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 ====No.244 March 1955 Price 6d.====
-|**Co-Editors**|Dot Butler, Boundary Road, Wahroonga (JW2208). Geof Wagg, 19 Mary Street,   BlacktoWn.|
+|**Co-Editors**|Dot Butler, Boundary Road, Wahroonga (JW2208). Geof Wagg, 19 Mary Street,   Blacktown.|
 |**Business Manager**|Alex Colley (XAl255)|
 |**Sales & Subs**|Jess Martin|
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 a metropolitan theatre clapped madly, and everyone was happy. BUT -- if Cursedcardus had been there he would have made Rene look the dead spit of the spitted ones half way through the blitz. Another star at tat show was languorous (of G. string!) passionate Hilda McCartney with her violin, and everytime I think of the dress she wore that night - I see red!
-And listen, you whiskery hillbillies, for their stage oppearance the gentlemen of the Sydney Bush Walkers wore evening dress and had a tailored shave on the day of the concert. Also at Rene's party were the two who put on, at this concert, the finest spot of tragedy in the Club's theatrical history. They were young aristocrats awaiting the tumbril for the trip to Madam Guillotine. Their names - Marion Sutton (now Moroney), and Ian Malcolm. Yes, Rene's party waked up a host of memories. There is one deeply etched memory - on the banks of the Grose, one summer night in the long ago, when four girls standing back to the fire, face to the river, sang "Sweet and Low", __as written__, and sang it perfectly.  One at least of the four was with us at Rene's party - Win Chardon. And what a lot of faces Jean Austin's one candle power lightens up. Since the vanishment of Stoddie's Melody Maidens hill billy seems to be King Billy around the camp fire. I'm sure Mr. Schubert would not mind us having a half hour of "Lilac Time", the net that snared so many of Schubert's lovely and simple melodies. And every camp fire should have at least a half-hour of Gilbert and Sullivan quite unadulterated. (I move that the Canoe Club be raided and Roy Gaddelin - fiddle and bow - be forcibly taken and welded to the S.B.W.).
+And listen, you whiskery hillbillies, for their stage appearance the gentlemen of the Sydney Bush Walkers wore evening dress and had a tailored shave on the day of the concert. Also at Rene's party were the two who put on, at this concert, the finest spot of tragedy in the Club's theatrical history. They were young aristocrats awaiting the tumbril for the trip to Madam Guillotine. Their names - Marion Sutton (now Moroney), and Ian Malcolm. Yes, Rene's party waked up a host of memories. There is one deeply etched memory - on the banks of the Grose, one summer night in the long ago, when four girls standing back to the fire, face to the river, sang "Sweet and Low", __as written__, and sang it perfectly.  One at least of the four was with us at Rene's party - Win Chardon. And what a lot of faces Jean Austin's one candle power lightens up. Since the vanishment of Stoddie's Melody Maidens hill billy seems to be King Billy around the camp fire. I'm sure Mr. Schubert would not mind us having a half hour of "Lilac Time", the net that snared so many of Schubert's lovely and simple melodies. And every camp fire should have at least a half-hour of Gilbert and Sullivan quite unadulterated. (I move that the Canoe Club be raided and Roy Gaddelin - fiddle and bow - be forcibly taken and welded to the S.B.W.).
 Bean, of course, did some surprising things, and that bright spark of other days, Gordon Pritchard, was more flashing than ever. (A sad loss to the Club when G.P. dropped out.) The surprise of the night was Joan's Puppet Show - how that gal is sure steeped in the theatre! I can see some dreadful shocks coming when she puts S.B.W. puppets on the payroll.
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 A truly great night, and Rene's cheery invite to her birthday party in 1965 just put the philosophic crown on everything.
+=====Federation Notes - Febraury.=====
-                      FEDERATION NOTES - FEBRUARY.
+Allen A. Strom.
-                                                 Allen A. Strom.
+====The Arthur Groom Memorial Fund:====
-THE ARTHUR GROOM MEMORIALFUND: It was agreed to make a donation
+It was agreed to make a donation of £2.2.0 to the fund.
-of 2.770 to the fund.
-SEARCH AND'RESCUE:   The Practice Weekend will now .be held on weekend
+====Search and Rescue:====
-TEM777677in the Policeman Range Area. Club Contant man will
-want to know who will be attending so'that he can report to the
-meeting of S & R to be held on March 9th. During the illness of the
-S & 7 Secretary, Mr. Norman Allen will be Acting Secretary. 'Phone
-numl7ers are: Business FY6292. Private FW6456.
-ANNUAL CAMP Will be held on March 26/27th at Morella Karong. The
+The Practice Weekend will now be held on weekend March 18/19/20th in the Policeman Range Area. Club Contact man will want to know who will be attending so that he can report to the meeting of S & R to be held on March 9th. During the illness of the S & R Secretary, Mr. Norman Allen will be Acting Secretary. 'Phone numbers are: Business FY6292. Private FW6456.
-special task allocated to the S.B.W. is cleaning up of   the Campfiro
-.
-Ken Stewart and Geof Wagg will be the Campfire Leaders. Name tags
+====Annual Camp:====
-will be supplied. A circular will be forwarded later to Clubs outlin-
-ing Reunion details.
-    Following a report that Bushwalkers were being directed not be
+Will be held on March 26/27th at Morella Karong. The special task allocated to the S.B.W. is cleaning up of the Campfire. Ken Stewart and Geof Wagg will be the Campfire Leaders. Name tags will be supplied. A circular will be forwarded later to Clubs outlining Reunion details.
-camp in the Catchment Area of the Warragamba Dam, it was agreed that
-the President should seek a personal interview with the President or
-Secretary of the Water Board in order to clarify the position.
-KARIONG: A conference of a number of interested bodies was held on
+Following a report that Bushwalkers were being directed not be camp in the Catchment Area of the Warragamba Dam, it was agreed that the President should seek a personal interview with the President or Secretary of the Water Board in order to clarify the position.
-Saturday, February 12th, to discuss a means of implementing the estab-
-lishment of The Kariong to Park. It included a representative
+====Kariong:====
-from the Conservation Department and the Fauna Protection Panel.
-The resolutions agreed upon covered the following:
+A conference of a number of interested bodies was held on Saturday, February 12th, to discuss a means of implementing the establishment of The Kariong National Park. It included a representative from the Conservation Department and the Fauna Protection Panel. The resolutions agreed upon covered the following:
-   (1) The Government to be pressed to take action to estnblish
-       the National Park for the preservation and study of flora,
+(1) The Government to be pressed to take action to establish the National Park for the preservation and study of flora, fauna and aboriginal relics.
-       fauna and aboriginal relics.
-   (2) The Trust for the Park to include representatives of
+(2) The Trust for the Park to include representatives of Government Departments and interested Conservation Bodies.
-       Government Departments and interested Conserv,:tion Bodies.
-   (0) Any agreement on this Kariong Project shall not wejudice the
+(3) Any agreement on this Kariong Project shall not prejudice the achievement of general reservations along the Hawkesbury River.
-       achievement of general reservations along the Hawkesbury
-A Committee was appointed to implement the resolutions. It will
+A Committee was appointed to implement the resolutions. It will consist of Miss Crommelin (Warrah Sanctuary), Mr. G. Moore (Hawkesbury Scenic Pres. Council), Mrs. T.Y. Stead (W.L.P.S.A.), Mr. Myles Dunphy (N.P.P.A.C.), Mrs. Sourrey (Gosford Flora and Fauna Pres. Soc.) and power to co-opt.
-consist of Miss Crommelin Farrah Sanctuary), Mr. G. Moc7:ie (Hawkesbury
-Scenic Pres. Council), Mrs. T.Y. Stead (W.L.P.S.A.), Mr. Myles Dunphy
+It was agreed that it would be a good thing to arrange similar conferences on other matters of interest. Mr. F.J. Griffiths, Chief Guardian of Fauna, agreed to undertake the organisation of this work.
-(N.P.P.A.C.), Mrs. Sourrey (Gosford Flora and Fauna Pres. Soc.) and
-Dower to co-opt.
+====Morton Primitive Reserve:====
-It was agreed that it would be a good thing to arrange similar
-conferences on other matters of interest. Mr. F.J. Griffi)-hs, Chief
+The Minister for Lands has directed that since the administration of the Reserve is being carried out by the Trust in a manner that satisfies the purpose of the dedication, there should be no alteration of the position. If at any time there are contemplated decisions which will change the status quo, then the Fauna Protection Panel shall be called upon for an expression of opinion.
-GnareLian of Fauna, agreed to undertake the organisation of this work.
-MORTON PRIMITIVE RESERVE: The Minister for Lands has directed that
-arirrETMUIETTETME of the Reserve is being carried out by the
-Trust in a manner that satisfies the purpose of the dedication, there
-should be no alteration of the position. If at any time there are
-contemplated decisions which will change the status Tlo, then the
-Fauna Protection Panel shall be called upon for an expression of
-opinion.
 The outcome of this Ministerial direction is as follows (pro tem):
-   (1) The Forestry Department will not be given any rights over
-       the Reserve.
-   (2) The Fauna Protection Panel's request for the Reserve to
-       become a Faunal Reserve is refused.
-   (3) The threat to M.P.R. has been temporarily averted.
-The greatest danger lies in a change in attitude or personnel of the
-Trust.
-BARREN GROUND: Reported that the proposal for a Fauna Reserve is now
+(1) The Forestry Department will not be given any rights over the Reserve.
-being studiedby the Mines Department to determine any implications.
+(2) The Fauna Protection Panel's request for the Reserve to become a Faunal Reserve is refused.
+(3) The threat to M.P.R. has been temporarily averted.
+The greatest danger lies in a change in attitude or personnel of the Trust.
+====Barren Ground:====
+Reported that the proposal for a Fauna Reserve is now being studied by the Mines Department to determine any implications.
+====Nadgee:====
+The District Lands office at Goulburn is prepol2ing a map of the area pursuant to presenting a report to the Department of Lands.
+====Hallet's Beach:====
+(Cowan Creek, Kuring-gai Chase). A report that the Kurin-Gai Motor Yacht Club wants to erect a Club Boat-House, Pier and Baths at Hallet's Beach has been followed up.
+A report that the Royal National Park Trust proposes to hand over portion of the N.W. corner of the Park to the Sutherland Shire Council is being investigated.
+====Bouddi Natural Park:====
-ITILG4.E: The District Lands office at Goulburn is prepol2ing a map of
+A work party will be held on the weekend February 26/27th. Transport to the Park has been arranged for Friday evening, February 25th. Cost 17/6d. As in this project would be deeply appreciated. There is still an urgent need for Ranger
-    area rea pursuant to presenting a report to the Department of Lands.
+Patrols through the Park. Delegates are asked to bring the matter before their Club Meetings.
-HALLET'S BEACH: (Cowan Creek, Kuring-gai Chase). A report tha the
+If you want to interest your friends in our Conservation Projects, we can help with the organisation of transport and trips.
- Kurin-Gai Motor Yacht Club wants to erect a Club Boat-House, Pier
- and Baths at Halletis Beach has been followed up.
-.
-    A report that the Royal National Park Trust proposes to hand over
+March 18,19,20th: The Budderoo and Barren Ground Areas.
-portion of the N.W. corn of the Park to the Sutherland Shire Council
-is being investigated.
-BOUDDT NATURAL PARK: A work party will be held on the weekend
+March 25,26,27th: Morton Primitive Reserve (Meryla Pass section)
-Taii.a5y 7772777-Transport to the Park has been ar-2arge for Friday
-evening, February 25th. Cost 17/6d. As in this project would
-be deeply appreciated. There is still an urgent need for Ranger
-Patrols through the Park. Delegates are asked to bring the matter
-before their Club Meetings.
-    If you want to interest your friends, in our Conservation
+We can also help with propaganda leaflets and showings of colour transparencies.
-Projects, we can help with the organisation of transport and trips.
-    March 18,19,20th: The Budderoo and Barren Ground Areas.
-    March 25,26,27th: Morton Primitive Reserve (Meryla Pass section)
-We can also help with propaganda leaflets and showings of colour
-transparencies.