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QUEENSLAND UNIVERSITY REGIMENT
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Volume 17 Number 2 |
May 2005 |
President's Report
The Association has had
rather a busy time since the last newsletter. The Back to the
Regiment night was again a very enjoyable occasion and many new faces
attended. The Regiment again catered in spectacular fashion and
all were entertained by a jazz combo from the Regimental Band.
The Association is indeed very grateful to the Regiment for hosting
this occasion.
The Association was privileged to be invited to the Graduation
Cocktail Party for the newly graduating cadets from QUR and RMC.
The Association presented two prizes to those cadets who were deemed
to be the best and most improved during their time at QUR. The
awards recognize performance over the whole period of study rather
than the last period which attracts the RMC awards.
Members of QURA attended the Anzac Day ceremony at Toowong and as
usual the Regiment provided those attending with a magnificent display
of drill, dress and reverence.
I was indeed very honoured to be invited to propose the toast to
Colonel Garry Chandler who passed away at the end of last year at the
recent Regimental Dinner. Garry was a past Commanding Officer of
the Regiment and also a hard working past President of the
Association.
The executive is continuing to collect and process more items of
history of the regiment. A significant number of historical
items have been received from Brigadier Sam Harrison and Brigadier Tom
Parslow. To both members, the Association is very grateful.
The historical items are being scanned to computer disc so they can be
part of the historical items now collected. Again I appeal to all to
members of QURA to give us access to any item of history associated
with QUR. Additionally I appeal to all to take a few minutes to
write a short piece of their time in the regiment. It does not
have to be a long piece of literary art – just a few notes of an event
will be satisfactory.
Looking forward, the Association is working towards the AGM in
September. Please note the change in the published date for the
AGM. As an early warning, members should consider whether they
would like to be nominated to fill any of the executive positions.
The area involved in the collection and preservation of the history of
QUR is where we need most support. Should members want to offer
their services please contact me so I can arrange for your successful
nomination.
To enable the Association to raise the finances required to continue
the work of the collection and preservation of history, the
Association has ordered a new stock of QUR ties. The style of
the last tie is being continued but an additional tie in different
colours will be also available. As soon as the stock arrives we
will publish the styles and cost on the website. The Association
is currently negotiating with a company for the supply of gold woven
badges suitable for placement on jacket/coat pockets. It is
anticipated that the cost will be under $50. As soon as we can
get a picture of the badge, and the cost, we will inform members, so
keep an eye on the website. The badge also can be mounted in a
picture frame with an engraved plaque and would be a spectacular for
the wall of the residence of members.
Members should note that preserving the history of QUR and conducting
the other business of the Association is not without cost. It is
important for all members to remember to send in their membership fees
to provide us with the required cash flow.
Finally QURA wishes to thank Major General Dennis Luttrell for his
long interest in the Regiment and his recent completion of his tour of
duty as Honorary Colonel. We welcome Major General John Pearn as
the new Honorary Colonel and look forward to working with him in the
future.
Trevor Luttrell
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CO's Report
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have had the immense privilege of Command at QUR for 43 days so far.
LTCOL Ross Williamson has left the Unit in outstanding shape following
his tenure in Command.
Staff Cadets continued to sweep the prize pool at RMC Duntroon last
February and yet another bright and capable batch have launched into
their careers as junior officers in Defence.
The unit has been extremely busy providing continuation training, non
continuous First Appointment Course (FAC) training, Officer of Cadets
courses, Back to the Regiment night, a Cocktail function for recent
graduates, NPMA audits, Army Individual Readiness Notice training
(weapons, fitness, etc etc), Recruiting interviews and so on. I
can't believe that all these and more have occurred in so short a
time.
The Regimental Dinner (7th May) was a very enjoyable event and it
appeared that Her Excellency the Governor of Queensland Mrs Quentin
Bryce and Mr Bryce, and also Chief of Training Command-Army,
Lieutenant General Wilson, Colonel Reserves (RMC-A) Brian Martyn and
dignified and distinguished guests from this Association all had a
good time. The dinner
marked the completion of Major General Dennis Luttrell's, AO RFD ED,
tour as Honorary Colonel. He has provided stellar leadership,
guidance, advice and support for six years to the Unit and we will
recognize the outstanding contribution he has made. We welcomed
Major General John Pearn, AM RFD, to his new appointment to the role.
We are preparing the training program for 2005/2006 and it is clear
that the momentum will just keep racing.
Cheers
Lieutenant Colonel Nan Bahr Commanding Officer
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Biography of LtCol
Nan Bahr
Lieutenant Colonel Bahr enlisted to the Army Reserve WRAAC in March
1983.
Following her completion of Officer Cadet Training at 4 Training
Group, South
Australia, she was commissioned as an officer and appointed to RAAOC,
4
Ordnance Pl.
When a vacancy arose she transferred to RACMP and was
posted as
Platoon Commander at 4 Military Police Platoon. When she completed
some of her
tertiary studies she transferred to NCO Promotions Wing, 1 Training
Group, and she
was an instructor for a variety of NCO, Officer of Cadets and Recruit
Courses.
As a Captain she held the positions of Company 2IC and Operations
Officer for 1 MP
Coy, Enoggera. During her time at 1 MP Coy, Lieutenant Colonel Bahr
was a recipient
of a Prince of Wales Award, which afforded her the opportunity to
spend time at the
Royal Military Police Training Centre in Chichester, United Kingdom,
106 Para MP
Coy in Aldershot, and the WRAC Training School. This experience
assisted her to
provide advice for the development of a problem-based approach to
Military Police
training, which was introduced at the RACMP School around that time.
After her time at 1 MP Coy, Lieutenant Colonel Bahr held a range of
instructional and administrative positions at 1 Training Group. She later was a part of
the newly formed
Deployable Joint Forces Headquarters as an Operations Staff Officer. Lieutenant
Colonel Bahr also had the opportunity to be the Career Adviser for
officers in Service
Corps for South East Queensland at the Army Personnel Agency- Brisbane
at a time
that coincided with the personnel challenges that resulted from the
amalgamation of 6
and 7 Bdes, and the dissolution of the Ready Reserve.
Lieutenant Colonel Bahr was the last Officer Commanding for the Army
Reserve
Recruiting Component of the Australian Defence Force Recruiting Unit,
Brisbane.
When the unit was disbanded and amalgamated into the tri-service
recruiting
organization, she returned to the Command and Staff College as an
Instructor and
received the Instructors Award for 1999.
She has also been awarded the
Reserve
Force Medal for long service. In 2000 Major Bahr was seconded to HQ 7 Bde to raise
a Bde Recruiting Cell., which was followed by posting as Officer
Commanding the
Logistics Support Company of 7 CSSB.
As a civilian, Lieutenant Colonel Bahr is Director of Teacher
Education for the
University of Queensland. She holds first degrees in Music, Education,
Psychology
and Biology with postgraduate qualifications in Educational
Psychology. She holds
higher degrees in Music Education and Educational Psychology. To date
she has
published two edited books, around twenty five internationally
refereed journal
articles, thirteen national journal articles and has presented around
fifteen research
based conference papers.
In addition she has three refereed chapters
currently in
press respectively on learning in adolescence, adolescent resilience,
and
technological impacts on classroom learning. She also currently has a
co-edited book
in press on Middle Years of Schooling reforms in Australia. In 2004
she won the
Edith Cowan Award for a research paper on Authentic Learning. In 2000
she was
awarded a University of Queensland award for Excellence in Teaching,
and in 2002
the University of Queensland Faculty of Social and Behavioural
Sciences Award for
Program Innovation in Teaching. She has been an individual finalist
for Australian
Awards for University Teaching in both 2002 and 2003.
She is married
to Mark, an
Associate Professor of Bond University with two children, Jacob who is
4 and Hannah
just 1 year old.
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FUNCTIONS IN 2005
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Back to the Regiment 11
March 2005
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Anzac Day 25 April 2005
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Regimental Dinner
7 May 2005 (Invitation from QUR)
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AGM
9 September 2005 - PLEASE NOTE CHANGE of DATE
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Xmas Function
2 December 2005 (TBC)
NEWSLETTER
In the last edition, members who wished to continue to receive the
newsletter by post were asked to contribute $2.50 annually to the
costs of collation and postage. To date, only two members have
taken up this offer.
As the executive wishes to maintain regular contact with as many
members as possible, it has decided to continue the postage of
this edition to those members who have not replied.
However, members who have not replied by the
next edition will no longer be sent a posted copy of the QURA
newsletter.
If you wish to receive this newsletter
electronically,
please email the Membership Registrar
(Peter Morton) at
peteramorton@bigpond.com.
To continue to receive the newsletter by post, please forward your
cheque to:-
The Treasurer
QURA Association Inc
24 Walcott St
St Lucia, 4067
For those members with internet banking, payments may be made
direct to the QURA Bank Account.
Details are BSB 064 129, Account 0090 4500, Account Name QUR
Association Inc
Please ensure
your name is supplied in the payment details.
Please note that the posted newsletter is a condensed version of the
edition that appears on the QURA website (www.qura.bigpondhosting.com).
Due to size limitations, some articles and photos may be removed
to enable the posted version to be sent at normal letter rates.
The QURA website to has the following contents:
MEMBERSHIP
As usual
we will be asking members to continue supporting the Association through their
annual membership contribution. The production of the newsletters,
histories and support to the Regiment does incur a cost which can only be
sourced
through membership contributions and fund raising by way of selling
ties, publications, etc.
Members
who are not currently financial will be contacted by the executive.
If you receive your newsletter by post, your current membership status
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HISTORY
We intend continuing the collection of any pieces of history.
We encourage members to take the time to write of their time in the Regiment. Either send it in hard copy of email it to any
Executive member.
Don’t worry about the formatting – just produce the words. We
will format it for the history collection.
Academic Prizes for QUR Cadets
Our President, Brig Trevor Luttrell presented book prizes to two cadets for academic and military excellence in the
studies for commissioning on 26 February 2005. The
committee acknowledges the excellent work of both the graduates and
staff of the QUR during the previous twelve months and is committed to
supporting their efforts by the supply of these annual awards.
The 2005 QUR graduates
Rear Row
J. GRIEGER, A. WALKER, M. GRIEGER, G. LAWERENCE, B. HOWARD,
N.YOUNG, D.LORD, T. LE CORNU
Third Row
E. CHANDRA, R. BIRCH, G. SMALL, I. DAVEY,I. PARKER, D. SWAN, J.
STOT
Second Row
R. OGILVIE, R. DIXON, K. BURRUP, D. HICKEY, G. JONSSON, D. FRASER,
C.ATKINSON
Front Row
MAJ D. HALLER (OC NQC),
MAJGEN D. LUTTRELL (Honorary Colonel), LTCOL R. WILLIAMSON (CO 1993 -
1995)
The following media release was received by LtCol Ross Williamson
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Subject: ARMY'S NEWEST RESERVE OFFICERS WILL
GRADUATE SATURDAY
Department of Defence Media Mail List
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CPA - ACT/Sthn NSW 004/05
Friday, 18 February, 2005
Army's Newest Reserve Officers will Graduate Saturday
WHAT: Graduation Parade for Army Reserves Staff Cadets
WHERE: Royal Military College Duntroon Parade Ground
WHEN: Saturday, 19 February 2005 at 0930. Media are advised to
arrive
no later than 8:50am to collect media passes.
71 Royal Military College Staff Cadets will become Army Reserve
Lieutenants on Saturday at their graduation parade and awards
presentation.
An intensive six weeks continuous training phase, conducted during
January and February, has seen the completion of up to three years
of
dedicated training by these Army Reserve Staff Cadets.
The Part Time Course Modules are designed to compliment University
holidays, and whilst many of their fellow students have been
enjoying a
Summer break, these Graduates have been undertaking the final step
towards becoming Army Officers.
The Army Reserve is amongst the most technically advanced
organisations
in the country and widely recognised as providing excellent
skills,
training and qualifications. RMC is a vital part of this training
providing Army's future leaders.
The newest Officers in the Australian Army will be posted to Army
Reserve Units in their home State commencing duty in March.
Lieutenant General David Hurley, AO, DSC, Chief of the Capability
Development Group, will be the reviewing officer for the
graduation
parade and will present the graduation certificates and awards
after.
This years award winners are:
* Sword of Honour Winner and the recipient of the Field Marshal
Sir
Thomas Blamey Memorial Prize: Staff Cadet Duncan Swan from the
North
Queensland Company, Queensland University Regiment. He will also
receive
the DEF Credit prize for Offensive and Defensive Operations.
* Peter Stuckey Mitchell Travelling Scholarship will be awarded to
Staff
Cadet Emma Jonsson from Queensland University Regiment.
* The Duntroon Society Prize will be awarded to Staff Cadet Katie
Burrup
from Queensland University Regiment.
* The Royal New South Wales Regiment prize for Tactics will be
awarded
to Staff Cadet Geoffrey Small from the North Queensland Company
Queensland University Regiment.
* The Brigadier Ian Geddes (Retired) prize for Military Skills
will be
awarded to Staff Cadet Toivo Tuovinen from the University of
Tasmania
Company.
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On Duty in the `SandPit`
The Following correspondence was
received from LtCol Peter Sharwood in response to an email sent re
the 2005 ANZAC Day Parade.
Peter,
Thank you for the reminder about the ANZAC Day service but I will
be unable
to join you this year as I am in the sand pit. Please pass
my regards to all
my friends at QUR.
We are in a very busy hospital and I have been here just under
three weeks
and about to start my 30th major procedure. We have a lot to do
and a big
staff including 7 general surgeons, (two of whom do vascular
surgery of
which there is plenty), three orthopaedic surgeons, two
neurosurgeons plus
an opthalmic surgeon, a fascio-maxillary surgeon, an ear nose and
throat
surgeon and a urolgist. The CO is a plastic surgeon and
joins in as needed.
We have been doing just about everything from spinal fusion to
wound care,
from debridement to flap repairs and major reconstruction.
The aim is to get
people out of hospital as fast as possible and it is nothing to
complete a
procedure at 2300 and have the patient flown out an hour later!
Most
patients leave at night. For one case in which I was
involved, we had five
surgeons operating on the same patient concurrently, but I believe
the
record was seven! The operating theatres are the double
expandible
containers we use in the Australian Army and the hospital is
tentage.
We do get time off and living conditions are comfortable, almost
luxurious.
We have our own Australian " Camel Club" recreational area where
we can
hear Australian accents. We have about 20 Australians here on a
base of
about 25,000 people. We will be celebrating ANZAC Day with the
appropriate
ceremonies.
There is evidence of beligerent activity around here and
precautions are
always necessary. The weather was a little cold the first
few days we were
here, but now every day is in the 30's. In a month it will
probably be in
the high 40's.
Cheers
Peter Sharwood
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Further Correspondence from `afar`
Most members will know LtCol Dave
Woodrow, longtime QURA member. Dave sent email last
month.
Peter
We are currently in London touring around spending the kids
inheritance. Apologies for non attendance-at QURA activities
until 25 May. I may miss only the third dinner in about 40 years
Yesterday, as Knights of Saint John, we were at the High
Commission in Malta as guests of Richard Palk who you will
remember from old QUR days. We has a most pleasant evening trying
to remember QUR events, characters and dates. Your name naturally
came up through the old timers memory haze!
Richard would like to be kept on the mailing list and to be
remembered to his old acquaintances in the "club".
Thanks
Dave Woodrow
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A follow up email was received from
Dick Palk, well renowned member of QUR during the seventies.
Peter and Dave,
Well this is a "Blast from the past" isn't it ?
Dave, thanks for getting in touch with Peter on my behalf and it
was good
to catch up with you and your colleagues on Tuesday evening . It
was a good
night and I was amazed at the number of common acquaintances both
Helen and
I had with members of your group - but then again most of the
group was
from Queensland! The Maltese guests we had on the evening joined
us for
"one for the road" after you had left and they all agreed that you
were a
most sociable group!
Peter, it's good to be in touch again after so long - actually I
must
confess that a couple of months before coming to Malta I had met
Sam
Harrison at a luncheon in Brisbane and he had passed on your email
details
to me saying that I should re-activate my QUR Association
membership. I
must admit that as I was soon to leave for Malta I put it to one
side
however my fortuitous meeting with Dave Woodrow the other night
must mean
it's time to sign up again to the Association.
Thought you may be interested to know that in the twenty months we
have
been in Malta we have had visits from a couple of former QUR
colleagues.
John Dowsett visited us just after we arrived and Peter Jones and
Liz
called in last year for a few days. Bruce and Elizabeth Foy plan
to be here
in September and of course Dave Woodrow joined us for drinks a
couple of
days ago (but that was just an amazing coincidence).
Anyway must get back to work - I'm just in the process of
finalising
arrangements for Anzac Day next week. We start the day with a Dawn
Service
(which I instituted last year) and you will be pleased to hear
that we
finish the service with Anzac Biscuits and coffee and Bundaberg
Rum -
shipped in especially for the event. We then have an 11am Service
of
Remembrance which is followed by a luncheon at our Residence. Last
year we
had 250 people back to the house - so it's a fairly "big day" !!
I'll finish on one Admin point - Dave gave you my Maltese work
address
however it's easier to send me correspondence from Australia
through the
Diplomatic Bag and that address is: Malta Bag, Locked Bag 40,
KINGSTON,
ACT, 2604. Obviously correspondence to this address only needs
postage to
Canberra. Mail to this address is picked up by the department and
air
despatched to the High Commission.
Dave thanks for putting me in contact with Peter and again it was
good to
catch up with you the other night. Peter it's good to be back in
touch and
I look forward to seeing you in the flesh when we get to
Queensland. Please
pass on my regards to anyone of the old gang who may still
remember us.
Best regards,
Dick
Richard Palk
High Commissioner
Australian High Commission
Ta' Xbiex Tce, Ta' Xbiex, MALTA
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We gather here, at this early hour, on
this day every year, to honour the
heroism, tenacity, and resilience of that group of young men whose
units were
sent to Gallipoli where, connecting up with equally raw young men
from new
Zealand, they joined British and French forces and fought in a
campaign designed
to relieve pressure on our ally, Russia, by opening up permanent
and safe sea
communications with eastern Europe and bringing the Balkans on to
our side. By
this it was hoped that this would shorten the duration of the war
considerably.
But the overwhelming strength of the Turks and, let it be said
their bravery,
prevented the allies' success.
The total Gallipoli casualties on our side, including the French
and Naval, were
33,000 killed, 78,000 wounded and 8,000 missing. Of these, the
Australians made
up 8,500 of those killed and more than 19,000 of those wounded.
But the shock news of these casualties, far from weakening this
country's
resolve at that time, actually served to strengthen it, for the
recruiting rate
increased – and remember they were all volunteers.
As the news of the casualties began to filter back to Australia,
so did the
heroism of the ANZACs – from all sources: from the British –
amazed at the
toughness, the resilience and the tenacity of our hitherto untried
soldiers;
from the French, from the navies involved, and from our own war
correspondents
like C.E.W. Bean and not least, from the enemy themselves.
The way these ANZACs bore the brunt of the fight in the
Dardanelles stirred in
Australians everywhere a new feeling of camaraderie, a feeling
that matched the
way in which the rest of the world suddenly began to look at
Australia – not
just as an offshoot of Britain, but as an independent nation of a
very
independent character.
And this view of ourselves, and the world's view of us, continues
today, thanks,
to that spirit forged in the fires of Gallipoli.
We must not ever forget, though, what that spirit demanded; or the
lives those
men gave in the name of our nation.
We must resolve anew that we will make this nation, Australia,
into one worthy
of their sacrifice.
We respect and honour the demands that were made, not only on our
servicemen and
women, but in the home, too.
And we are aware how easily it could happen again, and how quickly
the situation
could arise – and how suddenly this country could be at the mercy
of an
aggressor. And then, if we treasure our freedom, our civil
liberties, our free
speech – our very lives, in fact – then we will all need that
spirit of ANZAC.
We must never let the spirit die.
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Photos from ANZAC Day Ceremony, 2005
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QUR Regimental Band and RSL marchers forming up for the parade at
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Members of QUR
continent at the Toowong ANZAC
day Ceremony |
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Maj Greg Adams, QURA execuive member
and currently serving in QUR , commanded the QUR
contingent on ANZAC day. |
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Members of the QUR Band on parade during the ANZAC Day march |
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Former
QUR CO Col Peter Jeffrey, Current
QUR CO, LtCol Nan Bahr and QUR Honorary
Colonel MajGen Denis Luttrell with other distinguished guests at the ANZAC day
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Last post being played at the ANZAC day service, Toowong 2005 |
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QUR CO, LtCol Nan Bahr, and
Officers of the Regiment hosted their Annual Regimental Dinner at
Cromwell College on the 7th May. Special guest for the night
was the Govenor of Queensland, Mrs Quentin Bryce.
The Dining President, Maj Ron Cox, called on
Brig Trevor Luttrell to propose a toast to former QUR CO and QURA
President, Col Garry Chandler RFD who passed away last December.
At the dinner, the out going Honorary Colonel
MajGen Denis Luttrell AO RFD ED was thanked by LtCol Nan Bahr for his
long and helpful association with QUR. During his reply,
MajGen Luttrell acknowledged the help and guidance of former CO
and Honorary Colonel Brig Sam Harrison MBE RFD ED.
The incoming Honorary Colonel, MajGen John
Pearn AM RFD expressed his delight at being asked to fulfill the Honorary
Colonel's position. Older QURA members will remember John
from when he was RMO at QUR in the seventies.
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QUR Regimental Dinner - Top table icluded Govenor Mrs Quentin Bryce
and her husband Dr Michael Bryce, MajGen John Pearn, MajGen Denis
Luttrell, LtCol Nan Bahr, Mag Ron Cox and Brig Rod Hamilton. |
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Govenor Quentin Bryce, LtCol Nan Bahr and
Maj Ron Cox |
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QUR band supplied the dinner music
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Honorary Colonel MajGen Denis Luttrell
(1998-2005) with new Honorary Colonel MajGen John Pearn |
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QURA members Maj Greg Adams, Maj
Wayne Barclay emjoy a chat over dinner with MajGen John
Pearn and the Govenor's Aide |
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Capt Col Ahern and LtCol Bob Byrne having
coffee in the ante room with Maj Brad Shillig and Brig Trevor
Luttrell in the background |
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QURA
members Assoc Prof Terry Gygar and The Hon Justice
George Fryberg enjoy a chat after the Dinner
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Col Ahern telling the
current 2IC Maj Ron Cox how things used to be while Maj Rod
Hardacre looks on ready to `psychoanalyse` his comments |
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If you pay your membership fees on a year by year basis payment is
now due
for 2005.
For those members with internet access, please
check the members page to ensure that your membership is
current.
For those members receiving this newsletter by post, a code showing your membership status is printed on the address label..
The codes are:
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SMEMB - Special Member (no fees)
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LMEMB - Life Member (no fees)
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PUOM - Paid Up Ordinary member (no fees but can transfer to 10 year membership for $50)
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NEW - New member (no membership fees received as yet)
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2005 – 201? membership fees paid to year indicated
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199? - 2004 membership fees due for 2005
Annual dues are $10 and a 10 year paid-up membership can be had for $70.
Postage of newsletter $2.50 per year
Cheques should be forwarded to:
The Treasurer
QUR Association
24 Walcott Street,
St Lucia
4067
For those members with internet banking, payments may be made
direct to the QURA Bank Account.
Details are BSB 064 129, Account 0090 4500, Account Name QUR
Association Inc
Please ensure
your name is supplied in the payment details.
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EMAIL ADDRESSES
As mentioned earlier, the Executive Committee is moving towards notifying
members via email when the newsletter is available on our website. By
producing the newsletter in an electronic form we can provide colour photographs
and can, in fact, include more pictures and articles.
By having email addresses, it also allows the Executive to quickly notify
members of important occurrences and provide reminders of upcoming events.
We will still maintain a postal service for those members without email accounts
but it will assist your Executive greatly if up to date email addresses are
provided.
For members wishing to provide a new email address, please send an email to Peter Morton at
peteramorton@bigpond.com
so he can ensure your address is
received and entered onto our contact list.
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HISTORY OF QUR
Have you
considered purchasing a copy of the History of QUR magnificently complied and
edited by Paul Smith?
It
contains 128 pages of stories, photographs and has a coloured badged cover.
COST : $15 per
copy.
What about a CD containing over 100 images of the history of the Regiment.
COST : $10 per
copy.
Why not treat yourself to a copy or buy copies for your friends. These are
collectors items so don’t miss out.
How to purchase copies:
Ring
Trevor Luttrell 0407 143 289
Email
Peter Morton
peteramorton@bigpond.com
Send your payment to:
The Treasurer, QUR Association, 24 Walcott Street, St Lucia Q 4067.
For those members with internet banking, payments may be made
direct to the QURA Bank Account.
Details are BSB 064 129, Account 0090 4500, Account Name QUR
Association Inc
Please ensure
your name is supplied in the payment details.
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Association Office Bearers
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