield or up Eastwood way,\\ | ||
+ | Or the elegant North Shore - but what's that you say?\\ | ||
+ | We sound mighty fussy, | ||
+ | No! If you've any offers, we'll give them a try. | ||
- Don Matthews. JA2003. | - Don Matthews. JA2003. | ||
- | Heather Joyce, our new Social Secretary, tried out her wings with the very successful Amateur Hour 'on 23rd March, hilariously compered by Malcolm McGregor. There was no dearth of items, all ably picked up by Frank Barr on et. tape recorder. The playing back caused some horrol, and consternation, | ||
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- | 71 x 4' cape 1. 3; 0 | ||
- | 6 x 3' cape ... 18. 0, | ||
- | SPECIAL: To clear at 10/. each 6' x 31 groundsheets. | ||
- | LUXURY ITEM: Rubber air pillows | ||
- | 15" x 10" 16 | ||
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- | Lightweight Camp Gear | ||
- | 201 CASTLEREAGH St' SYDNEY | ||
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+ | Heather Joyce, our new Social Secretary, tried out her wings with the very successful Amateur Hour on 23rd March, hilariously compered by Malcolm McGregor. There was no dearth of items, all ably picked up by Frank Barr on a tape recorder. The playing back caused some horror and consternation, |
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