19th July 2016 Issue 29.2016 Year 14 Battle of Fromelles

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19th July 2016
Issue 29.2016 Year 14
On Monday the 11th of July 2016, a small but appreciative audience attended the “Dig for the Diggers” one act play at the
Swansea Town Hall. This very moving professional play was supported by the Tasmanian State Government, via the
Centenary of ANZACS Grants Program. The play tells the story of the DNA identification of Mick Feeney – stubborn
Australian miner from Bothwell, who volunteered for World War One and ended up buried in a mass grave at Fromelles in
1916.
It was a great night of entertainment with a few tears shed by members of the audience. Also in attendance were members/
volunteers from the Anglesea Barracks Museum, with a display of never seen before photos of Tasmanian Diggers (Six Bob
A Day Exhibition). This fantastic show ended on a high with Corporal Thompson playing the Last Post on his bugle.
It was disappointing that more members of the community could not attend the show.
Tasmanian service men and women, have served and continue to serve our nation with distinction, bravery and honour. It is
important that as a community we remember those who served our country, reflect on their service and commemorate those
who made the ultimate sacrifice.
Steven Kenny
LEST WE FORGET
Battle of Fromelles
The battle of Fromelles on 19 July 1916 was a bloody initiation for Australian soldiers to warfare on the Western
Front. Soldiers of the newly arrived 5th Australian Division, together with the British 61st Division, were ordered to attack
strongly fortified German front line positions near the Aubers Ridge in French Flanders. The attack was intended as a feint
to hold German reserves from moving south to the Somme where a large Allied offensive had begun on 1 July. The feint
was a disastrous failure. Australian and British soldiers assaulted over open ground in broad daylight and under direct
observation and heavy fire from the German lines. Over 5,500 Australians became casualties. Almost 2,000 of them were
killed in action or died of wounds and some 400 were captured. This is believed to be the greatest loss by a single division in
24 hours during the entire First World War. Some consider Fromelles the most tragic event in Australia’s history.
Over two years after the battle, on the day of the Armistice of 11 November 1918 when the guns of the Western
Front finally ceased firing, Australian official war correspondent, Charles Bean, wandered over the battlefield of Fromelles
and observed the grisly aftermath of the battle: “We found the old No-Man’s-Land simply full of our dead”, he recorded,
“the skulls and bones and torn uniforms were lying about everywhere”. Soon after the war these remains were gathered to
construct VC Corner Cemetery, the only solely Australian war cemetery in France. It is also the only cemetery without
headstones. There are no epitaphs to individual soldiers, simply a stone wall inscribed with the names of 1,299 Australians
who died in battle nearby and who have no known graves. The unidentified remains of 410 are buried in mass graves under
two grass plots in the cemetery.
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Wednesday Music & Meditation
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Wednesday Christian Mid Week
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Sherry & Laurie 0499 193 821
Fri 26 July
Glamorgan Spring Bay
Council
5 pm Monthly Council Meeting at Swansea.
Tue 9 Aug
Swansea Probus Club
Monthly meeting & BBQ Bicheno Bowls Club Bill Fry
0411 203 223
Tue 9 Aug
Spring Bay Online Access
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Grey kangaroos (Foresters), Bennetts
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Devil rescue. Phone Marcia at
Bayview Bush Babies on
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Hall. Cranbrook. Contact Edith
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in September as usual. Thank You
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Glenna June Bellomy
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Next meeting 7.30 pm Friday
29th July
Swansea Town Hall
Meetings 2016
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Anderson (1926 - 2008).
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SOMEBODY.
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For nearly 80 years this sombre monument remained the
only conspicuous reminder of the tragic events of
Fromelles until, in July 1998, a new Australian Memorial
Park was dedicated there. Situated close to VC Corner
Cemetery on a part of the old German front line which
was briefly captured and held overnight by the 14th
Australian Brigade on 19/20 July, the park includes the
stark remains of four German block-houses. A bronze
statue, titled ‘Cobbers’, by Australian sculptor Peter
Corlett, depicts Sergeant Simon Fraser of the 57th
Battalion in an enduring image of the aftermath of the
battle, the rescue of the wounded.
Photo: Australian War Memorial
A03042 Men of the 53rd Battalion waiting to don their
equipment for the attack at Fromelles. Only three of
the men shown here came out of the action alive,
and those three were wounded.
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Until recent years, 1,335 Australian soldiers
remained ‘missing’ from the Fromelles battle, having no
known grave. Then in 2007, following persistent research
by retired Melbourne teacher, Lambis Englezos,
archaeological investigations began to uncover the
remains of some 200 Australian and 50 British soldiers
who were buried in a mass grave at Pheasant Wood by
German troops in 1916.
Between 30 January and 19 February 2010, the remains of
249 soldiers were reinterred with full military honours in
Fromelles (Pheasant Wood) Military Cemetery, newly
constructed by the Commonwealth War Graves
Commission. Over 90 Australian soldiers were identified
by name and more may still be identified. On 19 July
2010, the 94th anniversary of the Battle of Fromelles, the
last of 203 Australian soldiers recovered from the
excavation were buried in a solemn ceremony with full
military honours. Later that day, a private ceremony was
held for families of identified soldiers to dedicate the
named headstones within the cemetery.
Ashley Ekins Head, Military History Section
Australian War Memorial.
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This Friday and Saturday
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Coles Bay Community Centre Committee (CBCCC)
Under Section 24 of the Local Government Act 1993,
Glamorgan Spring Bay Council (GSBC) has a number of
Special Committees in place to assist with the management
of community assets and services.
Council would like to invite any interested members of the
Glamorgan Spring Bay community to submit an expression
of interest for consideration by Council to sit on the Coles
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Swansea Golf Club News
Golf Report
Saturday 16th July 2016
On a sensational Saturday a good field of golfers played a 4ball best ball stableford. Some good scores were carded
with old stager Max Hall & fly in Malcolm Sinclair winning with 45 pts.
Results
Max Hall & Malcolm Sinclair 45 pts; Angela Barden & Maurice Banks 44 pts stole second on count back from
Murray Lethborg & Chris Weeding 44 pts; Ian Wallace & John Quin 41; Sally Siepen & Mike Woolveridge 40;
Alvin Douglas & John Cotton 38; “Bob” Down & Dale Williams 38; Pat Hardcastle & Barry Skeggs 38;
Ray “Bandit” Dart & apprentice Steve Dart 38; Val “Bubbles” Kemp & Fran Dowling 38; Michael Power & Steve
Kenny 37; Marion Gittus & Peter Lea 35; Mike Willett & Karl Wadley 32.
Nearest The Pins : second shot 6/15 Sally Siepen; 7/16 Sally Siepen.
Coming Attractions
Please Note the change in the roster
23rd July 3 club stroke
30th July Cotton Trophy sponsored by Kelvedon Vineyard
Swansea Bowls Club News
Club Bar open Friday Nights from 4 pm to 8 pm. Members’ draw cash jackpots. Light Snacks. Visitors welcome
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Swansea Football Club News
Results Sat 16th July
Swansea 12.12.84 lost to Campania 13.7.85.
Goals: N Clark 4; S Cowan, S Hills, R Glyde 2; J Sweeney, L
Wright 1.
Best: N Clark, J Sweeney, S Hills, J Taylor, A Cusick,
M Evans.
Coming Events:
23rd July Triabunna Vs Swansea at Triabunna 1.30 pm
30th July Swansea Vs Oatlands at Swansea 1.30pm
Ladder after Round 14 - Unofficial
Bothwell
56 pts
289.70%
Campbell Town 36 pts
169.34%
Campania
36 pts
123.71%
Swansea
28 pts
91.41%
Tasman Pen
26 pts
84.46%
-------------------------------------------Mt Pleasant
24 pts
103.25%
Oatlands
18 pts
74.46%
Triabunna
0 pts
2.31%
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