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 Back in the car, David Rostron, John Redfern, and I were so grateful to have Peter Harris chaufeuring us again that we completely forgot his Lilo, his naive response to jokes, and the gaps in his knowledge of Amphibia. We sat back and relaxed (except Don and Jenny) for a magnificent meal at Young's Chinese cafe in Katoomba, Peter called in to say goodbye to Vanessa, and then we were home. David Rostron had done a magnificent job arranging and leading the trip, and a very fair job arranging the weather.
+=====Social Notes For March.=====
+by Peter Miller.
+====Wednesday, March 18.====
+Indian Night.
+Now is a chance for those members who have been to India to show all their artifacts, books, souvenirs, etc. and a few colour slides - limit 1/2 hour. We may be able to arrange some Indian music as well.
+The adventurous may even bring along some samples of Indian cooking (and the more adventurous will eat it).
-SOCIAL NOTES FOR MARCH.
-by Peter Miller. Wednesday L Mafch 18.	Indian Night.
-NoiVid-d-aliciride for those members who have been to India to show
-all their artifacts, books, souvenirs, etc. and a few colour slides - limit ir#our. We may be able to arrange some Indian music as well.
-The adventurous may even bring along some samples of Indian cooking
-(and themore adventurous will eat it).
 Please advise the Social Secretary if you intend to participate.
-Dinfier will be held before the meeting at "Rajah Indian Restaurant", Pacific-Highway, Crow's Nest, 7 pm to 8 pm. Meet inside.
-Wednesday, March 25.	Slides of China by Paddy Pallin.
+__Dinner__ will be held before the meeting at "Rajah Indian Restaurant", Pacific-Highway, Crow's Nest, 7 pm to 8 pm. Meet inside.
---PaddY will 61.6* slides of his three week trip to China. While he was there Paddy visited temples, palaces and factories as well as the town of Kweilm set in limestone hillsides.
+====Wednesday, March 25.====
+Slides of China by Paddy Pallin.
+Paddy will show slides of his three week trip to China. While he was there Paddy visited temples, palaces and factories as well as the town of Kweilm set in limestone hillsides.
 This will be a very interesting evening, giving us an insight into a country which has been visited by few club members.
+=====General Meeting Notes. December and January.=====
+- by Barry Wallace.
+====December, 1980.====
+The meeting began at 2025 with 35 or so members present and the Pres. in the chair.
-GENERAL MEETING NOTES
-_DECEMBER -ec -JANUARY
--	by Barmy Wallace. DECEMBER, 1980.
----The)aideting began at 2025 with 35 or so members present and the Pres. in the chair.
 Jeff Rigby, David Samuels, Leone Vella and Barbara Bruce had sent apologies. We welcomed, or attempted to welcome, the following new members: Anita Doherty, Jeff Rigby, Jill and Geoff Sillar, Ann Percy, Fusae Dargan, Bill Gamble, Jerry Leitner and David Samuels.
-The Minutes of the previous meeting were read and received without
-any matters arising, and correspondence brought the following rather small haul of letters to/from: two letters from members advising change of address,
-brochure from the N.Z. Govt. Tourist Bureau and letters outgoing to our
-new meMbers.
-Matters financial were reported upon by the Treasurer to. the effect.- that: We started the month with $2472.96; spent $162.77, received $223.00 and ended upWith $2533.19. The Coolana account received $333.60 and Closed with a balance of $794.52.
-The Federation Report indicated that a decision on logging in rainforest areas is expected from the N.S.W. Government sometime in February, there is still controversy and lively debate over the various proposals for either totally or partially destroying the wilderness area in South West
-Tasmania, and the N.S.W.-N.P.W.S. is seeking views on a proposal to close
-the Tuglow Caves to unauthorized entry.
-All of which brought us to the Walks Reports. Yes, Kath, there is a
-Santa Claus, and yes, I will write notes on the walks for this Month. Whether it gets pUblished this month or no is another matter.
-We started with Tony Marshall's Arathusa Canyon scrub bash and vertigo extravaganza of the 14/15/16 November. We are told there were 8 people on
-the trip with some slight trauma in the pools of Grand Canyon on the Sunday. There was no report on George Walton's Cox River trip that weekend, so either they are still out there somewhere, or it didn't go. There is a third, and possibly fourth explanation, but I leave those to you to mull over ----
-no prizes this time. Bob Younger reported 14 people on his Bungonia Gorge trip for that same weekend and Kath Brown had 7 people out on a cool, but enjoyable Sunday trip from Lilyvale to Otford. Vic Lewin reported 7 members, 3 prospectives and 2 visitors on the other Sunday walk in the Evans Lookout; Grand Canyon area.
-The following weekend, 21/22/23 November saw 8 people out in the
-Kanangra area, with or without Craig Austin and some 50 or so bods slobbing
-it up at Coolana for the huts birthday. Hans Beck started his Faulconbridge
-to Glenbrook Sunday walk with 9 people, but 5 of them dropped out for some reason even though the area was green and pleasant. Sheila Binns had to
-re-arrange her Waterfall to Heathcote trip somewhat, because of a train strike but the 7 people who attended are reported to have had an enjoyable
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-stroll - wherever they went.
-The following weekend, 28/29/30-N'ovetibb-f---sa-W Don and Jenny Cornell leading 12 members and 2 prosPectivet'Oh-tnifthoalhaven-Ettrema Creek walk. 'They reported fine weather and deep, clear pools. Bill, Burke cancelled his Yerranderie walk after checking the.4Q7s..QX.,Sa4Cof the .local creeks - I think zero was one oVtheihore-pre4talent valdis Voted:- - Peter
-Christian did. not appear to lead his Bundeena to Otford day walk that weekend., bUt a 3 person group did the trip anyway. Joe Marton had 12 starters an
-his Blue Labyrinth walk, which went as planned.
-' Ainslie Morris reported 3 people plus Mark on her Shoalhaven.River
-trip for the weekend 5/6/7 DeceMber. There w s also something about two people with car trouble and a savage rabbit but I can't work out what my
-notes mean. Two people attended the Federation S. & R. practice that same
-weekend, but I can't tell you how good it was or you'll all want to come to' the next one, and they have enough trouble trying to keep people away as it is. Gordon Lee's mapping instructional got lost - er not It didn't go;
-Len Newland led 6 people astray on his Coolana Brook - Bedford Creek day
-trip and Hans Beck stood in for Ann Brown and led the 16 people who turned
-up on ,an easy day walk from Waterfall to Waterfall. All of which ended the Walks Report.
-Gennral Business brought a report of a recent Coolana Committee
-meeting and news (?) that the timber industry is gearing up to persuade the
-general public that we need rain-forests, preferably in the second stack in from the gate at your local timber yard.
-The announcements came - - and went, and so did we, at 2105;
- The.meeting began at about 2024 with the President in the chair and
+The Minutes of the previous meeting were read and received without any matters arising, and correspondence brought the following rather small haul of letters to/from: two letters from members advising change of address, a brochure from the N.Z. Govt. Tourist Bureau and letters outgoing to our new members.
-about 25 members, present. Brian Gayner was the new member to be welcomed' with badge, applause, etc.
-Jo Witts, Jo Van Sommers and Marcia Shappert all sent apologies. The Minutes were read and received without comment or controversy. Correspondence brought a letter from George Davidson, donating both
+Matters financial were reported upon by the Treasurer to the effect that: We started the month with $2472.96; spent $162.77, received $223.00 and ended up with $2533.19. The Coolana account received $333.60 and closed with a balance of $794.52.
-a land survey for portion of Coolana and money to cover the transfer of
-this portion in exchange for another. There was a letter from Milo Dunphy_
+The Federation Report indicated that a decision on logging in rainforest areas is expected from the N.S.W. Government sometime in February, there is still controversy and lively debate over the various proposals for either totally or partially destroying the wilderness area in South West Tasmania, and the N.S.W. N.P.W.S. is seeking views on a proposal to close the Tuglow Caves to unauthorized entry.
-pertEining to proposals.for mining operations withPational parks, a letter from F.B.W. regarding the 1981 P.B.W. Reunion of 28,29 March. There was
-also a returned copy of the club magazine - "not known at this address" - the name was not familiar, but there again we posted that particular Magazine in March 1975. One wonders where it has been ever since.
+All of which brought us to the Walks Reports. Yes, Kath, there is a Santa Claus, and yes, I will write notes on the walks for this month. Whether it gets published this month or no is another matter.
-The Treasurer revealed that we started the month with $2533.19 in
-kitty, spent $175.28, acquired $357.00 and ended. up with $2714.91. Coolana Account started with $794.52 and closed the month with $979.52.
+We started with Tony Marshall's Arathusa Canyon scrub bash and vertigo extravaganza of the 14/15/16 November. We are told there were 8 people on the trip with some slight trauma in the pools of Grand Canyon on the Sunday. There was no report on George Walton's Cox River trip that weekend, so either they are still out there somewhere, or it didn't go. There is a third, and possibly fourth explanation, but I leave those to you to mull over ---- no prizes this time. Bob Younger reported 14 people on his Bungonia Gorge trip for that same weekend and Kath Brown had 7 people out on a cool, but enjoyable Sunday trip from Lilyvale to Otford. Vic Lewin reported 7 members, 3 prospectives and 2 visitors on the other Sunday walk in the Evans Lookout - Grand Canyon area.
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-.11,1,1111.M.pMsMINI
+The following weekend, 21/22/23 November saw 8 people out in the Kanangra area, with or without Craig Austin and some 50 or so bods slobbing it up at Coolana for the hut's birthday. Hans Beck started his Faulconbridge to Glenbrook Sunday walk with 9 people, but 5 of them dropped out for some reason even though the area was green and pleasant. Sheila Binns had to re-arrange her Waterfall to Heathcote trip somewhat, because of a train strike but the 7 people who attended are reported to have had an enjoyable stroll - wherever they went.
-All of which brought us to the 'Walks Reports - yet again. The results appear below in tabular
-Date	Leader	Area ..	Starters	Comment
+The following weekend, 28/29/30 November saw Don and Jenny Cornell leading 12 members and 2 prospectives on their Shoalhaven-Ettrema Creek walk. They reported fine weather and deep, clear pools. Bill Burke cancelled his Yerranderie walk after checking the flows of some of the local creeks - I think zero was one of the more prevalent values noted. Peter Christian did not appear to lead his Bundeena to Otford day walk that weekend, but a 3 person group did the trip anyway. Joe Marton had 12 starters on his Blue Labyrinth walk, which went as planned.
-Dedetber '80
--14 Sun. 14
+Ainslie Morris reported 3 people plus Mark on her Shoalhaven River trip for the weekend 5/6/7 December. There was also something about two people with car trouble and a savage rabbit but I can't work out what my notes mean. Two people attended the Federation S. & R. practice that same weekend, but I can't tell you how good it was or you'll all want to come to the next one, and they have enough trouble trying to keep people away as it is. Gordon Lee's mapping instructional got lost - er no! It didn't go! Len Newland led 6 people astray on his Coolana Brook - Bedford Creek day trip and Hans Beck stood in for Ann Brown and led the 16 people who turned up on an easy day walk from Waterfall to Waterfall. All of which ended the Walks Report.
+General Business brought a report of a recent Coolana Committee meeting and news (?) that the timber industry is gearing up to persuade the general public that we __need__ rain-forests, preferably in the second stack in from the gate at your local timber yard.
--21 Sun. 21
-It	21
+The announcements came - - and went, and so did we, at 2105.
-Dec. - 1 4 Jan. '81i 7 Dec.,-
+====January, 1981.====
-Jan.'181.' 31 Dec. - ) 4 ialak.,t81/ JanUary' '81  Sun. . 4--
-. 15 Jan.4
+The meeting began at about 2024 with the President in the chair and about 25 members present. Brian Gayner was __the__ new member to be welcomed with badge, applause, etc.
--10-11
-Sun. 11
+Jo Witts, Jo Van Sommers and Marcia Shappert all sent apologies.
-P	11Mask Dabbs,	Yalwal	Unknown	Hot
-Jim Vatiliotis	Cox River	.	It	Whispered
+The Minutes were read and received without comment or controversy. Correspondence brought a letter from George Davidson, donating both a land survey for portion of Coolana and money to cover the transfer of this portion in exchange for another. There was a letter from Milo Dunphy pertaining to proposals for mining operations within National parks, a letter from F.B.W. regarding the 1981 F.B.W. Reunion of 28,29 March. There was also a returned copy of the club magazine - "not known at this address" - the name was not familiar, but there again we posted that particular Magazine in March 1975. One wonders where it has been ever since.
-Peter Sargent,	Garie	2 members N	Good ) 6 prosp.m./ weather/
-Roy Braithwaite.	Burning Palms	Lots	Nil
+The Treasurer revealed that we started the month with $2533.19 in kitty, spent $175.28, acquired $357.00 and ended up with $2714.91. Coolana Account started with $794.52 and closed the month with $979.52.
-Bob Egdgson	Claustral	14 meMbers	Fine -)
-	tinus 2	warm
+All of which brought us to the Walks Reports - yet again. The results appear below in tabular form:-
-plus .2..	.
-Bob Younger	Grose River	Four	Very hot -)
+|__Date__|__Leader__|__Area__|__Starters__|__Comment__|
--
+|__December '80__| | | | |
-slob trip/ Jim Brown	Bundeena	16 - 3 .1. I _Very hot .Th
+|12-13-14|Mark Dabbs|Yalwal|Unknown|Hot|
-swimming Len Newland	Bilpin	CANCELLED
+|13-14|Jim Vatiliotis|Cox River|Unknown|Whispered|
-Joe Marton.	Cox River	Twelve	Hot -, N swimmig 1
+|Sun. 14|Peter Sargent|Garie|2 members, 6 prosp.m.|Good weather|
-Gordon Lee	Snowy	Two	Not printed
+|Sun. 14|Roy BraithwaiteBurning Palms|Lots|Nil|
-Vic Lewin	 Snowy	16 - 2 1 Storm and fine
+|Sun. 14|Bob Hodgson|Claustral|14 members minus 2 plus 2|Fine - warm|
-Peter Harris	Ben Boyd N.P. 17 - 3  4	Hot
+|20-21|Bob Younger|Grose River|Four|Very hot - slob trip|
-Kath Brown	Burning Palms	4	Nil
+|Sun. 21|Jim Brown|Bundeena|16 - 3 - 1|Very hot - swimming|
-Roy Braithwaite	Snowy	IN PROGRESS
+|Sun. 21|Len Newland|Bilpin| |CANCELLED|
-Don'Finch	Wollongambe	22	Perfect
+|Sun. 21|Joe Marton|Cox River|Twelve|Hot - swimming|
-Len Newland	Heathcote	7
+|26 Dec. - 4 Jan. '81|Gordon Lee|Snowy|Two|Not printed|
-Bob Younger	Waterfall	9	All males
+|27 Dec. - 2 Jan. '81|Vic Lewin|Snowy|16 - 2 + 1|Storm and fine|
-.N.P.5.S..information that area burnt-out proved inaccurate - .walk pleasant.
+|31 Dec. - 4 Jan. '81|Peter Harris|Ben Boyd N.P.|17 - 3 - 4|Hot|
+|__January '81__| | | | |
+|Sun. 4|Kath Brown|Burning Palms|24|Nil|
+|9 - 15 Jan.|Roy Braithwaite|Snowy| |IN PROGRESS|
+|9-10-11|Don Finch|Wollongambe|22|Perfect|
+|Sun. 11|Len Newland|Heathcote|7|* See below|
+|Sun. 11|Bob Younger|Waterfall|9|All males|
+* N.P.W.S.information that area burnt-out proved inaccurate - walk pleasant.
 Well that's another way of doing it, but rather constrained, I thought.
-There was no Federation Report, so We rushed on.,- on - - to General Business. Of which there was none - well - almost none. For some curious reason we found ourselves voting on whether we should still re-une at Coolana or not - - what with the bushfire damage and all. I don't remember a motion being moved but we voted to stay at Coolana anyway.
+There was no Federation Report, so we rushed on, on - to General Business. Of which there was none - well - almost none. For some curious reason we found ourselves voting on whether we should still re-une at Coolana or not - - what with the bushfire damage and all. I don't remember a motion being moved but we voted to stay at Coolana anyway.
 Announcements were confined to upcoming walks, the Paddy Pallin photo competition and a Peter Miller visit to Sydney Observatory on 3rd March.
 The meeting closed at 2103.
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