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 A monthly bulletin of matters of interest to The Sydney Bush Walkers, Box 4476 G.P.O., Sydney, 2001. Club meetings are held every Wednesday evening from 7.30 pm at the Cahill Community Centre (Upper Hall); 34 Falcon Street, Crow's Nest.
-|EDITOR:  |Ainslie Morris, 45 Austin Street, Lane Cove, 2066: Telephone 428,3178.  |
+|Editor |Ainslie Morris, 45 Austin Street, Lane Cove, 2066: Telephone 428,3178  |
-|BUSINESS MANAGER:  |Bill Burke, 3 Coral Tree Drive, Carlingford, 2118. Telephone 871,1207.  |
+|Business Manager |Bill Burke, 3 Coral Tree Drive, Carlingford, 2118. Telephone 871,1207  |
-|PRODUCTION MANAGER:  |Helen Gray.  |
+|Production Manager  |Helen Gray  |
-|TYPIST:  |Kath Brown.  |
+|Typist  |Kath Brown  |
-|DUPLICATOR OPERATORS:  |PHil Butt and, Barbara Evans.  |
+|Duplicator Operators  |Phil Butt and Barbara Evans  |
-==== JULY 1984. ====
+==== JULY 1984 ====
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 |Editor's Quiz Question  |  |  20|
-===== JUST A PLEASANT SUNDAY STROLL. =====
+===== JUST A PLEASANT SUNDAY STROLL =====
 by Ronald Knightley.
 All of us thirty-six low quality, one-day walkers (we will never forget you, Spiro) who followed, led or deviated from Ainslie Morris on her walk down Lawson's Long Alley and up Cox's road in May had a lesson in history without tears, as well as a most enjoyable day on these two Crown Lands Office historical nature walks.
 On the Mount York road just 1 km beyond its turnoff from the Great Western Highway, we assembled at the "track head" of Lawson's Long Alley. You cannot miss it as you drive along the bitumen - signposts, parking, bbqs, obelisk and no toilets. Ladies uphill and men down hill, the trees are big enough to hide behind if you are skinny.
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 ===== ADVERTISEMENT =====
-__Low Cost Blue Mountains Holiday.__\\
+**Low Cost Blue Mountains Holiday**\\
-CARAVANS are being offered for holiday hire in the upper Blue Mountains by two bushwalkers. The vans are located on a secluded bushland site, very close to 'walking tracks of the Blue Mountains National Park.\\
+**Caravans** are being offered for holiday hire in the upper Blue Mountains by two bushwalkers. The vans are located on a secluded bushland site, very close to 'walking tracks of the Blue Mountains National Park.\\
 Two vans (7 m & 4 m) are available.
-^CHARGES:^ Large van ^Both vans ^
+^**Charges**  ^  __Large van__  ^  __Both vans__  ^
-^Per week   |$50  |$ 65  |
+^Per week   |  $50  |  $65  |
-^Per weekend  |$25  |$35  |
+^Per weekend  |  $25  |  $35  |
-ENQUIRIES   047 - 877182.
+**Enquiries:**   047 - 877182
-===== THE JUNE GENERAL MEETING. =====
+===== THE JUNE GENERAL MEETING =====
-by Barry Wallace.
+by Barry Wallace
 (These meeting notes were posted in Perisher Valley and came with a covering letter saying "I am presently held prisoner in a ski lodge, with poor skiing conditions and a crew of extroverts, trainee drunks and card sharps. Best wishes, Barry Wallace." Thanks, Barry.)
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 So then it was just a matter of the announcements and the meeting closed at 2190 and it was all over again for another quarter.
-===== SOCIAL NOTES FOR AUGUST. =====
+===== SOCIAL NOTES FOR AUGUST =====
 by Roger Browne
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 |August 1  | Committee Meeting.  |
 |August 8  | Members' Slide Night. The theme is People. So put together a few slides showing people bushwalking, people you.have-met on your travels, etc.  |
-| |DINNER before this meeting at Cheezies Carvery Upstairs; which is at 116 Willoughby Road, Crows Nest. Meet outside at 6.30 pm, late arrivals ask for the "Sydney Bushwalkers" table. Australian food, fixed price includes main course and unlimited salads, bread, etc. BYO.  |
+| |**Dinner** before this meeting at Cheezies Carvery Upstairs; which is at 116 Willoughby Road, Crows Nest. Meet outside at 6.30 pm, late arrivals ask for the "Sydney Bushwalkers" table. Australian food, fixed price includes main course and unlimited salads, bread, etc. BYO.  |
 |August 15  |Bush Dance with Caller. All dances taught and called. Loads of fun - but it can be hot work, so it might be a good idea to bring something to drink.  |
 |August 22  |A production Session for' the August issue of the magazine. Help with the collating, stapling, wrapping and sorting.  |
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 ===== AMENDMENTS TO THE CONSTITUTION =====
 for consideration at the Half Yearly General Meeting on 12th September, or any other matters that members wish to have included in the agenda for discussion at that meeting, should be submitted to the Secretary by no later than Wednesday, 8th August.\\
-BARRIE MURDOCH. Hon.Secretary.
+Barrie Murdoch Hon. Secretary.
-===== THE HUME AND HOVELL WALKING TRACK. =====
+===== THE HUME AND HOVELL WALKING TRACK =====
-The Crown Lands Office proposes to construct an identified track that will retraced as closely as practical the route of the 1824 expedition. Interested walkers are asked to fill in a questionnaire. This, with a coloured brochure, may be obtained at the Club room from Joan Cooper or Barrie Murdoch, or from the Crown Lands Office, 22-23 Bridge Street (te1.20579).
+The Crown Lands Office proposes to construct an identified track that will retraced as closely as practical the route of the 1824 expedition. Interested walkers are asked to fill in a questionnaire. This, with a coloured brochure, may be obtained at the Club room from Joan Cooper or Barrie Murdoch, or from the Crown Lands Office, 22-23 Bridge Street (Tel. 20579).
-===== EDITOR'S QUIZ QUESTION. =====
+===== EDITOR'S QUIZ QUESTION =====
 Who said  "I have played similar games in the mountains .... Longing for a rest but determined not to be the first to suggest it. In the hills a camera provides a useful excuse for a rest with honour - must stop to get a picture!"\\
 (a) Spiro Hajinakitas, Olympian god and camera buff.\\
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 (d) Bill Capon, when the kneeguard doesn't look so convincing.
-__NEW MEMBER__\\
+**New Member**\\
 Tom Fischhof, 13, Lytton Street, Cammeray, 2062. Te1.922.1170.
-__CHANGE OF ADDRESS.__\\
+**Change of Address**\\
- Errol Sheedy, 5 Kungar Road, Caringbah, 2229. Te1.525.0316.
+Errol Sheedy, 5 Kungar Road, Caringbah, 2229. Te1.525.0316.
-__TEST WALK__\\
+**Test Walk**\\
- August 5 - Leader: Jeff Bridger. CORRECT Tel. number  411.3948
+August 5 - Leader: Jeff Bridger. **Correct** Tel. number  411.3948
-__FOR SALE;__\\
+**For Sale**\\
- NIKON ZOOM LENS 36-72 f3.5 SERIES E\\
+Nikon zoom lens 36-72 f3.5 Series E\\
 Brand new, 1 year warranty. Price below duty free\\
-Phone: STEVE LENGAKIS 969.8894 Mon.- Fri. after 6.00 pm.
+Phone: Steve Lengakis 969.8894 Mon.- Fri. after 6.00 pm.
-__ANSWER TO QUIZ__\\
+**Answer to Quiz**\\
 c) In "Quest for Adventure" - a great book for armchair adventurers - but (a), (b) and (d) are acceptable, if not entirely accurate, answers.