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-THE SYDNEY BUSHWALKER.
+====== The Sydney Bushwalker. ======
-A monthly bulletin of matters of interest to the Sydney Bush Walkers,
-The N.S.W. Nurses' Association Rooms, "Northcote Building", Reiby Place, Sydney. Box No.24476 G.P.O. Sydney. Phone JW1462.
-DECEMBER. 1960 Price 1/-
+A monthly bulletin of matters of interest to the Sydney Bush Walkers, The N.S.W. Nurses' Association Rooms, "Northcote Building", Reiby Place, Sydney. Box No.4476 G.P.O., Sydney. 'Phone JW1462.
-Editor: Don Matthews, 33 Pomona Street, Pennant Hills. WJ3514.
+=== 312 DecemberR 1960 Price 1/- ===
-Business Manager: Brian Harvey
-Reproduction: Denise Hull
-Sales & Subs.: Eileen Taylor
-Typed by Jean Harvey
+|**Editor**|Don Matthews, 33 Pomona Street, Pennant Hills. WJ3514|
+|**Business Manager**|Brian Harvey|
+|**Reproduction**|Denise Hull|
+|**Sales & Subs.**|Eileen Taylor|
+|**Typed by**|Jean Harvey|
-CONTENTS. Page
+===== Contents =====
-Walkers' Christmas - Geof Wagg  1
-Social Calendar 2
-At Our November Meeting - Alex Colley 2
-Summer Walks 3
-Phi Joins the S.B.W. - Stuart Brooks 4
-Sanitarium Health Food Advertisement 7
-Caving At Cliefden - Bob Duncan 7
-Hatswell's Taxi & Tourist Service (Advertisement) 9
-The Wanderings of a Bullmoose - Eric Pegram 10 Day Walks
-Walk No.20 - Gwen Seach 12
-Paddy's Advertisement 13
-The Kokoda Trail - Roy eraggs 16
+| | |Page|
+|Walkers' Christmas|Geof Wagg| 1|
+|Social Calendar| | 2|
+|At Our November Meeting|Alex Colley| 2|
+|Summer Walks| | 3|
+|Phi Joins the S.B.W.|Stuart Brooks| 4|
+|Caving At Cliefden|Bob Duncan| 7|
+|The Wanderings of a Bullmoose|Eric Pegram|10|
+|Day Walks| |11|
+|Walk No.20|Gwen Seach|12|
+|The Kokoda Trail|Roy Craggs|16|
-WALKERS CHRISTMAS
+===== Advertisements =====
-Oath acknowledgment to G.W. who wrote it - from December 1958 issue)
+| |Page|
+|Sanitarium Health Food| 7|
+|Hatswell's Taxi & Tourist Service| 9|
+|Paddy's|13|
-Walkers Christmas, Christmas cheer,
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-Cold tinned pudding, Hot tinned beer.
-Ham and chicken (sausage) too,
+====== Walkers Christmas. ======
-Or perhaps a D.V. stew.
-Bad luck that the sweets you brought
+(With acknowledgment to G.W. who wrote it - from December 1958 issue|
-were made unfit to eat by water.
-So a rut we try to crack,
+Walkers Christmas,\\
-Place upon a rock and whack
+Christmas cheer,\\
-First blow, nothing: cursing louder
+Cold tinned pudding,\\
+Hot tinned beer.
+Ham and chicken (sausage) too,\\
+Or perhaps a D.V. stew.\\
+Bad luck that the sweets you brought were\\
+Made unfit to eat by water.
+So a rut we try to crack,\\
+Place upon a rock and whack -\\
+First blow, nothing: cursing louder -\\
 Second blow, it's crushed to powder.
-Still the dinner's not a failure
+Still the dinner's not a failure -\\
 Tastes like the Hotel Australia.
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-SOCIAL CALENDAR.
+====== Social Calendar. ======
-DECEMBER. 21ST
+__December 21st__: Free night. Come in and make last minute arrangements for that Christmas trip, or just to natter.
-DECEMBER 28TH
-JANUARY 4TH
-JANUARY 11TH
-JANUARY lem
-FREE NIGHT. Come in and make last minute arrangements for that Christmas trip, or just to natter.
-Club closed.
-Committee meeting, but don't let this keep you away. A. good chance to earbash your friends about your latest epic walk.
-General Meeting.
-Keith Renwick: will give an illustrated talk on his stay in America. Don't miss this. Read Keith's story of"Yosemite Valley in the March 1960 Magazine.
-COMING IN FEBRUARY
-Australian Birds. Illustrated talk:by Mr. Waterhouse and
-The Bush Music Club.
+__Decmeber 28th__: Club closed.
-At Our November Meeting
+__January 4th__: Committee meeting, but don't let this keep you away. A. good chance to earbash your friends about your latest epic walk.
-- Alex Colley.
+__January 11th__: General Meeting.
+__January 18th__: Keith Renwick will give an illustrated talk on his stay in America. Don't miss this. Read Keith's story of Yosemite Valley in the March 1960 Magazine.
+__Coming in February__: Australian Birds. Illustrated talk by Mr. Waterhouse and The Bush Music Club.
+----
+====== At Our November Meeting. ======
+Alex Colley
 The President opened the meeting with a welcome to three new members - Richard Planting, Mildred Huntington and Michael Hailstone.
-In correspondence was a letter from Roy Bennett, thanking us for including him amongst our Honorary Members, and apologies from the Ashdowns and Harveys, who were basking in the sunshine of Lord Howe Island. Also a copy of a petition being presented by the National Parks Association requesting a National Parks Bill, a National Parks Service and the exclusion of the operation of other Acts, e g. mining rights, in National Parks. It was agreed we sign this petition.
+In correspondence was a letter from Roy Bennett, thanking us for including him amongst our Honorary Members, and apologies from the Ashdowns and Harveys, who were basking in the sunshine of Lord Howe Island. Also a copy of a petition being presented by the National Parks Association requesting a National Parks Bill, a National Parks Service and the exclusion of the operation of other Acts, e.g. mining rights, in National Parks. It was agreed we sign this petition.
 The Walks Secretary told us that only 9 out of the 15 walks on last month's programme were completed and these were attended by 52 members, 9 prospectives and 8 visitors.
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 Another motion by Allan was that we protest against the Hotel at Govett's Leap. The beauty of the Grose Valley from this point would become the exclusive privilege of those who could afford the hotel tariff. Frank Barlow said that the lease had already been granted and Heather Joyce said that it had been discussed at the Federation, which had written to the Blue Mountains Council. The National Parks Association had also taken the matter up. It was decided not to take further action.
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+At the conclusion of the meeting Kath Brown asked whether the collection of slides which we had decided to make for viewing in the Club room through the new slide viewer had been made. George Grey replied that already 3 people had donated about 30 slides.
-gh the new
-Pe e had donated
-At the conclusion of the meeting Kath Brown asked whether the slides which we had decided to make for viewing in the Club room slide viewer had been made. George Grey replied that already about 30 slides.
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 SUMMER WALKS.
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-WALK 20. BARRETT, GRAY & SEACH).
+WALK 20. BARRETT, GRAY & SEACH
 - Gwen Seach.
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-THE KOKODA TRAIL.
+====== The Kokoda Trail ======
-- Roy Craggs.
+Roy Craggs
 Every Australian has heard of or remembers the Kokoda Trail where Australia's Armed Forces repelled the Japanese Invasion Army in Papua and finally pushed them back to the coast of New Guinea and ultimate annihilation.