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+ | =====The Evergreen Walkers.==== | ||
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+ | By "Old Turps" | ||
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+ | Notwithstanding the criticism which has from time to time been levelled at their heads, I don't think the framers of our much-maligned Constitution ever envisaged the development of Object 5 to the extent to which it has materialised. It reads:- "To promote social activity amongst members" | ||
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+ | It is not without good reason that all this has come about. With five-and-twenty years behind us, many firm and lasting friendships have sprung up. It stands to reason a number of the "old hands" are not so active walkers as they used to be - not because they are " | ||
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+ | The depression years, culminating in the War, prevented many from marrying as young as they would have wished, and they since have taken that (doubtful) step. Others - the younger generation - have been more fortunate in being in the midst of a boom period, and they have joined the ranks of the married couples (at the specially reduced annual subs. too). As was very evident at the last Annual Reunion, the net result of both pre- and post- war categories has assured the Club of an ever-growing band of rising young potential walkers to follow in their fond parents' | ||
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+ | On the other hand, great difficulty in home-building forced many to tackle the job themselves - at the weekends - or do a great deal of the work performed by the contractors in pre-war days. This, too, has taken a heavy toll of their weekend time amongst the rock-choppers, | ||
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+ | I do not wish to infer that all these good people have "gone soft" or thrown in the sponge as far as walking is concerned - far from it... but their hearts are still in the bushlands and these fraternisations fulfil a want denied them by the turn of events. To make these functions more enjoyable, invitations have been extended to those contemporaries who are still active in the field, so that each event is a minor reunion in itself. And no doubt, we shall see many of these " | ||
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+ | Falling into the " | ||
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+ | Suitable seeds had been sown earlier in unofficial discussions at "lower levels" | ||
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+ | Pencils and paper were produced; we would have no long-winded Constitution, | ||
- | THE EVERGREEN WALKERS. | ||
- | By Turps" | ||
- | Notwithstanding the criticism which has from time to time been levelled at their heads, I don't think theframers of our much-maligned Constitution ever envi' | ||
- | of Christmas cards - all events completely outside the official orbit, | ||
- | It is not without good reaon that all this has come about. With five-and-twenty years behind us, many firm and lasting friendships have sprung up. It stands to reason a number of the 'old hands" are not so active walkers as they used to be - not because they are " | ||
- | The depression years, culminating in the War, prevented many from marrying as young as they would have wished, and they since have taken that (doubtful) step. Others - the younger generation - have been more fortunate in being in the midst of a boom period, and they have joined the ranks of the married couples (at the specially reduced: | ||
- | On the other hands great difficulty in home-building forced many to tackle the job themselves - at the weekends - or do a great deal of the work performed by the contractors in pre-war days. This, too, has taken a heavy toll of their weekend time amongst the rock-choppers, | ||
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- | tree-pullers, | ||
- | an7 of e members Whose names grace the Active Member List are far from ' | ||
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- | but tat-tut, enough of that. Well, perhaps not enough, and then over-spaced. | ||
- | I do not wish to infer that all these good people have "gone | ||
- | soft" or thrown in the sponge as far as walking is concerned - far from it ... but their hearts are still in the bushlands and these fraterndjations fulfil a want denied them by the tlxrn of events. To make these functions more enjoyable, invitations have been extended to thos,,J contemporaries who are still active in the field, so that each event is a minor reunion in itself. And no doubt, we shall see many of these " | ||
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- | Suitable seods had been sown earlier in unofficial discussions at "lower levels" | ||
- | Pencils and paper were produced; we would have no long-winded Constitution, | ||
(a) Name: The Syncarpia Club. | (a) Name: The Syncarpia Club. | ||
- | (b) Objects: To amalgamate and to promote and maintain social contact between those accredited bushwalkers whose | + | |
- | active participation in bushwalking is curtailed for reasons considered valid and substantial by the founders of the Club and/or their successors. | + | (b) Objects: To amalgamate and to promote and maintain social contact between those accredited bushwalkers whose active participation in bushwalking is curtailed for reasons considered valid and substantial by the founders of the Club and/or their successors. |
- | (c) Membership: Except foundation members, shall be by the | + | |
- | unanimous invitation of merbers | + | (c) Membership: Except foundation members, shall be by the unanimous invitation of members |
- | constituted meeting and shall be limited to bush walkers whose bushwalking activities are restricted | + | |
- | 7. | + | (d) Office Bearers: President, Vice-President, Secretary-Treasurer, |
- | COLD WINTER MORNINGS- --CALL | + | |
- | SEE OUR PULL RANGE OF EASILY.PRE PARED BREAITAST CEREALS | + | |
- | AND COMPLETE YOUR ROD LIST FROM THESE | + | |
- | DRIED APRICOTS PEACHES APPLE RINGS SALTED AND PLAIN ALMONDS AND CASHEW NUTS...PEANZTS | + | |
- | SOFT-SHELLED WALNUTS AND ALMONDS | + | |
- | DELICIOIES FIGS STONELESS DATES GLACE- FRUITS | + | |
- | NEW SEASON 15 CURRANTS WALTHAM RAISINS | + | |
- | WRAPPED BISCUITS - WHEATFLAKE...VITAWEAT...RYEVITA | + | |
- | THE SANITARIUM HEALTH FOOD SHOP | + | |
- | 13 HUNTER STREET, SYDNEY | + | |
- | by reasons considered valid and substantial as per (a) and/or those association is considered | + | |
- | a mutual advantage to the wellbeing of the Club. | + | |
- | (d) Office Bearers: President, Vice-Pre sident, Secretary- Treasurer, two male and two female committeemen. | + | |
(e) Meetings: To be held at not more than two-monthly intervals, with Annual General Meeting in May of each year, commencing May 1954. | (e) Meetings: To be held at not more than two-monthly intervals, with Annual General Meeting in May of each year, commencing May 1954. | ||
- | (f) S ubscription: COmmencing | + | |
- | It will be appreciated from the foregoing rigid regimentation was not sought. Meetings would be made coincide as far as possible with social functions, but no doubt there will be more social events than 'meetings. | + | (f) Subscription: Commencing |
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- | filled a definite want on the North Shore and it is likely others will be formed in other areas, e.g. the St. George District, where one or two we know of are hibernating. | + | It will be appreciated from the foregoing rigid regimentation was not sought. Meetings would be made to coincide as far as possible with social functions, but no doubt there will be more social events than meetings. |
- | The deliberations in drawing up the Constitution had gone on without regard to time and before we-realised it it was after midnight. Those with cars slipped away, dropping those less fortunate along the route. It was a lucky coincidence that the Sunday walk next day commenced from 7: | + | |
- | 'Anyway, what I want to know is what will we do with the folk who haven' | + | The deliberations in drawing up the Constitution had gone on without regard to time and before we realised it it was after midnight. Those with cars slipped away, dropping those less fortunate along the route. It was a lucky coincidence that the Sunday walk next day commenced from Wahroonga |
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- | SAILING | + | Anyway, what I want to know is what will we do with the folk who haven' |
- | Doris Allden, after some years in Melbourne, to England | + | |
- | CONGRATULATIONS TO -- | + | ---- |
- | ..+Worac:. -+4 w..mwaYm.armaw.A. | + | |
- | Gwen and Sam Myers, those son Michael Allan was born during the opening days of May .. and to Wal Roots, who thereby becomes a grandad again. | + | ====Sailing.==== |
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+ | Don Read by the "Strathnaver" to England on May 7th - learn the ship took it tough across the Bight - hope Don is a good sailor. | ||
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+ | Doris Allden, after some years in Melbourne, to England for the Coronation. | ||
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+ | ====Congratulations To:===== | ||
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+ | Gwen and Sam Myers, those son Michael Allan was born during the opening days of May... and to Wal Roots, who thereby becomes a grandad again. | ||
Rita and Bill Kinley, who were -married late in April. And that's why we haven' | Rita and Bill Kinley, who were -married late in April. And that's why we haven' | ||
- | Neil Schafer protests against the inclusion of spiders as | + | |
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- | A bearded bushwalker named Schafer | + | |
- | Squashed a spider as flat as a wafer | + | Neil Schafer protests against the inclusion of spiders as " |
- | Then he said "I don't care To have spiders in there - | + | |
+ | A bearded bushwalker named Schafer\\ | ||
+ | Squashed a spider as flat as a wafer\\ | ||
+ | Then he said "I don't care\\ | ||
+ | To have spiders in there -\\ | ||
Insects in my breeks are much safer. | Insects in my breeks are much safer. | ||
- | Something went awry an the day walk of May 10th, When five- sevenths of the party went out an the wrong train and the leader, with David Ingram, had already departed Waterfall Station when the tail arrived. A hot pursuit toward Mt. Westmacott followed, and presently the sweating rearguard sighted two figures at the trig. A frightful ululation ensued, and David observed loftily " | + | |
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- | IF YOU ARE GOING PLACES CONTACT | + | |
- | SCENIC MOTOR TOURS, | + | Something went awry an the day walk of May 10th, when five-sevenths of the party went out on the wrong train and the leader, with David Ingram, had already departed Waterfall Station when the tail arrived. A hot pursuit toward Mt. Westmacott followed, and presently the sweating rearguard sighted two figures at the trig. A frightful ululation ensued, and David observed loftily " |
- | RAILWAY STEPS, | + | |
- | KATOOMBA. | + | ---- |
- | DAILY TOURS BY PARLOR COACH TO THE WORLD FAMOUS JENOLAN CAVES AND ALL BLUE MOUNTAIN SIGHTS | + | |
- | TRANSPORT BY COACHES FOR PARTIES OF BUSH- WALKERS TO KANANGRA WALLS, GINKIN OR OTHER SUITABLE POINTS BY ARRANGEMENT. | + | |
- | FOR ALL INFORMATION | + | |
- | WRITE TO P.O.. BOX 60, KAT001/13A TELEPHONE -60, KATOOMBA. | + | |
THE ROAD TO THE GMHI. | THE ROAD TO THE GMHI. | ||
(From Jean Schoen: now working with the Snowy Mts. Authority at Cooma.) | (From Jean Schoen: now working with the Snowy Mts. Authority at Cooma.) |
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