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Transcription THE Representative Colonel Commandant sent the following
message to Her Majesty The Queen on the occasion of Her
Majesty's official birthday: —
The Colonels Commandant and all ranks of the Royal
Army Ordnance Corps and the members of The Royal Army
Ordnance Corps Association with humble duly send their
loyal greetings and good wishes on the celebration of your
Majesty's Silver Jubilee and offer their congratulations on the
celebration of Your Majesty's official birthday.
Her Majesty replied: —
/ warmly thank the Colonels Commandant and all ranks
of the Royal Army Ordnance Corps and the members of the
Royal Army Ordnance Corps Association for their kind message
of loyal greetings and good wishes on my Silver Jubilee and
their congratulations on my official birthday. As their Colonel-
in-Chief and Patron, f greatly appreciate this message.
ELIZABETH R.
BIRTHDAY
BIRTHS
FISHER.—On I5th May 1977, at BMH Hong Kong to Captain
and Mrs Keith Fisher, a son, Robin Hugh, a brother for Sarah
Louise.
LAMPARD,—On Mth May 1977, at Louise Margaret Hospital,
to Jane and Nigel Lampard, a son Simon Paul.
SCHESMER.—On 25th May 1977, at BMH Hong Kong, to
Staff Sergeant and Mrs George Schesmer, a son, Robert, a
brother for Mark.
ENGAGEMENTS
IVES—MOORE.—The engagement is announced between Alan
Martin
Ives, youngest son of Major and Mrs Desmond Ives of
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Elmsgate' Upton Village, Nr Didcot, and Jane Caroline,
second daughter of Mr and Mrs N. E. Moore of Arbour Tree
Farm, Chadwick End, Wanvicks.
HOiXOURS
MARRIAGES
MILITARY
OBE
Colonel B. A. Barratt
Lieutenant Colonel R.K.Owen
BILLINS—WOODS.—On 9th July 1977, at Fordingbridge Parish
Church, Hilary Beatrice, eldest daughter of Colonel and Mrs
John Woods of The Retreat, Fordingbridge, to Roger Billins,
only son of Mr and Mrs W. Billins of Liphook, Hants.
MBE
Major W. J, Scoging
Captain R t L. Buffham
BEM
Sergeant P, Gill
Sergeant K. Nicholson
Sergeant R. E. Boughan
DEATHS
CIVIL
BEM
P. Tester Esq
(Vehicle Depot Ludgershall)
FORTHCOMING
EVENTS
CRICKET
DOS Cup Final at Bramley on 20th July.
SAILING (DINGHY)
Unit Team Championship at Bicester on 14th and 15th July.
OFFICERS CLUB GARDEN PARTY
Officers Club Garden Party at Deepcut on 9th July,
TENNIS
Corps Tennis Championships at Aldershot 14th* 15th and
16th July.
SWIMMING
Corps Swimming Championships at Aldershot 15th September,
RAOC STAFF BAND
Bournemouth on IOth July.
London on 24th July to 6th August.
THE OFFICERS CLUB
GARDEN PARTY
THE GARDEN PARTY will be held at Headquarters
RAOC Officers Mess on Saturday, 9th July.
The Mess Bar will open at 12.15 pm. Drinks will
be available against payment in cash. For those
requiring it, a buffet luncheon will be served in the
Mess from 1 pm to 2 pm. The charge for this will be
£1.50 for adults and £1.00 for children under the age of 12.
The Garden Party will start at 2.30 pm and end
at 6.30 pm. A Corps cricket match against REME
will be played during the afternoon, A bar will be
situated in the sitting-out area.
Afternoon tea will be served in the Mess between
4 pm and 5 pm. The charge for this will be £1.00 for
adults and 75p for children under the age of 12.
The RAOC Staff Band will beat retreat at 6.15 pm.
Members of the Officers Club should please book
tickets for afternoon tea and luncheon in advance and
applications should be sent to the RAOC Secretariat,
Deepcut, Camberley, Surrey* Cheques, payable to the
RAOC Officers Club,should be sent with the applications,
DEARNLEY— On 31st May 1977, as the result of a traffic
accident in Northern Ireland, Lance Corporal N. Dearnley.
PLAYER.—On 18th May 1977, as a result of a road accident,
Major Henry Albert Player.
THE MINISTRY OF DEFENCE have informed us of the
death of the following Officers late of the RAOC:
HARRISON.—On 13th March 1977, Captain (Hon Major) A.
Harrison, GM.
HUGHES.—On 17th December 1976, Major A. H. Hughes.
SQUIBB.—On 11th April 1977, Captain W. G. A. Squibb.
THOMAS.—On 15th March 1977, Major (OEO) L. J. Thomas.
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CORPORAL W. J. CRYAN
MAJOR A. SCHRANZ writes: —
The sad news of the loss of Corporal Cryan at the early
age of twenty eight after a short illness, was a great shock to
all of us in the Unit and to his many friends in the Corps.
Corporal Cryan, a Petroleum Operator, joined 85 Supply
Depot in September 1976. His proficiency in his trade and his
dedication to his work gained him the respect of his fellow
tradesmen. The loss of his expertise will certainly be felt in
this small Unit.
We offer our most sincere sympathy to his wife Susan and
her two young children.
®jje Cbttac's! Notice*
Editor: COLONEL E. RIDGEWAY^ OBE (Retd.).
Treasurer? LIEUTENANT COLONEL H. A. MJLLEB, (Retd.).
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CONTENTS.
The contents of THE GAZETTE are strictly copyright
and all rights expressly reserved.
The views expressed herein do
not necessarily
express the views of the Editor or the Corps t
therefore no responsibility
will be accepted.
EDITORIAL OFFICE: RAOC SECBETABIAT, DEEPCUT, CAMBEELEY, SURREY,
fTelephone: Brookwoad 4511, Ext, 516.)
FOR
SALE
IMMACULATE Mess Kit ex-WOl—for sale £30,00, can be
viewed at the Tailors Shop, Blackdown, (old Fire Station),
Approx 42-in. chest, 34/36-in. waist, 31-in. inside leg.
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