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(b) So that part of it, north of The Burgh Ridge, may be allocated to the National Fitness Council for youth training and youth hostels purposes. | (b) So that part of it, north of The Burgh Ridge, may be allocated to the National Fitness Council for youth training and youth hostels purposes. | ||
- | (c) So that right of use of the two fine surfing beaches of North and South Era may be secured for the general public, | + | (c ) So that right of use of the two fine surfing beaches of North and South Era may be secured for the general public, |
(d) And that the residue of Portion 1 be allocated for general conservation purposes. | (d) And that the residue of Portion 1 be allocated for general conservation purposes. | ||
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It was decided to nominate Allen Strom as a member of the Fauna Protection Panel which is about to be formed under recent legislation. | It was decided to nominate Allen Strom as a member of the Fauna Protection Panel which is about to be formed under recent legislation. | ||
- | The meeting closed at 10.5 p m. | + | The meeting closed at 10.05 p m. |
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**CLUB OFFICERS APPOINTED AT THE MAY COMMITTEE MEETING.** | **CLUB OFFICERS APPOINTED AT THE MAY COMMITTEE MEETING.** | ||
- | Keeper of Time-Tables and Curator of Maps: Jim Brown. Assistant Walks Secretary: Alan Mayblom. | + | Keeper of Time-Tables and Curator of Maps: Jim Brown\\ |
- | Assistant Duplicator Operator: Roy Bruggy. | + | Assistant Walks Secretary: Alan Mayblom.\\ |
- | Assistant Librarian: Betty Hurley. | + | Assistant Duplicator Operator: Roy Bruggy\\ |
- | Ia... a. .M0110.4111.110 Mile ml, | + | Assistant Librarian: Betty Hurley.\\ |
- | **PHOTOGRAPHIC EXHIBITION | + | **PHOTOGRAPHIC EXHIBITION** |
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The photographic committee would like all photographs to be ia the Club room by 7.30 on Friday, June 24th. the night of the exhibition. They would also like the title and the name of the exhibitor to be attached to, or written on, the prints. A great deal of the interest of the exhibition centres round the subject matter of the photographs and in past exhibitions there have always been numerous people trying to find out what the photograph depicted and who took it. Mr. Eade from the Photographic Society will be the judge, and the best photograph will be published on a full page of the magazine. The second and third photographs will be published together on the one page. | The photographic committee would like all photographs to be ia the Club room by 7.30 on Friday, June 24th. the night of the exhibition. They would also like the title and the name of the exhibitor to be attached to, or written on, the prints. A great deal of the interest of the exhibition centres round the subject matter of the photographs and in past exhibitions there have always been numerous people trying to find out what the photograph depicted and who took it. Mr. Eade from the Photographic Society will be the judge, and the best photograph will be published on a full page of the magazine. The second and third photographs will be published together on the one page. | ||
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Let me add the story of my experience with Angus McWhirter. Just the two of us. On the Grose between Hungerford' | Let me add the story of my experience with Angus McWhirter. Just the two of us. On the Grose between Hungerford' | ||
- | Well, I could see he wouldn' | + | Well, I could see he wouldn' |
Next month I shall be equally gruesome - about being burnt off. Hope I'm not decreasing magazine sales and subs. Hope I am increasing S R volunteers. | Next month I shall be equally gruesome - about being burnt off. Hope I'm not decreasing magazine sales and subs. Hope I am increasing S R volunteers. | ||
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====== Lot 7 Again ====== | ====== Lot 7 Again ====== | ||
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By Betty Hurley. | By Betty Hurley. | ||
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====== The Bushcraft Association Protests ====== | ====== The Bushcraft Association Protests ====== | ||
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By Brian G. Harvey. | By Brian G. Harvey. | ||
- | At the May Federation Meeting, Mr. Graves, a delegate from the Bushcraft Associations produced a copy of our May magazine, and, at his suggestion, my article therein was read to the Council by the acting Hon. Secretary. At the conclusion Mr. Graves submitted a letter from the Editor of " | + | |
- | objections which the former had raised with the Editor. An outstand- | + | At the May Federation Meeting, Mr. Graves, a delegate from the Bushcraft Associations produced a copy of our May magazine, and, at his suggestion, my article therein was read to the Council by the acting Hon. Secretary. At the conclusion Mr. Graves submitted a letter from the Editor of " |
ing war photographer " visited the Association' | ing war photographer " visited the Association' | ||
- | and wrote the article from his imagination as it did not contain one | + | and wrote the article from his imagination as it did not contain one word of truth. My article was slanderous, libellous and a vicious attack upon his Association and himself, and none of my statements were facts. The lad of five years of age quoted in the " |
- | word of truth. My article was slanderous, libellous and a vicious attack upon his Association and himself, and none of my statements were facts. The lad of five years of age quoted in the " | + | |
We learned that the Bushcraft Association had the permission of the National Park Trust to practice its teachings in the Park as long as only dead material was used. In reply to a question, Mr. Grunday, also of the Association, | We learned that the Bushcraft Association had the permission of the National Park Trust to practice its teachings in the Park as long as only dead material was used. In reply to a question, Mr. Grunday, also of the Association, | ||
- | We are all invited down to their camp at any time so that we | + | |
- | may understand the proper use of the bush. | + | We are all invited down to their camp at any time so that we may understand the proper use of the bush. |
(At the conclusion of the meeting Mr. Graves was invited to reply through our pages, but declined.) | (At the conclusion of the meeting Mr. Graves was invited to reply through our pages, but declined.) | ||
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====== Federation Notes ====== | ====== Federation Notes ====== | ||
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By Brian G. Harvey. | By Brian G. Harvey. | ||
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- | CROMACH | + | **CROMACH |
- | BOUDDI | + | BOUDDI |
- | required, | + | |
- | THE FEDERATION SECRETARY gave notice that he will not be available | + | **THE FEDERATION SECRETARY** gave notice that he will not be available |
efficient manner, and feels the time has arrived to pass on the portfolio. | efficient manner, and feels the time has arrived to pass on the portfolio. | ||
- | SYDNEY UNIVERSITY BUSHWALKERS have promised to give a definition of the meaning of conservation as applied to bushwalking at the June meeting. | + | **SYDNEY UNIVERSITY BUSHWALKERS** have promised to give a definition of the meaning of conservation as applied to bushwalking at the June meeting. |
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+ | **HOBART WALKING CLUB** requested support in their protest re a Bill to permit Australian Paper Mills to massacre a large forest in Florentine Valley, Tasmania. | ||
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+ | **BUSHCRAFT ASSOCIATION.** The Sydney University Bushwalkers indicated their withdrawal of the notice of rescission of the motion adopted at the April meeting "that the N.S.W. Bushcraft Association be invited either to subscribe to Federation' | ||
- | HOBART WALKING CLUB.requested support in their protest re a Bill to TeriaI ATUFE-761-nn Paper Mills to massacre a large forest in Florentine Valley, Tasmania. | ||
- | BUSHCRAFT ASSOCIATION. The Sydney University Bushwalkers indicated | + | -------- |
- | a Ellen= witlare" | + | |
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The May meeting was held on Friday 13th under the sign of Taurus the Bull. On that night the full moon rose in Scorpio and Mars was in the descendent (we mean it wasn't in the sky that night). This conjunction was auspicious for conservationists who were never at a loss for words. For once everybody was in | The May meeting was held on Friday 13th under the sign of Taurus the Bull. On that night the full moon rose in Scorpio and Mars was in the descendent (we mean it wasn't in the sky that night). This conjunction was auspicious for conservationists who were never at a loss for words. For once everybody was in |
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