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-THE smNEY BUSHVITALIER.
+====== The Sydney Bushwalker. ======
-A monthly bulletin of matters of interest to the Sydney Bush Walkers, C/- Ingersoll Hall, 256 Crown St., Sydney Box No.4476 G.P.O., Sydney..
-.11LIM
+A monthly Bulletin of matters of interest to the Sydney Bush Walkers, C/- Ingersoll Hall, 256 Crown St., Sydney. Box No.4476, G.P.O. Sydney.
-No.241 DECEMBER, 1954 Price 6d.
-nommagmr....malCoM 111.111.1
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-Co-Editors: Dot Butler, Boundary Road, Sales & Subs.:
-Wahroonga (JW2208) Typed by Jean
+=== No. 241. December, 1954. Price 6d. ===
-Geof Wagg, 19 Mary Street, Blacktown. Business Manager: Alex Colley (XAl255) Production: A
-Jess Martin Harvey
+|**Co-Editors**|Dot Butler, Boundary Road, Wahroonga (JW2208). Geoff Wagg, 19 Mary Street, Blacktown.|
-lan Wilson - (FY2047).
+|**Business Manager**|Alex Colley (XA1255).|
-Page
+|**Production**|Alan Wilson (FY2047).|
+|**Sales and Subs**|Jess Martin.|
+|**Typed by**|Jean Harvey.|
+===== In This Issue: =====
+| | |Page|
+|At Our Monthly Meeting| | 2|
-CONTENTS.
+|The Hard Way|Jim Brown| 3|
-At Our Monthly Meeting
+|Destination Unknown|Len Scotland| 7|
-Leica Photo Service (Advertisement)
+|Federation Notes for November|Allen A. Strom|10|
-The Hard Way, by Jim Brown
+|The Ridgewalkers|Geof Wagg|11|
-Siedlecky's Taxi & Tourist Service (Advert.) Sanitarium Health Food Shop (Advertisement) Destination Unknown, by Len Scotland Scenic Motor Tours (Advertisement)
+|Drowning Down the Kowmung|Dot Butler|15|
-Federation Notes for November, by Allen A. Strom 10 The Ridgewalkers, by Geof Wagg 11 Drowning Down the Kowmung, by Dot Butler
+|Kosciusko Invasion, Part II|Ross Laird|18|
---Kosciusko Invasioh,Part II, by Ross Laird 18
-Paddy's Advertisement 20
+===== Advertisements: =====
-Paddy sails for England on Tanuary. 25th.
-On JANUARY 22ND
+| |Page|
-Saturday night
+|Leica Photo Service| 3|
-the Club will hold a
+|Siedlecky's Taxi and Tourist Service| 5|
-BON VOYAGE PARTY
+|Sanitarium Health Food Shop| 7|
-to PADDY and FAMILY
+|Scenic Motor Tours| 9|
-at THE HARVEY'S.
+|Paddy's Advertisement|20|
-ALL JOIN THE FUN!!
-ime: 7.30 p m. Nominal Charge for Supper..
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-. AT OUR MONTHLY MEETING.
-The meeting was called to order aid the President opened proceedings by pinning the Club badge on the frorof:a ftlir new member. Welcome to the S.B.W., Joan, and may you have many pleasant trips with us.
+=== Paddy sails for England on January 25th. ==
+On January 22nd, Saturday night, the Club will hold a Bon Voyage Party to Paddy and family at the Harvey's. All joint the fun!! Time: 7.30 p.m. Nominal Charge for Supper.
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+===== At Our Monthly Meeting. =====
+The meeting was called to order and the President opened proceedings by pinning the Club badge on the frock of a fair new member. Welcome to the S.B.W., Joan, and may you have many pleasant trips with us.
 Suggestions were invited for a site for the next Annual Reunion. Malcolm pointed out that this is always chosen at the January meeting so please everybody come along with your suggestions to the next meeting.
-Jack Gentle, organiser of the Children's Christmas Treat; moved that the Club supply ice-cream for the young. Alex disagreed saying tbat although ice-cream was a good thing, it could be consumed by children any day of the week, and to take it along to the bush party might prove more nuisance than it was worth. Kevin Ardill deplored this what could be construed as 'stingy' outlook and offered to supply free all the ginger beer the children could consume. His offer was accepted with cheers by all the grown-up 'children' present.
-Dormie moved that we set about hiring a hall for the holding of our Annual General Meeting, so it may be held on a Friday night, as previously, on the grounds that members -like to go straight from the Annual Meeting to the Rounion. Members, however, voiced their disapproval of changing the night from a Wednesday, when the present hall would be available, and no extra cost incurred, and the motion was lost.
+Jack Gentle, organiser of the Children's Christmas Treat, moved that the Club supply ice-cream for the young. Alex disagreed saying that although ice-cream was a good thing, it could be consumed by children any day of the week, and to take it along to the bush party might prove more nuisance than it was worth. Kevin Ardill deplored this what could be construed as 'stingy' outlook and offered to supply free all the ginger beer the children could consume. His offer was accepted with cheers by all the grown-up 'children' present.
+Dormie moved that we set about hiring a hall for the holding of our Annual General Meeting, so it may be held on a Friday night, as previously, on the grounds that members like to go straight from the Annual Meeting to the Reunion. Members, however, voiced their disapproval of changing the night from a Wednesday, when the present hall would be available, and no extra cost incurred, and the motion was lost.
 Frank Rigby then wanted to know what had happened to the New Room Sub-Committee. Were they looking for new quarters for us or had they died a natural death? Amidst a deal of hushing and shooshing Frank was told not to shout, the President lowered his voice and whispered that something was still being done in the matter and we might discuss it at some future date - not now.
-Now the subject of Paddy's Farewell Party on January 22nd came up. Concern was voiced by one member as to whether the Harvey's house had bendable, expandable, unbreakable rubber walls, adequate
-to contain the vast crowd of well-wishers who would be bound to come. It was pointed out that the party was to be held in the illimitable great outdoors and those Who couldn't fit into the Harvey's backyard could Presumably overflow into the street. It was moved by Malcolm McGregor that a letter of thanks be sent to Brian and Jean thanking them for their kindness in placing their home, or rather the great outdoors surrounding it, at the disposal of the Club for this functLm
+Now the subject of Paddy's Farewell Party on January 22nd came up. Concern was voiced by one member as to whether the Harvey's house had bendable, expandable, unbreakable rubber walls, adequate to contain the vast crowd of well-wishers who would be bound to come. It was pointed out that the party was to be held in the illimitable great outdoors and those who couldn't fit into the Harvey's backyard could presumably overflow into the street. It was moved by Malcolm McGregor that a letter of thanks be sent to Brian and Jean thanking them for their kindness in placing their home, or rather the great outdoors surrounding it, at the disposal of the Club for this function.
-To Len Fall's query, "What is being done aboutthe proposed race track on Narrow Neck?" the President said that enquiries were being made by our representative. The area has already been set aside as
-a Recreation Reserve, which might preclude the construction of a race track. It was moved by David Ingram that we write to the Water Board asking just what areas are referred to in their new camping restrictions in Burragorang Valley. Kevin brought to our notice the strange fact that the Underwater Swim at our Stimming Carnival has always been won by a past or present President, and invited us all to come along with the lure that we might see a past or present' President draw?. On this pleasant note the Meeting closed. -D.B.
+To Len Fall's query, "What is being done about the proposed race track on Narrow Neck?" the President said that enquiries were being made by our representative. The area has already been set aside as a Recreation Reserve, which might preclude the construction of a race track. It was moved by David Ingram that we write to the Water Board asking just what areas are referred to in their new camping restrictions in Burragorang Valley. Kevin brought to our notice the strange fact that the Underwater Swim at our Stimming Carnival has always been won by a past or present President, and invited us all to come along with the lure that we might see a past or present President drown. On this pleasant note the Meeting closed.
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 THE HARD WAY.
 - Jim Brown.