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- | HANKESBURY RIVER SCENIC PRESERVATION. The Movement is giving full support to the Hawkesbiary Sceiirrn7servation | + | ====Hawkesbury River Scenic Preservation.==== |
- | DEEWHY LAGOON. Warringah Shire Council has been asked by the Movement to use every possible means to preserve the natural vegetation in the area lying between Barrenjoey Road and the lagoon, and to see that every care is taken to avoid disturbance of the bird life in this vicinity. The Council has also been asked not to permit the construction of golf links or tennis courts in this section of the reserve. | + | |
- | NORTH HEAD. The Movement is campaigning (in conjunction with the VEMEETTrust) for the preservation of the Whole of the Crown land in the vicinity of North Head, Sydney Harbour. There is a strong demand in Manly for the subdivision of the Quarantine Ground into building allotments, which the Movement is strongly opposing. Appeals have bee made to the Federal and State Governments, | + | The Movement is giving full support to the Hawkesbury Scenic Preservation |
- | RESOILIDIEL_MOSMAN. Strong protests have been made against the Goferniiientli-blan | + | |
- | MOOREFIELD RACECOURSE. The Movement tried hard tO save this 130-acre area for DTHTITTE-FT3Ta' | + | ====Dee Why Lagoon.==== |
- | FIELD GAMES AREAS FOR SCHOOLS. Efforts are being made by the Movement | + | |
- | to induce the Education Department to acquire large areas, (especiall.y | + | Warringah Shire Council has been asked by the Movement to use every possible means to preserve the natural vegetation in the area lying between Barrenjoey Road [Pittwater Road] and the lagoon, and to see that every care is taken to avoid disturbance of the bird life in this vicinity. The Council has also been asked not to permit the construction of golf links or tennis courts in this section of the reserve. |
- | in newly opened neighbourhoods) for district playing fields. At present the Department has no playing grounds, and has not deemed it | + | |
- | necessarrto | + | ====North Head.==== |
- | BUNDEENA PARK. An attempt is being made by the local R.S.L, to obtain a site iriMis | + | |
- | 11. | + | The Movement is campaigning (in conjunction with the National Trust) for the preservation of the whole of the Crown land in the vicinity of North Head, Sydney Harbour. There is a strong demand in Manly for the subdivision of the Quarantine Ground into building allotments, which the Movement is strongly opposing. Appeals have been made to the Federal and State Governments, |
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- | BE RESOLVED IN 1955 | + | ====Rawson Park, Mosman.==== |
- | TO TRAVEL LIGHT AND EAT WELL ON | + | |
- | VEGETARIAN FO OD S. FRESH RAW PEANUTS, CASHEWS, MIXED NUTS AND RAISINS DRIED APRICOTS AND APPLES | + | Strong protests have been made against the Government' |
- | GLACE FRUIT, DELICIOUS TURKISH FIGS, SOFT EATING PRUNES, REAL FRUIT JELLETTES | + | |
- | AND FOR A SUPER CA EE - TAKE HOME SANITARIUM CLEANED AND STERILISED FRUIT - DELICIOUS SUN RIPENED SULTANAS CHERRIES AND RAISINS. | + | ====Moorefield Racecourse.==== |
- | FROM | + | |
- | ITHE SANITARIUM HEALTH FO OD SHOP, 1 3 HUNTER STREET SYDNEY. | + | The Movement tried hard to save this 130-acre area for playing fields, and when all else failed, it appealed |
- | Movement as the park is very small, and is the only area available | + | |
- | CUMBERLAND COUNTY COUNCIL PLANNING COMMITTEE. The C.C.C. invited | + | ====Field Games Areas For Schools.==== |
- | mover-17a | + | |
- | Mr. Charles | + | Efforts are being made by the Movement to induce the Education Department to acquire large areas, (especially |
- | PRINCE ALFRED PARK. Proposals have been made recently for the ETEETFERT-75g7-757se | + | |
- | NATIONAL OPERA HOUSE. Strong pressure is being exercised to have | + | ====Bundeena Park.==== |
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- | PARKS OR SLUMS - WHICH DO WE _WANT TO KEEP? In view of the cons tan attempts | + | An attempt is being made by the local R.S.L. to obtain a site in this park for a clubhouse. This is being opposed by the Movement as the park is very small, and is the only area available |
- | city into the 61um areas9 | + | |
- | 12. | + | ====Cumberland County Council Planning Committee.==== |
- | blocks simply cannot be found excepting at prohibitive cost. Consequently they must be taken from the parks unless the city is extended into the slum areas. It has become a question of whichwe | + | |
- | DEDICATION OF PARK LANDS IN PERPETUITY. The Movement has asked the Government to co77777777-pracEnaint | + | The C.C.C. invited |
- | mansawanc.Milnallelwarm.IM.IaraNatImf | + | |
- | THE 1954 RDDOLPI_CUP. | + | ====Prince Alfred Park.==== |
- | Dot Butler. | + | |
- | I might as well say right now that :It rained. Of course it rained. The precedent has already'been het - it alma rains for the Rudolph Cup. But did this damIen tho- ardour of tie contestants? | + | Proposals have been made recently for the National Opera House and the City Air Terminal buildings to be erected |
- | No!' | + | |
- | prepared for a waterfigh; | + | ====National Opera House.==== |
- | There were five bopts. | + | |
- | Crews did a bit of shuf: | + | Strong pressure is being exercised to have 5 acres taken out of Sydney Domain for a site for the National Opera House. The Domain is threatened also by plans for new Parliament Houses, the Lord Mayor' |
- | oars, that they were being backed is unbe, | + | |
- | , keep it up. Let them wear themselves out before the race begins" | + | ====Parks Or Slums - Which Do We Want To Keep?==== |
- | There were dozens of boats hived by picnickers being rowed more or less expertly (but rather less tthanmcre) in zig-zag. fashion up down and across the river, and amcig this motley throng a small | + | |
- | launch putted its purposeful. way ylth a udformed | + | In view of the constant |
- | Dot had brought along a stirvop | + | |
- | about 20 ft. This her young ingertkusly | + | ====Dedication Of Park Lands In Perpetuity.==== |
- | The Admiral and his offsider | + | |
- | 13. | + | The Movement has asked the Government to consider the practicability |
- | apportioned out to the boats. The generous donor, having cast her tins upon the water as the Good Book cloth declare; received them back a thousandfold - or should I say their contents, after they had bee:. filled with river water. | + | |
- | The last boat had arrived at the appointed starting place and we were just getting all steamed | + | =====The |
- | A somewhat chastened boatload came rowing up to join the rest of us preparing lunch on the bank. "Keep away!" shouted the Admiral. " | + | |
- | Here we see a typical Bushwalker scene; twenty or so bods lighting fires, preparing salads, opening tins. There' | + | Dot Butler. |
- | It lasted about a quarter of an hour, then cleared off. A fire was lit and we warned | + | |
- | 14. | + | I might as well say right now that it rained. Of course it rained. The precedent has already been set - it __always__ |
- | Fifteen or so folk stood in a circle with arns on each others | + | |
- | I rather fear that the race was rigged. You see, the prize is to be something bigger and better than the Rudolph Cup - something in the nature of an Imperial Syphon - and people showed some reluctance to win this trophy and have it presented at a Club Meeting I can honestly say, however, that our boat would have nothing to do with this plot. We rowed valiently | + | There were five boats all eager (?) to win the coveted trophy. Crews did a bit of shuffling |
- | cone last. While yet some way off the bridge we were surprised to set, all the boats appeared to be lined up on this side, unwilling to Proceed | + | keep it up. Let them wear themselves out before the race begins" |
- | 11...dallNIMIMMIMI1.1101011111.1.M.0011111=g011.11. | + | |
- | TEN MONTHS IN CHRISTCHURCH. | + | There were dozens of boats hired by picnickers being rowed more or less expertly (but rather less than more) in zig-zag fashion up down and across the river, and among this motley throng a small launch putted its purposeful way with a uniformed |
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+ | Dot had brought along a stirrup | ||
+ | |||
+ | The Admiral and his offsider | ||
+ | |||
+ | The last boat had arrived at the appointed starting place and we were just getting all steamed | ||
+ | |||
+ | A somewhat chastened boatload came rowing up to join the rest of us preparing lunch on the bank. "Keep away!" shouted the Admiral. " | ||
+ | |||
+ | Here we see a typical Bushwalker scene; twenty or so bods lighting fires, preparing salads, opening tins. There' | ||
+ | |||
+ | It lasted about a quarter of an hour, then cleared off. A fire was lit and we warmed | ||
+ | |||
+ | I rather fear that the race was rigged. You see, the prize is to be something bigger and better than the Rudolph Cup - something in the nature of an Imperial Syphon - and people showed some reluctance to win this trophy and have it presented at a Club Meeting. I can honestly say, however, that our boat would have nothing to do with this plot. We rowed valiantly | ||
+ | |||
+ | =====Ten Months In Christchurch.===== | ||
Letter from Keith Renwick. | Letter from Keith Renwick. | ||
- | "When I arrived in Christohurch | + | |
- | cave - a river cave and the only limestone cave close to Christchurc: | + | "When I arrived in Christchurch |
- | A little later we went on a lunch and tramping trip to Banks Peninsular and Pigeon Bay, followed by a short day visit to Sumner Caves - volcanic caves in the outer suburbs an the way to Lyttleton by road. Then came Easter and up to Lake Sumner (jtst south of Lewis Pass and not the same place as where the caves are), up the Hurunui River to Harper' | + | |
+ | A little later we went on a lunch and tramping trip to Banks Peninsular and Pigeon Bay, followed by a short day visit to Sumner Caves - volcanic caves in the outer suburbs an the way to Lyttleton by road. Then came Easter and up to Lake Sumner (just south of Lewis Pass and not the same place as where the caves are), up the Hurunui River to Harper' | ||
The weekend following Easter I hitched down to Timaru where I met up with a chap, Des Grainger, with whom I had made arrangements to visit some caves, but unfortunately we didn't find much except a large Tomo and some Maori paintings. | The weekend following Easter I hitched down to Timaru where I met up with a chap, Des Grainger, with whom I had made arrangements to visit some caves, but unfortunately we didn't find much except a large Tomo and some Maori paintings. | ||
- | Then came the first of the Railway hikes - trips arranged by the Railways for the people of Christchurch | + | |
- | , north of Christchurch on the way to Hanmer. Speaking of Hanmer, the following weekend was a long weekend so I went on a hitching trip up | + | Then came the first of the Railway hikes - trips arranged by the Railways for the people of Christchurch |
- | 15. | + | |
- | to Lewis Pass, Maruia Spring' | + | The Rail hike to end all rail hikes was to Cass, also on the west line but further up than last time. The " |
- | The Rail hike to end all rail hikes was to Cass, alsb on the west line but further up than last time. The '' | + | |
- | A day trip with the Club to Ashley State Forest was followed by a memorable trip up the Edwards River at Arthur' | + | A day trip with the Club to Ashley State Forest was followed by a memorable trip up the Edwards River at Arthur' |
- | \up to Mt. Blowhard which is near Mt. Oxford and Ashley Forest, all north west of Christchurch. Although only about 3,000 ft. up, it had a very good coating of snow. Frank Cooper had arrived in Christchurc: | + | |
- | Then came the Club trip 1110 to the head of the Waimakariri River and Carrington Hut. On Saturday the weather was cloudy and we could not do much, but on Sunday it cleared so in the morning we went u10 | + | Then came the Club trip up to the head of the Waimakariri River and Carrington Hut. On Saturday the weather was cloudy and we could not do much, but on Sunday it cleared so in the morning we went up to Harmen Pass, the first of the 3-pass trip. Frank and I came up to Arthur' |
- | to Harmen Pass, the first of the 3-pass trip. Frank and I came up to Arthur' | + | |
Then came one of the best trips of the lot. Frank and I caught the Friday night bus to Kiakoura and went up the Hapuka Gorge in the Seaward Kiakouras. With winter snow they were the nearest thing yet to the Himalayas in miniature. We hitched our way back on Sunday. | Then came one of the best trips of the lot. Frank and I caught the Friday night bus to Kiakoura and went up the Hapuka Gorge in the Seaward Kiakouras. With winter snow they were the nearest thing yet to the Himalayas in miniature. We hitched our way back on Sunday. | ||
- | This was closely followed by a Club trip to the Rangitata, Clyde and Sinclair Rivers - impressive snow peaks, barren | + | |
- | On Show weekend, another holiday weekend, five of us went up the Waimakairir River head again to Carington | + | This was closely followed by a Club trip to the Rangitata, Clyde and Sinclair Rivers - impressive snow peaks, barren |
+ | |||
+ | On Show weekend, another holiday weekend, five of us went up the Waimakairir River head again to Carrington | ||
And, | And, | ||
- | 16. | + | |
- | And so, regretfully, | + | And so, regretfully, |
All the best for the New Year and the Club's trips. Good tramping. | All the best for the New Year and the Club's trips. Good tramping. | ||
- | - KEITH. | + | |
- | FEDERATION NOTES - DECEMBER. | + | - Keith. |
+ | |||
+ | =====Federation Notes - December.===== | ||
- Allen A. Strom. | - Allen A. Strom. | ||
- | Resignation from the position of Vice-President has been receive:, | + | |
- | MOUNT FRANKLIN CHALET | + | Resignation from the position of Vice-President has been received |
- | CAR RACING CIRCUIT ON NARROW NECK PENINSULA: will not be constructed because of the considerable | + | |
- | SEARCH AM RESCUE SECTION: A combined Search Conference was held on TITvember 8th at alosEZEF. Services represented were Police Rescue, Police Radio, AMF Signals, RAAF S & R and the Federation S. 4: R. Problems arising from the Practice Search at Carlon' | + | ====Mount Franklin Chalet |
- | A CONVENER FOR THE SOCIAL COMMITTEE is still urgently required. The TET7tant | + | |
- | A KOALA SURVEY has been carried out in the Avalon-Palm Beach Peninsul, | + | Only the outer room and outbuildings |
- | BARRINGTON TOPS: Secretary of the Barrington Club reports that ?some progreFT=T-Ong | + | |
- | Gosford District Fauna ard Flora Protection Society has decided to ProCeed | + | ====Car Racing Circuit On Narrow Neck Peninsula:==== |
- | 17. | + | |
- | of a Kariong National Park. It is proposed to hold the Conference in Sydney early in February 1955 and on a Saturday afternoon. | + | Will not be constructed because of the considerable |
- | KANGAROOS IN THE _WEST: Considerable pressure is being exerted upon theTovernment | + | |
- | The Chief Secretary has supported the Panel' | + | ====Search And Rescue Section:==== |
- | BLUE MOUNTAINS Nr'..TIONAL PARK: The District Surveyor has completed | + | |
- | The Department of Local Government is taking up with the Railway Authority the matter of carriage of Protected flora on trains, in order to clarify | + | A combined Search Conference was held on November 18th at Lapstone. Services represented were Police Rescue, Police Radio, AMF Signals, RAAF S & R and the Federation S. & R. Problems arising from the Practice Search at Carlon' |
- | allaurs..2.1nrgammommpsznior....6nesay | + | |
- | KOSCIUSKO INVA, | + | ====A Convener For The Social Committee==== |
+ | |||
+ | Is still urgently required. The important | ||
+ | |||
+ | ====A Koala Survey==== | ||
+ | |||
+ | Has been carried out in the Avalon-Palm Beach Peninsula | ||
+ | |||
+ | ====Barrington Tops:==== | ||
+ | |||
+ | Secretary of the Barrington Club reports that "some progress is being made in the Barrington Park Project" | ||
+ | |||
+ | Gosford District Fauna and Flora Protection Society has decided to proceed | ||
+ | |||
+ | ====Kangaroos In The West:==== | ||
+ | |||
+ | Considerable pressure is being exerted upon the Government | ||
+ | |||
+ | The Chief Secretary has supported the Panel' | ||
+ | |||
+ | ====Blue Mountains National Park:==== | ||
+ | |||
+ | The District Surveyor has completed | ||
+ | |||
+ | The Department of Local Government is taking up with the Railway Authority the matter of carriage of Protected flora on trains, in order to clarify | ||
+ | |||
+ | =====Kosciusko Invasion | ||
- Ross Laird. | - Ross Laird. | ||
- | The day after climbing Perisher the boys set out and climbed | + | |
- | Wednesday dawned dull and chilly, and as muscles were tired from this unaccustomed sport the remaining 14 piled into Bert's truck and spent the day exploring Guthega Dam and all its surrounding | + | The day after climbing Perisher the boys set out and climbed |
- | Thursday morning, 5 a.m. Excessive cold woke the sleeping multitude and so it was they were able to watch the beginning of what turned out to be a two and a half day blizzard. During that first morning Dot, Bert and Eric attempted to ski through to Spencer' | + | |
- | 18. | + | Wednesday dawned dull and chilly, and as muscles were tired from this unaccustomed sport the remaining 14 piled into Bert's truck and spent the day exploring Guthega Dam and all its surrounding |
- | to visit the others, but were forced back soon after crossing Piper' | + | |
- | Saturday saw George, Don and Ross packing food up as far as Bett's Camp. There they left it with Tom Beven, a Y.M.C.A. Rambler now living in Cooma, then skied back to Sniggins | + | Thursday morning, 5 a.m. Excessive cold woke the sleeping multitude and so it was they were able to watch the beginning of what turned out to be a two and a half day blizzard. During that first morning Dot, Bert and Eric attempted to ski through to Spencer' |
- | Came Sunday, and with its arrival the greater part of the gang left for home via Bert's truck. That hazardous trip must be narrated by someone who was on it. Meanwhile Judy, George, Don and Ross set out with gear and skis for Spencer' | + | |
- | On Monday morning Ross and Don climbed Mt. Guthrie and were so thrilled with the run down that they insisted Judy and George | + | Saturday saw George, Don and Ross packing food up as far as Bett's Camp. There they left it with Tom Beven, a Y.M.C.A. Rambler now living in Cooma, then skied back to Smiggins |
- | Mr. Stillwell was conquered on Wednesday morning, the afternoon | + | |
- | being spent on the ski tow by the boys, While Judy retired to bed | + | Came Sunday, and with its arrival the greater part of the gang left for home via Bert's truck. That hazardous trip must be narrated by someone who was on it. Meanwhile Judy, George, Don and Ross set out with gear and skis for Spencer' |
- | with extremely sore eyes. That afternoOn | + | |
- | Ross pulled a muscle in his back. Thursday morning everyone stayed in bed to recuperate for, apart from internal injuries, faces were | + | On Monday morning Ross and Don climbed Mt. Guthrie and were so thrilled with the run down that they insisted Judy and George |
- | by this time looking like cooked beetroot while lips were beginning to fester. That night the few of them, along with some Canberra Y.M.C.A. types also staying in the tipalace", went to the Chalet for | + | |
- | the films. Friday was spent waiting for the snowmobile that didn't turn up to carry them down to Smiggins so they would be ready to leave for Cooma on the Saturday. All day was spent skiing close by the hut waiting - waiting - waiting. At 5 p.m., however, they | + | Mt. Stillwell was conquered on Wednesday morning, the afternoon being spent on the ski tow by the boys, while Judy retired to bed with extremely sore eyes. That afternoon |
- | procured a hitch in the Chalet truck from just above Bett?s Camp down to Smiggin' | + | |
- | So it was that on Saturday George, with his three passengers, | + | So it was that on Saturday George, with his three passengers, turned the car towards Cooma and home, and said goodbye to Kosciusko for another year. |
- | turned the car towards Cooma and home, and said goodbye to Kosciusko for another year. | + | |
- | The drinking water tank at Couridjah Station has been removed. | + | ---- |
- | Parties making for that station should complete their washing and | + | |
- | refreshing arrangements before leaving the last creek. | + | The drinking water tank at Couridjah Station has been removed. Parties making for that station should complete their washing and refreshing arrangements before leaving the last creek. |
- | CHIVALRY. | + | |
- | - | + | =====Chivalry.===== |
- | It all started over tent carrying. You know, dear Reader, how walkers quibble about such trifles. It was agreed that Ken would can-, the tent the first day (bout 4 miles up a gentle slope), the next II days would be my turn, then after lunch on the third day it would be Ken's turn again. This arrangement sounded to my benefit, | + | |
- | - CHEDDAR CHOPPINGS. | + | - J.A.B. |
- | Allen Stram's picture night.on the Southern Alps almost looked like a preview to the Christmas Party, there were so many of the Club's older members Present. Amongst them we were pleased to see Stoddy, just back from El Alamein, Mouldy returned from Europe and | + | |
- | the MopPetts | + | It all started over tent carrying. You know, dear Reader, how walkers quibble about such trifles. It was agreed that Ken would carry the tent the first day (about 4 miles up a gentle slope), the next 1 1/2 days would be my turn, then after lunch on the third day it would be Ken's turn again. This arrangement sounded to my benefit, |
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- | After all the thought Jack Gentle put into the Children' | + | =====Cheddar Choppings.===== |
- | II | + | |
- | I counted about 60 Bushwalkers and friends around the huge Christmas Camp Fire at North Era. You are surprised that there was enough fire wood for a camp fire? Well, when one of our very newest members gets busy with an axe on a large fallen tree fire wood ceases to be a problem. Let me also say, unamimously baoked | + | Allen Strom's picture night on the Southern Alps almost looked like a preview to the Christmas Party, there were so many of the Club's older members Present. Amongst them we were pleased to see Stoddy, just back from El Alamein, Mouldy returned from Europe and the Moppetts |
- | While we are on the subject of holiday celebrations let me mention the New Year get together at Lane Cove National Park,organise | + | |
- | Ntarlummb." | + | ---- |
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- | , | + | After all the thought Jack Gentle put into the Children' |
- | EXTRACT FROM | + | |
- | The Walker and His Friends" | + | ---- |
- | by Heinz Wolff (Melbourne Bushwalkers) | + | |
- | 0 0 0 OOOOO | + | I counted about 60 Bushwalkers and friends around the huge Christmas Camp Fire at North Era. You are surprised that there was enough fire wood for a camp fire? Well, when one of our very newest members gets busy with an axe on a large fallen tree fire wood ceases to be a problem. Let me also say, unanimously backed |
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- | 4P, | + | ---- |
- | My pack is no longer the brand-new Paddy Pallin pack which I bought nearly four years ago. Canvas patches mark the spots where I gave it some rough treatment, and several new rivets in the frame bear testimony to the sufferings it has had to endure. But a pack is like a dog Who loves his master and protects him even after he has been beaten. That better service could I have expected of any person or thing than the one which my pack gave me on one memorable occasion on Howitt Plains? We had reached Macalister Springs at lunch time, pitched our tents and left most of our gear in them, and then went with empty packs to Howitt Hut. On the way back we lost our way in the mist, and When night fell, we decide to "stay put". All we could do was to light: a large fire and try to snatch some sleep lying next to it, and this is where my pack as well as some other "mute friends", | + | |
+ | While we are on the subject of holiday celebrations let me mention the New Year get together at Lane Cove National Park, organised | ||
+ | |||
+ | =====Paddy Made===== | ||
+ | Extract from "the Walker and His Friends" | ||
+ | |||
+ | My pack is no longer the brand-new Paddy Pallin pack which I bought nearly four years ago. Canvas patches mark the spots where I gave it some rough treatment, and several new rivets in the frame bear testimony to the sufferings it has had to endure. But a pack is like a dog Who loves his master and protects him even after he has been beaten. That better service could I have expected of any person or thing than the one which my pack gave me on one memorable occasion on Howitt Plains? We had reached Macalister Springs at lunch time, pitched our tents and left most of our gear in them, and then went with empty packs to Howitt Hut. On the way back we lost our way in the mist, and when night fell, we decide to "stay put". All we could do was to light a large fire and try to snatch some sleep lying next to it, and this is where my pack as well as some other "mute friends", | ||
The above extract is from an article in " | The above extract is from an article in " | ||
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