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-THE AUGUST GENERAL MEETING.
+=====The August General Meeting.=====
 by Barry Wallace.
 You could have been forgiven for thinking that you had arrived at a 60th Anniversary celebratory sale evening if it had not been for the President, restored safety to our bosom after his peregrinations overseas, gonging the gong and calling the meeting to order. There were four stalls and 30 or so members present and the clock lounged in a corner at 2022 hours.
 New members Frances Tylman, John Jansons and David Lloyd were called for welcome but David was a no show. There were no apologies and the Minutes were read and received.
-Correspondence comprised a notice of the F.B.W. Reunion and A.G.M., and a copy of the revised F.B.W. Constitution, a letter of resignation from Bruce Hart and a letter from Jim Brown regarding place names in bush areas. In matters arising Jim Brown moved two motions
-related to his letter. It seems that Jim had, in turn, received a letter from Ron Compagnoni
+Correspondence comprised a notice of the F.B.W. Reunion and A.G.M., and a copy of the revised F.B.W. Constitution, a letter of resignation from Bruce Hart and a letter from Jim Brown regarding place names in bush areas. In matters arising Jim Brown moved two motions related to his letter. It seems that Jim had, in turn, received a letter from Ron Compagnoni pointing out that the names for Gentle's Pass and Gordon Smith Pass have both been omitted from later C.M.A. maps. The meeting duly resolved (a) To write to the Geographical Names Board requesting that these names be restored to use, and (b) To publish Ron Compagnoni's letter in the Club magazine.
-pointing out that the names for Gentle's Pass and Gordon Smith Pass have both been omitted
-from later C.M.A. maps. The meeting duly resolved (a) To write to the Geographical Names Board requesting that these names be restored to use, and (b) To publish Ron Compagnoni's letter in the Club magazine.
+The Treasurer's Report was next with advice that we began the month with $6243, received $3893, spent $705 and closed with $9431. The Treasurer also revealed that one of our longer term bonds (Coolana funds) had matured and required re-investment. Accounts for payment were passed.
-The Treasurer's Report was next with advice that we began the month with $6243, received
-$3893, spent $705 and closed with $9431. The Treasurer also revealed that one of our longer
+Then it was the turn of the stall-holders. We received the 60th Anniversary Committee expenditure and income report and were admonished to buy those tickets, tee-shirts and port... now folks.
-term bonds (Coolana funds) had matured and required re-investment. Accounts for payment were
-passed.
+Walks Reports were next. Over the wsekend of 10,11,12 July Ian Debert led a party of 6 on his Wollondilly area walk. They had a slow trip up Murruin Creek, and despite cutting the route somewhat arrived back at the cars in the dark. Don Finch led the other walk that weekend. The party of 14 proceeded from Thirlmere Lakes to Little River, but on the Sunday morning Don suffered a severe burn to the foot and the walk was abandoned. Belinda McKenzie led a party of 9 on her Mill Creek Circuit day walk on the Sunday.
-Then it was the turn of the stall-holders. We received the 60th Anniversary Committee
-expenditure and income report and were admonished to buy those tickets, tee-shirts and port ... now folks.
+Over the following weekend Oliver Crawford led a party of 12 which dwindled to 10 on a trip of three days which grew to four as a result of some difficulties in locating a pass. On Sunday Jim Callaway had 14 people out in the Waterfall-Heathcote area on a rather warm day and Alan Mewett led a party of 29 people on his Patonga Beach to Wondabyne trip. The walk went to program. Gordon Lee's Rock-Scrambling and Abseiling Instructional weekend attracted crowds of 12 for the scrambling and more than 20 for the abseiling.
-Walks Reports were next. Over the wsekend of 10,11,12 July Ian Debert led a party of
-on his Wollondilly area walk. They had a slow trip up Murruin Creek, and despite cutting
+Over the weekend 24,25,26 July Barrie Murdoch's Kanangra Walls trip was cancelled, but Carol Bruce led a party, variously reported as 12 or 25 people on her Newnes area walk. There was no report of Ralph Penglis's Coogee to Bondi walk.
-the route somewhat arrived back at the cars in the dark. Don Finch led the other walk that
-weekend. The party of 14 proceeded from Thirlmere Lakes to Little River, but on the Sunday
+The following weekend saw Ian Wolfe leading a party of 11 on his cross-country ski trip. They had a fine day with good ski-ing on the Saturday but encountered deteriorating conditions on the Sunday. Oliver Crawford reduced his walk to a normal weekend, but the 10 or so starters had some navigational problems. Jim Percy led 19 people on a wet and treacherous walk from Waterfall to Engadine. Gordon Lee had 4 starters on his Bundeena to Otford to Bundeena stroll. They were pleasantly cooled by the rain, and cheated slightly by using a car instead of the ferry.
-morning Don suffered a severe burn to the foot and the walk was abandoned. Belinda McKenzie
-Led a party of 9 on her Mill Creek Circuit day walk on the Sunday.
+Jim Laing's Red Rocks walk attracted 12 starters in gloriously fine weather over the weekend 7,8,9 August. Jan Mohandas was sick, but Maurie Bloom stepped in and led the party of 13 on his Long Point-Bungonia trip. Of the day walks Bill Holland had 35 on his Eloura bushland walk and another 20 at the barbecue that followed. It must have been strenuous as Bill reports many of the people became quite sleepy, and some even remained overnight. Errol Sheedy's Sunday walk from Waterfall to Sutherland attracted 12 plus 1 walkers on a rather scrubby walk in good weather to end the Walks Report.
-Over the following weekend Oliver Crawford led a party of 12 which dwindled to 10 on a trip of three days which grew to four as a result of some difficulties in locating a pass.
-On Sunday Jim Callaway had 14 people out in the Waterfall-Heathcote area on a rather warm day and Alan Mewett led a party of 29 people on his Patonga Beach to Wondabyne trip. The walk
+Federation Report brought advice that Gordon Lee had been elected F.B.W. President, that there is a proposal to delete Associate Membership and that the S. & R. section will be conducting a climbathon over the October long weekend to raise funds for new radios.
-went to program. Gordon Lee's Rock-Scrambling and Abseiling Instructional weekend attracted
-crowds of 12 for the scrambling and more than 20 for the abseiling.
-Over the weekend 24,25,26 July Barrie Murdoch's Kanangra Walls trip was cancelled, but Carol Bruce led a party, variously reported as 12 or 25 people on her Newnes area walk. There was no report of Ralph Penglis's Coopee to Bondi walk.
-The following weekend saw Ian Wolfe leading a party of 11 on his cross-country ski trip. They had a fine day with good ski-ing on the Saturday but encountered deteriorating conditions on the Sunday. Oliver Crawford reduced his walk to a normal weekend, but the 10 or so
-starters had some navigational problems. Jim Percy led 19 people on a wet and treacherous
-walk from Waterfall to Engadine. Gordon Lee had 4 starters on his Bundeena to Otford to
-BUndeena stroll. They were pleasantly cooled by the rain, and cheated slightly by using a
-car instead of the ferry.
-Jim Laing's Red Rocks walk attracted 12 starters in gloriously fine weather over the
-weekend 7, 8, 9 August. Jan Mohandas was sick, but Maurie Bloom stepped in and led the party
-of 13 on his Long Point-Bungonia trip. Of the day walks Bill Holland had 35 on his Eloura
-bushland walk and another 20 at the barbecue that followed. It must have been strenuous as
-Bill reports many of the people became quite sleepy, and some even remained overnight. Errol
-Sheedy's Sunday walk from Waterfall to Sutherland attracted 12 plus 1 walkers on a rather scrubby walk in good weather to end the Walks Report.
-Federation Report brought advice that Gordon Lee had been elected F.B.W. President, that there is a proposal to delete Associate Membership and that the S. & R. section will be
-September ,1987 THE SYDNEY BUSHWALKER Page 17
-conducting a climbathon over the October long weekend to raise funds for new radios.
 The Conservation Report brought news of a general meeting of the various conservation bodies which has resolved to write to the N.S.W. Premier asking that the government take action on the proposed Wilderness Act. Our meeting resolved to write a supporting letter.
-The.80th Anniversary Report revealed that Paddy Pallin has agreed to be guest speaker at the Nostalgia Night on Wednesday, 21st October. The rriday night dinner will feature
-dance music and a smorgasbord dinner. Once more we were exhorted to buy, buy
+The 60th Anniversary Report revealed that Paddy Pallin has agreed to be guest speaker at the Nostalgia Night on Wednesday, 21st October. The Friday night dinner will feature dance music and a smorgasbord dinner. Once more we were exhorted to buy, buy....
-General Business dealt with the hand over of the membership list to your author. It
-recommended that the committee consider a donation to the S. & R. committee for radios. We also dealt with the proposal to set up a Provident Fund; you will have read the notice in
+General Business dealt with the hand over of the membership list to your author. It recommended that the committee consider a donation to the S. & R. committee for radios. We also dealt with the proposal to set up a Provident Fund; you will have read the notice in the previous magazine. The meeting resolved to purchase a stand for the Club projector screen.
-the previous magazine. The meeting resolved to purchase a stand for the Club projector
-screen.
 After that it was just a matter of the announcements, nd the meeting closed at 2216.
-* * * * * * * * *
-NEW MEMBERS: Please add the following names to your List Of Members:-
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-BRADLEY, Geoff, 151 LIvingstones Avenue, Pymble, 2073 phone (H) 498 5506
-CHAN, Kay (Ms), 4/34 Busaco Road, Marsfield, 2122 (H) 868 2208
+=====New Members:=====
-CASKEY, Willian, 79 Bungan Head Road, Newport, 2106 (H) 997 5293
-GRAF, Madeliene, 45 Hinkler Crescent, Lane Cove, 2066 (8) 922 2433 (H) 427 1785
+Please add the following names to your List Of Members:-
-JANSONS, John, P.O. Box 145, Padstown, 2211 (H) 774 2690
-LIPPMANN, Herbert, 34 Inkerman Street, Parramatta, 2150 (H) 635 3220
+|Name|Address|Phone|
-LIM, Yok Chu (Ms), Nurses Home, Royal Women's Hospital,
+|Bradley, Geoff|151 LIvingstones Avenue, Pymble, 2073|(H) 498 5506|
-Oxford Street, Paddington, 2021 (H) 339 4294
+|Chan, Kay (Ms)|4/34 Busaco Road, Marsfield, 2122|(H) 868 2208|
-NARAYANAN, Thana (Ms), ditto (H) 339 4294
+|Caskey, William|79 Bungan Head Road, Newport, 2106|(H) 997 5293|
-LLOYD, David, 254 St.Johns Road, Glebe, 2137 (H) 692 9773
+|Graf, Madeliene|45 Hinkler Crescent, Lane Cove, 2066|(B) 922 2433 (H) 427 1785|
-LUBBERS, Carol, 23/104 Raglan Street, Waterloo, 2017 (H) 699 5450
+|Jansons, John|P.O. Box 145, Padstown, 2211|(H) 774 2690|
-O'SHEA, John, Edgar Street, Strathfield (H) 764 3796
+|Lippmann, Herbert|34 Inkerman Street, Parramatta, 2150|(H) 635 3220|
-Cl- St.Patrick's College, PMB Strathfield, 2135 (B) 763 1000
+|Lim, Yok Chu (Ms)|Nurses Home, Royal Women's Hospital, 188 Oxford Street, Paddington, 2021|(H) 339 4294|
-PORTER, John, 10/19 Shirley Toad, Wollstonecraft, 2085
+|Narayanan, Thana (Ms)|ditto|(H) 339 4294|
-SHAPIRA, Deborah, 8/1 Blackwood Avenue, Ashfield, 2131 (H) 798 0309
+|Lloyd, David|254 St.Johns Road, Glebe, 2137|(H) 692 9773|
-TYLMAN, Frances (Ms), 8/72 Bundarra Road, Bellevue Hill, 2023 (H) 327 1047
+|Lubbers, Carol|23/104 Raglan Street, Waterloo, 2017|(H) 699 5450|
-WARD, Morris, 76 Alvona Avenue, St.Ives, 2075 (H) 449 6381
+|O'Shea, John|Edgar Street, Strathfield, C/- St.Patrick's College, PMB Strathfield, 2135 |(H) 764 3796 (B) 763 1000|
-SEENIVASAGAM, Serala (Ms), 2 Se1,1P Ar.wodel Stx-eet, Glebe, 2035 (H) 660 6410
+|Porter, John|10/19 Shirley Toad, Wollstonecraft, 2085| |
-NEW PHONE NUMBERS:
+|Shapira, Deborah|8/1 Blackwood Avenue, Ashfield, 2131|(H) 798 0309|
-AUSTIN, Chris & Craig (H) 484 1519
+|Tylman, Frances (Ms)|8/72 Bundarra Road, Bellevue Hill, 2023|(H) 327 1047|
-DEAN, Shirley (H) 484 3985
+|Ward, Morris|76 Alvona Avenue, St.Ives, 2075|(H) 449 6381|
-DUNCAN, Roslyn & Bob (H) 484 1375
+|Seenivasagam, Serala (Ms)|2 Selle House, Arundel Street, Glebe, 2035|(H) 660 6410|
-CRAWFORD, Oliver (H) 437 9492
-HOLLAND, Fran, Bill & Karen (H) 484 6636
+===New phone numbers:===
-LEE, Gordon (H) 744 1824
-LONGFOOT, Catherine (H) 484 6636
+|Name|Phone|
-MATTHEWS, Don & Tine (H) 484 3514
+|Austin, Chris & Craig|(H) 484 1519|
-NOBLE, John (H) 484 4497
+|Dean, Shirley|(H) 484 3985|
-RIGBY, Jeff (H) 953 7513
+|Duncan, Roslyn & Bob|(H) 484 1375|
-WALLACE, Barry (W) 645 9159
+|Crawford, Oliver|(H) 437 9492|
-WEBB, Jean & Gil (H) 953 5937
+|Holland, Fran, Bill & Karen|(H) 484 6636|
-WINTHORPE, R. & V. (H) 484 1519
+|Lee, Gordon|(H) 744 1824|
-NEW ADDRESS:
+|Longfoot, Catherine|(H) 484 6636|
-RIGBY, Joan - 1/2 Adam Street, Tamworth, 2340.
+|Matthews, Don & Tine|(H) 484 3514|
+|Noble, John|(H) 484 4497|
+|Rigby, Jeff|(H) 953 7513|
+|Wallace, Barry|(W) 645 9159|
+|Webb, Jean & Gil|(H) 953 5937|
+|Winthorpe, R. & V.|(H) 484 1519|
+===New Address:===
+|Name|Address|
+|Rigby, Joan |1/2 Adam Street, Tamworth, 2340|
 (Joan has moved to Tamworth to take up a new job.)
-PLEASE NOTIFY Joy Hynes (H) 982 2615 about any changes, alterations or
+Please notify Joy Hynes (H) 982 2615 about any changes, alterations or
 additions to the List of Members.
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-Page 18
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-THE SYDNEY BUSHWALKER September, 1987
-SBW 60years 1987
+=====1927 SBW 60 years 1987.=====
-We are now 59 years and 11 months old, one month to go and we collect our diamond jubilee. It is not too late to start or finish your plans to join with the throng from S.B.W. to celebrate the first sixty years. So organise the baby sitter, get a new battery for the pacemaker, polish-up the walking stick or oil the roller skates and keep the last 10 days of next month, i.e. OCTOBER, COMPLETELY FREE (and while you are at it keep October 1992 also free
-NOSTALGIA EVENING. WEDNESDAY OCTOBER.
+We are now 59 years and 11 months old, one month to go and we collect our diamond jubilee. It is not too late to start or finish your plans to join with the throng from S.B.W. to celebrate the first sixty years. So organise the baby sitter, get a new battery for the pacemaker, polish-up the walking stick or oil the roller skates and keep the last 10 days of next month, i.e. October, completely free (and while you are at it keep October 1992 also free).
-This is the actual anniversary day of that most eventful day sixty years ago when a group of very smart people formed the Sydney Bush Walkers. On this Nostalgia Night members and ex-members are asked to bring along themselves plus old photos, old pieces of equipment,
-souvenirs, trinkets and whatever tickles your fancy. Come along and meet up with all those
+===Nostalgia Evening. Wednesday, 21 October.===
-people you haven't seen for ages. Wendy Aliana, our social secretary, is organising a scrumptious supper, you may bring along your favourite dish if you wish - scroggin and hot rum
-and barley water sounds good. During the evening young Paddy Pallin will talk about some of his (bushwalking) experiences and proudly display some of the gear he designed back in the days when Goretex and Nylon were just gleams in their inventors' eyes.
+This is the actual anniversary day of that most eventful day sixty years ago when a group of very smart people formed the Sydney Bush Walkers. On this Nostalgia Night members and ex-members are asked to bring along themselves plus old photos, old pieces of equipment, souvenirs, trinkets and whatever tickles your fancy. Come along and meet up with all those people you haven't seen for ages. Wendy Aliana, our social secretary, is organising a scrumptious supper, you may bring along your favourite dish if you wish - scroggin and hot rum and barley water sounds good. During the evening young Paddy Pallin will talk about some of his (bushwalking) experiences and proudly display some of the gear he designed back in the days when Goretex and Nylon were just gleams in their inventors' eyes.
-ANNIVERSARY DINNER. FRIDAY, 23 OCTOBER.
-Tickets are avilable and will be available up to a couple of days beforehand. The
+===Anniversary Dinner. Friday, 23 October.===
-Ncstalgia Evening really would be the latest that tickets could be purchased. So still plenty
-of room. Tickets are $30 each, perhaps a bit expensive but at 50 cents a year that's not bad.
+Tickets are avilable and will be available up to a couple of days beforehand. The Nostalgia Evening really would be the latest that tickets could be purchased. So still plenty of room. Tickets are $30 each, perhaps a bit expensive but at 50 cents a year that's not bad. All of our official guests have replied and accepted our invitation; our guests in alphabetical order are:
-All of our official guests have replied aind accepted our invitation; our guests in alphabetical
-order are: The Hon. Bob Carr, M.P., Minister for Planning & Environment Frank Duncan, a foundation member and our second President Milo Dunphy, A.M., conservationist
+  * The Hon. Bob Carr, M.P., Minister for Planning & Environment
-Joe Glascott, environmental reporter
+  * Frank Duncan, a foundation member and our second President
-Gordon Lee, President of Federation of Bush Walking Clubs Peter Maslen, conservationist
+  * Milo Dunphy, A.M., conservationist
-Tim Moore, M.P., shadow Minister for the Environment Jim Somerville, A.M., conservationist
+  * Joe Glascott, environmental reporter
-Jill Wren
+  * Gordon Lee, President of Federation of Bush Walking Clubs
-Neville Wren, Q.C., husband of Jill
+  * Peter Maslen, conservationist
+  * Tim Moore, M.P., shadow Minister for the Environment
+  * Jim Somerville, A.M., conservationist
+  * Jill Wran
+  * Neville Wran, Q.C., husband of Jill
 At the dinner you will have the opportunity to talk to our guests, to each other and to dance.
-To mark the anniversary the Club has written and published a book entitled "The Sydney Bush
-Walkers: The First Sixty Years". The book will be launched at the dinner and you will have
-the opportunity to have the authors autograph your copy at no extra fee. The book is in six
--Thapters, one per decade, each written by a different author.
-ANNIVERSARY CAMPFIRE & BUSHWALK. SATURDAY, 24 & SUNDAY 25 OCTOBER.
-Originally we planned to go to Era but have found a more suitablb venue. We are now having our campfire at Stan Madden's place at Gosford, a map of how to get there is in this
-issue. Any time after noon Saturday is OK, just make sure you have enough time to pitch your tent and prepare dinner, or dispense with dinner and have an all night happy hour.
-On Sunday a couple of youngsters from the Club will co-lead a walk in Bouddi National Park, the leaders are Dot Butler and Bill Hall. The walk is designed to suit the young and old, the
-fit and less fit. All are welcome.
-ANNIVERSARY REUNION AT COOLANA. SATURDAY 31 OCTOBER & SUNDAY 1 NOVEMBER.
-- Z5 es-<enc at the Club's own land in the beautiful Kangaroo Valley. Come along and ,..elebrate the first sixty years of the S.B.W. with a dance on the Saturday night with music from our own Bushwackers and on Sunday a local walk.
-For all information contact Ian Debert- phone 982 2615.
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+To mark the anniversary the Club has written and published a book entitled "The Sydney Bush Walkers: The First Sixty Years". The book will be launched at the dinner and you will have the opportunity to have the authors autograph your copy at no extra fee. The book is in six chapters, one per decade, each written by a different author.
+===Anniversary Campfire & Bushwalk. Saturday 24 and Sunday 25 October.===
+Originally we planned to go to Era but have found a more suitable venue. We are now having our campfire at Stan Madden's place at Gosford, a map of how to get there is in this issue. Any time after noon Saturday is OK, just make sure you have enough time to pitch your tent and prepare dinner, or dispense with dinner and have an all night happy hour.
+On Sunday a couple of youngsters from the Club will co-lead a walk in Bouddi National Park, the leaders are Dot Butler and Bill Hall. The walk is designed to suit the young and old, the fit and less fit. All are welcome.
+===Anniversary Reunion at Coolana. Saturday 31 October and Sunday 1 November.===
+A whole weekend at the Club's own land in the beautiful Kangaroo Valley. Come along and celebrate the first sixty years of the S.B.W. with a dance on the Saturday night with music from our own Bushwackers and on Sunday a local walk.
+For all information contact Ian Debert - phone 982 2615.
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