| Recipient |
Citation |
Notes
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| Reverend Father Henry George Aerts
|
For service to ethnic communities.
|
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|
| Yvette Fay Amber
|
For community service.
|
| Peter Marcus Anderson
|
For service to the welfare of ex-service men and women.
|
| Lilian Askew
|
For community service.
|
| Ethel May Bain
|
| Gordon Charles Baker
|
| Shirley Enid Ball
|
| Grace Mary Baker
|
| Kathleen Frances Bateman
|
For service to youth welfare.
|
| Betty Margaret Blattman
|
For public service.
|
| Harold William Boulton
|
For service to the Victorian Football Association.
|
| Daphne Jean Bowman
|
For service to youth welfare.
|
| Marcus Temple Brodribb
|
For community service.
|
| John Austin Chapman
|
For community service in the field of sport.
|
| Ernest Alfred Chittock
|
For community service.
|
| David James Clark
|
For service to the community, particularly the Brighton Primary School.
|
| Joan Roma Connell
|
For public service.
|
| Kathleen Cunningham
|
For community service.
|
| Sylvia Joyce Cupples
|
For community service, particularly in the development of school libraries.
|
| Eileen Beatrice Daer
|
For service to nursing.
|
| Bernard George D'Arcy
|
For community service.
|
| Claire Southwell Davis
|
For public and community service.
|
| Hugh St. Omer Dentry
|
For service to industry and to community.
|
| Dr Thomas Hewson Donnelly
|
For service to medical administration.
|
| Raymond Robert Duff
|
For service to local government.
|
| Gordon Llewellyn Duffield
|
For service to the accountancy profession and to the community.
|
| Pastor Clemence Victor Eckerman
|
For service to Aboriginal welfare.
|
| John Joseph Bronte Edwards OBE, MC
|
For service to local government and to the community.
|
| Purki Edwards
|
For service to nursing and to Aboriginal welfare.
|
| Veronica Beryl Ferris
|
For community service.
|
| John Torrens Flynn
|
For public service.
|
| Alderman Andrew James Frame
|
For community service.
|
| William Alexander Furey
|
For service to the sport of surf life saving.
|
| Dulcie Louisa Fyle
|
For service to the mentally handicapped.
|
| Winifred Helen George
|
For service to music.
|
| John Barry Gilmour
|
For service to the sport of athletics.
|
| Robert Richard William Gould
|
For public service.
|
| Norman Sydney Gray
|
For community service.
|
| Lawrence Gibson Grope
|
| Maxine Constance Grope
|
| Kenneth Grave Haines
|
For service to education and youth welfare.
|
| Ernest Edgar Hambley
|
For service to industry and the community.
|
| Thomas Nobes Herrman
|
For services to swimming and diving.
|
| Jean Katherine Hogan
|
For community service.
|
| Henry Vivian Holloway
|
For service to the sport of tennis.
|
| Councillor William Birchall Hunter
|
For community service.
|
| Milton Jenkins
|
For public service.
|
| Lilian Winifred Johns
|
For public service, particularly as Postmistress at Old Toongabbie.
|
| Constantine Karangers
|
For service to ethnic communities.
|
| George Trotter Lamb
|
For community service, particularly with the Australian Inland Mission.
|
| Leeta Coleman Lawrence
|
For public service.
|
| Maxwell Gilbert Lumsden
|
For community service.
|
| Colina Kinloch Lynham
|
For community service, particularly with the Young Women's Christian Association.
|
| Alderman Henry Lionel Maley
|
For service to local government and the community.
|
| Leah Janet Merchant
|
For community service.
|
| Reverend Alexander Johnstone Wilson McAlister
|
For service to the welfare of members of the Defence Force.
|
| Ann McGarry
|
For service to music.
|
| Melville James McInnes
|
For service to sport of cricket.
|
| Augusto Merzi
|
For service to music and entertainment.
|
| Andrew Gilbert Millar
|
For service to the welfare of ex-service men and to the community.
|
| Francis Charles Rex Mitchell
|
For service to local government and the community.
|
| Hubert Vincent Morris
|
For service with the Guide Dogs for the Blind Association of Queensland.
|
| Albert Nixon
|
For service to the development of primary industry in the Northern Territory.
|
| Edwin Joseph Okely
|
For service to the welfare of ex-service men and women.
|
| Raymond Donald Orr JP
|
For service to the community, particularly in the provision of fire-fighting services.
|
| John Bucknill Owen
|
For community service.
|
| Gayner Wilton Parker
|
For public service.
|
| Ethel Rose Pearce
|
For community service
|
| Lilian Blanche Pennycuick
|
For public service, particularly as Postmistress at Melton Mowbray
|
| Renzo Piroli
|
For service to ethnic communities.
|
| William Henry Pitt
|
For public service.
|
| Charles Herbert Rae
|
For service to the community, particularly in the provision of hospital facilities.
|
| Lilian Mavis Ramsay
|
For public service.
|
| Nellie Durie Scott
|
For services to nursing and the community.
|
| Cecil Thomas Shannon
|
For community service.
|
| Cedrick Richard Ewan Southwell
|
For service to local government and the community.
|
| Laurence Edward Stepto
|
For service to the sport of rowing.
|
| Dr Robert King Stevenson
|
For community service.
|
| Ralph Alfred Stone
|
For service to handicapped children.
|
| Clarence Frederick Stronetter
|
For community service
|
| Margaret Ruby (Nancy) Sturges
|
| William Sutherland
|
| Joyce Clare Swan
|
| William Alexander Goodall Swan
|
For service to country cricket.
|
| Roger Ivan Textor
|
For public and community service.
|
| Jean Blanche Tucker
|
For service to the Girl Guides Association of Australia.
|
| Elinor Ulin
|
For community service.
|
| John Thomas Vockler
|
For service to the welfare of ex service men and women.
|
| Marjorie Florence Jane Wilson
|
For service to animal welfare, particularly in the protection of Kangaroos
|
| William Gerard Wilson
|
For service to the community, particularly as a volunteer fire officer.
|
| Elwyn Anthony Wride
|
For community service.
|
| Hans Edwards Wright
|
For service to the sport of archery.
|
| James Yates
|
For service to education.
|
| Ernest Shapland Yeo
|
For service to the mentally handicapped.
|
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