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ocean Navy as part or our mc:rcasat $elf-re­Iianoe polity, and ~ efficient hydro-­paptUc and oceanographic SW'\q.~He has also placed gc:u emphuis on

personnel m:utelli and on improving condl'lions of~ .....ke,~ Mr Beazky Qid.

VADM Hud50n was appoinled CNS onApril 21, 1985.

He was previously Aag OffICer Com­mandinS !he Fkel, 1982-$3. and AMistantOlid of lbe OdeDlX' Force, 1983-35.

He "'115 appoinled an Officer of IheMilitary Division of the Order of AU$lrali3in 1984. and promoted 10 Companion oftbe Order Ihis year.

PICTORIAL

y=.-Admiral Hudson's continued $Irons

maDavmeal i5~ 10 ensure the a~plClpiiate foUow-throu&h in aU tbcse areas.and I am deli&bled lbat he bas agreed toSIal 00.

-During IUs I('rm as Cbaer otNavai Staff,Admiral Hudson Iw; presided over Iperiod of cb8JIF _ inn<MIlion, wilda hasseen me euablisfllnmt or a MllilimeHeadquarters, i~nlS in Navyminehunling and mll'!eSWl:eplnScapabilities and c»noepts, lhe new sub­marine projccl. mtroduction oIthc Anzac~p p~, IJle move Iowa" a IWO-

• TilE SALVATORE

The RAN minem'eeping projed fIShing for mines ~i(h COOP.Known as crafl of opportunily, tbe firsl this fteld and have been produced in reo

COOP frshing veMel to be leased by the sponse 10 a Governmenl lender released car­Navy for minesweeping Inals is the SAL- lier Ihis year.VATORE V. 11lesc minc: counlermeasures surveillanceSA~VATORE V is. beingu~ as ,rep. systems are e:rpccted to demonstrale a sig­

resentalive COOP for Inals of mlllCsweepmg niflCal1l advance in the use of sidc-scan sonarand mine countellllea5ure su.....eillance in this role and promise to keep the RAN as~ipm~nt befo~ the int~uC!ionof an in; world leaders in the development of COOP-tenm mmesweeplng ~pabihty In 1989.. bued mine countermeasures technology.

SALVATORE V IS normally base.d In UI- 1be COOP concept will enable a ready e:r.ladull~ as part of the sOl~th coast fishmg fleet pansion of the minesweeping fora: when re­but IS now .operanng from HMAS quired. To this end, the RANR will playaWATERHE~Wllh a full RAN ere ..... , ~- major role in the ultimate su= of the con­manded by Lieutenant Peter Day who said ttpt by providing the basic crew structure forthat SALVATORE V was a different chal- the COOPlenge from his previous sea posting, in There is 'also a RANR involvemcnt in theHMAS DARWIN. . I . J . B d ~ I

The vessel is typical of fishing vessels Ihat c.urrent tna s 10 e~IS ay, ue or romp c·." , ( h RAN" . tlon at the end of thIS year.WI orm part 0 I e s nuneswccplOg ...... .

core fortt and arc known as craft of oppar. O~her mm~weepln~ prOject ac~lVihes. Intunity or by the acronym COOP. Jel'Vl.! Bay .thls m~)Pth Include the fllghttnals

Although the vessel is of a relatively sim- of a Sea Kmg helicopter from H~17 Sq~ad­pIe conslruction when compared 10 purpose- ron, based al nearby Naval AIr Stallon,built mine countermeasures vessels such as Nowra.the mine hunter insoore, the use of COOP in These f1ighl trials will investigate the feasi·the minesweeping role has been made possi- b!lity of o~rating the Sea King in a limiledble by the development of advanced innova. aIrborne mme countermeasures role as a pre·tive mine countermeasures equipment! by cursor minesweeper.the mine warfare group based at lhe RAN The MCM takeover of Jervis Bay wasresearch laboratory in Sydney, headed by completed with the continuing operatjonalMr Mike Turner. lrials and evaluation of the prototype MHl's

The surveillance equiprnenlS under lrial HMAS SHOALWATER and RUSHCUT.are abo at the leading ed~ of technology in TER and a RAAF aeri.a1 mining e:rcrcisc.

DIslributed hougt'CUl .. RAN shps wod Wal:JlishmelltSand ID serwlll pel sa."", MJl'l6_ It''Y~ be

11M' "PM'" & I of V~ AI ] II M.W. H__ • CWd olNllftll SC.n'iI: M'-c..nrr'I' rr- April lJIII I. DeC( t li.....

Derc-nee Minister, Mr Ikazlcy, an­nounced the extension.

-He tS an outStanding Otief of Na\"3.1SUI" and is In the middle of a major rCOf­ganiulion of the Navy. including severalmajor naval procurement prQgraJm wblitharc reaching a crili<:a.l stage,~ Mr Ekuieysaid.

-Subsnntial changes are also beingmade in maritime strategy as a result of theDefence While Paper released earlier this

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RESERVISTS .~/pi"K d.t COOP mab 'WaJ" i"rludtt/ ",OQMG N. Sttullfonll (lNIekro .... It1'), LEUT G. }O"D.o UQUM MQrlq. CPOQMG T. (wriill (fro., Ir/d. POQAlG

J. Clary and LSQMG G. Wtlttlrrf'tmlr.

ROYAL AUSTRALIAN

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•servIceconditions,page 3

Changesahead in

HOBART•

WIDS on -spiritual ..race tip,centrepages

PENGUINcricketerscoresback-to­backcenturies,page 12

NEWCASTLETOP OF THE TOWN

MOTOR INN(FORMERLY TRAVELODGE)

Shortland Esplanade, Newcastle, 2300Phone: (049) 2-5576

72 beach front units.all CM!rIooking the Pacific Ocean.Dine in our Sea Witch Restaurant,

open 7 nights a week.

Phone: (049) 2-4026 fa, Reservations.Service Personnel $50. 1 or 2 persons.

Commodore Antony HawtreyCooper, RAN (ret'd).

Commodon TNy Coop«. !las diN qui~dy an~ a short,......His 'life'5 steWOlrdshlp' ..-as an acU\'e one spannln! 67

years OO'o'enn! dcdocated service, JOOd influcllCe5 and &I'"ing Qf himself to the last

Tony Cooper entered the Navy as a l3-year-old cadetmidshipman 10 193-&. saln! to sea in 1938.

He laW WOIr Krvice 10 both the: Royal Navy and theRoyal Australian Navy 10 the Mediterranean. Red Sea.North AtlantIC and PaarlC theatres seo'lng 10 the shipsMALAYA. HOBART, PERTH. NEPAL. BENALLAand LACHLAN

In 1934 he commenced his long and distinguished serviceto the national and Inlemational h)'drographic aC1lvlty.

He commanded the survey ships WARREGO andVIDAL and other ships KARANGI and STALWART.

Ashore his important posts were hydrographer. RAN.on three occasions. Naval Officer in Charge North Aust·ralia Area and finally Chief of Staff 10 Ihe Aag Officer inCharge East Australia Area.

On retircment from the Navy in 1972. Tony worked fora short period as a hydrographic surveyor before joiningthe Intemationall-lydrographie Bureau in Monaco as headof Ihe technical section.

In thiS capacny he was most active in promoting thecause and importance of hydrography. particularly in de­veloping countries.

In 1983 he: retired for the second time and returned toAustralia I....ing in both Bundaberg and Sydney.

He was a Fellow of the Institution of Sun·eyors. AUSI'ralia, Member of the AusU'a.ban Instilute'of Canogrophers,Fellow of the RO)'al Arts Association and Pasl President ofthe HydrO&TaphlC Society.

He IS surv....ed by his .....ife Belty, sons Simon. Martin andCbarles, his mothe,. sisters Pippa and Mary and brolherRoddom.

OBITUARY

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Yours fltlthtully,K.D. Stone

UeulenlintRAN

SWANHEELS

December.me visil 10 neet units

allo....-s thc members oflhe tribunal thc oppor·tunity to assess at firsthand the disabilities in­herent in serviee at sea.

Such ·on-site· inl>pcc·tions .. re tI norm:!l rOirtof thc trihun:!rs routine.

Pam and I have r.ceived ao much helpand support. parttcu­larty from fin flungparts of the Navy, thatthis seemed an .popropI'iMe wey 01 ex­pressing our gratitudeand keeping friendsIntot nlled from this ,..-.....

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Mr Ke"i" Mitd,ell ruei"ilf8 his dtet{Nt from AClill8Millisur for DtftlfU, MIS Ros Ktlty.

DeM Sir,My .... and I were

blesHd wtlh twindaughlete on 22 Feb'87. They wrere, how·ltver, born extremelypremature In King Ed­ward Memorial Hos­pttaI, Subiaco, Pellh.

The youngest.1Ion1que, cUed F*-...IIUy (15 Sept '17)and ..... sister De­metze is due horneahoiUy.

organisation and demon­strated the difficulties inmoving around in a liMedship to Ihe ship's company.

Problems ....ith waterlevels in the pon boiler andminor electrical systemmalfunctions were encoun·tered at II degrees of listand when the ice makingand 'goUa· machines wentout in sympathy, Ihe shipwas brought upright.

Review of seagojng &hardlying allowances

On November 19, the Defence Force Re­muneralion Tribunal will commence hearing acase for a review of seagoing and hard1ling al·lo",,-ances.

The case .....ill com­prise a preliminary hear­ing in the Tribunal'srooms in Canberra on

ovember 19. follo.....edby visits to neet units inthe Sydney area Novem­ber 23·25 and a finalhearing. which may t.. kelwo or three d .. vs. in

1A""inl 10 "rt (L·R) LSQMG M"rt 8t,lI, A8QMGNril uuy, POMED M"rt lAddy _d LEUT Tn)'or

JOlfa.

LETTER TO THE EDITOR

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No, her personnel haven't a weight problemand no the 'Duck' is definitely not aground•

the need f~ the con­struction of a work- ...shop and the purchaseof new equlpmenL"

The Defence Sug­gestion SCheme isaimed at encouragingcivilians and servicepersonnel to makesuggestions which willsave money, Improveefficiency and effect­iveness within the De­partment of Defenceand the Australian De­fence Force.

I-lMAS SWAN (above)is heeled over as a result ofa heeling tnal to test theship's stability and opera­tion in a damaged state.

The trial was condueledat anchor in CockburnSound by transferring fueland water from one side ofthe ship 10 the OIher.

1llc evolution exercisedlhe: Ship's counterflooding

246 ADELAIDE TERRACE, PERTH

"The highly $Ophirticated, electronicallycontrolled submers­Ible weapons usesimilar principles ofcontrol and propul­sion wfth both requir­Ing complete over­haul, regular testing,skilled staff and logis­tic support.

"His suggestion tomaIntain the submers­Ible In the same loca­tion as the MK46 tor­pedo has overcome

Two chairs from the: Cap­tain's cabin of the raider SMSEMDEN. the: frock coat ofAdmiral Sir Victor Smith,the RAN's first admiral andthe muster log of HMSSIRIUS are just a fe.... of acolourful and unique display.

Thc museum is open be­t....een llam and 2pm onTuesdays and ThUrsdays andon the first Sunday of eachmonth between 1O.30.m andJpm.

General public visits mustbe booked in advance bytelephoning 359 2371.

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A $101000 awardfor cost saver

An assistant inspector with the Department of Defence hasreceived a 510,000 award for i;ientifying cost saYings inmarine maintenance which will save the department over$367,000.

Mr Kevin Mitchell,from the Canberrasuburb of Kambah, re­ceived the DefenceSuggestion Schemeaward from the ActingMinister for Defence,Mrs Rcs Kelly.

"Mr Mitchell recog­nised the similarity be­tween a remotely pilot­ed submersIble vehi­cle used on inshoreminehunters with theMK46 torpedo," MrsKelly said.

Garden IslandMuseum open

The Garden Island Museum complex whichincludes the historic complex of Victorian eradockyard buildings, the naval dock)'ardmuseum, outdoor displays of anlique cannonand ships' figureheads and the museum shop isnow open for viewing.

Sitauted in the recently-re·stored historic complex ofGarden Island Dockyard a....ide variety of ....eapons. reolies and anifacts cover 199years of the Navy's history inAustralia.

The muscum itself is di-vided into t o galleries, onefor the ships hich served onthe AUStralia Station and theother for the dockyard.

An extensive collection ofpaintings and photographsincluding one of the best col­lections of John Alcofs navalpaintings. are on display.

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wance - This allowancewill be paid to partiallyreimburse ADF parentswho incur additional educa­lion wilion (coaching out­side school hours) costs fortheir children on Service­caused transfer 10 a newschool.

Reimbursement will belimited to 85 per cent of atuition fee up to a limit ofS40 a week for a period ofsix weeks within the first sbrmonths of anendance atnew school.

Eligible children arethose who are in the lasttwo years of primary or insecondary sehool.

When legislative coverhas been received full de­tails of the conditions andthe effective date will beadvised.

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reasons, expenses incurredfor child care may be reim­bursed.

The reimbursement is li­mited to two days are·moval. to a maximum costof S20 a child a day, forchildren under the age of IIyears.

• Extra tuition alia-

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The normal means oftravel will be surface trans­port except when thaIwould prevent membersfrom spending al least 85per cenl of the leave periodavailable 10 them with theirdependants. when the nor'mal means will be economytravel .

Provision exists to trans­fer entitlement to spouse orchildren subject 10 no extracost being involved.

The provision is availableonly to members postedwithin Australia.

Broad details of the condi­tions are:

• Reunion travelWhere a member elects, forwhatever reason, to leavehislher dependants at theold locality when moving totake up a posting he/shemay be granted four trips ayear to return to the familylocation.

The Minister for Defence Personnel, Mrs Ros Kelly, has announced three newconditions - which now from recommendations of the Hamilfon Report - to beintroduced for members of the ADF.

New changes

in the pipeline-

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~::;;s.~• Thl' Young Endcarour is l'Sconl'd into thl' Pon of

Frtmantlt by thl' RANR-manntd IIMAS ADROIT.Pitlurt Sl'rgeani Harry Coyfts, RAAF.

Britain's IJi«nletUJial ~ to AIlSIraIia. lhe sail~ shipYoung EtulNrQlU, mack bee~ Awtraha port-of-eall w1Ierl sIIearrived in FftDlaJltIe on November I.

Despite appallin&.,'..cather conditions thousands of West Austra­lians turned out to catch a glimpse and give a rousing ",,"C!come tothe 35-metre brigantine as she glided into the Port of Fremantle fora fivc-day stopover.

Escorted by the patrol boat HMAS ADROIT, manned by theFremantle Port Division. RANR, the Young EndM!OUr wasgreeted by a large flotilla of small mft in Gage Roads which fol·lowed her into Fremantle Harbour.

She received a 21-gun salute and was greeted with the continualsounding of !loms from vehicles which were jam-packed on thenonh and south moles of tile harbour entrance..

Young Endeavour spent five days in Frcmantle before sailing forAlbany where she arrived on NOliember 10 as the next stage of her26.lXXJkm delivery voyage from Portsmouth. - VIC Jeffery. NavyPRO, W.A.

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• Tht approach of sumlDer has atlrocttd largtcrowds to tht nation's btadrn andamong thost to taktad~'anragt of tht warm wtalhtr and cool wattt$ hasbttn usa Ftnder, 19, of Mona Vall' in S)·dnl'y. Pic-

Outstanding Ienice by 1'I1r BarT)' 5teb· Born in Tasmania. he commenced dutybings of the Ordnance Factory, Bendigo, was with the RAN at the Williamstown Navalrecognised recently ..-hen the Flag Officer Dockyard in 1960. transferred to what is nowNa'·al Support Command. Rear Admiral the RSNES organisation in 1966 and took upDa,·id Martin. presented him ..-ith a com· duties in Bendigo soon afterward.mendation at a ceremony in Melbourne. Since then he has becn instrumental in en-

Mr Stebbings. a senior technical officer, suring that the Services' quality requirementsgrade two. on the staff of the Regional have been met over a range of products in­Superintcndent Naval Engineering Services, eluding, 4.5 inch gun turrets. 76mm guns,leads a Joint Service team of 12 who oversee ships shafting and propellor sets, missileand assure the quality of work in the factory. handlin.!: dollies and nuts and bolts. • Mr Stebbings rueiva his COlDlDendolion from RADM Martin.

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Homeloans

Papua New Guinea Itas re­ceived its second Aust­~lillD designed andbuilt pumc Patrol Boatfrom the Chief of NavalMateriel, Rear AdminlBarry Wesl, at lID om­rial hand-over cere­mony near Flt'manUe,Western Aust~lia.

The $3 million IIMPNGSDREGER, was pre·sented to PNG's ActingHigh Commissioner,Mr Evou Lalutute, dur­ing a formal ceremonyat the Amtnlian Ship­building Industries ship­yards where the boatsare being built.

DREGER is the third pat­rol boat completedunder the largest de­fence co-ope~tion pro­jed undertaken by Aus­t~lia.

Up to 14 of the 31.Sm longvessels, displaring 16Slonnes with an ope~t­

ing speed of at least 20knots and an economi·cal ope~ting range ofsome 2,500 nauticalmiles, will be built at atotal project cost of$61.7 million (at De­cember 1986 prices).

The fulure of Ihe DefenceSen'icl' Home Loansp"'Sently set at $25,000,or il5 proposed replace­ment by. Or option of. agnnt is being re,'ie..-edby iii high level learn althe direction of IhePrime Minister.

The learn. which includ~

Commodore P. II.James, the DirectorGeneral of Service Con­ditions, the president ofthe RSL and other de­pal1mental repn-seDIli'tins is 10 advise Gov­ernment so thai :I d«i·ston can be announCfllin Deamber.

Australia will provide fundsunder Ihe Defence Co­Operation Program fora new NationalMaritime SurveillanceCentre in Honiara, theMinister for Defence,Mr Beauey has an­nounced.

"Construction has startedon the Maritime Sur­veillance Centre whichwill be used to ro-ordi­nate patrol boat opera­tions and olher surveil­lance activities with Au­stralia and the SolomonIslands," Mr Beuleysaid.

"Australia will hand overthe Solomon IslandsPacific Patrol Boat inJune 1988.~

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School will COfIsist of ad­ministration office, class­rooms and undercover de­monstrntion area which willbouse models of all FFG.DE and DOG. These mod­els will be 15m x 5m andwill be equipped to conductpractical evolutions such aslight and heavy jackstaytransfers and replenish­ment at .sea evolutions.Other functions of thebuilding will compme shipshusbandry tr.Unillg.

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ble of benhing up to 14support craft.

Dredging of Harm's Inletwill also occur comprising65.000 cubic metres fromthe Swinging Basin and5,000 cubic metres from theChannel. During the dredg­ing all soil removed will bedisposed of at the old CER­BERUS tip. where on com­pletion it will be landscapedand made into a picnicarea.

The new Marine Skills

haviour and service attitudeand finally must continuethese admirable qualitiesinto his sea posting.

Able Seaman Walker,now serving ill HMASTORRENS, has displayedall these qualities and isconsidered a wonhy reci­pient of this prestigiousaward.

Jeffrey. who was born inSingapore, but whose pa­rellts now reside in Cairns.says he is thoroughly enjoy­ing his first sea posting, inpanicular the opportunityto travel. Jeffrey receivedfor the award a framedprint depicting HMAS AR­MIDALE's last actioll anda cash prize of SlOll

In conjunction with theaward ceremony. the presi­dcnt of the Naval Com­memoration Committee ofVictoria, Captain PeterRichardson. RAN retd.presented to the Comman­ding Officer HMAS CER­BERUS, Commodore A.M. Carwardille, a cashgrallt to be held in trust forsubsequent awards.

• Commotion G~ny CQrwQrdin~,at th~ controls of th~ excavator (with union can!) d~molu"in& th~ oldSeamanship School.

cal seamanship training tothe quartermasters courseand recruits from HMASCERBERUS. After intitialtraining of two months. reocruits of all categories weretaken to sea for a week'spractical seamanship.

In 1952, with the innUJ(of nalional service traineesknown as RANR(NS) whocame to CERBERUS toundergo 124 days full time

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training before going off tofinish their engagements inRANR training establish­ments on a part-time basis.two more neet minesweep­ers COLAC and COWRAwere allocated to augmentthe training notilta. Theseships worked in conjunc·tion with the SeamanshipTraining Sehool.

After the training flotillaceased operating in supponof CERBERUS seaman-ship {raining, anotherminesweeper CASTLE----------

housed the Petty Officers'Sehool which was aligned atthat time with Seamanshiptraining.

As the demand on sea­manship training increasedother buildings wereerected in stages. In 1922the sail loft and generator

. shed were completed, in1944 the Rigging Shed andClassrooms. in 1954 theboatshed and slipwav and

• Anisl's impns5ion 01 rhe n~... Marine Skitls S.:hoof.

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MAINE was anached to HMAS AUSTRALIA onCERBERUS for many October 3, 1920, just afteryears as a practical Sea- the official opening of themanship Training Ship. Depot.CASTLEMAINE was dis- During the 1920s andposed of in 1974 to the Vic· 1930s the wharf was able totoria Maritime Museum catcr for a number of fairlyand haying been restored large ships alongside. Inby yolunteer labour to 'as 1927. the Goyernor Gen-new condition' is now lying eral"s visit to CERBERUSat GEM PIER Williams- for a Reyiew was highlight-town where she is open to cd by the visit of threepublic inspection on RAN Destroyers HMASweekends. ANZAC, SWORDSMAN

The wharf at CER- and SUCCESS.BERUS has a special place Things to rome.in the history of Ainders On August 14, 1987, theNaval Depot and it has Commanding Officer ofbeen the sanctuary for CERBERUS, Commodoremany old and fine ships Gerry Carwardine com-during the 67 years of its menccd the demolition oflife. The wharf has been the original seamanshipwitness to many dramatic school $Cuing in motion theincidents and has of course project for the building ofprovided the venue for sea- the new Marine Skillsmanship and boatwork Sehool, wharf and marina.training for many The new wharf will bethousands of fledgling completed in late 1988 andCadets and Sailors passing it will be capable of accom-through CERBERUS. modating four Freemantle

It has been the landing class patrol boats as well asplace of many officers and a training area for seaman-....;.,

rms are sailors from ships lying in ship. On the northern endWestern Port over the of the wharf a boat ramp is

.!.!~1. years. The first of these viS'- to be built and a floating

SO. . ~-howdo Abl; s~~;~~you Ide your own?wins award

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Th. 1987 Sbm••w.n! r., lb. m." .n~l,"d;.g

basic QMG/FC has been awarded 10 ABFC JeffreyWalke.., of HMAS TORRENS.IC"\ I The award, sponsored by-r the Naval Commemoration

• Committee of Victoria andKeep your uniform look on the 1Dmm (Ml")TAPES PRICE LIST the RAN Corvettes Associ-outside. Identify on the inside with 2 doz. $12.40 ation, is in memory of Or-

4 d lIB 60 dinary Seaman Teddycash's famous woven name tapes. oz. . Sheean who lost his life inn""", ta washabl 8dnz. 122.80 h . ,. f\Jdol)il S name pes are e, 12 doz. 127.00 t e sm mg 0 HMASdry-cleanable, and are available in Send now toJ. &J. Gash with your ARMIDALE on Dettmber

red, blue,greenorbI.acklettering cheque,postalmoneyorderorCredit 1.1~~IDALE was at-

hite gro d Card authorization. Tapes despatched , d b 13 Jonaw un. withinlO.la"soireceiptoforder. tac e y apanese tor-......, pedo bombers in the Timor

IfCash's name tapes save you one lost piece ofclothing Sea and was critically dam·

they've paid for themselves over and over again. aged. The order to aban-don ship was given and as

.- - - - - - - - - - -...., Teddy Sheean left his ac-I Please rtJl in coupon and return to: • I tion station on the after

J. &: J. Gash, Name Tape Department, Oerlikon gun, he was se-

P0 B 258 Hi hm d V· I verely wounded in the hip

•• OX t C on, Ie. 3121. and thigh by a burst of

10nun (3/8") TAPES ~. m"h;" gn" fi". H,II I' cr.lwled back' to his gun,

NAME REQUIRED M _ PET ROC ELL 1 strapped himself In and(MAXIMUM OF 25 LETTERS) commenced firing down

l one of the planes whichwere now strafing his ship­mates in the sea.

IADD 11.50 FOR I TOTAL II Survivors swimming inPOSTAGE AND the water who saw hisRANDLJNG brave action said that after

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the ship disappeared. hewas still firing the Oerlikollas tracer bullets could be

I seen coming out of thewater.

The fact that he had been

I Mentioned-in-Dcspatches(posthumously) prevented

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Tcddy Sheean from beingawarded the VictoriaC=,

The criteria for the

I award are that the recipientmust achieve the highest re-

STATE _~_ suits for basic QMG/FC,~ _'AJOD_E:rrwn I cour.;.e, must display a high

standard of dress. be-

Seamanship, Ihe common skill of all seaman ategory sailors, is fundamental tolife .ae sea.

Since the binh of theRoyal Australian Navy sea­man have been trained inthe safe environment of theseamanship school beforeventuring into the harsh re­ality of life at sc;a.

Over the years seaman­ship training became thepoor relation in regard toproper training facilities ashigh technology equipmentwas progressively fitted inthe Reel. This shoncomingwas not overlooked andafter many years of design,justification and develop-ment the new Marine SkillsSehool was approvcd.

In view of the fundamen·tal importance of seaman-ship to the Navy it is ap­propriate to consider the

'history of Ihe seamanshipschool as it was and theenormous improvement ex­pected of the Marine SkillsSchool as it will be.

In the beginning.The Seamanship Train­

ing Sehool, housed in acomplex of buildingssituated adjacent to theCERBERUS Wharf, beganoperation when that wharfwas completed in 1920. Thefirst building erected was abrick building and this

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terested in mine warfare.p1~asc apply.

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1be mine then transmil$firing information 10 shipse;o;c:rcising in the minefield.

1be program for 1988 will

The cable mode runs Oilreal ume information col·leeted by the mine and sent10 an adjacent shore stationand the free mode is wherethe uercise mine is preprog·rammed and acts indepen­denlly.

TIle syslem can be prog.rammed to fire under the: in·fluence of any combinationof presswe, a<:ou.stic ormapIClIC siJllatures from any5Urbce or subsurface vessel.

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OPERATiONTo add to the -high tech­

systems already installed inCURLEW, such as the com­puterised TRAC IV preciserullvigalion syslem, the shIpwas recently involved Withthe laying of lhe (WI) of (beRAN's lalesl acqUISItions ­the ~Stoncrrsh~ exercisemine.

1be mine has tWQ modesof operalion: cable and freemod,.

HMAS CURLEW, launched in 1953. is the oldest ship still commis­sioned in the RAN and, despite her age, combines the l'ery best or the oldand the new to achieve results thai can only be obtained by the Navy's lastTon Class Mine Countermeasures Vessel.

Commanded by LCDR ed lhe Remotely ControlledChris Stanfield MCD. (he Underwater Surveillanceship nears the end of another System.busy year.

In 1987 CURLEW has. todale, conducted almOSt 200!'lours of minehuntmg. 120hours of diving operations.30 hour.; of mille s"'«pm&and has laid 45 mmes in Jer­VIS Bay to depths of 90meue$.

On lop of spc:ctfJC MCM~-- WQrk. the 5hip has been In-

volved in tbe: recovery of aWessex he:licopter off Syd.ney, a sunken 33 foOl seaboalfrom Jervis Bay and has lrial·

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What better locationfor the 'Perfect Match' ofOearance Diving Team 2.the Fleet Air Arm. theNaval Support CommandBand and the lovely 005·tesses from the Channel10 program 'PerfectMatch'?

Under the careful eyeof Navy producer CMDRRoger Cawthorn (other.wise the CO) and directedby LCDR Guy Cooper(alias the XO), a Channel10 Film crew took footagewhich will feature at tbestart of the TV programthroughout 1988.

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GUARANTEED RATESTo allow members maximum~I and flaibility in fttwud planning and budgeting of holidays, ntesunder the DFLP are fixed from 1Much 1987 to 29 FebfUM)' 1988.AUSTRALIA.WIDE AND OVERSEASTnvdodge is put of Southern P..cific Hotel Corporation Limited. which is the larga;t accommodationchain in the Southern Haniopooe. FO<ty- four hotds and resoiu in Australu. fiji, New Zealand, Pa.puaNew Gui:w:a and Singapore are indudal under the scheme (lICe inside~ Although a small number ofhotds havenot bemincludw. these m.il.y beusedattimnfOl"ovmlowaccommodation ifthemmr hotelsin tho:area are IxlOked oot.INTERNATIONALLY RECOGNISED SCHEMEUnder the scheme. service members will enjoy ;In internationally r~ high standard ofvmmmodation and service at SPHC holds at specW low rates. SPHC executives pledge thai, althoughservice tnmlben are ~yingIns, they ",ill not be treated differently from ~ts paying full rates.SINGLE SERVICEMEMBERSAlthough the aim ofDFLP is to make high qualityaecommodation at the lowest possible cost aViib.ble for allmanbmo of the Dden.::e Force and their d~nu. the sckme hu puticulu a~al to single servicepasonncl for w«Un.:! recreation.

RESTRlcnONS1be DFLPnu: is avaiJablefocuptosevm (7) coll5ttUCive nighuatwyonehotd. EXira nigltumay beavail.;o.ble.II the manager's disacion.TARIFFSRoom ralel areshown in dwl..iI ovulnfand app!ylOsingleocdoubleoccu~C'J.Memare no\: includw inlhe

COllI shown.ID AND LEAVEPLAN CARD ESSENTIALWhen uJing up accommodation, ani holder. should provide idenlification (oc proof of r<elinmenl) and

DPLP Mernbuship Card. 10 atablish eligibility !o privikges of the plan.SUPPORTlMPQRTANT'The IlUCCeu and conlinuationofd>e~depends aImost entirdyon how wdl the ua"" Plan is supported

by clIe savice members digible 10 participale.

Following annual ~iol15with representalives ohhe thn:c servica. !he T ra""lodge group will conlinue10 provide accommodalion !"or Auslralian Army, Navy and Air Force personnd under the Dd"ence furce

Leave Plan (DFL?; a! very sptcia.l rain.. Under the DFLP. all full·timc mrrnbus of the three KfYicltS(and lhose certified as retired for pension) are eligible 10 enjoy high standard accommodalion al sptcia.Ilyreduced rates. DFLP is also available 10 spouses ofall service member..NO INCREASE IN MEMBERSHIP FEETo be eligible for Leave Plan rates and 10 offset adminislration. production and distribution costs. a

membrrship fee u payable al any hocellisled. Proofofidentity is required 'The COllI ofjoining the DPLP hasbeen ~d al the 19821evds and membership cards with 2 or 3 years validity represent furthtt liVings.- 1 yc:ar _ S5.00- 2 yc:ars - $8.00.3 yean - SI0.00MEMBERSHIP FOR SPOUSES OF DFLP MEMBERS..1be following procedures apply:

1. Service m.:mben joining DPLP for the first lime who wish to obu.in a spouse card may obtain rwoconseculive DFLP cards at any of the holds li5ted in this brochure On paymenl of one: of the following

l"J'Imlbenh.ip fen:- I yc:ar _ $8.00 -2 yc:1lS - SI1.00. 3 yeara - S13.00 (An increase ofonly $3 on.ingle mcmbcnhip.)2. Current DFLP members may obu.in the additional card by surrmdcring their current DPLP card andreceiving two consecutive cards from the issuing hotel 'The cwo new cards will ha"" a validity cquallO theraidualtime of the surrrnder card al a COllI of$3.oo.3. When an unaccompanied spouse wishn to use the DPLP vhemr b.Who:r DPLP card is to be produced

at the hotd, together with DOI"ma1 idenlification.4. Ifan umccompaniw spouse, who unot yet a member, ww- to join, production of-

a) A certificak from the Ship or ArmyIRAAF unit showing the applicant 'PJ'UK" ~: andb)~ identificalion

will entitle hirn/ha- 10 a sq>arale mernbuship card for a fee ofSS.OO (12 months only).DPLP ralel arc designed for .ingle or Cadwy use. Ifmore than 2 rooms are required by a member for any oneSlay room rales may be higher or lower and must be negotiated direct with the Hotel Manager concerned.

Normal DFLP Normal DFLP Normll DFLPPrice Price Price Price Price Price

DbIITwio M_Th F_SUD DblITwin M.Th F.Sun DbilTwin M_Th F_SunSAUS SAUS SAUS SAUS SAUS SAUS NZI NZ$ NZI

AUSTRALIA T. T. AUSTRALIA T. T. NEW ZEALAND T. T.NSW/SYDNEY 3ln/l? WVu QLDIBRISBANE 3ln/86 29121118 3117/87 2912/118

¥MY Bou1evard (02) 357 2277 m N;A OS Brisb...., Pukroyal (07) 221 3411 HI ., .. Auckland AirportTravelodre (9) 275 1059 '" " "Wynyard Tra...,lodee (02) 20254 ,.. ,.. ,.. Briobane Chy Travclodge (07) 238 2222 " U U Auckland CityTr.""lodee (9) 77 0349 .., '" '"North SydMYTravelod.., (02) 92 0499 ", .. " QLD/COUNTRY Chri'lchurch Airport Tr• ...,lodee (3) 583139 '" .. ..Camperdownn •...,lodge (02) 516 1522 '" .. .. Gold Coalliniunalional Hold (075) 92 1200 '" 65·· 6S·· Rotorua Travdodgc (73) 8 II H ", " "Ru.bcunu·Travelodgc (02) 33 I 2171 '" .. .. Town.villeTravelodge (077) 724255 " .. .. Wellington Travelodge (4) 857799 '" N;A "Pur.....na Partuoyal (02) 689 3333 '" .. " SA/ADELAIDE Quullllown Tr• ...,lodK~·· Man. Exch..lOOO m '" '"Pur.....na City Molel (02) 635 7266 " .. OS Adel.ide Pukroyal (08) 223 4355 UI " .. fIJI (Add S~Tu) IP " "Ryde Travelodee (02) 8585333 '" " " AdelaidcTravelodee (08) 2232744 " " " Nadi Airport Travdodgc 7 2277 " .. ..Auburn Tt.velodge (02) 648 8888 '" U " WAIPERTH Suva Travdod.., 31 4600 .. .. "NSW/COUNTRY Penh Partuoyal (09) 325 3811 '" .. " PAPUA NEW GUINEA K K K

AlburyT.avclodge (060) 215366 " .. .. NTIDARWIN fun MorcsbyTravelodgc 212266 '" " "Newc••de Puhoyal (049) 263777 ,. OS OS Darwin Travelod.., (089) 815388 lWnul Travelodge 92 2111 " " "V1C1MELBOURNE . I Marth_31 Aug '" .. .. SINGAPORE

I Scp< _ 29 Feb '" " "Parhoyal on St Kild. Rd (03) 5298888 '" " .. (incl3'l1> To:> &< 10'lI0 Service Chart!r) IS IS ISTASMANIA (A..oci.ln)

Royal Par.de Travelod.., (03) 380 9221 ,,. U " Goodwood Park Hotel7377411 ", 169.50 169.50

_Sma11A~1 '" OS OS Lauocnton Colonisl (003) 31 6588 " " " BouI~Hold7372911 '" '" '"- L.argr Aputmrnt '" " " LauDCftlon Penny Roya1 (003) 31 6699 " " " York Hotel 737 05n '" .. ..Melbourne Airport Tra""lodre (03) 3382322 '" .. .. Lcnna.ofHobart (002) 232911 '" .. ..

LadyhillHold 7372111 '" " "51 Kild. Road Tr.""lodee (03) 6994833 '" " ,. Hoban SIlva (002)30 1801 " " "ACrtCANBERRA Burnie Voyager (004) 31 4866 .. " " ·NJI available Mon-Th", &ornScptur>bcr 1.

Callberra Partuoyal (062) 49 1411 ". n " Dcvonport G.teway (004) 24 4922 " " ""'NJlavailable Dtttmbcr 26th 1987-January 31s11988.···Available May to Srplt:rnbu 1987 only.

Canberra CityT..""lodr (062) 496911 '" " " furt Arthur Fno< & Hound. (002) 502217 " " " NOfE::3td Penon (19 andover) $10 (Singapore S$30).

Quurutown Penny Royal (004) 72 1005 " " "Childrenunder 19shningoart'.lC room $2.

DEFENCE FORCE LEAVE PLAN1 9 8 7 • 1 9 8 8

Bicheno Village (003) 751171 80 6S 65

RESERVATIONS Reservations may be made tluough any Travelodge or Parkroyal Hotel or Travelodge Reservations office (not via a travel agent or airline). Although it is not obligatory tomake reservations in advance, accommodation may be hard to obtain at certain times and members should book ahead to avoid disappointment. It is important to the success andcontinuation ofthe scheme, that any bookings not required be cancelled by mernben as soon as possible.

RESERVATION OFFICES AUSTRALIA Sydney Tel: (02) 2672144 Telex:A121448 New South Wales Country Tel: (008) 221213 Telex:M121448 MdbourneTel: (03) 6906111Telex: !\A30403 Victorian Country Tel: (008) 13 6033 Telex: !\A30403 Brisbane Td: (07) 2218586 Telex: M40186 QJeensland Country Tel: (008) 177347 Telex: M40186

Adelaide Tel: (08) 2236288 Telex: M82156 Perth Tel: (09) 3253811 Telex: M92316 Canberra Tel: (062) 491424 Telex: M62050 Darwin Tel: (089) 815388Telex: M85273Tasmania Tel: (D08) 136033 Telex: t\A30403 NEW ZEALAND Auckland Tel: (09) 732269 Telex: NZlI088 Outside Auckland Area Free-Fone (09) 394777 Telex: NZll088

PAPUA NEW GUINEA Pon Moresby Tel: 212266 Telex: NE22248 SINGAPORE Tel: 734 3706 Telex: RS24377

DEFENCE FORCE LEAVE PLAN (DFLP) VALID 1MARCH 1987 - 29 FEBRUARY 191'

ADMINISTRATION Telephone: (02) 290 3033. Tel"" AA121448 7-9 York SlIft!. Sydney. GPO 801537, Sydney NSW 2001. "'''''I<&1i.!ncorporaled inACrSOUTHERN PAClFIC HOTELS

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::lllIlIIIltllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll11111"'111111111111111111III111'111"'1111111111111111111111I111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111"ttllll111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111'1111111111111111111'111::= •r-""_U~ UN people ••• IAN people • • • IAN people ..• RAN people . • . UN people ..._UN people ••. ~mlllllllllllllll~

•~ a aln officers ~Ea LEur Keding (righl) E:: lind LeUR fotorn.h::E (nntre) d~ the prinei- iE pies of guidfll "upon oon- EE The RAN has lost one trol surf"-.:e!'i with ,lie 1987 iEo' Wi best known dla~ • ~.val OrdnaM'f [1tIin«'r'iEbias. IItf:CourH5Kl'etaryLtCrn E= Su Com- (l1d) E. G.A~(~h)...t=E_~~vaIPri- -~n.~...~; • the Royal Military Q1nqe§:"......... .110..- . __-.-_0. of Sciewce. SlIIriu·...haDI. in::i~· W. (Bdl) ROISI(':l': h3$ re- lite UK. i:urcd from the sel'VloCe afler 1 0. ~~ _, ,. " ==22 co..,....~... etr== years. . . J ro~Onl..- F-eiower-=§ Ot:apIam ROISIer h~ iItI~ ae RMCS both §§ been repI~ by Chaplam ofl'"ocen ..-ill ('OntUlII~ their ==K. J. J:aJ'VI$ who Il:as posted , , ., == in from HMAS CER- ann~,:n . etICllteenng::§BERUS. studies," q.allly._non«§= '" pl. R· ··ned and weapon m..ntena~,=:: a am OSler JOI including "Dits 10 ordnllnce::§the Navy on Jan~af)' I, production and proofing§: 1966 and has served m most 'clI"'" "'h. UK • d=_. . IlIlteS,m n=EmaJor shore ~!ab!ishn:w:nts USA until mid 1988. =§ and ".'"'ny shiP'. In hIS 22 0.. retw.rn eo AllStnolia §! years III the sel'VloCe. '\ elter will c:ake lip poscings §= He.was the fi~ R~N \ widWI the lteW a""am~nl=§chaplaln to serve In VICI- npnemBC Of'prU:salion§

~na;:-I968 he joined HMAS refflltly r-.. .rr(MII !heE:EHOBART in Subic 83y, .."aI~ =spectlOn§-"L Ph",. . _-'. .... deYp bnltdl. =EUJO;: 1 ppnes, Im,,~late- 11I1_11I11I"111"'''',,.= Iy after HOBART bet ~

:: been bit by roc:tet CIf'e and:: laler .served in IIOBART • Pri.dpo/ CIuJp/ai. RDSiu (_,«1) aNI 4is np/ace_ta', CltaplJli" J,,",u. Pia.n:ion the PJn~lineoff theaJaSt LSPH Mal Bad.!oCVlCtnam. He served aIso a Win in inler-Service Rosie, will underlake a serve in the RAN, primar-:: with RAN units :ashore. sports. COUI"SC at Royal Nonh ily as a representative ofE Many of the ships in On June 15, 1982, he was ,Shore Hospital, Sydrtey, Baptist, Olurehes of=whictl he served have now app:tinted Principal Olap- and anticipates being in· Christ. Congregational andEbeen decommissioned in- lain for Protestant Denomi- volved in hospital chap- Lutheran churches, and Ihe§c1uding OUEENBOR~ nations and, after 12 lainey. Salvation Army.

i:OUGH, ANZAC, SYD- monthsasCommandOap- Chaplain Jarvis was or- He served on the Aeet in! NEY, VENDE1TA, lain, Naval Support Com- dained a Baptist minister in 1976 and 1982.83. Has also= MELBOURNE, SUPPLY mand, was posted to Navy 1966, and asked to serve as servcd a lotal of eight yursEand VAMPIRE. OffICe, Canberra, to be an Army chaplain in 1969. and six monlhs at CER-§ 10 his early yeatS he rep- dWrman-sc.crt:taf)' of lhe, BERUS, makin, him Ihei resented the Navy many Principal Olaplains Com- A ler only 10 months in!timesinintcr-5ervioeteonis millee-Navy,and Socret· lhe AUW'aIian Rcplar scaHJd 1on!CS' scrving=_ and .....-1 an occ::asionaI "rv of the: Rc.......- Advis- Army he was sent fOf a tou, chaplain in the 6l}.yur his-

-~~ -§ ~ -Id"'y'oV;"'~.- t....... ofthatolablishment. ~_~~:::,:: pmt: of Aussie Rules and ory Committee to the St:r- ..... U ........_... _.~

! aidr.et in Wardroom vices. 1best: 1:aQ 21 months After six yean; service in In 1984 he became the :IIttll""","""..II,""I_IHlllltlI._IIII_IIIN1

= teams, While ill HMAS have St:en him bac:l in the Army he was asked to first Naval chaplain 10 un-ENIRIMBA he coachod the Nav.al Support Command. join lhe Navy and bt:came dertake the RAN staff ::§apprcntiot:s Icnnis tearn to ITincipai Olaplain the first Baplist minister to COUI"SC at the slaff lXIl.legc:.: :

=Cruising for Paying- ,=Off Personnel !~ An inl'itation is Itl:- and cnaising Australian wal- !! tended to those 5,_y ers and/or PacifIC Area, sub-! Il2tins w1Io, ror penonaI ject to the mc:mbt:rs interal ::§IUSO-S arepa~b.. f and choice of ports Of Ioca­i trito would liklt to maiD- lion. ,§taia tbitir 1txpn1ise and Funding for purchase,E~ infltl'eSt to be- mainlen:uwx, fKlling. su,-§ rome part or _ orrnka- vey, docking ele. will be by _§ lion wbose objltd is '0 .....y of An Unions and such ~Eraise rund5 ror fhe pweb- other social fund raising ac­Etie and tbe main'ltIlaDCIt tivities. Donalions will al·Eor • registltrltd. dass eer- .....ys be gratefully received.

§ tified oc:can r;oing VItSSeI, For fUrlher paniculars§ While doing lhis, enjoying conlaCl caplain J. A. Glass :§ the pleasures of socialising (02) 639 4306 after 1800.

i"""""HO~B~A-=RT~REUNION !

§ CalWng oil personnel who were on HMAS ==HOBART for the 1981-82 Indian Ocean andE: RIMPAC cruise, _E Interested in holding a reunion earty next§year?' :E: If so, please contact POFC Gunnan In

~ HMAS SllJART before January 1988. ::

E: Adate,timeandvenuewhenset-willbe Navy career~ advised in "Navy News", '::§ Intention at this time is to hold a whole

!..=:,,::,.:,~~~::.::,,:~:.:~:~~::~in her sights:lIands-oo uperi~D("e ...~ part of lite procnm for 10

Engineering, Hull and Electrical ! Y04lnpers ..11I0 participatecl UI this year's Openotioll Nary ~

REUNION Bille. p:artof Navy Wmin Victori:a, :Six girls and four boys belween Ihe ages of 12 :ind 16

11 December, 1987 at i were selected from an essay compelllJOn, sponsored by ~HMAS KUTTABUL. Radio 3AW. with lhe lopic 'Why I lO,ould like 10 JOIn the=Navy'. :

Cost $15.00 per head, E: Aecompanied by an adult gua,dian from each famIly, lhe=""nncrs had a sea day aboard HMAS PARRAMA1TA onContact: WO LELLOITT (02) 359 3250 Pon Philhp Bay, m<ermghted al HMAS CERBERUS and!

B "Id" 8 had a day's tour of the establishment.UI mg Pictured above at the fine "mge at CERBERUS IS 15-

Garden Island NSW 2000 i yellr-old Colleen Gardiner, (rom Frank$ton, being in- ::struClcd by Peny Officer Peter Hearne, also from

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ing has been planned forThunday, November 19 by thegirls of this group. Pleasephone Pam on 28 2170 formore details.

• • •Canberra; If you're new to

this area, or been there some.time and ....ould like to makenew friends. then eonlaet JuliaWilkins. lhe Social Senetary orour branch there.

Julia ""ill be able 10 tell youtheir next planned act...ity andput you in touo.:h with a wholenew circle of friends.

• • •Adelai6e: LikeYo'lSoC fOt

Adelaide. the ladtQ of EN·COUNTER will be pleased towekome any new naval wivesto the area.

Get. in IOUCh wilh eithtrMem Graham on 337 IOJ6 orKerry Genricll on 337 452S.

the clubs rooms at Rat 2, BlockI Canberra Drive, HMAS AL­BATROSS.

The coffee morning begins at9.3Oam and babysitting is ayail­able in the all:Khed creche,free of charge.

A GamC$ day has beenstaned by the girls in the groupand ..ill he held each Wednes­day, except the ones of the!"Oftthly coffee meeling mom­

'....Come along if you play

Mahjoog Ot cards. hegirllleQ'Nishi", to learn are more than..'ekome. Time is IO.JOam­3.3Opm.

Bring luncll, tea and coffeeare a,-ailabk at 30e a cup.

Any enquiries ring Pam on218290.

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5395.60 per weekThe sueeusful applicant wIll be required 10 undertllhelectrical maintenance work in College buildings. AJourneyman·s E1eelrlelan Certlflcate and an ACTWiring Ucenee are essenlial. Experience In electricalmaintenance, espeelally In large building compltxtl,would be an advantage. Telephone enquiries 10 Mr G.Butler on 52 2624. This posilion is being readverlised.PrltVious applicants ",111 be considered and need notreapply.

GENERAL INFORMATIONApplicanls should gi~ personal partkulars. details ofappointments. telephone number during businoshours and the nllmo and addressa; of two rderees of abusintsS nature. Applk;atlons quoling reference num·b« 87/2123 an required by Friday 27 Nowmber1987 and should be addressed to The Secr~ary.lCanKrrli College of Advanced Education, PO So. 1.t:8ekonnen. ACT, 2616_ :;

The Colle9t' 1$AN EQUAL OPPORTUNIlY EMPLOYER

by Bobbie Eda13 Cddn SI, Kirtr' Part. NSW214'

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BrislnBe: Local girls are reominded that Brisbane NavalWives Assoeation "';11 he hold·ing their Olristmas lunclu:on inthe grounds of Amity House onTuesday. De«mber I andwould love to see as many aspossible there.

Please RSVP toTownsend byNovember 27.358 1671.

1llere ..·il1 be babysining av­ailable at MORETON.

If you...un to take a<Mlnlageof this service p1eDC phoneQlla 011 261 42JO by November27.

Cog will he 52 per mild.If anyone has dlffic\lhies get­

ling ltansporl please phoneCiib.

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get logether of Ihe gitls ill thillregion ..·iIl be on November 2Jat CLUB CERBERUS. begin­ning at IO.3Oam.

It "';11 be a 'Food Themesand Fancy Dress Day'.

Sounds great.If you·d like to allend it may

be an idea to ring Marglrel on(059) 79 1060 for more info.

Babysitting will be avail.able in the creche at 357 CookRd but must be booked in be·forehand by ringing Sandie on(059) 83 7143.

A «tuple of ..'eeks later, thelasl rUnclion rOt the year will beheld - a Olristmas luncheonat CLUB CERBERUS on (k.cemher ,.

Makc a not in your d.aries.girls.

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World VISion is bemg held onWednesday NO\1embc:r 18 m

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Pid.rnt (l.-R) CPO GI'tIC"'C Bo,d (RNZNVR), LCOR BrituJ &~I alUl LEur PrlUHOPltHHI. co.pili., I.r ••rir;",c ",ur:1IfI.t plot I. urrriM TASMAN TRADER 67.

Could aD Ra'etanes pie_let me know whal their ftr!it planned runctions lIrt! forthe.New Year, PRIOR TO DECEMBER 87..

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all who attended must go toRear Admiral and Susie Martinfor throwing open their resi­dence. "fRESCO' in EliubethBay 10 Naval Wives wishing tocelebrate Melbourne Cup to­gether. for what provcd to be awonderful day.

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,",y): A pany of IIrIs travelledin by mini-bus to join in thecelebrations at TRESCO andthoroughly enjo)~ il.~ 1.aSI function fOt the ~Ir

is mt ~ing- Iftd thisis Thunday. November 26. be·ginning at 11.JOam.

It IS hoped the OlnSlmas.luDC:hton will be held in thegrounds of the Capwn's Resi·dence at HMAS NIRIMBA.bul contingency plans are inh2nd if fine ",eathe1 fails tocome through!

This event is the club's'Thank You' 10 the staff atNIRIMBA who have halped usthrough the ~ar.

Any navy wife. or ex·navalwife living in the WC$tern Dis­tricts is invited to anend.

The cost is just SS which in­cludes luncheon, wine andJUice.

RSVP please: to Brenda on636 5732 or Margarct on 6222568 by Noyember 19.

Babysilling will he availablein the c1ub's ",nxhe fOt a smallf~.

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Improye your 1-00 slotus No previOUS eJCpenenceneeded, We Wli Ins.truct you 10 Depof1menl 01 lobourand Industry leSI standards 10 opefOle heovy equ.p·

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\idually or organised intoconvoys to ell$Ure $afe pass-

''''.This function is carried outby the Naval Control of Ship­ping Organisation which isentirely RANR staffed.

Until recently there was nosailor structure in the NCSBranch.

As the result of a recent re­view a sailor structure hasbeen promulgated.

To provide the core forcefor this new branch most cap­ital city RANR Port Divi­sions are seeking ex-PNFsailors and Wr<los who wouldbe interested in regaining apart time conlact with theRAN at the s.ame time de­veloping skills 10 a branchunrepresented in the RAN.

Duties would includemaintaining rt<:ords of rt'IO\'e­menls of ships, assiSI in theboarding of merchant s.hipsand briefing of their Masters,preparing passage insUUC1'ions and oommunications.

While keyboard skills. andsome knowledge of nayiga­tion, computing input orcommunications would be anadvantage this should notdeter any ex-PNF sailor orWran from applying as com·prehensive training packagesare be prepared.

If you are ex·PNF do nothesitate to cont:tet theRANR recruitment orflCer inyour capital city if you are in­terested.

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The Minister for Defence Science and Personnel, Mrs Res Kelty, has an-

HoUS'-ng nouneed 8 major new initiative involving Service spouses having a direct

Input into decisions made on their beha".~I hawe deddecI to appoint. 5efv1ce spou_l0 1M boltld or the o.r.nce Housing Authority,

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U 0 n ..~ntif then I MY. a."AId the Authority to invite • ServIce Sp)use to au m.tiogs to advise and.._......

M. The Ministef' introduced the Delence Housing Authority Bill Into Partiament on OCtober 27.

a ,.,0 r '"The Authority has • bi9 job to do," Mrs KeIfy Mid, "and Slrvk:e tpOUMS, 1M peof)fe moat at·l.J fected by housing deelslcwls. haYe a I8rge contribution to mIlke.

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Naval Reservists from Austn.lia and NewZealand have combined for a Naval Control andProtection of Sbipping (NCAPS) exercise inS)'dney.

The exercise. TASMANffiADER 87. was the firsl ofa series of biennial tlCercisesbet....'een the two countries.

Control and pmteetion ofshipping is one of the manyfunctions carried out by NavyReserve personnel in timesof international tension.

It involves the control ofShipping movements to re­duce risk and provide pro­tection.

The aim of this exercisewas to diree1 a notional con­voy to a destination. passingthrough waters in which anunfriendly regional powerwas conducting a major navalexercise.

During the exercisC'. twoRNZNVR ofrlocrs and onesenior sailor served in Syd­ney while two RANR offIC­ers were posted to the: staff ofthe New Zealaoo MaritimeHeadquarters in Auckland.

New NCS Branchl1le RANR is seeking to

altrae'! applicants to thenewly-formed NCS Branchfor ex-PNF sailors andWrans.

In peace time merchantshipping enjoys the right ofpeacdul passage in carryingcargos around the world.

[n periods of tension thereis a need to know the where­abouts of these yessels fO en­sure their prOlection.

If cirCumstances dictate itmay be necessary 10 conlloltheir movements cither indio

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the pusst(s way to lay it outbut want to c/t.eck that all theItems are there. and for thatthey need a kit list oftbe 40s<H". at a pinch the n. just tomake sure.

If anyone happens to haveretained his kit list: from thatera. or knolll'5 lII'here onemight be. please get in touchwith the Curator. MallDickson. on (02) 552 1633.or retired LCDR BobNicholls. who is theMuseum's consultant onnaval mailers and who can becontacted on (02) 810 7391.

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FLEET AIR ARM CHURCH SERVICEThe ANNUAL ECUMENICAL SERVICE for

THE FLEET AIR AeM will be hold In GAR·DEN ISLAND CHAPEL at 1000 SUNDAYNOVEMBER 29.

All ranks past and present, and theirfammes are Invited to attend.

Naval Rear Admiral David Martin, andMrs. Martin will be present.

The AUSlnJian National Maritime Museumis on the lrack ora Kil List.

lbe Museum. due 10 openIn Darling Harbour nextyear....... 11 ha\'c a proporuonof liS e:dl,bition space de­"Ol~ 10 the pan played bythe many navies - RoY'll.colonial aDd Royal A\lSml­han _ ,n the country's ~vc10prnenl (n'er lhe last 200yean.

Curators for the navit$'section are planning onshOWing a sailor's kit of theStcond World War era laidout for iosptCtion.~ Tbey have most of theitems of kit and a diagram of

ACROSS3 Homicide 38 Deep8 Broken- moanhearted ror 40 IndirectSin el'rol't

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Clear identification:Cash's woven names approprIate COlour comblOattonsadd the touchthat makes Black letterlOg on Jungle Green• I' S14.7O for an order of 8personne mean people. Black or Blue lettering on a whiteCash's woven name labels for the background.SIL90 for an order of 6servIces clearly identify people by AvaIlable through AAf'CANSname network or order direct by mail toProfeSSIOnally woven to the high cash's by completing the order;;tandard demonstrated by Gash's coupon and enclosing cheque orIOslgnla badges. our Services name Postal Money Order rTt.~

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MidaslrilllChos areONOel" ExperieIlCenot.... aary_.",,";~s01 profitable smaI busnesses. It IS not: re 5sarylo have busanesssuppo.:ted by the targest rruIIIer reIaiI or atAcndMl etpeliellCe. as Midas wilUyorgansalO'llrl lhevworld. MIdas rrt>Ii has train yw lrl the busroess lectriquesa.. 60mIIIef reIaiI seMCe sIo"es reQJI'ed 10 $Il(l lilly operat.ea MdiIs,+",ab '9 $I ccesstlly arnn:l Auslraia. tvUIIer st-op

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As a MIdas tlaoctiS ae you buy Ilto each 01 the IolIt:Mong areas.a pfOYefI buslrless system thaltr3lns. _ NEW SOlJTH WAlES- Sydneyadvertises and supports '/OUf shop with 30 metropolitan areayears ellpeliellC6 in the rnJfIler lield _ OUEENSlAND- Bnsb3I1e metropOlilarl

Tumkey ...... lltIot. areaandGoldCoaslAI SItes are I\jyeslablished. _ VlCTOAIA-" b ImIIlTetr"4)Cllita'l area.

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Fourth City ofSydney victory

Rtftlldy 12 RAN bo...kr$ IIUIl-t:N by Comlllaa!krFratllo: Wallo_, did ballk .'il. II Oly ofSyuey tum at theOly Bmoliltr; Oub.

Teams musu~red at the club al 0930 for a receptIon andphotographs and the renewal of friendship.

Sir Eric Neal and Rear Admiral David Manin rolled thefirst jacks and play started at 1000: with the Navy adapting10 lhe synthetic green quicker than 11$ opponents.

When play.Mopped for lunch at 1145 Navy led by II Wlallmargin, hokIing three rinks (0 one.

Bol:h (cams and ofrlaals .....ere transponed 10 Tresco forlunch. hosted by RADM Manin, where a convivial mealwas enjoyed.

As the lunch was the Admiral's last involvement wilh theCity of Sydney day a presentation was made 10 bim by theRAN bowlers.

PIa)' recommenced 31 1400 and wilh the Admiral's en­couragement ringing in its ears the Navy leam quickly as­serted its authority. AI the completion of play the RANscorecard tOlalled 91 to the City of Sydney's 53.

High ta. and the tfophy pfe5enlation followed wilhmofe socialising to complete another successful day.

In the sill years the tfophy has been contested Navy hasbeen the victor on four occasions.

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Polltud.

A great day is assured at i tl9ht ~Balmoral beach on Sunday. !::The $ailboarding dub is = I . . ..... •bold' fu -", ., - II .. excmag to:

II'lI a n ami y !tJIe CERBERUS R.p,=day c:ommer~ml t HOl. :M:_. tIte c_ iThere are mne sallboards :.. .~... ~_

.. f adv : 115~ aTnr '--'WltIhng or some entuf' : I . eel II lWf tipt :0\1$ people. Once again Ihe ~ ftWI.. _. arin .:;Navy and some hard work- =b~ ~rotn tile M e E :ing personnel have pro- ;glnet'nJlCT School to taJte;vided the facilities and =.otIt the ,T. Bropn CIW-;:equipmenl for an exciting people, Kleas and en- times. AM k e:am.... ie !_1eftIe C.p 12-7. ;

thusiasm. 000'1 leave it to adUeYed by ktuIiac 10-and fast growing sport. h's others. there ",ill ~'y"_ ~ ... • .. =The t:Up, donated by thC~now only up to you. ..,., """ w. nlll pnza IS provo !present OIC of !be:

* * *" many people to go, the laC Ihe ....y t_ ee lIS ••- !COMMS School, CMDR:ones that pUI the work in ben steadily i-e:>C'Pu. Of • -

Diet .Ione annol keep ...il1 reap the benefits. I course die be"efits 10 oM', ~TerreDC% ?rogan fi was. up;the body fllm.nd hold lJIe have talked to some G.O. health .nd fitness is .n !!!.or grabs. or the Irs.t llme;fal in the right pllt:fl. Eller- dubs in Blisbane and I can utn bonus II.S Ihe Inininl; Sill what IS hoped will be-!tise .long wilh prOpc'r diet assure you this is going to rfljtliJ"Cd for tbese eyeno !!!oome an annual fixlure be-:helps rid the body of excess be an unreal week of incnase Ihe heaTt's abilily !lween the two Schools. !(.1 .nd ... Ibe body iJr Rugby and refreshmeno. to SlIpply Ihe body lOllh ; !mlUitaiaiaJ: ftnQ and plus- blood, O~-«aD the Ieli. = :irtg ronlO;JS. *" • II~;~ beeiI .. =~~hy:ea~=: i Soccer !

The Navy Rugby Golden exciting couple of IIlODths Uillly is OM ....Y 10 illl- ; !Oldies are holding theirini- for Ihe jouers. wilJl Ihe prove o.r persorlnt'l'. oUI- : champs!tial meeting for the World more IhlPn social Ronshaw look on their job .nd the !!! :Expo 88 being held in Bris- Cup over we can look bad Navy, ! ibane. This meeling will al ",hal Ihese fUll ruM are ; The CERBERUS SOCfff!take place at the Aeet Gym .ntevinl;' Most impor- * *" * :: leam has -'so ended the!!!on December 11. al HO). tully tltey lire getti"l ElIerrise Cold Condon is !_ GIl a IIip note "';Any person over 3S is m<We people lPtOIi\'llted ,,'lIetlltt on again. This is a lri-Ser. ~bet:onWtt:dlampieM in Ute;than welrome to attend. In it be 10 jd complele lite vice evenl and this year 15 I Ba)'side; Leapt:, :(ael, .....e are fast running neno or impron o. lite being held in Hawaii and i II had a resounding win!out of time and need prerioll5 person.lPl best California. Cold Comfon !!!in the grand final by beat·!

will be conducted over the sing Hampton Park 7-1. ~period February 24 to = Like most Navy weekend:March 9. The main objec- jisporting teams Ihe soccer;tive will be 10 caTTy out ski =team was weJlsupponed by:mountaineeling altemplS !a few dedicated playerJ~on Ml Lassen III California =!j.Uppkmented by keen:and Mt Manuel Lau in ;:young sportsmen from the~Hawaii. If you have uperi- !rccn.nt and training!'enee in cross roontry skiing =schools. :find wish a ehance at lhis ~ Mosl notable of the!once in a lifetime trip. with imotivalOrJ duling the sea.;Soervice transport. then I =son goes to Ihe clubman of!!!suggest you tontacl !the Year, POCK Ferguson.!Lieulenant Doug Collins in : Pla)'er of lbe season ""enl!!!Sydney (02) 359 3944 or ito ABMTP Gibson. closely;reb to DEFNAV CAN- !followed by LS McCabe!BERRA message 150755 Z :who was posted to the Syd-:ocr 87. ~ncy area three weeks be.!

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39 on the Narellan layout,with Bob Bowen andSteve Coltam (each 37s),Greg Peake 34 and AllenWalsh 32.

ALBATROSS wontheir way to the prelimi­nary final by eliminatingWATSON in the "suddendeath" semi-final at Cam­den golf club.

Wily lert-handerWayne Asher had 40 inthe 'TROSS total of 182from Chris Holland andMark Perry (ea<.:h 37s).Danny Searle 36 and

NAVY NEWS"~ b lhI.-.Iom>ot..",.." MI_ 01 m..,,1tIet5 0I1h1~and"""'~. .",.__~,... leCIe<1b'It$"'/efHl "~

Ihe<_ eM" "Of """"sunIy _ 0I1h1 D.pf 01 Dt1ItIn<:e (NAVY) F~ SWP:'rl,.P'O""'Jed b)' "'" RAN c.nrral c.n""", Fund. pa>d~s _ ~_E(j1ONl sr.lt.." oIfictIJ """""""',...., Me P'O""'Jed b)' I/ltI Depa-tmtInl

final gave them their sec­ond victory of the season. .over minor premiersKUlTABUL.

Skipper John Starr andFrank van Mastright,ea<.:h with 37s, headed theNIRIMBA s<.:oresheetwith Brad Popp andFrank Arena (each 36s)and Bert Perrett 35.

They totalled 181 toedge out the depletedKUlTABUL lineup bytwo shots.

Skipper Graeme Stoutreturned a eommandable

I'M AFRAID NDT SIRBUT YDU CAN HAVE

A WORD Wlll-IllIECLEANER WHO FOUND IT.

Tom was ably sup­ported by the consistcntSieve Cottam (38 pIS).Peter Simpson 37,Gracrnc Stoul 36 andHarry James (32), allmembers of this year'swinning NSW inter-Ser­vice Icarn.

Mick Crowe with 34points was best for~rROSS from WayneAsher 30, Danny Searle29, Ian Ezergailis 27 andSteve Moxey 26.

NIRIMBA's conSIS-tency in the major seml-

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GLENDINNING'SFOR ALL UNIFORM REQUIREMENTS

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I LEFT A BOlTL£ OFBUNDABERG RUM CN1ll86AM "TRAIN FROI\'1 MClJNTiCDLAH lHlS I\'1DRNll\IG.WA S IT HANDED IN ?LOST~W

Tom Kolosko, a lasl­minute inclusion, posteda lop of 3~ points 10 steerKUlTABUL into theWills Cup golf grand fiDalagainst NIRIMBA atLiverpool on November25.

A ncar fUJI-strengthKUTfABUL scored anaggregate 182 for theirlOp five players to elimi­nate ALBATROSS 146in last Wednesday's prc~

lirninary final in ankle­deep water at rain-sweptNarcllan.

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