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 The country passed through was full of variety, rough creeks, granite
 canyons, steep ridges, grassy river flats and a little road.	The river roared through rapids, trickled over stones and at times flawed placidly. In fact, for continual change of scene - give me the Kawmung.
-PAGES FROM THE PAST.
-A RETROSPECTION.
+===== PAGES FROM THE PAST. A RETROSPECTION.  =====
 "Say Wall how about something for the /Bushwalkert, something reminiscent; how you
 came to join the Club - good trips of the past - humourous happenings - you know, something breezy:"	/Tis the voice Der Bert, speaking into the left ear.
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 So in closing this my retrospection, one thing I do say, our beloved Club has 1-,rought to me those things which I vastly prize, true friendships born of real regard, and a wealth of memories.
 WAITER ROOTS
-SOCIAL NOTE S.
-th February, the 'th. Annual swimming Carnival was held at Mosquito
+===== SOCIAL NOTES. =====
-Camp on the Woronora River, Weather and other conditions were ideal. There
-was a record attendance approximately 100 being there.
+th February, the 7th. Annual swimming Carnival was held at Mosquito Camp on the Woronora River. Weather and other conditions were ideal. There was a record attendance approximately 100 being there.
 The events were keenly contested and a very fine day was spent by all, and the carnival generally was a very successful function.
-nd. February: Our old friend "Jock" Marshall, gave us a talk on the
-recent Barrier Reef trip entitled "A cruise through Whitsinday Passage". This
+nd. February: Our old friend "Jock" Marshall, gave us a talk on the recent Barrier Reef trip entitled "A cruise through Whitsunday Passage". This was very interesting as there were some very fine slides and to most of us the Barrier Reef has decided attractions and we are always glad to hear more about it.
-was very interesting as there were some very fine slides and to most of us the Barrier Reef has decided attractions and we are always glad to hear more about it.
-On the week-end of March 9th. and 10th. the 4th. Annual Re-union Camp was
+On the week-end of March 9th. and 10th. the 4th. Annual Re-union Camp was held at Emu Plains. There was a very efficient committee of organisers and the camp-fire and entertainment were excellent. The attendance was the largest we have had and the damper competition brought forward some startling exhibits, as well as some excellent ones.
-held at Emu Plains. There was a very efficient committee of Organisers and the
-Camp-fire and entertainment were excellent. The attendance was the largest we
+nd. March: Harold Chardon gave a lecture an the Tuglow district accompanied by very fine slides, also some beautiful views of the country around Pittwater.
-hare had and the damper competition brought forWard some startling exhibits, as well as some excellent ones.
-nd. March: Harold Chardon gave a lecture an the Tuglaw district accompanied by very fine slides, also some beautiful views of the country around Pittwater.
+This was followed, on March 29th., by a very fine lecture by Marie Byles on "Virgin Peaks in New Zealand". The concensus of opinion is that these are perhaps the finest slides we have yet had in the S.B.W. Club Rooms and were thoroughly interesting and enjoyable.
-This was followed, on March 29th., by a very fine lecture by Marie Byles on "Virgin Peaks in New Zealand". The concensus of opinion is that these are
-perhaps the finest slides we have yet had in the S.B.M. Club Rooms and were thoroughly interesting and enjoyable.
+On 16th. April the first dance of the season was held at the Arts Club, the attendance was very fair and the evening one of the best. There were as usual, very high spirits in evidence, and the evening went with a swing. There was also a slight profit.
-On 16th. April the first dance of the season was held at the Arts Club, the
-attendance was very fair and the evening one of the best. There were as usual, very high spirits in evidence, and the evening went with a swing. There was also a slight profit.
 th. April: Bob Savage gave us some inside information on the recent Barrier Reef trip, which was undertaken by a party of Bushwalkers with others. This was highly entertaining and most enjoyable.
-th0 May: some of the Bushwalkers presented a very amusing One Act Farce entitled "Wurzel Flummery'.	This went very well.
-th. May: Mr. Charlie Savage entertained members considerably with an account of the recent Jamboree held at Frankston and also of the Jamboree hikes. This was accompanied by excellent slides and was exceptionally interesting, and was an unn:-..lal type of lecture, from our point of view, and therefore the more welcome. We were very interested in the arrangements and the programme of events as shown to us by Mr. Savage.
+th0 May: some of the Bushwalkers presented a very amusing One Act Farce entitled "Wurzel Flummery". This went very well.
-All who know Peggy Docksy will be sorry to hear that she has recently
-sustained a great loss in the death of her father.
+th. May: Mr. Charlie Savage entertained members considerably with an account of the recent Jamboree held at Frankston and also of the Jamboree hikes. This was accompanied by excellent slides and was exceptionally interesting, and was an unusual type of lecture, from our point of view, and therefore the more welcome. We were very interested in the arrangements and the programme of events as shown to us by Mr. Savage.
+All who know Peggy Docksy will be sorry to hear that she has recently sustained a great loss in the death of her father.
 FOR THE SOCIAL COMMITTEE
-R.D. BROWNE, Bon. Social Secretary.
+R.D. BROWNE, Hon. Social Secretary.