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 |11|From the Dungala Club|
 |13|Christmas-New Year week in the Snowy Mountains by David Trinder|
-|  |Footnotes by Patrick James.
+|  |Footnotes by Patrick James|
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 At the AGM it was uncertain if Joan Rigby wished to remain on the Coolana Maintenance Committee, and elections in absentia without notice are not the done thing.  Now it is known that Joan does wish to remain on the Coolana Maintenance Sub-Committee and the Committee is delighted with this news.  At the April Committee meeting Joan was appointed to the Coolana Maintenance Sub-Committee and at the same time our appreciation was recorded of her hard work, leadership and management of the maintenance program which has transformed Coolana.  Thank you Joan.
-Helpers at Coolana Although much has been achieved at Coolana, we still need helpers at our maintenance weekends.  The work does not have to be hard, we have a variety of helpful occupations. Contact Joan Rigby (02) 6247 2035.
+Helpers at Coolana. Although much has been achieved at Coolana, we still need helpers at our maintenance weekends.  The work does not have to be hard, we have a variety of helpful occupations. Contact Joan Rigby (02) 6247 2035.
 Gardening tools are still needed at Coolana and we would be happy with your cast offs: rakes, spades, shovels, clippers, secateurs, wheel barrows, lawn mowers, whipper-snippers, D6, D8 or D10 dozer.
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 As Dungala members retired from the workforce many used their new leisure to fully explore their country and soon found bus camping trips the economical answer.  In so doing they found new kindred souls.  The membership of the Dungalas was then expanded to include these new friends.
-I give this background as, when the Club was formed there was much opposition from some SBW members who felt Dungalas were poaching from SBW.  "After all", it was said. "there is provision for non-active SBW membership. What's the point of another club?
+I give this background as, when the Club was formed there was much opposition from some SBW members who felt Dungalas were poaching from SBW.  "After all", it was said. "there is provision for non-active SBW membership. What's the point of another club?"
 The point of the Dungala Club is, while still retaining your links to the walking world, to widen your horizons and increase your social activities now your walking days are over.  Some of our members retain non-active membership in the SBW, others don't, others were never walkers but have that spirit of enquiry and adventure that marks not only walkers but many others.  We have our "walks" program, but the walks are short although full of interest.