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Sovereign's Awards bestowed by
HRH Prince Leonard on the occasion of His 87th Birthday!
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The Honourable
Mr
David Howie
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Order of Wisdom and Learning |
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Knight Commander (KCOWL) |
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Colonel Sir William (Bill) Speir Jr, KRO., RCH., R.H.R.A. (Nth Florida, USA) Elevated to the Rank of Knight Commander of the Order of Wisdom and Learning for his outstanding support and representation of the Royal Hutt River Defence Forces where, in his role as Commander, RHRA Royal School of Artillery, he continues to educate by providing schools on the safety and operations of Muzzle loading Cannon. Conducting educational activities is a core function of the Royal Hutt River Artillery and the Royal Hutt River Military College. By providing these training programs, we build closer ties with similar organizations and advance our goals of increasing the general knowledge of and the recognition of the RHRA and the Principality.
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Illustrious Order of Merit |
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Member (MIOM) |
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Jarryd Mills (Mildura, Victoria, AUSTRALIA) Bestowed with the Rank of Member in the Illustrious Order of Merit for outstanding service to the sport of Cricket in being the serving Wicketkeeper of the Principality National Cricket team the Hutt River Dedication Cricket Club for many years now, the club competes annually in the Willowfest Australian Cricket Club Championships and Jarryd was selected once again as wicket keeper for the "All Star" team formed to compete in the next level of competition following the completion of the Willowfest Championships. Congratulations! Jarryd Mills M.I.O.M. |
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Officer (OIOM) |
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The following four members of the Legion of Frontiersmen, Independent Command CANADA are elevated to the Rank of Officer of the Illustrious Order of Merit for: Having provided 24 months (on-going) Service with the Legion, which provides Support in all manner of areas to the local community & surrounds of Ridgedale, Saskatchewan in which the Unit is based in. HRH is the proud Hon. Commissioner in Chief of the LFICC. (CLICK THUMBNAIL FOR LARGER IMAGE) |
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Sergeant Wallace Hanson. |
Corporal Annabelle Hanson. |
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Sergeant Theresa Ann Vogt. |
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(CLICK THUMBNAIL FOR LARGER IMAGE) Congratulations!
Mr.
Matthew Bryson
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C.I.O.M. |
Commander (CIOM) |
C.I.O.M. |
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Jeff
Graham
OIOM
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Knight Commander (KCSOL) |
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Sir Doug Bibby
KSOL (Geraldton, WESTERN AUSTRALIA) Elevated to the Rank of Knight Commander of the Serene Order of Leonard for his ongoing and outstanding work within the local community by his efforts and in his role as Warehouse Manager, Foodbank, Geraldton, Western Australia. Sir Doug was first recognized in the PHR Honours list back in the New Year list in 2009, and has now been with Geraldton Foodbank for approx 8 years, with the first 12 months or so as an unpaid volunteer. Sir Doug is responsible for the movement of over 40 tonne of foodstuff a month, ensuring that it is correctly shipped in and out (and sorted and stored in the meantime) every single day and that equates to overseeing the supply of over 1.2 million meals throughout the Mid-West of the State in his time with Foodbank-Geraldton. In supporting the Breakfast for all kids program, Sir Doug ships out breakfasts to 32 schools every week, supplying breakfast to approx 900 students per day, that equates to 4500 breakfasts each and every week! Certainly a hard working and deserving member of the community and one who puts in far more hours and efforts than for which he is paid! Read the article covering the reasons behind this Award. Congratulations! Sir Doug Bibby KCSOL |
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Dame Grand Commander (DGCSOL) |
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Dame Pat Hodges DCSOL (Geraldton, WESTERN AUSTRALIA) Elevated to the Rank of Dame Grand Commander of the Serene Order of Leonard for her outstanding dedication to her community and her grand performance as Manager of Foodbank - Geraldton, Western Australia. Dame Pat was first recognized in the PHR Honours list back in the 2009 New Year list. Today she has nine years as full time manager under her belt, two of those years an unpaid volunteer. Dame Pat is the one that makes it all happen. Putting together and managing a team of both paid staff and volunteers, accepting, managing and training as well as supervising manpower placed in her care by the Dept of Justice with people serving out their Community Service time and others placed by Centrelink as part of an individual's responsibility under the "Work for the Dole" scheme of the Australian Commonwealth Govt. Dame Pat continually manages to maintain control whilst all is flying around her whilst at the same time she is also responsible for "finding" a lot of the stock that makes its way into the Foodbank-Geraldton warehouse and if Pat knows it's there, then Pat will get it! Constantly bringing in new programs and ideas to help those in need, Dame Pat and her team constantly find innovative ways to assist those who most need it.
Dame Pats ongoing care and support of
her fellow man, giving far more of her time and attention than she is paid
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ELEVATION TO PEERAGE |
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Sir Steven G.P. Baikie KGCRO., ADC, Dip.Eng. (Electronics) Yallabatharra, Western Australia Effective this date, Sir Steven is elevated to the dignity of the peerage in the rank of Earl. Sir Steven continues to support this Principality and in particular its Sovereign in the number of posts that he holds as well as support in general in all areas as he has done for many years. Sir Steven has chosen the name of "Tankerness" as his Earldom since his ancestry has been traced back to the Orkney Isles where his ancestors were one of the original Chieftains of the Isles and Tankerness House/Hall, his ancestral family home remains still standing in Kirkwall Orkney, where it is open to the public as the Orkney Museum, complete with the old family library and much of its original furnishings. He shall henceforth be known as Lord Steven Baikie, Earl of Tankerness. |
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Congratulations! Lord Steven G.P. Baikie KGCRO., ADC, Dip.Eng. (Electronics) Earl of Tankerness Aide de Camp to HRH Prince Leonard. Inspector-General - Diplomatic Security Force (DSF) Field Marshal - Royal Hutt River Legion (RHRL) Acting Minister Electronic Communications |
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Red Cross of Hutt
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AWARDED TO: Ethnic Communities Council of Western Australia Inc (North Perth - WESTERN AUSTRALIA) ECCWA
is Western Australia’s peak ethnic body. It advocates on behalf of migrants,
refugees, members of ethnic minority groups and indigenous people. One of
it's priorities is encouraging clients to learn English, read and use
libraries to this end the Council involves itself in book fairs aimed at
assisting migrants and refugees to integrate by providing them with books
and electronic resources on Australian society and culture and encourage
‘mainstream’ Australians to understand minority groups by providing books
and other resources on different cultures. The
Ethnic Communities Council WA (ECCWA) was established in 1975 as the
International Communities Council. It commenced as an association of a
small number of ethnic organizations. The main purpose for its formation
was to establish a means of working on issues of mutual concern and to lobby
government on the need for appropriate service delivery to people of diverse
backgrounds. Over time the Ethnic Communities Council of WA has grown to be
recognized as the peak organization representing the interests of various
ethnic communities in this State. HRH Princess Shirley is pleased to announce the awarding of the Red Cross of Hutt Charity Shield to the ECCWA and along with HRH Prince Leonard trust that their work will continue on as it is something of much interest to the PHR also, given the large number of it's overseas citizens around the globe thus making the PHR a very culturally diverse country also. Congratulations! |
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