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• An aerial vitw of the large crowd at this wctli.'s official oIH"ing of Parliamtnt/louse. Canberra Times picrure.

Disllibuted throughout all RAN ships and establIshmentsand to servIng pe<soOllet whereyer they may be.

• FANFARE: RAN musicians o/tht Victorian Naval Hondplaya royalfanJauounide /hencH'Parliament /louse. Picture: POPH Eric Pitman.

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• Navy Rayal Guard Commandu,/.CDR Alu Wright, ~corts the Queen on htr insptction oftheguard of 100 saifot$. mainly airCNlft 'rodcsmcn. from /lMAS ALBA TROSS. Pkrurr: SWRP/I

Karrn Ceder.

CANBERRA: Hundreds of RAN officers I~------ By -------,and sailors (rom the most senior 10 tbe most Antony Undl'fwood,

junior in the SCn'ice participated in major L_,-_=-,-=..;N~":'::Y~P~R20~....",.- ,-_celebrations for the opening of the new eruits _ SMNET Terry Le Gros Bisson, a trainee atParliament House. HMAS CERBERUS, who was brollght directly

The opening of Ihe new $1 billion complex on from a seagoing attachmclI1 10 join the celebrations.Capital Hill demanded thousands.of manhours from Twenty-eight midshipmen from the Defencethousands of members of the Armed and Public Academy spent many long hours on the paradeServices. ground practising for the opening.

It all came together on Monday. In contrast. naval pilots in the tri·Service helicop-Navy's panicipation included: ter flypast had no dress rehearsal.

• A ceremonial house guard for the Queen at Gov- Royal Guard Commander LCDR Alex Wrighternment House. was proud of the performance of the 100 men from

• Band music for the changing of the House guard ALBATROSS in the Guard.while the Oueen was in residence. They were IOld before break-off: "The CDF com-

• Panicipation by midshipmen in a lOO-strong tri- pllmented the Guard on bOlh turnout and drill: youService royal guard of students of the Australian have every reason to be proud.Defence Force Academy. LCDR Wright told the guard. aoout 80 per cent

• A special fanfare by naval trumpet·playcrs. of them aircraft maintenance sailors: The Queen• Participation by naval helicopters in a tri-Service said: "Guard Commander _ very smart. thank

flypast. you".• A tOO-man Navy guard for the farewell to the The ceremonial for the farewell to the Queen at

Queen and Prince Philip. Fairbairn was totally in the hands of Navy.• An official farewell with music from the band of In sunny Autumn weather the Queen arrived to

the Royal Australian Navy. inspect the immaculately turned out IOO-man guardRepresenting the Navy at the morning ceremony from HMAS ALBATROSS and RAN band.

were the Chief of Naval Staff, VADM Mike Hud- The band of more than 60 was a combination ofson. and Vice Chicfofthe Defence Force. VADM musicians from the Naval Support Command andJan Knox. and selected from the ranks of new re- Victorian naval bands.

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Veterans rally

for memorialA targel of Simil has been set 10 build. national memorial in Canberra to the

50.000 Auslralian SC'ni~emen in"oh'ed in Ihe Vielnam war.h IS planned to bl,lIld lhe

rnefTlOf"ial "'lIhm two )·ear..Co-ordmallng body for

lhe memonal IS the Austra­lian Vielnam Force:s Wei·~ Home commllte<:.. hich has organl'il:d theweloome mardi for Viet·nam "eterans last year

The suooess of Ihat eventhas been well dOC1.lIncnledand lhe oomminee hasbeen reorgamsed ""lth lbeaIm of building lhe memo­rial.

Par1 of lhe public rela·lions campaign 10 promotethe memonal ..ill be a na­tional tour by ex·AnnyWarrant OfflCl:r KeIthPayne ve.

1be comminee is seekinga finn commilment from in·terested indiViduals of atIeasl $2 a week for the nexttwo years.

This can be done eitherby instalments, credit cardsor ~ying in one lump sum.

Donalions can be madeat any Westpac bank in theaccount named AustralianVietnam Forces WelcomeHome '87 Pty Ltd; branch.Plaza Qntre, Bondi Junc­tion, Sydney NSW; accountnumber. 130848.

Oubs, units. associations,companies and individuals.should they be able 10 raise$500 in the first year of Make the most of your money,fund nlising activities, willreceive an "appreciation pay less tax.medallion~ from the or-ganising commillee for Provide SECURITY for your future.their efforts.

For $1000. a suitable en· ~ JO CANNON - DEl''1SE LITCHfiELDgraved flag of the same size __ 35 SPRING ST., BONDI JUNcnON Ph; 389 2J11

as that carried in las~,~y",~.~,~·.~!::===============,,::,;;,,::,,:,,..J

Royal Navy submarineHMS OLYMPUS was a bighil when she visitedDartmouth recently,

The interest cenlred onthe Commanding Officer,Lieutenant CommanderNeil Wallace RAN,

LCDR Wallace is theonly RAN offICer in com­mand of a British sub­marine, He is on a two-yearl:.'Cchange with the RoyalNavy,

LCDR Wallace joinedthe RAN in 1m.

HMS OLYMPUS isbased at HMS DOLPHIN.Qospor1,

RAN inchargeof sub

Snakealive!

Ship's eats and dogs aredefinitely not m vogue mthe modem navy.

If you want 10 slay in therace With Ihe 'Tuffs' (totallyundefealable fasl frigates)then a genuine Indian cobrais the anJmalto have.

Dunng a recent visit tocheek on lhe health andwelfare of HMAS SYD­NEY's adopled serpent Itwas decided to grant 'MrCobra.' honorary rank 10

strengthen the link betweenthe ship and ~ake.

CPOHIS Cobra was pro­moted on the basis thaIanythin& thafs been 'in' 16yean, lies around all day, isferocious '"' ben aroused butstiU commands respectmust a be a. chief.

Donating SISO on behalfof the $hip's ""elfare fund tokeep CPO Cobra fullysupplied wilh creature com-­forts were the CO, Com­mander Russ Shalders,Buffer CPOOMG 'Chook'Fowler and ABRP 'Pncky'Read. The cobra can beseen al TaTonga Zoo'ssnake enclosure.

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Nary's AItd~w Smith is~ to rotlqu~ring MountE.·u~. the world's hjgb~11IJO".u.iII.

Andrew. a lieutenant, ISpan of the A~rahan

Bicentennial E.'crestExpedition

Tbe Ialcst word fromAndrew pUIS hIm and Incleam at an altitude of7300m up EnrCSI.

Tbe team arri\"C~d at lIS~ camp on March 12. at5300m after a l7-<b.y trek.

From the base camp tbeyclImbed a f"nher 6<XJm tocamp one and in doing 50

pbccd 4km of rope andused 4(l 1I 2m ladlkrs 101:T0!iI!i crevasses and ICCwalls.

Abo\-'c base camp lheIcam is Wlthout Sherpa sup­pon and has to find its ownrOUle to the summit andmembers ~ thcir ov>'nfood.

Drop two was estab­lished another 600m higherat 660Jm and was stockedwith food. fuel and equip­ment.

Andrew wrote 10 ~Navy

Ncws M from camp three, al13OOm.

He said the weather hadbeen mostly good. bUIwinds early in the assault.blowing al 8O-lOOkls, nat­tened the base camp.

Team leader MajorAustin Brookes was hope­ful for a summit allemptbefore mid-May.

Successnear onEverest

Anzacssaluted

cheered the marchers in aheartening display of supportfor our war veterans andserving personnel.

The salute was taken bythe Governor. Sir WatterCampbell.

HMAS MORETON offic­ers and sailors were keelllyreceived at 12 schoolsthrollghout South-EastQueensland.

The Naval Reserve Cadetsalso provided ceremonialguards at many services.

WOUNDEDWith the entry of theJapanese to the war.NAPIER joined the East­ern Aeel.

CDRE Plunkett-Colejoincd HMAS CAN-BERRA in May 1~2 andwas slightly wounded in theSavo Island disaster.

Aftcr a shore posting inAustralia. he commandedHMA Ships VENDElTA.NEPAL and NORMAN.

He was prescnt at opera­tions II1duding that at Tara­kan with the British PacificReet and took pan in oper­atlon~ ag.,inst Japan.

In 19-16-47, he was CO ofthe RAN Naval Collegeand held a number of othershore postings,

A significant highlight ofhl~ carl'er. however. waswhen he commissionedHMAS ANZAC as her firstCommanding Officer.

CDRE Plunlel!-Cole re­tired from the RAN early111 1%1.

He i> survIVed by hiswife. Bell). son~ Peter andJames (both former RANofficers) and four grand­ch,ldren.

of the Norway evacu­ation.

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Brisballe Purl Division,Royal Australian NavalResen'e, and HMASMORETON participatedin the biggest Anzac Daycommemorations inQueensland in recentyears.

Commanding Officer.Brisbane Port Division.RANR. Commander AlanRegan. said the highlight ofthe commemorations was thetwo-hour Anzac Day panldeIhrough Brisbane streelS.

The 300 officerS and sailorsof Brisbane Port Division,led by a band and colourparty. joined 7500 veteransin the march.

About 10.000 spectators

Commodore John Plunkett-Cole, a veteranof 42 years service with the RAN, died inMoruya Hospilal on Anzac Day.He had joined the RAN asa cadet midshipman. aged14, at the Naval College in1920.

A keen Rugby player inthe early part of his career,he was capped for the Un­ited Services Rugby Foot­ball Club in the 1927-28season and played for theRN in the inter-Servin"Rugby Championship inTwickenham ill 1928.

CDRE Plunken-Coleservcd in a number ofBritish ships indudingHMS SUSSEX and wasaboard in the Mediterra­nean at the outbreak ofWorld War 11.

He was in the com mis­slonll1l; crew of HMASNAPIER and was involvedin convo} worl 111 theNorth AtlantiC. took pan intl,e Baltic of Crete andCrete evacuation~ and wasaboard the NAPIER whenshe was bombarded anddisabled for a short lime(eventually reachingAlexandria),

Other highlJghh of h,~

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POQMC 'Rrer' Fox and Staff SCT R ..id pondtr rh..ptrpluitia and dissimilar drill tnco"nter during 'Joint

Training'.The visit culminated in the parade on Saturday April 23.

1988, in the grounds of Ml. Martha House.l! was during this ceremony that Ihe relationship forged

during WWll between the USMC and Ihe residents of Mor­nington was re-kindled.

The guest of Honour for the re-dedication was MajorGeneral N. Smith. Commander-in-Chief United States

Marine Corps. J~':P:,":_~ =

SA an 'ExpandedSea' prizewinner

morning by Ihe ship's chap­lain. Father Ma~ Davis andwas followed by a socialAustralian Rules footballmalch between JERVISBAY and the local police.

The ship scored a resound­ing victory ... the vanquishedlocals swear to gain revengein the next visit.

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LCDR Eric M"shillS, RANR. bri..fing IIIr Bruce Taylor of tht Australiaa CUSloms Serviceand Mr Srtwart Fuguson ofth.. quarantine area ofIht Departmtllt ofAgriculture Oil asptcrsof rhO' naval conrrol of shippin& u..,.cis.. 'EXPANDED SEA IJS' h..ld at HMAS EN-

COUNTER at Port Adelaide.

Commander P. J.Landon, Naval OfficerCommanding Soulh Aust­ralia, addressed a meetingof maritime industrygroups during lhe NavalControl of Shipping Or­gansiation's world-wideexercise "EXPANDEDSEA 88'.

Naval Reserve. Depart­ment of Marine ,IlId Har­bours and HM Customs per­sonnel were told of the highstandards set by the NCS or­ganisation and the impor­tance of the close liaison bet­wcen the navy and the ship­ping indllstry.

Naval Reserve personnclfrom many world nationsperform the spcciah~ed lasho~ controlling merchant ship­pmg.

The SA POr! Dtvi~lon ofthe Naval Reserve came inthird in the AU~lralia-wide

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After Ihe ceremonyplaques were exchanged bythe Mayor. CR Rex Collinsand CMDR Mike Petch.Commanding Officer ofHMASJERVIS BAY.

The official adoption cere­mony look place on April 23in front of the ship's com­pany and local dignitaries inHMAS JERVIS BAY after apreviously planned march tothe local courthouse hadbeen abandoned due to rain.

The opportunity to parade guards from theRAN, ARMY and the US Marine Corps poseda challenge for Ihe Parade and Ceremonial Staffof HMAS CERBERUS.

As can be expected. orders and drills were somewhat 'dif­ferent' .

The anomalies were soon rectified with practice and re­s(Xlnding to orders given by one person only.

In this case the 'one person' was POQMG 'Brer' Fox.The US Marines were part of the 3rd Manne Expedltlon­

ary Force stationed in Okinawa and under the command of1st Lieutenant Ste\'c Zidek and always under the crillcal eyeof SGTMAJ Patrick McLane who made a whirlwind visit toVictOria which lasted a short five days.

These particular marines arc on a six months deploymentfrom Camp Pendleton in California to Okinawa.

Just prior to deparlure for Australia. the marines spent anumber of weeks living in the fields of Korea during Exer­cise TEAM SPIRIT.

During their Slay the squad was kept busy with drills. re­hearsals, PT and. on the social side. tours into the heart ofVictoria. a visit to the city and also organised visits to thelocal RSL where they were very well received.

An opportunity for the Recruits of HMAS CERBERUSto ··meel and greet" the visitors also presented itself in thefonn of a softball game.

The USMC were victorious by a ··small" margin. the gamebeing enjoyed by players and the spectators alike.

Burnie's big day wilh the ar­rival of Her Majesty theOueen and her bestowingCity Status on Burnie.

While the CommandingOfficer and several otherswere official guests at theRoyal Function many of theship's company took advant­age of the occasion 10 vicwHer Majesty as she passed

Monday morning saw through the city.many of the ship's company The visit by JERVIS SAYmaking an early start to the was most successful and alltraditional Anzac Day Dawn who serve in her agreed on

The ship's company was Service which was followed departing that manythen transported by bus to later by the Anzac Day friendships had been forgedthe Burnie Civic Centre for march and service at the local in Burnie and tliat those whomorning tea. cenotaph where CMDR serve in her in the future ~an

A II d d h h Petch laid a wreath on behalf look 'o~,-d '0 ,I.,,,,, r~_ 0 -k hl-"we -auen e c urc " ,"..... JERVISRAY'sC ,CMDRM, ,P,u ,pruM'ing to R"mi,'s newy-appmnrcu mayor.service was conducted on- of the ship's company. ceiving a warm welcome CR Ru Collins, a m,m..nto 10 man 111 .. occasion of 111 .. prodomation of r1l.. ciry by Huboard the ship on Sunday The Tuesday was to be when back Mhome- in Burnie. Majary The Quun.

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The RAN LR.A's as·sociation inaugural meet­ing was held at Johnnieson July 30, 1958.

A constitution was pre·sented and adopted onDecember 5.

An)' still·servillg mem­bers, now called MTPs,are invited to associatiollmeetings.

HMAS JERVIS BAY has been formally adopted by Burnie, Tasmania during a weekend of ceremony and celebNltion.Highlights included:

• Her Majesty QueenElizabeth arriving in Bur­nie fO proclaim city statuson the municipality.

• The ship joining in Anzaccelebrations with local Re­turned Servicemen andWomen.

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Allied ..-.~.nes hea.il)bom~ -boat ptM inIKln.,,", Genaany duringWorld War II.

1111: submarine I"'n. onthe ellSt side of Iht BaIlieSea inlet "'htle K~I is 10­flitI'd. "llS originally 60m..-ide and 170m long.

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pUI lht modt'misalion ,,,iii brhind her and is now out\'I"orting hard at :le.ieo"inc lh" ..jleslon~ (0 b«oming :I

full,. operational ~ip.She s.ukd from Ne... easllc In mid-February. afler rom­

plcHng post refil bode' '''paIrs. mlO an tlllr'I\SI\(, scnes ofengmccring trials

The mab "'ere deslgned 10 Ie$!. the machllW:ry 10 Ih~

limns and mcluded a full po....~r lrial. rod<kt lrials II highspeed. crash §lOPS and slandln! slarts.

1lIe ship IS nov.' confirmed as lhe fasl~st shIp In lhe neel.wllh speed ....ell In excess of JO knots.

Dunng the lrials Ihe sl3rboord shaft lurned 'IS I.(MX).(X)()revolullon. an evenl as mu,h a credit to the prevIOUS own­ers of BRISBANE as II is 10 the curren! crew,

While lhe engineering trials were ronning. lhe shIp com­menced LSSIT. Ihe lead ship soflWate inlegrallon Irmls,

The bDG modemisoltion In'ludes an expansIon and up­dallng oflhe ship's combal syslcm by Auslralian programs.1C'd by combal data syslems c~nlre. Fyshwick.

LSSIT was the operallonallcsllngof Ihe sofl...."1lre and in­voI\'~d pUlling Ihe ship's combal and weapon Sysl~ms

through a number of les15 In vary'mg threat en\lronments.,ne;luding ASW aCllons. mISSIle allacks. Mlrface engage­ment and air allacks.

1lIe air phasoe .... hidJ includl:d a considerable number ofFI8 SOnlCS eulmlllated m multIple aircraft allxks from dlf­ferenl radials am..lIlg O\oerhead Slmullanc:ously w'lh asupersonIC pass by an F·III at low level.

These mals were sucressfully completed, lea\1ng thesh,p ....·Ilh a much-cnhanced combat system

The routme of EAXA running was punClUaled by a five­day viSIt to Melbourne for Ihe Moomba festivitIes In com­p3ny with f1eel unils from Exercise F-lying Fish, and, aweekeno.! visil 10 New,aSlle, whiCh has almOSl b«ome theshlp's second home pon SIIlce the beginning of 1988.

The ship is curtently complellng systems quallrlCallonIcstS.

The Ie$!.IIlg done so fat Included wrne successlul shootsw,lh the new gunnery sYSlems.

In the fUlure lies a short .... orkup and an operationalreadiness evaluatlOTI after whICh the fim modernised DOG..... ,11 be ready for full operational dUlles.

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World Waf II I'ta.u boatwbm~ed iMide a par­tially d~lro)"ed submllrintpen near Kitl. Wtsl Ger·many.

Sen~ral months agt> 10"1:"lime residents told city offi·rials Ihl'y recalled there hadm,tn:l subnurine inside the[Ciani roM",'" V·boatbu.br.••d the rit,. hireifdi.erli 10 seardl for lltt .-es­KI.

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__I MrifI .. die ai6-tMIJI. -~ c1a••~ of RqiuJd p.,u K"utf ia _n-eriAc anc:er ~" The Na•.,. has performed .. ell in a bi«,"- Navy had some.... hat of a diSlldvantage. ~"

and wgtldly HNJ a botIe ..arrow traMplanl. lenn;al III(II$C rode oompelilion. according to PO Do~le, He s:lId Ihe Navy'sBea_ of the req....emeab (or boDe .......-ow toflIpaUl- _ Leading Seaman rad,o operatot Roo mofS(' of dits and das requlrC'd differenl _

bility, the _uk rOt' blood reblins or lbe Ib'I, iDdudiug : Avent was gl ..en a special mention by a na- skills to the old Telecom system of morse !her (adter, h. ~II stepped up. ~ lional judge In the compelilion clicks ......hi,h wete being examined. I

11Ie Hinch al Senn lelnisiOll Protn... i& C'O"<IrtliDarilag = A civilian competition. It was held in the I)(o~plte Ihese differences. LS AvenI per- =the -rn aad h.. provided the (oUo..'lnl details or Hir4: ~ popular heritage village of Timberlown in formed well in using ..inlage Telecom E

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ACHIEVEMENTSIn the Importanl area of

educatIOn. Mrs Kell) polnll:dto a numbt:r of achie\~menlS:• SeOltt families are IIO'A

able to apply for an allo­wane.: of up to $40 a ...·eekfor SIX .....eeks private lui­lion for a student to adaptto a new education systemin the last ' .....0 years ofpnmary scbool andIhrotlghout second:ary~hool

• In addu,on. more nCllibil,ny i$ bc:IOS provided In as­SoC55lOg eligibility 10 Edu­calion Allo....-ance. espe.cially for children of per­sonnel on soon durationpostmgs to remote areas.

• A pIlot scheme had startedthroughoul AUSlralia 10

inlroduce a sludenl!X'nfoho at schools With ahigh Service populationThe portfolio COnlaln)examples of students'wor1. and .lSSIsts teachers10 placing students 031 theright lc:\lel after a polling-In recogOl!lon of t~

ackflO"'ledgcd deficienCIes ,nService houSIng. an add,­tional S46 million has beenprovided to the DefenceHousing Authorily (orfurther acquisitions and im­provements lhis financialyear,HMrs Kelly said.

The proVISIon of an allo­.....ance for child can: duringremovals, and an increase inreunIOn Ir.I.·el entillements.....ert: l)(IK:r measures ciled byMrs Kelly.

Service familysupport outlined

The implementalion of comprchcnsiltc mea­sures 10 address the problems (aced b)' Servicefamilies were now well advanced, the Minister(or Defence Science and Personnel, Mrs RosKell)'. has told parliament.

Mrs Kelly dct:lllcd lhe On 11K ,~uc: of posungsGovc'rnmtnt"s InltlJIIW:s In turbuk'ntC'. Mrs Kelly saidresponsc 10 the findings of the ChlCf of the Defencethe 1986 rcpon prlWlded for Force h:MJ agreed thai posI­the Minister for Ddencc by ings ....ould be for three years.MI"$ Sue HamIlton of the Of· wbJect 10 the opcralKlnal It­

rice of the Status of Women. quiremcnlS.A key reoommendauon -A policy of bact-Io-back

was the crealion of an Ausl- postings in lhe same localityral;:tn Defence Family Infor- will Dc pursued whcre\ermalion and Liaison Slarr. possible. giving those who

Mrs Kelly said Ihat the wan! II slability for s,~

central element of thaI ~Iaff )-ears,H ~he said.was appro~"ed in March 1987,.... hile lhe e;ctensive reglOOalnet",ork of proft'SSlOl'lal slaff....-as elrp«ll:d to be fully op­er:alKlnal JO()<l.

ItS nel....ork of full andp;lrt-hme ~Iaff would play anImportant role ;n helpmgfamilies adjust to new IOC<!­lions by providing them wilhinformation aboul schooling.employmenl, child care andcommumty services.

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Please contact club secret- lOam 10 the c1ub's rootl1s alary. ChriS Rowley. on (U59) HMAS NIRIMBA. Ouakers83 9760 for more dela'is. Hill.

"" "" "" ew members are al.... aysWC'Slenl Di«lricts Col SId- .... ekome and bab)'Slthng is

MJ.l.; An aWenllCC5 ca1.e available free of charge In thestall 15 bemg held by the girls adJolOlOg creche.of thiS group on Thursday, If you'd hke to ma"e newMay 26 at noon outSide the fnends III lhe area then this isApprentiCC'S' Canteen at· the time 10 do it - f1ng MargHMAS NIRIMBA. on 622 2.S68 for more IOfor-

If you'd like 10 help by mallon.making some cakes, slices. "" "" ""biscuits etc. then we'd love 10 Brisbane: A jewellerysce )'ou. party has been organised for

11>e boys love the chance Tuesday. May 17 at 1O,3Oamof havlOg home made cook- al IIMAS MORETON109 so try and make II along. BabyslltlOg is available for

Our next coffee momlOg is Ihls function. bul needs to bealso the club's Annual Gen- booked beforehand by nng­eral MeellOg - IhlS is 10 be 109 Cilia on 261 4240

held 00 Thursday, lune 2 a,'~rCost 15 S'Z pcr child.

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It will COOllOue 10 bnngback good memories of themomlOg,

F~InUlt~; A Tn-Servicecoffee momlOg IS bc:mg heldby the: ladil:S of FremantleWi~-es' Associat,on on Wed­nesday. June I al IO.3Oam inTrafalgar House. 15 BarsdcnSlreet. Cottesloe.

Babysilllllg will be avail­able, bUI needs 10 be bookedbeforehand by rinlOg Caro­lyn on 527 9832.

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Canberra; A group or Canberra Navy wives were among the ladies whoInternational Coffee Morning held at Legacy House recently.

The mornlOg is held as a.....ay of thank 109 the Tri·Ser·vices for tIK: hospltahtyshOVl'n to thoe ServK'e At,laches and AdVISOrs Group'sWives from the many coun­tries reprewnted 10 Can·

""~.It was a chance for us 10 try

lhe many national dishl:S and10 meel people from theolher $Crvices and of courselhe hostesses. many of whom.....ere in nalional costume.

We were entenaincd bydancers from Thailand andt.....ooflheSAAG ........essang

11>e mornlOg was a grutsuccess and thoroughly en· _ "" •Joyed by all C~rWni!i: Another Tri-

On our dep;lrture .... e were ServKX: funclion belOg he:ldgi.-en an International Cool.:. do.....n lhls way on June 20ery Book ..... hlch the SAAG anll its to be an 'It's a Knock-

wives had compiledC. '_'_"_."'""'_~_ 101Og.

Fashion parade

Spina bijida "ictim, Emma Chapman with mt",bus oj TOHRUK's M·tfJan ('ommlfrte.

Little Emma Chapman's dream to play basket­ball and compete in races is about to come true.

The Botany schoolgirl. their shipmates lhey beganwho suffers from spma nllslOg money for a newbifida, wh«lw off 10 a ne....' lighl-weighl sportS chair.life than1.s to lhe ere.... of Emma attends a sportsHMAS TOBRUK. group at Cumbc:rtand CoI-

Emma. 7. has been In a lege ",here the: young dis­junior disabled sportS team ablw learn Y.lOOUS wheel·since ChriSlmas. bUI her chan sports. 'ncluding bas·wheelchair was slow and dif- ketball and racing.rlCUlt to manoeuvre. Her mol her, Joanne. said:

When the officers and "The chair COSt $1100 andcrew of the TOBRUK heard she just wouldn't have heenabout her plighl from one of :lble to have It because we

The Western DistrictsNaval Wives Associa­tion has held its WinterFashion Parade in theFunction Room of theSenior Sailors Mess at

,,Foundationsof life 000

And he was always qUietlyarra)·ed,

And hi: was alwa)"S human",hen he lalked;

BUI still he fluuered pulseswhen he said. -Good morn­IOgM and he glitlered as hewalked.

And he was rich - yes,richer than a king.

And admirably schooled inevery grace:;

In fine, we thoughl that hewas evel)'th-ng

Jesus once told a Siory about a Io'\"jse man ¥I-ho buillhis house on the rock. and a foolish man who buill hishouse on the sand.

Whal Jesus was on (lboul....ere the foundations of life.He wasn"1 speaking Juslabout material foundations.but also about spintual foun­dalloll5.

In Matthew 6:15 lie says-Is not life more than food.and the body more lhan do­thlOg?- Think about Ihispoem by Edward Robinson.

Whenever Richard CoryI'.cnt downtown.

We people on the pave­ment looked at him:

lie was a gentleman fromsole to cmwn.

Oeao faY<lured and impe­rially slim.

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HMAS NIAIMBA. Thenight was an outstand·ing success with over110 guests anending.

The lashlons wefe pre­sented by Bette Masters ofStafford Fashions. and werer----------------, modelled by Pal Monteith,

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. . . I Renee Perry and lastly oorp,tllic relations olflCer,

If you are a subscriber or receive this paper regularly, you are entItled 10 Brenda Rennie.I a genuine discount when you present this advertisement al any of our branches. I Our thanks 10 these girls.

I c::: ..-_-- I who did sud! a great job.• .....::~ The deIioous supper was

prepared belorehand by POI I leon Cook and hls team olmen, and many thanks alsoI 110 WO 'Nitty· Neville and themembers 01 the senior

I I Sailors' Mess lor letting uSuse lheir rooms once again.

I I Thanks must also go 10 themess manager, PO Warren

I I Thornton and the Butter'sTake adYantaoe or Ihe large ranoe Of new vehdes tlVotJWt Lanock Mo_ trlCluding Patty for helping set up

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took 00 PLATS!WATERHEN with the ·Killers· up againstWATSON.

In the first game the Cats showed their dominance andcontinued on their winning way beating PLATSJWATERHEN 20-0.

Being only a trial game no kicks at goal were permittedand CANBERRA·s score was made up of tries by J.e.Campbell. Waxx Waldie, Mick Reis. Stuart Mayer aodTony Johansson. It was another impressive display by TheCats with points honours going to Waxx Waldie one, MickRcis two. J .C. Camphell won the man of the match.

The Killers were then up against a formidable WAT­SON unit in the second match. WATSON ran out winners12-0 (three tries to nil) with the determined. but luckless.Killers putting up some stiff opposition.

Good players for the Killers included breakaway PeterPOrier and fullback Tony Cocks with half Squizzy Taylorvoted man of the match.

These twO matches marked a milestone in NA VY Rugbyas it was the first time any ship has taken on three e3tab­lishments in the same afternoon - considerable effort con­sidering the 190 crew.

rouOn her recenl 4.day visit to Geelong, HMAS

CANBERRA's first 15, 'The Cats', broke a IO-yeardrought or visiting ship victories when it played IheGeelong RUFC.

The game was played on a rock hard pilch more akin toa freeway than a Rugby paddock but The Cats overpo­wered the experienced Geelong unit to run out winners 21­4.

With good second. third and fourth phase balls from theforwards the backs fired and really stretched the Geelongbacks in the second half.

Apart from an early try by Peter Thompson. Waxx Wal­die and Billy Cbick ran in tries.

It was another impressive display by The Cats and thestars of the day (in thc points department) were J.e.Campbell a try. Peter Price 1"'0 (he was resurrected to runon again in the second half aftcr taking an early hit) andthe man of the match. Tony Johansson,

Also, at Sydney's Rushcutter Oval recently the Cats

Navy Colts Rugbyplayers havr donr ..eU inf'Krnt represenlativr fix­tures.

As part of the AustralianServices Rugby Union·sde­vclopment program a NSWCombined Services teamwas entered in the CountryU21 titles at Balhurst overthe ANZAC Day longweekend.

Navy provided morethan half of the 22·mansquad which took part.Nick Stoker from the De­fence Academy was namedbest Services· player of theseries by David Porter (na­tional coaching panelmember and technical ad­viser to ASRU). while SeanHogan (CRESWELL) Wi\5

named best player in thematch against WesternPlains for his game at full­bad..

Also. Sean Dunne fromtile Defence Academy hasbeen selected as half-backin the ACT under-IS repside 10 play Country andSydncy during the Junclong weekend.

Captaincy was shared byMax Muller (Hoban) andAdrian Craft (NAS Nowra).

~ while the Services' backl,"c~ "Au- was an all Navy line up. ex-

• 'Crystal' Christir outjumps tht' PI.A 1SIWATERHEN opposirion at RlUhcuuer Oval. eept for one winger.

l'co'·s"conl'e'fi'ac·k".........'..·26..ye'a'rs..j·ater'll :>'---D-,C-AI-~-t-~-S~-A-r-~-~-~-v"-~-~-~-:~f~~~~~P~~-1r~~~:~~-~~"~G:S----_·"J,'~ Plenty of stories from the t AVAILABLE TO THE NAVY AND:: Father Mac Aussie Rules = ALL GARDEN ISLAND PERSONNEL:: but none better than KUT. ! at; TABUL',. Th,~ .,~ "., • DUTY FREE PRICES! rnough playen to field II ~ • from! team the day before so the ::;CO uld h, ....,. pl.y. ;. THE LITTLE GEM! Don't think mud! of thllt. :: JEWELLERS:: weU! CommllDder Gellring ! I,! i5 47.ytlll"5-Old. hllSD't :: 109A MACLEAY STllEET; played since 1962 and . . ~ KINGS CROSS (npp RIU Hnlel):: worse still, be iii an Es.srn- are looking for more plll- PENGUIN hospItal.:: PHONE: 358 2559! don supporter. Lellding by ticipllDb and you don't Harry's fast becoming ~is ~ OPfN -9am In Bpm, MONOAYItI FRIDAY,to 12.30 pm SAT.i uample oft' the field hr hive to be in the NIVY to old cheerful.self and Wills :: ' LAY·BY ACCOUNTS - CREO" CARDS WELCOME:: produced the goods on the come along for II great cia)'. Cup compeUt?rs c:an l~k i ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:: field. There weren't many For more info contact forward to seemg him agam :: .i kicks come off the vintage CPOYf Tubby navies on on tbe tee in the near!i boob but he chased IIDd 6351511. future. ::E~ aU day. A great * * All the best MEr. i;eft'ort. * * * * ::i * * * Orienteering is on the E:: improve in Sydney and AUST. OPEN ::~ Self esteem, a key factor Navy is after more com- =_-• The good _ for NAvY:: in your life, starts with your petiton. LEUT Angela golfer.! ii tbal Greg Norman iEphysical appearance. Stand Wells, our leading IIS 11M confinued bioi IVlliabiIity !:: in front of a full length mir- woman is keen to help any- for the $3SO.ooo AINI f 1'1 ::

i ror with no c10lhes on and body thaI would like to :: )Elook at yourself from all learn to be a pan of the Open at Royal Sydney from ~Eviews. Bewamed,itcanbe Sydney set-up. Runs are ~']A.~. providing:: )i a frightening experience! If held every fonnight in and manbals for the evenl. ! .....:l:: your're not entirely happy around Sydney by the If you want 10 see some! ( ~ ~! with what you see now is Anny. Transpon to and good golf, notify youl ship! .'; IJ

•:: the time to fix it. It will from the events are pro- • .".. _. .(. "01 epot go rep u soon! improve your. self ~nfi. vided. Orienteering, or u possiblr. ~

5 den.ce to look m the mIrror cunning running, is a great :llllIllUIlIllllllIIlI..lHIllHllllllllli.:••:~~~~~~~~~:;;;;;;;;;;,=agam. activity so why don't you ::; give it a go and conlact ::i * * * LEUT Welts on 266 2091. E· -· -5 The Rugby Golden Old- 1( * * ::i iC5 Ille having I game al GET WELL ~5 HMAS NIRIMBA on ft.lIIy ;E29 IglIinst the Prnrith leg_ All golfers send their E! less Emus IIDd everybody i5 best wishes to our -On Par

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! inntrd. P1ayrn have 10 be columnist, Harry James, E=over 3S IIDd willing to enjoy who is recovering after a ::i themselves, The NIVY Salts series of operations in E

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17 PISSport 27 Smoothendorsement and

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• Hookrr Jrff Bamrnt is ruarrd by ambufane:tmrn anddoctors brlorr bring whi.~krd off to hospiral. Picturt::

ABI'II Nick Brrtt.

Two players injured in the HMAS KlJITABULIHMAS PERTH Dempster Cup Rugb~" round onWednesday have received promising medical reoports.

Hooker Jeff Bament and fullback Doug Green. bothPERTH representatives. received severe injuries in thefirst half of (he match against KUTfABUL. which theGreens won 56-nil.

Bament received a frightening neck injury late in thefirst balf when a serum collapsed. An intensive care ambu­lance and the Westpac helicopter were called in and he wastaken to Sydncy·s Prince Henry Hospital.

It was thought he may h3ve suffered spinal damage butreports have indicated has has injured musclcs in his neck.

Fullback Green also suffered a terrible injury. He has adepressed fracture of the skul1- (he result of a tackle mix­,p.

In other games of the second round proceedings wentsomewhat to plan with N1RlMBA A bealing Fleet 24-nil;ALBATROSS accounting for the NIRIMBA B side 21-nil;and PENGUIN scraping home over WATSON 16-14,

PLATSfW'HEN had the bye.

Injuries mar t-'Rugby round ~.

ACROSSI Court 34 St<Cp.s overexamination a fence5 Large 35 Gelatin·9 Metal ouswar·dub substance

10 ExauIt 36 The bleak12 Extra· 31 Dlsturb-strong porter anee

13 Country 38 Accept-14 Bathing ancebeach 39 Prepared

15 WhIteheron DOWN

16 PileI' of 2 Cllmblngretreat pll1m

18 Shift 3 CharmZO Single worn tor luckenUty " Ancient

21 Act of tongueturning 5 Suitround 6 Mourn

23 ThankfUl 1 Untruthful21 Mountain personlake 8 HurttuI to

29 Insects hellth and30 Worth ute31 Henhouse 11 Ire33 Heed 16 Magyar

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WOI Bob Lucas. trC.ll5Urer SAFA(02600-2032).

LElJT Peter Briedc:. RAN (02 925-4400).SGT Geoff Ibbs. Arm)' (052 21·7666).CPL Mitlt Piper, RAAF (069 23-3233).R..ll.T Da\'e Muslard. umpires

(04928-77n).

Panicipants in the national inter-Servicechampionships will be selected by respectiveservice football bosses following the variousstale inter-Service compclitions and willcome 1(lgCIhe.r In SCpMale lraining camps(June 20 • 24) prior- 10 joinins NAS No..nfor the .,..eelt-kmg championships.

Pcrsonnel inlcfC$Ied al Ihis stage in regis­tenns their inleresl can oonlaet any of thefollowing for funher dc:lails.

SQNLDR Geoff Olsen, chairman SAFA(02 625-5222).

1988 sea the biggC:!i1 NlitionaJ CombiDed Services AIl.'ilraLitn Football Tour inmany years, with the DOw.~endary Tri-eoloun contesting malcbn againsl theACfAFL (Canberra), SFL (Sydney), NAFL (Newcastle), SQAFA (Brisbane) andGeAFL (Gold Coast).

The Bicentennial Tour will demonstratetbe skills and fitness of the Defence Force tothousands of civilians throughout Australia.

To those selected from throughout shipsand bases around Australia the honour ofbeing in the bicentenmal combined servi0ce5leam will be unbeatable:.

11JC leam members, umpires and officialsfor the tour ....iIl be seke1ed at the conclusionof the national inter-Service AUSll'lliian Foot­ball thampionships to be held this year atNAS Nowra from June 27 • July 1.

The championships will feature competi.tion between the three representativenal~a1 learns of the Defence Force (Army,RAN. RAAF), all of whom ... "Ie thmwin!everything into the annWlI Je for thec;lOVeted Jim Smail Trophy.

Army is the current holder of Ih:: nophyhavinS beaten RAAF and Navy in 1987(Brisbane).

Bumper tour forAustralian rules

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Write to: Frank and Judy Frlmston (E.-WOMTP)Amblln Caf1lvan Park, P.O. Bo. 232,

BUSSELTON, W.A. 6280

Prelerenoe wit be grven to fif$l: bmll ustr!i of !he HoIidIv Cenlres Fill II=,::nrmCft~tor !he Centre 01 your dloil8 and enckIst <I sbmped

llookngs ¥t I1OfTI\<Illy accepIecl up 10 l'Wle IllOflI!ls alleid. e1telll tor schooltloid<Iys 'fItlldl .e llw'ee months ft<Id rlfl wntlng only)Rebr1d RAN~ (20~ or pel'lSlOII<IbIe stMCl! Intl;are~lor fill Service disalu'IIs <Il <II Hohd<Iy Centres Wntt 10 DivIsioR<IlSeattMy l~bOfl). tQv.II Suppor1 Comrn<Ind Headquarters. POBox 706. o.tinghur!it. NSw 2010 to obtalfl your disoount canl Phone {Ol1,..."".HOLIDAY IN NEW ZEALANDReciprocal arrangements are available lor RAN serving membersand their dependants to use the RNZN holiday centres at Paihiaand Moonl Maunganui. Details and application forms are availablefrom Personal Services Offices.

AMBLIN CARAVAN PARKThIs centre consists 01 5 New CottageS, 14 Modem On-SileCarrvans and 130 Camping sites SItuated in 9 acres of bealJlI1ulpat1dand which fronts directly onto the sale beaCh ind dearwalers 01 Geographic Bay. Central 10 .liB South Wes1loorisl spotsand all sporting laahti6.Cottages

SChool Hols. SepUOct toEaster (2 people)

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BURRILL LAKE(26 Cohages, Caravan & Tent Sites)TNs centre consists of 21 acres frootlng the lakeind has ucden1 facilIbes for SWIrnrning, fistmg,boamg and beach waAang.Caravan and Tent Sites (dally)Sile plus 2 adults $9.00Power 51.50ExIra adult ................•..............•.•.• $3.00ExIra child 52.00ExIra car 52.00SUrcharge, Chrislmas and Easter $3.00Discount of 40% IOf RAN persomeI and 20% lorother serving service pefsonnd.

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