2005 - Whitby Naturalists

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Retiring in 2C05 Retinng in 7007 R.etiring in 2008 Archaeology Botany Entomolcgy Fungi Gcology Mammals Ornithologv Reptilcs &. Arnphibia Sca &. Shorc l-ife WHITBY NATURAI,ISTS' CLUB COMMITTEE RECORDERS Mrs. A. Brewer Mr. H. Hoirnes Mrs. R" Clarkson Mr. G. Mott Miss Iv{. Hugili Miss M. Readman Mr. A. Pringle It4iss C. Neil Mr. K. Peacock Rev. B lX/iliiams Mr. M.j. Yates Mrs. M. Anilerson Miss lvI. Readman Mr. H. Nicholson Mr.J.R. Thackrah Mr" R.A. Cooke Mrs. S" Evans Dr. F. Walkcr
THE CHAIRMAN'S REPORT I find it very difficult to know what to say in my report, as thc club is very fortunate in having a first-class nanagcmcnt team whose individuai repofts will cover most aspects of the club's activities in <strong>2005</strong>. I r,vill howcvcr takc this opportunity to thank them on yoi.rr behalf. T-he ycar has been sornewhat ciisappointing, as we have experienced a drop in nembership. This is a problem {ac-cd by many organisations and, more importantly, thc difficulry faced getting nrcmbers tr: take up vacancies in the running of the organisatic'rn to which tl'rey belong. It is difficuit to recruir .voungcr mcmbcrs to the club and as the average age of the members increases we are faced with a drop in numbers for our sLrmmer walks. Anv idcas l() rcvcrse this trend would be welcorne. Thc ciub wrote to Scarborough Borough Council registering our strong objectioru to their proposais to ciose many of the Public Toilets in the district, but to no avail despite the public outcry. If only we had the temperament of the French whose mass protcst would no doubt have forced the council to abandon the idea! In conclusion I hope that 2006 wi[I see an increase in the club mernbership and mort: support for the summer walks. ERIC ADDISON CI{AIRMAN
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Page 19 and 20: THE TREASURERS REPORT As rhis is my
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Page 45 and 46: BEETLES Early this year I had a few
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magically calmed the weather and th
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The researchers fear that ecosystem
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