1987 Australia Day Honours – Wikipedia

Recipient Citation Notes Rosemary Kathleen Adey For service to softball ^[1][3] Robert Clyde Aitken For service to international relations Donald McEwan Alexander For services to Primary Industry, particularly plant propagation Selby George Alley For service to the community John Edward Anderson For service to sailing Philip Grant Anderson For service to the sport of cycling Evelyn Edith Andrews For service to the community Peter Thomas Antoine For service to rowing Keitha Mary Boyce Arnold For service to the community and to nursing Edna Muriel Atkinson For service to the community, particularly the aged and infirmed, Caulfield Hospital Frank George James Baker For service to the community and local government Stephen Harold Bant For service to the Public Works Dept, Victoria Geoffrey Keith Bartram For service to mountaineering Malcolm William Batten For service to the sport of rowing Arthur James Beaver For service to the Indo-Chinese community Ronald William Beckett For service to the community and youth Grace Margaret Bennetts For service to the community, particularly in the field of health services Pierce John Berigan For service to surf lifesaving Valmai Marjorie Bertrand For service to the sport of rowing Elizabeth Anne Bigham For service to gymnastics and youth Dorothy Martha Boyt For service to aged care Raymond Matthew Brown For service to lifesaving Thomas Henry Bryant For service to primary industry, particularly as Deputy Chairman of the Australian Meat and Livestock Corporation Constance Marie Bryce, BEM For service to the community Gwendoline Isabel Bull For service to the sport of athletics and the community Elaine Millicent Burt For service to nursing Edna Busse For service to ballet Clarence Reginald Buswell For service to the Public service in the field of computing and communications Gerald Thomas Bynes For service to the Public Service Reverend Father John Lawrence Camilleri For service to the Italian and Maltese communities Josephine Campagnolo For service to the community Richard Carter For service to the sport of squash George William Carver, BEM For service to the community, particularly the frail aged Clare Patricia Casey For service to the community and education Dale Caterson For service to the sport of rowing Dorothy Kathleen Choveaux For service to croquet and to the community Frederick Albert Charles Chubb For service to the community and to ex-service personnel Myrtle Millicent Clyde For service to the community Gertrude Mallaby Cockburn For service to community welfare William Roderick Collins For service to the film industry and to television James Leopold Vincent Comans, DFC For service to sport Arthur Ivan Conroy For service to the community Captain John Kyle Cook For service to the shipping industry and to marine surveying Raymond George Cook For service to the trade union movement, particularly the Health and Research Employees’ Association Andrew Dollman Cooper For service to the sport of rowing Raymond Ambrose Cork For service to the community and local government Alice Gwendoline Corry For service to ex-service personnel Phyllis Catherine Crawford For service to children with disabilities Richard Howard Davey For service to the welfare of the aged Louis Henry Davis For service to the community, particularly for children and youth Margaret Mary Day For service to the Girl’s Brigade Harold Dean For service to the community Charles Dick For service to Aboriginal welfare Mark Andrew Luke Doyle For service to the sport of rowing Clarence Charles Drury For service to the community and to local government Phyllis Evelyn Duguid For service to Aboriginal welfare Clifford John Duncan For service to judo Clarence Lisle Dunn For service to the community Raymond Edgar Edmondson For public service, particularly as Deputy Director of the National Film and Sound Archive Annie Alphonsus Elliott For service to the community and to ex-service men and women Stephen Frederick Evans For service to the sport of rowing Aileen Elizabeth Favell For service to community welfare Adair Janelle Ferguson For service to the sport of rowing Roy Cyril Fettke For service to art Debra Lee Flintoff-King For service to the sport of athletics Patricia Anne Ford For service to the community Edward Charles Ford For service to the community John Edward Freedman For service to the sport of Rugby Union Frederick George Friend For service to the community, particularly to the elderly Elizabeth Jean Fussell For service to physiotherapy James Chester Stewart Galloway For service to the sport of rowing Kathleen Mary Gambetta For service to local government and to the community Josephine Gapper For service to the community and to local government Malcolm Ian Garrington For service to the community as a swimming instructor Dr Ian James Gawler For service to the community as Founder/Director, Australian Cancer Patients’ Foundation Inc Dora May Gordon For service to the welfare of children and to the community Jefferson Weyburn Gordon For service to the welfare of children and to the community Nellie Gould, BEM For service to women’s athletics and to ex-servicewomen Colin Robert James Grant For service to Rugby League football Bridget Eileen Gregory For service to nursing Roy Stanley Gruber For service to the community, particularly to bushfire prevention and control Lincoln Ross Hall For service to mountaineering Jean Emily Cameron Hall For service to the welfare of the elderly John William Simpson Harcus For service to local government and to the community Kevin Philip Hardiman For service to the community George Haritos For service to shipping Kenneth Hartley For service to the community Noel Richard Hedges For service to the community John Edward Heffernan For service to the trade union movement Marjorie Durstan Hele For service to the community and to social welfare Andrew Henderson For service to mountaineering Eva Frances Hendrie For service to the community Victoria Alexandra May Hobbs For service to the nursing profession, particularly in recording its history in Western Australia Raymond Hollingworth For service to the welfare of people with physical disabilities The Reverend Canon Wilfred Holt For service to education Freda Hooper For public service, particularly as a speech pathologist Audrey Kathleen Hutton For service to the community John William Irving For service to Australian Rules football, particularly as an umpire Merle Robertha Jackomos For service to Aboriginal welfare Glenn Robert James For service to Australian Rules football and to the community William Alexander Jamieson For service to journalism and to the community Detective Sergeant First Class David Jefferies For service to the welfare of children Steve Arthur Karas For service to the community particularly to the Greek community Joseph Peter Keenan For service to the trade union movement and to the community Ivy May Keevers For service to ex-servicewomen and to the community Thomas Ivon Ward Kelly For service to the motor industry and to the community Thomas Peter Kemmis For service to the community and to ex-service men and women The Reverend Dr Alexander William Kenworthy For service to community welfare Allan Robert Kerr For service to amateur boxing and to youth Dorothy Dawn Kling For service to the community Jozef Michael Kolmajer For service to the community, particularly as an interpreter and translator Charles Arthur Krenkel For service to the community Suzanne Ciscelle Landells For service to swimming Desmond Percy Lapidge For public service as Director of Marketing, Queensland Department of Primary Industry Graham Ernst Leditschke For service to community welfare Edna Thelma Lincoln For service to Aboriginal welfare Chief Superintendent John Henry Lockhead For public service with the South Australia Police Force Timothy John Macartney-Snape For service to mountaineering Laurence Leonard Macpherson For service to aviation Philip Gerard Maley For service to the community, particularly to ex-service men and women The Very Reverend Nicolas Mansour, MBE For service to the Lebanese community Lorraine Audrey Marsh For service to the community, particularly to the elderly Richard Arthur Mason For service to sport and to television Francis Newman McDonnell For service to local government and to the community George Edward McGuirk, MBE For service to the trade union movement Michael Scott McKay For service to rowing Gerard Gale Meredith For service to the welfare of ex-service men and women Joan Miller For service to the community, particularly through the Girl Guides Association Group Captain Ronald Gempton Mills (Ret’d) For service to the welfare of ex-service men and women David William James Mingay For the service to the welfare of ex-service men and women John Menzies Mitchell, MVO For service to the community, particularly to the South Australian Jubilee 150 celebrations Michael Francis Moloney For service to education Brian Gregory Moores For service to athletics, particularly for those with disabilities Alma Gladys Morris For service to the performing arts and to the community Gregory Mortimer For service to mountaineering Reginald Keith Mortimer For service to the trade union movement and to the community Bronwyn Christine Moye For service to those with disabilities, particularly in the field of education Hilda Rosetta Myers For service to the community, particularly to the Jewish community Arthur George Stanley Myers For service to the community, particularly to the Jewish community James Hector De Lisle Neilson For service to the welfare of ex-service men and women Karen Joy Neville For service to water-skiing Ronald Newman For service to the Jewish community Jenny Steele Nosworthy For service to the community, particularly through the South Australian Jubilee 150 celebrations John Patrick O’Keefe For service to local government and to the community Marjorie Jean Oates For service to the community William Percival Packard For service to the Australian National University community, particularly as Warden of Bruce Hall Frederick Charles Pennell For service to the welfare for ex-service men and women Edithe Marjorie Edmunds Pigott For service to the community Sylvester Jack Pompei For service to marine search and rescue activities in Port Phillip Bay Ion Popa For service to rowing James Peter Roy Potter For service to the welfare of ex-service men and women David Lee Price For service to the community as Chairman of HMAS WATSON Memorial Chapel Trust John William Edgecombe Pross For service to athletics Brother Rexford John Pye For service to the Aboriginal community Lieutenant Alan Joseph Quarmby, (Rtd) For service to youth, particularly with the Naval Reserve Cadets Dr John Clive Radcliffe For service to the Australian Electric Transport Museum and Museums Association of South Australia Kenneth Arthur Forsyth Readwin For service to local government and to the community Noel Aloysius Reidy For service to local government and to the community Elsie May Reinke For service to the community Clarissa Mary Repton For service to the Aboriginal community Kenneth John Roberts For service to cartography Alexander Herbert Rowe For service to speedway racing Arthur Herbert Satchell For service to music, particularly to band music Thomas James Savige For service to the horticulture Joan Narelle Shannon For service to nursing, particularly in the field of stomal therapy Robert Eric Staunton For service to basketball Kenneth Willoughby Talbot For service to the community Mary Lila Tanner, MBE For service to the welfare of ex-service men and women Alice Tarlton For service to the welfare of children and the aged Mervyn Reginald Tebbutt For service to local government and to the community Thomas William Templeton For service to parliament and to the community Warren Milton Thomson For service to music, particularly in the field of music education James Bruce Tomkins For service to rowing Florence Kathleen Ann Towse For service to the community Councillor Nicolas Trandos For service to local government and primary industry, particularly market gardening Joyce Thelma Tuckwell For service to the community Robert John Waldon For service to swimming David Barry Vivian Walsh For service to cycling, particularly as National Coaching Director Gerard Stanislaus Wardell For service to scouting Glynn Mayne Watkins For service to education Chief Inspector Andrew Christopher Wells For public service with the New South Wales Police Force and the Australian Federal Police Lawline May Wheaton For service to the community Allen David Williams For service to the welfare of ex-service men and women Nell Williams For service to the community, particularly through the Lions Club International for 30 years and to the performing arts Roger Williamson For service to the welfare of ex-service men and women and to the community Leo Denis Willis For public service as superintendent of the Royal Australian Navy’s Oil Fuel Installation, Darwin Robert Harrison Younger For service to local government David Zuker For service to sports medicine and physiotherapy