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 We'had lunch back at the car during which we had a visit by what looked like a pale brown snake which would not pose for a photo except in the shade.  Had a quick trip back leaving at 2.30 and arriving home at 4.45 pm. We'had lunch back at the car during which we had a visit by what looked like a pale brown snake which would not pose for a photo except in the shade.  Had a quick trip back leaving at 2.30 and arriving home at 4.45 pm.
  
 +=====The Annual General Meeting - March 1991.=====
  
- +by Barry Wallace.
-THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING MARCH 1991 by Barry Wallace.+
  
 The meeting began at 20.12 with the President in the chair and around 55 members present. There were apologies from Tony Marshall, Hans Stichter, Jim Brown, Bob Niven and Jeff Niven, Bev Foulds, Ian Wolfe, and Alan and Anita Doherty. The meeting began at 20.12 with the President in the chair and around 55 members present. There were apologies from Tony Marshall, Hans Stichter, Jim Brown, Bob Niven and Jeff Niven, Bev Foulds, Ian Wolfe, and Alan and Anita Doherty.
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 Minutes of the previous A.G.M. were read and received with no matters arising. The Annual Reports were presented, taken as read and accepted. The Financial Statements were taken as read and accepted. Minutes of the previous A.G.M. were read and received with no matters arising. The Annual Reports were presented, taken as read and accepted. The Financial Statements were taken as read and accepted.
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 All of which brought us to the election of office bearers for the coming year and the associated motions permitting the business of the meeting to proceed concurrently with the elections and establishing the methods for counting votes cast. No doubt the results of the elections were published last month. All of which brought us to the election of office bearers for the coming year and the associated motions permitting the business of the meeting to proceed concurrently with the elections and establishing the methods for counting votes cast. No doubt the results of the elections were published last month.
  
-The determination of the level of subscriptions for the coming year brought a recommendation from the Treasurer that rates remain unchanged, and that's how we finished up.  There was extensive debate and argument on a series of amendments to a motion that we set a separate rate for pensioner members, but in the end the votes swept it all off into oblivion.+The determination of the level of subscriptions for the coming year brought a recommendation from the Treasurer that rates remain unchanged, and that's how we finished up. There was extensive debate and argument on a series of amendments to a motion that we set a separate rate for pensioner members, but in the end the votes swept it all off into oblivion.
  
-The Treasurer's Report for the month indicated that we had income of $648.00 and expenditure of.$1,330.00.+The Treasurer's Report for the month indicated that we had income of $648.00 and expenditure of $1,330.00.
  
-The Walks Report began with the weekend of 15,16,17 February. Les Powell's leisurely Shoalhaven River walk was cancelled but Jim Rivers not only led a party of 5 on his Colo River- -Canoe Creek fishing walk but they also caught fish. David Rosttoes Davies Canyon abseiling trip Tigd a party of 8 and good weather. -Of the day walks, George Mawer had 10 on his Waterfall to Engadine swimming trip, G6off Mcihtosh had 9 on'his Ruined Castle walk and Maurie Bloom's mapping instructional was reported to have been a success.+The Walks Report began with the weekend of 15,16,17 February. Les Powell's leisurely Shoalhaven River walk was cancelled but Jim Rivers not only led a party of 5 on his Colo River - Canoe Creek fishing walk but they also caught fish. David Rostron's Davies Canyon abseiling trip had a party of 8 and good weather. Of the day walks, George Mawer had 10 on his Waterfall to Engadine swimming trip, Geoff McIntosh had 9 on his Ruined Castle walk and Maurie Bloom's mapping instructional was reported to have been a success. 
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 +Alex Colley's midweek South Coast walk had a party of 7 plus 1 somewhat restricted in their swimming due to high seas but otherwise to program. 
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 +February 22,23,24 saw Bob Younger cancel his Ettrema walk but Geoff McIntosh reported a party of 13 on his Corang River swimming trip. Peter Christian's Three-Canyon li-lo day walk on the 24th attracted a party of 5, while Jan Mohandas had a party of 31 out battling the heat and the dust and the bull-ants around Tootie Creek. Jim Callaway had 5+2+1 on his Heathcote to Otford walk. 
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 +March 1,2,3 saw Ian Debert cancel his Yalwal gourmet weekend and Oliver Crawford's Wollemi walk was reported as 4 bods, 2 1/2 hours fire trail and 18 hours scrub-bashing on steep slopes. They didn't mention enjoyable for some reason. Kenn Clacher's Kanangra walk was somewhat re-routed to go via the Wollongambe on its way to Kanangra Falls. Wayne Steele's rock scrambling and ropework in the Morton N.P. was cancelled. Morag Ryder had a party of 14-1 on her Narrowneck area walk, reported as to schedule despite the trains. Tom Wenman cancelled his Colo River day walk. 
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 +The weekend of March 8,9,10 saw Les Powell leading a party of 3 on his Gunmarl Saddle trip which was said to have gone well. Geoff McIntosh's Redledge Pass walk was in stark contrast, described as "terrible" for the party of 16. It seems that they started out fogbound, but it is not clear just what else went wrong. Eddy Giacomel had 20 on his Pierce's Pass to Bluegum day walk, and Vic Lewin had the party of 9 on his Evans Lookout walk arriving out at 2100! 
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 +There was a Conservatibn Report, and the Confederation Report revealed that there have been a succession of break-ins to cars parked near Claustral Canyon.
  
-Alex Colley's midweek South Coast walk had a party of 7 plus I somewhat restricted in their swimming due to high seas but otherwise to program. 
-February 22;23,24 saw Bob Younger canOell his Ettrema walk but Geoff McIntosh reported a party of 13 on his Corang River swimming trip. Peter Christian's Three-Canyon li-lo day walk on the 24th attracted a party of 5, while Jan Mohandas had a party of 31 out battling the neat and the dust and the bull-ants around Tootle Creek. Jim Callaway had 5+2+1 on his Heathcote to Otford 
-March 1,2,3 saw Ian Debert cancel his Yalwal gourmet weekend and Oliver Crawford's Wollemi walk was reported as 4 bods, 2i hours fire trail and 18 hours scrub-bashing on steep slopes. They didn't mention enjoyable for some reason., Kenn Clacher's Kanangra walk Was somewhat re-routed to 99.via-the Wollpngambe On its way to-Kanangra Falls. Wayne Steele's rock scrambling and ropework in the Morton N.P. was cancelled. ,Mbrag Ryder had a party of 14-1 on her 
-Narrowneck area walk, reported.as to schedule despite the trains. Tom Wenman cancelled his Colo River day walk. 
-The weekend of March 8,9,10 saw Les Powell leading a party, of 3 on his Gunman i Saddle trip 
-which was said to have gone well. Geoff'McIntosh's Redledge Pass walk was in stark contrast, 
-described as "terrible" for the party of 16. It seems that they started out fogbound, but it is not clear just what else went wrong. Eddy Giacomel had 20 on his Pierce's Pass to Bluegum day walk, and Vic Lewin had the partYof 9 on his Evans Lookout walk arriving out at 2100! 
-There was a Conservatibn Report, and the Confederation Report revealed that there have been a succession of break-ins to'cars parked near Claustral Canyon. 
 General Business brought only a report of a re-design to the letterhead on club stationery. After that it was simply a matter of closing the meeting, at 2218, with a hollow sounding "Let us re-une" (in 6 months time possibly without ticks). General Business brought only a report of a re-design to the letterhead on club stationery. After that it was simply a matter of closing the meeting, at 2218, with a hollow sounding "Let us re-une" (in 6 months time possibly without ticks).
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-Page 16  The Sydney Bushwalker April 1991+
  
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