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Registered by AUSTRALIA POST NO. PP607128/00001 ListeningListeningTHE OCTOBER/NOVEMBER 2005 VOL. 28 No.10 PostPost The official journal of THE RETURNED & SERVICES LEAGUE OF AUSTRALIA POSTAGE PAID SURFACE WA Branch Incorporated • PO Box Y3023 Perth 6832 • Established 1920 AUSTRALIA MAIL Back row: Gorden Pelham, Pat Strevett, Shirley Duckworth, Henk Doelman, Len Elliot, Shirley Elliott, Shirley Altham, Neil Bishop, Elsie Bishop. Front row: Mary Eggers, Marjorie Clarke, Horace Smith, Bill Jenks, Joe Pearce, Mrs Duckworth, Arthur Duckworth, Jessie Altham. Left to right: Deb Clarke, Marjorie Clarke and Lisa Clarke. CommemorationCommemoration ofof 60th60th AnniversaryAnniversary ofof VPVP DayDay Monday the 15th of August 2005 When the parade reached the RSL was the 60th Anniversary of VP Throughout Australia, communities Memorial Hall, Allan Zweck Day – Victory in the Pacific. welcomed everyone and paid tribute to those people from the Throughout Australia, communities gathered to commemorate the anniversary district, who had either served in the gathered to commemorate the war or had been manpowered for anniversary of end the Second securing freedom. School students World War, when Japan announced of end the Second World War, when Japan laid wreaths in memory of those its surrender to the allies. who lost their lives and a plaque, A National VP Day Ceremony was announced its surrender to the allies. commemorating the VP Day held on the Parade ground at the anniversary, was unveiled by Mrs War Memorial in Canberra, which Pat Strevett and Mrs Mary Eggers. was attended by the Ambassador of Australian Flags, which were town was Lake Grace, who’s Lions The parade then adjourned to the The Bush Japan, Hideaki Ueda who sent a distributed free, courtesy of Club realised the importance of Shire Hall, which was decorated in Wireless letter to State Headquarters Australia Post. An exhibition of capturing the memories of World enormous displays of natural flora, thanking those who had over the military memorabilia was displayed War Two participants, before it was for a presentation by guest speaker last sixty years, contributed to the at the Fremantle Town Hall and a too late and formed a committee to Ian Menzies who gave an account Page 5 reconciliation between our two free shuttle bus shuttled members of collate memorabilia and organise of his family’s flight for freedom, nations. He also advised that Prime the public between the Fremantle an event acknowledging the after the fall of Singapore. Members Minister Koizumi, had reaffirmed Army Museum and the Maritime anniversary. of the local clergy, representing Village Lifestyle various denominations, then led the his determination that Japan must Museum, which hosted a Defence at Menora The community held a parade, community members in hymns never again take the path of war. He Open Day in honour of the 39,000 young Australians who lost their which commenced at the local and prayers of thanksgiving and Gardens also reflected that the peace and lives during world War Two. school, with Emergency Services peace. Page 11 prosperity that is now enjoyed, was Cadets, bearing the Australian, founded on the sacrifices of those On the 15th of August a Big Band Services and RSL flags, followed by Throughout afternoon tea, which who lost their lives in war. concert and dancing, representative followed the events, a digital Malaysia students and staff of the local of the 1940’s era, was conducted in schools, waving miniature flags. slideshow of veterans’ photographs Truly Asia In Western Australia, on Sunday the Forrest Place. and historical memorabilia was shown. 14th of August, the City of They were followed by members of Fremantle hosted a VP March Towns and suburbs within the state the community and a bus, which Photographs and information Page 12 through the streets of Fremantle. conducted their own parades and transported veterans and elderly related to Lake Grace VP Day Members of the public waved commemorative dances. 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State Branch is also very appreciative pension officers both within the RSL The RSL continues to acknowledge Many of the initiatives set in of the substantial donations to its and to external agencies. The depth Membership has plateaued. Even so, I the professionalism of our defence place as long term projects welfare operations from sub- of experience she has in handling am delighted to report that we were just force personnel and the magnificent several years ago have now branches. This has enabled a far Repatriation Medical Authority cases 160 members short of our 2004 work carried out by our deployed started to deliver the outcomes wider group of veterans in need to and her knowledge of the various membership target of 13 000. This was a troops. The Australian Forces that we set out to achieve. receive assistance. 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