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PERTU spmr mu"h of rhe t!Xercise "ontrofling rhe act;,'iries ofsmaller unilS '"in line aht!Qdformalion 0" RSS VICTORY OSlun and parrol boatsfor14'ard.

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The RAAF also participated in the exercise, pro­viding a P3C Orion and various transport flights.

The exercise is conducted annually with thenavies of the Five Power Defence Agreement coun­tries,Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, Malaysia andthe United Kingdom.

In all there were 22 ships, one submarine and 17aircraft involved in the exercise which ran from July3 to July 16,

The exercise was conducted in two phases withthe ships splining into two groups. The first phaseinvolved preliminary briefings, harbour training andweapons and procedural training,

Initially one group concentrated on anti-sub­marine warfare while the other conducted abovewater warfare training.

Midway through the phase the groups inter­changed.

This concentrated training put a heavy demand onthe submarine, OXLEY. but she provided excellentservice to all ships.

The weapons training phase eulminatcd in twonight encounter exercises which were particularlychallenging. The numerous forces were difficult toidentify in the crowded waters of the South Chinasea. Many valuable lessons in co-ordination weregained,

Several RAN units have participated in Exercise Starfish 10/90 in Singapo.rean and Malaysian waleTS. "MAS PERTH (Captain c.J. Oxenbould) ledthe RAN contingent of HMA Ships SWAN, OXLEY, BUNBURY andBENDIGO along with an US 748 electronic warfare training aircraft.

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Tactics testedAfter a short period at anchor, to review the les­

sons of phase one. the ships once again split into IWO

groups. The opposing forces, Blue and Orange,were matched against each other in three lacticalscenarios. Each group vied to outwit the other in thechallenging and tiring five days that followed, Thefinal scenario provided a fitting end to the seaphases of the exercise.

Despite the hard work involved in conducting theexercise thcre were opportunitics for some relaxa­tion.

The focal point for the exercise was the island ofPu1au Tioman. This tropical paradise is famed asBali Hai, the island in the movie 'South Pacific'.Facilities were available there to contest the inter·navy 'PERTH Cup' (unfortunately won by theRNZN) as well as to conduct beach banyans, divingand golf.

Those that were unable to get ashore were able 10

swim from the ships in the clear waters.several importanl visitors were received in

PERTH during the exercise. The Prince of theMalaysian State of Kuantan paid a shan visit whileat anchor at Pulau Tioman. His visit was followed bythat of the incoming Maritime Commander, RearAdmiral K.A. Doolan, who visited some of Ihe par·ticipating RAN units during the exercise. Thesewere his first visits to operational units since beingappoinled.

At the end of the exercise, PERTH celebratedher 25th birthday. PERTH was built in Bay City.Michigan, USA and commissioned in Boston in1%5. Since then she has had a long and distin­guished career.

In the years since being launched PERTH hassteamed 734,329 nautical mJles. With a new lease onlife many more are sure to pass beneath her keel.There is everY chance of a 40th birthdav!

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HMAS CESSNOCK or ollrhor in Pt'nong durillg tnt 11IItmQ/ional Ho)·ol Hut Ht'I'it ..·.

Busy CESSNOCK prepares for

major S-W Pacific'exercisesIn lint' willi the ship's 1110110. HMAS

CESSNOCK has forged ahead Ul'er fhe laslfew months with a Ji"el~ TEEX. change of CO...and a deployment to South Easl Asia followedshortly b.,. another flI the South West I'acifil'.

Capwlll for almo~1 two pon~ Ihal LCDN. Srmthyears. Lieutenant Com· harld~d over to LCDRmander KClih Smith ended Jame, Goldrick on April 20hi, rC11;1\ on a high nOll: and wa, "rowed" astlOrc b)w'th tile ship finishing run· o\crhcad crane.ncr .up In lh~ North Au- CESSNOCK being highstralla Area lask Element and dry lJlsidc the DarwinExcrcl5<' N:lVal B'Ise shed In the

The ship was pipped at midst of AMP.the post by HMAS Shonly aftcrw<trds (andGA WLER (LeDR Terry back iJl the waler).Morgan) but fe\'engc was CESSNOCK sailed In com-sweel as CESSNOCK n:- pany wilh HMASIicved GAWLER of the IPSWICH (LCDR RodNAA Sports Trophy with a Kehl) for South E<lst Asiawin in thc final event. firsl Slop Bali. '

Our correspondent re- Visits to fhe monkeyforest and Kuta completed,the ship saikd 10 Penangfor the Malaysian Navy'sRoyal Rcel Review.

The shIps (all 63 of them)wcre rC\',ewed by the Kingof MalaYSIa :md, despite aI,'~IOSI conSlalll ram, a goodlime wa, had by all.CESSNOCK sailed for twodays of exerclscs III com­pany wllh ShIp, fromMala)""a alld Smgapore,Ilorably the very impressl\'enew SillJ!.aporean corvelleVICiORY (pIClured)

Nexl SlOp was Smgaporc,where ,orne leave waslakell :md many "Anchor,'sunk. WIth \'ISIIS to thc 7.00.

Newton'S Circu, andTranslI Road I>cfor~' ltll:shIp W'a~ off to Muara In

Bruncl.There followed a \H'ck of

exerCIses and visil, eon­ducled wllh the RoyalBrunci Armed Force,"'OIll1a wllh plenty of les·son, leam.:d all round

lung \\.I} lrom -lhc d;,,~

;rg.:s" \\h.:n daw \\as en·l.:red b} china graph pcll'cib.

For more details call theSlaff Officer ReserveTraining at HMASWATERHEN Oil 925 4618durillg the day or lhe R.:­cruitins Officer un anyTucsda)" nighl on 925 4673.

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lie deSCribed NCS as ,1close kill! COmmUflll} of~iJ!.hl} mOlLv3!ed and ded.­e~lcd reservi~IS who werclaklllg on more and moreresponsi bilitics.

Sydney I'orl D"'lslonllccd~ more members.espeCIally from sa~o", andsenior sailors paying offfrom the PNF. Pay in thereSer\'es IS tax frec. andrank and sclliority can bemainlained.

Ex-NCS officersare honoured

S~'dne)' Port Di\'isionN:l\':ll Resen'es recentl)'in"iled formcr SeniorOfficers Nnal Controlof Shipping to allend theon"ciling of an honourboard at Garden Islandre('ording past and pre­sent SONCS.

Se"en former SONCS al­!ended. together wllh olherpasl officers of thc brallchThey rC'prC5enled 30 ycar~

of involvement by lh.: PortDivision ill the imporlanltask of Naval Control ofShipping.

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The Staff Officer R.:­serve Shipping Control.CMDR R.J. Holmes. toldthe group that NCS wasnow embracing new com­pUler techllology to elllershippillS daill. which was a

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CESSNOCK andIPSWICH ~allcd lor hom.:from Brun':l. ,c\'cral lon­ne, hca"ier wllh "rabbits"and afTl\"ed 111 Darwin onJune 16

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cnJO} ~e,'eral \\eelsalong>lde at Darv.in NavalBa,e before deplo)'tngng:lln, lhis urn.: fOl fheSouth \\cst PaCIfIC. on Jul,16

"llhe Illlie ot wriullg the~hlp is on her wa\ to Calrn~

belore makIng for Vilawhere sh.: WIll lake parI IIIolle of lhe mOSl amblllousMarllllne Sun'eillanccExcrcise~ yet staged III fhe­South West Pacific. 1Il'01\"­

lllS no les, than SIX coun­tT'c,.

CESSNOCK pt'f"sonnd launching the "rinnie" - picturedIt'lt ro righr: CPOMTP ;'DrijlJ'» Wayl<'ood, AIJQMG"Rusty" Hinge, !.SETC "SpiKe" Mulligan and POMTO

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Brochures and application forms are availablefrom your pay office or from the AustralianDefence Credit Union. Or call NHBS toll free(008) 33 3156 or DNATS 8-32-5088 or(03) 697 5088.

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ABRO CDIt~II ,,11(/ LeON Gi/1WII ill 11t~ IItH·tJI ItDspiftJlHMAS PENGUIN.

The hospital had planned MA great deal of expialO-an carl) discharge lilI PC'r- 109 "'115 requIred and muchsuarled thai AS Cohen's valuable ad\'icc ...<IS pro-condllion ....ould have made vided 10 me by Mr Russellil extremely dangerous for ElIis.- LeDR OIDson said.him to return to Austrnlia Mr Ellis also providedby air. ~all the liaison" between

Embassy staff in Riyadh, the hospital in Yanbu alat Captain's Delaney's re- Bahr. Captain Delancy andquest. obtained specific LeDR Gibson and consld·medical tests which had erable logistICal suppon.confirmed Ihe danger. He produced a passport

In the face of Msome pro- for AS Cohen and allll1lo\'elfessioa.al sensili\ities- lhey arrangements for the sallol...·ere able to arrange for and LCDR Gibson flomAB Cohen's readmissiollio Y.:l.Obu al 8ahr to Jeddahhospllal. enabling LeDR then on 10 Sydney.Gibson to arrh-c: and aS$CSS MThe .. hole opcrnllonhis rondition. ....as a major exercise in 00-

LeDR Gibson had ar- operation and teamwork.ranged after some difficulty with the Australian Em·a visa to enter Saudi Anlbia bassy in Riyadh (Russellby liaising with the Saudi Ellis in particular) playing aArabian Embassy in Bah- major role." LCDR Gibsonram. added.

The SUbmarine Warfare Systems Centre at HMAS WOIson is a etvnomlcand Challenging eovifonmenl, supptying support 10 the RAN SubmarineSquadron and the new Collins Class Submarine Project. The centreopelates In on environment which Includes Vox and Apollo networks.and specialised Military computers.A vacancy eJdsts lor:

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$32,514-$34,206 •The successfUl applicant wiM undertolte lechnIcoI work Inctuding:

• Eslablish and Implement standards and Pfocedures for thePfeporatiorl, production. maintenance, control and Issue ofSubmarine Warfare Svsterns Cenlre documentation.

• Supervise the work af the documentation group.• Review eJdsting and new docUmentation Evofuote proposed changes

lor technical consistency.• EsIot:>Msh and maintain a lef&fence system for Techilcol dolo..Assist the Techilcol 5eCfiOn in HardWale telated areas of the

SubrnOli oe weapons System.Interested oppk:Ollb shoukI contact Mr 0 stotIeb on (02} 337 0535.Applications must quote ElWATSOMI'I303JG.QuoMficotlolIl; Nl oppIoved certilkXJle in the Electronics discipline tromo lectlnIcaI college or insIiMe 01 tedv1oIogy or its equivoIenl, or sud'tolt1ef qualifiCOtions as the Public 5elvice Commission consldefsappropriate, logelher wiftt reQuisite experience. Applications will beConsidered from persons who do not po$$8SS the above qualilications,Pfovlded they hove relevant experience over a minimum period of sixyears. Such on applicOllt. If selected, will be required to pass a lesltoestablish eflglbliity for the position.• Sotary Is negotIab4e within thi, range dependent upon quollficotlonsand experience.To be eligible lor appointmenl to Itlili posifIon oppIiconIs must holdAustralian Cilizetlship.selectioll lor the above posiIion wiI be based on the oppIovedselectiou crileriO WhIch may be obtained bY lelephoning the contactOffiCer. ApplIcations should address this crilerio.AppIiooIions pl'Oviding a doy1ime conlocl lelepnone numbel' andQUelling the relevant relerence number must be forwarded to thefollowing address within two weeks.

Regional secretory, Department ot DefenceP.O. Box 706, Dorlinghursl, NSW 20'10

The Department 01Defence b on EqualEmploymenl Opporlunily EfT!Pk'Yer.

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ABRQ D. Cohen "'assuffenng from pneumoniaromplicaled b) bleedingand ....as developing renalfailure.

lie ....as landed fromIIMAS TOBRUK ....h,chwas tDen on passage 10 theRed Sea. for I1ospllalisallonin Vanbu al Bahr,

AB Cohen has S10ce un·derJOl'lC major surge!) andhas rclumcd tQ ....-ork

Chief of Na\-al Staff.YtCC Admil1lol M.W. Ilud­liOn. has commended all in­volved in the successfulQUlrome of Ihe mede",ac.

They included SurgeonLieutenant CommanderA.D.S. Gibson (the RANoff><:cr ....ho ....cnl 10 Jed­dah), Mr Russell Ellis(Fif$l Scactary al Ihe Au·S1ra1u.n Embassy in RiyadhSaudi Arabia) and Directorof Medical Services ­Navy in Canberra. CaplamK. Oclanc:y.

LeDR Gibson said MrEllis had regularly con­l;tC1ed the sick saIlor. pro­viding AB Cohen with-considerable emotionalsupport and comfort" ­particularly as no one elsespoke English.

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A major exercise in co-operation and teamwork h25 resulted in the suc­cessful medevac of a seriously ill RAN S2iIor from Saudi Ar:abia 10S,,-dney.

Liso Irwin (19), kun on jiJlring, is planning tlr~ ullimat~- big ga..~jiJiring on IIr~ Barrirr R~rf WIr~n nOI flS1ring ListI ~njoys worlcilrg DillIII 1M gym lind dllncing to Jill! in shllpt. (PietllfT: Jolt. Wilsolr. Nnn

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Defence is aCII\c1y en·rour,lg,ng managers tQ sed.funding Ihrough the PEP­UP ~me tQ enable them10 employ more errlClentmethods of dOlO/! buSIO~

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Sa\<ings of $6.5 mill­ion ha\e been achicH'dthrough Che Departmentof Oefence Produclh il~

Enhancement Program- User Par1kip:uion(I'EP·UP) sintt IheKheme ,,'as laun("hedthree Jean ago.~lablished In 1987 as a

Ikfence-... ide product.1 II)Hllprovemcm 1O,lIall\e.I'EP-UP pro. Ides finam:ialsuppon 10 enable managers10 gal her the rC$Ources Iheyneed to ach;","c productiv­Ity Improvements. To dale.Sl.6 million ha5 been sp.-nl00 63 proposals for an CSII­mated gross ~turo of $6.5million.

RC"SOUrttS $iI'cd throughPEp·UP initial1\'cs 3rt' re:­diSlribuled withm prOjectareas. pro,'idmg an addi­110nal boost 10 improvingthe operation of Defenceunits.

Some examples of PEP­UP funded inillativcs arc:• The procurement of

metric "eighlS "hieh:lre used 10 :rssisl Ihcc;alibrallon of measuringgauges at lhe Navy'sFleet IntermedIateMalnlenaoce Authomy(KlJITABUL) .....111 re­sull in savings assessedat $14.0c0 In the firsttwO years for an outlayof $3.500.

• 21st Supply Baltalion atMoorebank. LiverpoolInSlalied a shrink ....rapmachine for $IO,OCO...hlch achie\'ed subslan­Ilal savings In ... orklnghours and a produetwit)saln. in the first t...o)ears of operalion. of$loo,OCO,

• The dcccnlralisalion ofsc\'.:-ral support func­tions within the De­fence Regional officeNSW. has re~ultcd insavings ....orth $54O.0c0.for an oulla) of$120.0c0. The s.:wmgs",cre m the form Qf re­nted aooommoo':lli()nand Slaffing. Other be­nefits Ilo""ing from thiS10011all\'e Include Im­prQ\ed admlOlstr.tu\e

NAVY NEWS, AU9US' 3, 1990 (163) 3"

An able seaman,training as a civilianpilot, was killedwhen the plane hewas flying crashedsouth-west 01 Syd­ney on July 20.

He was AB radar plotChrtstopher RichardTJ1Ivers, 18, of HMASWATSON.

A8 TJ1Ivers, • sentry.1 SWlSK, was ttylngI0Io in • Cess". 1S2.lrer.fI when It~.hed.

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ILlAWARRA STAR MOTORS357 Keita St, Wollongong 042 293033

Motor Vehicle•.SydneyAddress lor McGRATH HOI..OEN should read

Molor Vehides_.ClnberraTelephone No. lor COMMONWEALTHshould read (06) 282 3522

Menswear - Trend (Nowra)DISCOUNT OFFERED IS 10% (NOSijoredory iIcorredly stated 15% discount

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• AnSWI!:l'll to!JOme commonly asked questions

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You have until early 1991 10 register your YOle - and you can use the card as soon as it is received. Voles should bereturned to your clerk and we recommend you do so as soon as possible.

Many people have notifiOO us ofchanges in their troil: address and requested us to send their matorial to a new address.Please be advised that DEFCOM does no( hold your address details - that Information is maintained by the ADF andefforts are being made to kaep that infonnation accurate. I

Even at this early stage, 'NO have received tots of news of members saving through the scheme. The most spectacularsavings have been for motor car ptJrchases \IIl'hero over 50 cars have been bought around the country with estimatedsavings of $100,000 to members - one roomber saved over $4000 with a special deal from Alto Ford in Sydney.

We know of another member wIlo saved about $800 on carpets and dozens of members have saved on batteries, tyresand under-ear services from Beaurepairs. OuaayPacific Hotels have accommodated many members at discounted roomrates and Australian Eagle Insurance have 'Mitten policies for several members.

But there have been teething problems, particularly with some of the larger companies in the scheme - a lot of thedifficulty experienced Is due to the fact tha1 the scheme is NEW and those companies have thousands of staff to trainand it didn't happen overnight DEFCOM has moved fast and hard to get these companies working.

Bouquets and brickbats III Hundreds of tyros have been bought at good prices from Beaurepaires, but in some areastheir staff had not been properly trained and, in other areas, the dlscounted prices have been bettered by competitors

wIlo want to keep your busness from~Following several calls from members, 0EFCQt,,4 has renegotiated the discounts from BeaurepaJres and we are pleased

to announce INCREASED DISCOUNTS OF BETWEEN 2 - 15% on a range of Beaurepaires products and services. Wemust say that Beaurepaires responded VfKY quickly when we approached them about improving their offer. I

Discounts have been locreasocl to Include the in'Iported brands Bridgestone, Pirolli, Goodrich, Yokohama and Michelinand TYRE ATTING IS NOW FREE. Chock your Boauropaires outlet for details and remember that these discounts arBavailable AU. YEAR ROUND - something the other big tyre sollers cannot guarantee (we know because 'NO asked twoof them to join the schemel).

Membership of the scheme is FREE to acliw Reservists and material is being sent to all of you. Only FORMERReservists need to pay $25 for Associate Membefsl'jp - see Page 1 of your directory in the section "WHAT t-WPENSWHEN YOU LEAVE THE MJf?".

The directory asked you to 'Watch lor more news in your Service Newspapers" because Australian Airlines are stilldeveloping their domestic holiday packages and tours - you can expect to see something in the next month or two. Also,be aware that discounted airfares are no( possblo while the airlines are regulated.

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IDirectory Addition...Townsvilie Stop Press 1~ GARRY TliYERS BETTA APPUANCE CENTRE I!.;;:.].Jij 165lNGHAM RD WEST, TOWNSVILlE on 7213661

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"" IMolor Vehicles~.Townsvilie ITelephone No. 10r CARMICHAEL FORO shoukl readl(O77} 212m I

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Page 6 Motor Vehicles... Adelaide IDelele UNlEY MITSUBISHI - they have chosen notlto join the scheme I

IPage 14 Motor Vehicles...Perth I

With the current market for Commodore complier equipment already highly competitive - a situation likely to continua Delete HOUSE OF HONDA - the ffandlise has notlin future - Commodore are I'lCM' not able to organise further discounts to Defcom members of any substance. been renewed. I

As such, Defcom has negotiated lor termination of the participation of Commodore Business Machines, 10 take effectfrom 30 June 1990. and from then no QlSCOUnts wi. be offered to Defcom members as part of the scheme. We wish to Page 28,40 COMMODORE BUSINESS MACHINES IComputers)Ithank membefs who dealt with Commodore tor infonning us quickly oflheir concerns. Defcom will rtCNI seek a1terl'lalive Commodore are no klIlger in the scheme becausecomputer suppliers and 'NOU1d 'NOk:ome members recommeodations. Please delete Commodore Business Machines from tney were lIlable to offer mean~lul dlsoounl$. I

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1BRISBANE CANBERRA cont I NOWRA NOWRA cont 1 Elizabelh Way, Elizabelh 08 25560661

Molor Vehicles...AlburyiWodonga I~ WHEELTOWN MOTORS Il60 5625001

159 Melbourne Rd, Wodonga I

JACOB TOYOTA Il60 242955'175 Melbourne Rd, Wodonga :

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Motor Vehicles...Newcastie to Singleton I_ HIGHWAY FORD 049 328344'

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Our $8mwindows

Auslralian Submarilll'Corporation Pty lId ha~

signed a contmct .. ilh.'\1areoni Underw;i1crS, stems ltd ofTemplecombe. Some-rsel, UK worth appro~i­

matel)' ASS million.Under the SlXlpc of the

comract, Marcolll ",II d",­\<,101'. desrgn and manuiae·lU.e aCOUSIlC _~Imlow, torAuslralia's flew Colhn,Class submarines.

The firsl three ship scts"111 be manllfaelurcd m Ihe

• UK.The balance. three ,hrp

<CIS. wrll be m,mufactur<'drn Au",tralia: wrlh Icchnol­ug) ""nsf",r to ",nablefurther manufacture ofthcse oomponent~ "ndthrough·life lIIaim",nanceto be undertaken lnealil.

Fh'e senior sailorswho eollecth'ely haH'166 Jears sen'ice in IhcNaval Resen'es ha,'e re­ceh'ed Ihe third )Cllrclasp on Iheir ReseneForce Medals,

The Comm<lnding Of­fice. of Sydne) Port DIVI'~I()n RANR, CMDR R \\CunOingham. p.eseOiedthe clasp" at OI\·i>lOllS andpaid trr!'oute to Iheir ,ear,of dedr~;o\ed ,erviee toSPD.

The sailors arc CPOBarry Nesbitt (DO SeamenDiv), WO John Thomcroft(Naval Stores), WO JohnLynch (DO Supply D,vand Pay Cell) and WOFrank Boyd (Staff OfficerMine Warfare).

Ab!.cm <II sea was CPOBarry Robbins (Cbarge ~fTl>

HMAS FREMANTIE).

SPD urgently need,more Selllor Sarlors. 1'1'11,members P:>YlOg off .... hom;lY he Inlerested rn jOlOrngrhe RANR ,hould contactIhe Stalf Officer ReserveTralnrng, LCDR Bi~hop,

on 915--1618 dUring the day.or Resene Reeruiling "nyTu",sd"y mght On 925--1673.

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visit the resorts, liaise wilh resort managers, and oversee thegeneral administration of all properties;

negotiate holiday packages with airlines and local tour operatorsand assist with the co-ordination and implementation 01 same:

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An exciting opportunity has been created for an experienced managerwrth sound practical financial management capabilities, anentrepreneurial flair and imagination to promote and enhance thefacilities offered at three North Queensland Area Holiday Resorts.

These resorts primarily cater lor the needs 01 Defence Force personneland their guests and your commitment to the position will ensure thatthese visitors are assured of a,l enjoyable and memorable holiday.

Whilst you will be based at Lavarack Barracks in Townsville (the capitalof sunny North Queensland) your appointment will require you to:

assess and make submissions and recommendations to theBoard 01 Directors for maintenance, repairs, or replacement ofassets;

prepare correspondence, proposals, financial reports and draftbudgets, and monitor each resorts' budget allocation.

The appointment offers challenge, scope, and responsibiJity, along with afully,maintained vehicle and an attractive salary.

Forward your written application enclosing resume and names ofthree contaetable referees to Mrs Roberta Cook, TownsvillePersonnel pty ltd, P.O. Box 974, Aitkenvale, Q4814, (TelephoneEnquirIes: on 723800).

Closing date for applications is August, 17, 1990.

PTownSVilleI~ersonnel~

'Temporary& Permanent ta ~.'@Jii-From Juniors to General Managers?'~' I

EXECUTIVE MANAGERNorth Queensland Holiday Resort

The <tudl· te.lm reporr- Ih;}! O\Cr"lIlhe numher Jnd <'ou­rem 0) ,"hrnr~~r"n, h,,\ hecn en<'t,ur;lgrng ;lOd rdkcl' thehl~h Ievd uf IlIICrc<! hdJ b,' SenrO' 'ailo.... a, to rhe.. n>1cand ruture 1Il the R'llal A,,,I •.lhan NJ'~

"uhmr",sion' m;}\ t><: 'Cm to the !'roje<'t Marn'l<l} C/­ON,\lI' D-:-().t RU'M:II Officer", Canhcrra ACT 161~1~

The P"'Jl'CI leam "Ill Vl>Ll major Fle"'t unn~ .rnd c"ah­Iishmems throughout Australra and loots forward to dis­cussIons WIth all .anks.

V"I!' commcnce III Sldnev on AU~lI,t ':11. 1')9l1 and full.Ietarl, of Ihe ream' ""I' "cr<' reeenth "d",ed to liMAShrp, "nu e,tilhl"hulems.

I'unher del,"b con<'ernrng ",ubmlSsions or I·"rt progr;lOlcm,r\ hc "ht.lln<'d h, "ont,K!rn~ the te"m on {1(>-1-10 hh-lO,

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The pro]"'CI 1"'<lm IS h<'adcd b\ \\,rrrant Oltil't:r "ruerI'etter 1I:"sell ;l>~rsr<'d b) \\01 l'C Gabb, 1r,,)eS,\\ 0\\ RCOX Del Puntarolu .,nd \\ OO\IG Buck Rugers,

to senior sai orsJ'ruj('l'l ~Iain-"ta~, a -"tud~ 10 rc.ic" Ihe role and

dTecrhenc" of ,enior s:.Iilurs in rhl' RA ..... i~ up andrunning, ~lainsta~ l'UllllllCllced onJul) 16, 199t1 andi.~ located LSI Flour Anne\' Nurthbournc JlOUSl' Can­berra I'h 06-2-16 6(i..lU,

All tour te"lII membe" h",'c.:t '\Ide SCf'ICC b'lCkground,tnd Ie_ el 01 e\'pericnce ,rnd between them provldc a "'undreprescmiltion of Sl'1II0r ~:t110'\ III the \'al'

I-undamernallo Ih", obleClr\ ..~ of the proJeel rs rhe 'Ie"sof ,.-:mor ',liln" .111<1 other ",tc.ested pcr,onnel

'FIREIES' FIELD DAY

AUSTRALIAN FINE WINESP.O. Box 10, Waterford. ald. 4133

Ph (07) 200 7178 Fax (07) 805 2535

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WE SPECIALISE IN:• Ceramic "Kiln Fired" Crocks of Fine

Old "Rutherglen" Tawny PortVariety of Shapes and Colours

• "Own Label" Bottled Wines/Port• Coffee Mugs • Glassware

For details con\aCt It>e !llJeCiaHsts:

PROMPT DEUVERY - COMPrnnYE PRICES

Three Top End fircfighlcrs h:n'C cnmpetcd ­"'ith some success - in the NT 8ushfire Coul1cilfield [Jay.

They we.e CrOFF Boughton. LSFF Leng and AFlFFFreem'lIl.

As onc of IU teams. they look pa.t rn fOllr e>cnrs de~

SIgned to test the knowledg.-: of the firemen :md its applica­tron as team.

Ahhough Ihe HMAS COONAWARRA-b,lscd teilmcame first III the target event and second III th.-: vehlcl.-: in­spection. they frnlshed fifth overall afkr pump ;lIld CrOFFfailure 11\ the relays.

T"r: projr:ct Mainstay Ir:am (L-R) WO Gabbir: Hayr:s, WO Buck Rogus, SWR Tamara Fullard, WO Pnu lIassr:/1 andWOWR Did Pontar%. Picrun: ,tBPH Craig Duff

From Vic Jeffery', Navy PRO (U'~t)

\(It'r a four-~ear posting I" 1I1\1,\S STIRLING "he.eht· c"""nanded the medium na'al tU!l ralllmar ("lIieI'ont"'). Chid "en~ Officer 'luarl..rllla~ler I:uon"r 1.".,li..Cri.'p has had to rduclalltl~'lea,c hi~ e"mmalld and ""....nn.

Allhollgh po~ted to Ihe plesenl holder 01 the Duke ofGlouccsl<:. cup. ~rill';hjp DERWENT. there hets been agreat deal of scuulebutt <IS to whether -Crlsple" could :lC·

lually make the change 0' would .'>" allo" Ihe <I"chorDue 10 lOin H,\-IAS OER\\ ENT un her return from II

"Jut h·east a~lan deplo} mCIll. ('1'0 CriSP metl ntained a ,uf!upper lip and ~ulemu appcH;'nce ,I~ she gilded Into herberrh and a large "'dcome from farml) and fTiends.

CPO C"sp was flanked by Ihe ('"mmanu I'olree Office.,Lieuter",nt Commanuer Juhn Beddu" and Porr ServicesOfficer LI<'uten,lnl Commander Doug Jellkrn, dur1l1g theship's herlhrng ... ~om" say for mo.al wpp<lrT.

When Ihe time finally came for Cn~ple 10 JOin DEI{­WleNT a hand .... as thrusl OUi 10 L.rewcll rh<' old Wil Jog,<lnd <lla,. a, -.oon as he aecepred the handsh"ke a p;u. othandcuffs "m)'SteTiouslv" appenTed <lnd d smooth piece ofna\al poliee ....·ork sa .... him secured to Ihe ,hlp', t-row

By corncidence Ihe command public relallons ofllc",r Justhappened to be on hand with a Cllmcra, and utter a roundof farc ....'ells from his two escorllng officeI'; and those p.e­sent. cro Crisp Wa~ lell secur",d to Ihe 1m'" of hiS Ile ....·ship - much to the amuscmcnt of thc large number of,arlo.s and gu",sls who were comlOg and gomg on th", ,hlp.

Aft",r III mrnutes (not 3U mrnlltes as Crisp alleges) ofnervous smiles, pleadrng and eurslOg, as ~remn facedWOFC Bill Clifton h;rppencd 10 remember he hau the keyJO hiS pocket.

After aflother five mmUI"'S of negotinllon, CPO Crispwns rd",ascd to Irtcrall} run aboord HMAS DERWENT

From all reportS and the smile un U.s Cri,p's face, hehas Willed well imo his new posrrng with the mimmum ofposl-posllng traumll,

STIRLlNG's loss is DERWENT~ gain

Contact: AS NipperlessAS Towler !jAB Rees ~Phone, (044) 21 1373 ,Or D-NATS: 8-671373 0

CLFFEV wId jOim'l/ to /)£R II E.\ T ... CPO Lr;,p.

RAN FIRE FIGHTERSANNUAL BALLDATE, 3rd NOVEMBER 1990

VENUE, BOMADERRY BOWLING CLUBDRESS, FORMAL

COST, SINGLE S25 DOUBLE $45TICKET SALES END, 26th OCTOBER

snalional

INSURANCESTORAGE

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capable of carTY'"! a 25kg

""",-TOIal COS! ",11 be approx·

,malely A$--KlOO. Delailsare avadabl.e (rom MatorS.ephan Rudzkl on (02) 618.nSI

participllle(( in a

Chance to visitAfrica

.. FREE QUOTES 7 DAYS PER WEEK

.. LOCAL

.. COUNTRY

.. INTERSTATE

TEL: 357 5060

I." L r ~im",' HUlt'''W1I ,"I.e!; ,Iu plu"Kt' do ..'" lltt' J ;".dah....." O"m .. .,11. '·ir'IUr,.<: J.s,'U Sit".,,, lIibhifl.

TEL; 357 5060

DANCEA Dinner Dance for all past anct present memo

bers of the Naval Police and their guests will beheld on Saturday, September 29, 1990, atBankstown Paceway Function Centre, 178 El­dridge Road, Condell Park, NSW.

TIME FRAME: 1930-0100.

COST: $34 per head.

TICKETS ARE AVAILABLE FROM: NavalPolice Dinner Dance Commillee, Naval PoliceHeadquarters, Garden Island, NSW 2000.

ENQUIRIES (02) 359 2228 office hours.

ALL PURPOSE REMOVALS

LFL r Hrad Ulti", is "'r/romt'd Itomt by Cabrirllt' a..d,,,,.. nlt"t' al",r fht .5.,.tH con/t',.,,,u.

S!:.S 01 a oe" rC50CUe Hue.. ;,obk e'penencc In ulffcrentreturning I.<ler In 'I\S fhmg techmqu~'S as "ell ~1\0\00r3 makln!!, a 'aluable COIl·

(her.lll Ihe: e~er~,'>C .. .iS Inhullo" 10 1"a... public re·01 greal S\lO.'CCff JrKl p"). lallons In lhe Jmdab,,,e"deu ;,oIfUe"" ","h ~alu· .Irea

HQ 2nd Mililllr) l)isl-Tinis spotbOri"l: ." ad"cnlll'"trainUoJ; xli, it) 10 .Urindurin,. Janllar) 1991.

A leam of 32 personnel""111 chmb \\l I<.."ya andMI 1<.11manJaro. PartlClp­ants will need 10 be: fil .Ind

Aircraft take to

the snowfieldfj.-e :IIircnrC (rom HMAS ALB,\TROSS ha'c

s.e-:.Jrcb :lnd rl:'scue (SAR) tonrerence in Jindab)ne.

.\l"<l fal.In>! r.lrl In Ihc....erc''C .......e I"'r"'<'nnclHom Ihe ,,~\\ Pobce, \1.11 ..Emel~en...... '>4: .... 1<.-.: t'iFSI'S\\ Fm; "nu \mloul;,o",eSe.... "'...... .\u,tr;,olt.ln '.I'

nonal Parl' .lnu \\,Iuhf...s..·.... ICl:.Ioo.l nc" or>!;,ont~·

hon .alku \'0\\·SEARCH

r...o AS35(1 Squlrrd ;Inu1"0 Bell ThB heh.....'rtCl">from Hc:'Z.._ \quaUmnlool off on lh.· [orm;,o"on

_ ni~hl 10 JIIl<t..h,ncLnfonun.lh:I,. h;,ou

"eJ.lh... r fOlc...d;,on e;lrh rc·- lum 10 '\S 'o"r;,o loe

dlf(raft tk'....neu ""p.orJh,hJ ..hon "me lal,'r" hen con·

- uluons ,mpro,ed .lnU ;,or·",cd In Jindalo'ne 10 l0ln.l

_ ~.l "'in~ lrom 1.~17

"h.eo h.... .lrn~..d earlta-Ill", dt'I;,o,'hmenl 'lJ'ed

;,01 and openltcd from lh..Siallon R..-.on. normal!> a!lu'" plan' uunn\; lhe ~IK'"

..ca\<"1"T1l<' fol1o"lIlg da~ ;,II;,olr·

cr<,"~ 10"1. dd,.lnl;,o~e 01lhe pt.'rfeel ('ondIllOn) 10 fharea famtllanS.lllOn sorlles,

Mounlaln fhlnglechmques .lnu na"lg;lllon<kill< were praellscd ;,ondlested; ,0100 "a~ rl.'tul.'hllg111 lhe field. underlalen b}r\rm) pcrwnnt'l fromRAAOC Bamlianna.

Also a full scalc S,\Re.•crci!;C was held 111\01> 1l1~

a ~arch for personnel o'er·due In ,I tour "heel dn'cIlle hl."hmpters "l."rc lull.'emplo}e<J In lIlS<'Thngground search pa",~, n~,ng

"";lrch plans .lnd c.uacllOg>eareh per"'<lllncl on~"OmpkllonOf ~'cnt ..

A IllUIllIng W;l~ 'renl"mchmg pef'iOond trumlhe 'anou~ org;,onl\.lllllll'll'll, p,o"dcd lhem "Ith'aluable c\'pcnence .I.~ II IShl.d~ 111<:, ""II toe requlfed10 ..orl. ...·lIh hd",optef"i III

real life 'ioA R ,llualion'Some uct;,o.hmcnt IXr

loOnnet aacploo an m\lla·lion from lhe poloce 10 ab­~,I Ihe Jmdab,nc Dam" all.

Other.> preferred d k'\Samb,tiO!J!;, bur eq\l.llly en­JO}a.bk. g.ame uf .oochfOOlixlJl "Ith personnelfrom the other or-gam~-

lions a~ ",ell as SlatlOn Re·sor1 personncl.

With the exceptIOn ofone AS350 Squirrel all air·crafl rclurlled to ASNo"'ra on complelion ofthe SAR 1lIe remaining<llrcrafl and crew p<lrtin·paled In a ccr~mon) '0marl. Ihe acceplance b) lhe

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Oncc Ihe FFVs :Irc handed o,er 10 ,hc WAFOs Ihc Eboats art: pulled 01,11 of Ihc (Tuk and onlO Ihe beach. The Ecrews are thcn medically ehecked and food and supplies':are broughllO .hem. E

In most cases lhe creWS)Cl up a camp site ne.tllO Ihe,r':heaehcd vessel and subs'SI on a diel of fish and nee. E

Willie Creek is envlronmenlall) hoslile and being so EremOle does not have palrolhng guards or ;,0 ~cunly Efencc. .:

The lhreal of lurking croo:.'O<!lles and snakes ,s enough Eto keep the Inhabilanls In close vlclmty to lhelr boats. .:

Records of Inlcrvil.'w are carned 01,11 by WAFOs Ethrough linguists. E

Up to lWO weeks afTer :irnvallhe maSler ;lnd crew facc EIhe magIstrates court. Maslers who are lOund gUllly and .:who are first offenders generally lose lhelr ~essel Jnd Ecall:h and are placed on a 12 month S2(O) good Ebeh,l\"lOUr hond Thc mast.. r and crew are then deponed .:homc at Common"'ealth expen..c E

Rcpeat olfenders are gencrall) trealed a 101 harsher Ewith Itaollerms rangmg from ],,12 monlh) .:

A[ler a 6().da~ nght of .lppeal penoo the confiscaled Efishlllg 'Q.SCls may be d,sposed of or desuo.ed E

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Cook commendationCommander G:try Sprullit'. Com· The commendation "as for Gllr)·~

manding Officer or STS VOlNG t:N· oUlSlanding ~en'icl:' III YOUNG EN­DEA VOUH. !wlo.... Prl:st'IIIS Chief DEA YOUR as amok :md ...alch·Pell)' Offirer Cook Crai~Shc"'t'll ...ilh a leader,tommcndalion rrOlIl Ihl' Maritimc Thc GO"erllor General Rill Hlol)den,Commander Austr.Jlia. AC. ,,'lIS on board for Ihe presentalion.

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POSITION VACANT

A positiOn is ;Jv:l.ll:ible for a person with amechanical engineering background.Experience with, technical drawing andsurveying a neceSSity.

Housing may be subsidised and relocationexpcnses may be considered.

RemunerJtion will be discussed atinterview.

Pleasc address resumes (0:-

PROJECT ENGINEER

Mr T. McCarthyBlue Circle Southern Cemenc

WilLicwa SireecPortland

1).0. Box 57N.s.W.2847.

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Expected delivery date 26th OCtober.Price per set $35.00.

Cheques/Money Orders payable to:PO K. McPherson, HMAS HOBART

Garden Island SYDNEY 2000.

HMAS HOBART ANNIVERSARY PORT

A two bottle port set has been commissionedand orders are now being taken. Only a limitednumber are available and orders will close by

last mail 25th September, 1990.

No. of sets: at $35.00 ea_

Postage.nd Handli"9 $3 per let TOTAL $, _

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NAVAL PERSONNEL

All sarving and ex-naval personnelare Invited to attend the

FOURTH ANNUAL RE-UNIONSaturday, August 2S 1800 - 0030

at CLUB MORETONHMAS Moreton. MartIY;r Rd.• New fO!m

Cost: S5 (mol eatl ptovidtK1 )~ NotmoI bar p!fces apply

Tony and Chris'sBoarding KennelsPh: (062) 36 9207

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i Uculenanl Peler Siafford. a nedgling ~i navigalor, recend) bemused PWO directing slaff ~

! by anaining Ihe highest marks in theorelical [W i~ studies un RAN I'WO coursl' numbl'r II. i! For hi) effons Peter ''''~ eerenmny w,,) lopped off i::lIwarded an EW profic,e~ b~ lunch m lhc al ....a~ spo.'c, ::!cenifiealc b} lhe S}dnc) laeular IlMAS WATSO~ i::ch"p1er of lhe ASSOCO"lIon wardroom me»_ ::!Of Old CrO'A~ Along "'-llh lhe ccnifiC:lle i! The aS5OCiallon ~ a Pelcr rccc"ed a )ear'~ i::world-w'de bod) wh,ch membersh,p of the aSSOCla- i::promotes and pro.,des a lion. en;,hling hmllU ancnd ::!forum for the exchange and all monthly fur!ctlons ami i!disscmmution of informa- suo!>Cnption 10 the associ;l_ ~

itton on de-fence draromcs. lion's magazmc 'Oefentt i:: ....ilh emphaMS on declromc Eleclromes- :!warfare. PWO /I i:lo currentl) un- ~:: The: framed crrt,flC:lle d.::rgomg lacllQI traming al ::!"W3S presented by [he prl.'S'- Ihe \\ ATS01\ rru before ::idenl of Ihe S)dnq chapler. laeLling Ihe .sea a~S$menl T"~ Ct.-HBEHUS co,xn"siu' co" ..nsi_ ro..rsc •._LSCOX Morris (bad: row, I~ft). POCOXSM lIt1f1kins. U-COX Sa1ll. LSeOX Hill. LScOX ~

! Mr Kevin CafToli. and the In early Augusl KinK. LSCOX D4!fld/PIfln (front ro ..., l~jlJ, LScOX Wfllh~f30n,CPOCOX HoI/is rlnslnt€for). LEUT /'ria rCIO). LSCOX Soles. LScOX Whi/4!, ii and I-SCOX Kimmor/ey. ~

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I oxswalns a are I- -! i:: ::~ """"'" The first COll....ain Ccm.ersion COl.l~e of 11190 ..'as con-~:: duded al IIMAS CERUERUS. i! This Willi al.'iO Ihc firsl Prescml\. Ihere IS an oc- ~! I,me in 16 ),ears Ihat Ihc eupaltonal' anal~is bemg ~:: course has been run al conduC1ed on lhe coxs\lO,nnl:;~ CERBERUS. na,-al pohce bunch. \IOhidt §~ Since 1974theschool .. as \IOill detenmnc the ruture of ~

! p;ort of the Naval Police Ihe 1\100 branches. . ~=- school al Garden Island. Unul . lhls occupational i:: Undcr Ihc inSlruclion of anal~ IS oompleted. and on §~ CPOCOX Ross Hollis (ex- advice from OSI'. it is un· ii JERVIS BAY) IOswdcms likel), Ihal Ihere "Ill be a i:: from various calegones charge coxs", .. ,n,>· COl.lrsc ~

; swd.ed pe~nel n)()'e- ror 1990. . i! ments. Ie,He and viclUal- If IocrI' are iln) enl.jl.llncs ::i lmg. relaling 10 Ihe brunch Ihc §:: A good understandm of contact number 's (059)::= 'h' DFDA ." ,.,,', 837011 Exl. 7592 ::=- ~ . a '"",1 me !,1""~"~"~"~"~"~"~'~"~"~"~"~;'~"~"~"~"~"~"~I;':: was gamed which w.ll be:: Ir! rurther enhanced once the i TAX RETURNS:: students ha\'e been cox,>-::; W".lins m Ihclr respeC:II\e ~ Prepared for! shot"c eslabhshmcnts_ ~ members of the; Bc:cotusc oftbe shon lime § serymg Forces, byi availabk 10 Ihe inslructor:: qualified Acrountant! to effeclivel) bring 'on lmc' § and Tax Agent.! the new course. outSide as- § Interslate residents! sistanee was sought from § and previous yearsi scnior coxswains m lhe:: returns no problem.! Fleel and Lieulenanl Pam §- - Please conlact::: I'rice (managemcnt .sehool ::! CIO). 10 delermine the! ERIC KAHN,:: most effeC1I"e lesson pacLs :: Phone (02) 450 2800§ Ihal would gIve the SIU- ~ and(02)446179(a.h.):: dents lbe w,dest possible:: (Participating ill! .• LEUT Uuc:d/n (I,jt), CAPT JOrdOll and CNS. base on whICh 10 bl.llld Ihelr !! OLD Crow wmnu LE.UT Stafford. COM....a'" ellreer. :: electronic lodgemeDt)

"W;:~:o~~;;~::""""''':;;~~i~''''''1Med a I' n ig h t for I'''''''''''''''''''''''''::'::'':OBARTCanberra. ACT - - Celebrates 25 years in SERVICE

=.::::~~ iE.::;; Istaff graduates Ij for::d~~~~aIS ~=lhe~~ ~ Chief of Nanl Starr Vi« Admiral • Rear Admiral Griffiths. AD. 050. ~

on posting to & from WId Apple II. ! Mib ltud.'iOn "il;iled the RAN Starr CoI- OSC pre.sented tbe G.R. Griffiths prizo: !Canberra. AI90 available 13M i ICIC 10 addteS!i lhr CnodlulliD, N.vy SUfi" Jointly 10 Squadron Leader Steve;

~ SofIw<re anc:l ! C_~ lJl90 alNl to preen' tfttirlCllles Walker. RAAF. and to Major- Brice §P'lbIic ~ SlJfIware. ~ .lldprizftlorou~naeIRM"HI .. J",_7. Paa:y. RA Intelligence Corp".... ho tied §:5.25" ($5) anc:l3.5'"{$10).::. by achieving the highest aggregate of ::~ ~1.11li!S lor ! <:,rad~auon :-vas fo.l1owed by a RANSC marks _ the first lime lhis has ever oc- i

T""'W.,l~ s::~.....,.- :: ladlCS night dInner m the wardroom at cUfTed al the RAN Siaff College. ::IR 'U "lI"'.....".... : HMAS PENGUIN. and the officers have =

~ .......... details. G-LC'"=="-:=::======-, ~ now taken up new poslings in Ihe Fleet. The RG prize is awarded to Ihe SIU- i! Navy Office. HOADF. overscilS. or in den~ .... 110 dC":I0".straICs t~e beSI slaff po- !:: shore eslablishmenl$. lenhal by ach,evlng Ihe h'ghesl aggregale ::: of marLs during lbe course. ii VADM Hudson congrululaled all of- • The: dIrector of lbe RAN St.llrfCol-!! rl«TS on their achie~e.ments on sta.ff lege. Captain Keilh Jordon. presenled ;:i course. and .presenled Lleulenant Dav)d the d,rector's prize to Sqoadron Leader:: Name::: Lascclles ....,Ih the RAN Staff College Sle\'e Walker. RAAF. the student asses- :-:: Medal. which il> awarded to the Sludenl sed as the best public speaker during the:: Address:! who makes the greatest contribl.ltion 10 course. i~ the ac~ievemcnt .of Ihe RAN ~Iaff CoI- • The AllSaalian Naval lnslitole i:: ~'1:, a~~~ rovcr~ng ~ch allnbot~ as Medal "'as awarded to LCDR Lpll!i """;,,a'MIlp. panlClpal~. co-opera~,on. Cocks. RNZN. lbe Sludenl ....00 pro-! Phone:! po5Jtlve approach, • ~,.h~rtIX~ .. 3C,h~~e- duccd the: best essay on an aspect of Au- ii menlo support 0 actIVIties. an" urt""r- stmlia's maritime Slraie-IY. LCOR Cod's!i ance of co~rsc harmony. essay was lilled: '11lc South West!:: OIher pnzes were- awarded. 3S follows: Pacific: Strategic Backwaler or ...?-. =-=:11111111111"11111111111I111111111I1111111111111111111I"""1111111111(11111I1(111111111I1111111111111111111111111111"71 i

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something the managementof Endeavour House hasworked to overcome.

Manager. Warmnt Of·ficer Wagner said it nowhad someone manning thcswitch 24 hours a day. witheight lines in. There arealso seven gold phonesinstalled.

And for the body buil·ders. he assured NavyNews thai the free weightsare coming...

SAIN Stadt: "motto

AB Coltman: imprtSstd.

Housing pleasessailorsEndcll\'OOr lIouse. Ihe

Na"fs new approach 10"[iresl}l!' accommodation'in S}dnc)" is pleasing itstenanb.

The complex. 3t SouthCoogce. has 353 re~idcnls

and the response of (hosewho have scI up homethere has beC" favourable.with 3 few minor excep­tions.

Seaman SIG MichaelSearle of HMAS KUT·TAI3UL likes Ihe food andthe acoommodalion. butsaid Endeavour House wasa linle inaccessible.

'Signalmen work diffe­rent hours to everyone clr.e,and so we don'( gel till."supplied transport, M hesaid.

'II's a lillie far out.'He is also concerned

about some incidences ofvandalism. and IS con­cerned 'they will ruin it foreveryone else.'

Able Seaman Mark Col­eman. who came off livingout allowance to move intoEndeavour House. is 'veryimpressed'.

'Everything you need ishere. it's well set up: hesaid.

'No one runs amol. it'squiet and good for watch·keepers'.

Able Se~man Michael~olt has just posted infrom HMAS HARMANand said Endeavour Housewas 'an unbelievablechange'.

'This place is ideal ... butif you don'l have a car it's abit of a hassle.

'And there arc no freeweights in the gym'.

Able Seaman DeanCoughran agreed with ASScolt: the gym needs freeweights. and wilhout a carit's hard 10 get to. He said itwas a $17 taxi fare from thccity.

But. he said. the foodwas good - complete witha baked dinner on Sundays!

Scaman Brad Palmercompleted his basic Irainingat HMAS CERBERUS be·fore moving to Endea\"OurHouse. and is he impressed... he likes the rooms, thefood and the fact that hecould come and go as hepleased.

But he voice what ap­peared to be a commonconcern: a lack" of tele­phones. However. this is

SUPPORT DAFFODIL DAYShips and shore establishments are being asked to

again support the Cancer Council's popular DaffodilDay on Seplember I.

For $10 you can have 10 daffodils in an auractive prcsen­talion box delivered by Braggs Couriers to family or lovedones anywhere in Auslralia on September I, the first dayof Spring.

Daffodil Day proved to be popular among ships' com­panies last year. with HMAS COOK winning the CancerCouncil's award for the greatest number of flowers orderedby a ship.

The elosing date ror orders is August 17. Credit card or­ders can be made by 'phoning the Cancer Council on 264­8888. or make cheques for $10 payable to: The CancerCouncil, P.O. Box 7070. Sydney 2001.

AU Tony Fox from HAlAS ADELAIDE pfaas an tadydaffodil ordtr wilh Vantssa Annstrong from tht Canur

Councif.

CommunityOfficer

However. if there ismore than one bid from anarea a local Family SupportCommiltee will need to beformed to consider andprioritise the bids.

FORMS• For application formsand a copy of the guidelinescontact any of the follow·mg:• localDevelopment(ADFILS):• Navy Pcrsonnel ServicesOrganisation;• Army Community Ser·vices;• RAAF Social Worker orFamily Liaison Officer; or• the National Consulta·tive Group of ServiceSpouses.

CLOSE?Closing dates for applica·

tions IS September 30.\990.

Applications receivedafler this date may not beconsidercd.

Ml'etings are currentlybeing held in YOUR area.

If you arc interested inbecoming involved antiwould like to participate ina group bidding for fundscontact your local COO.

REMEMBER THISPROGRAM [S FOR THEBENEFIT OF ALL DE­FENCE FAMILIES.

Extra body width trans­lates into 23mm more shoul­der mom in the rear and5mm in the front. Worth·while improvements havebeen mad~ to front and rearhead room. front leg rOOmand rear kllee room.

KF Laser is available inthree bodystyles - a five·door hatch, a four·doorsedan and a sporty three·door TX3. There is no stationwagOll. but the KE Laserwagon may continue.

Our test vehiele. a newfive·door hatch "S" modelserics. has been imroducedto the 1990 Laser range. TheLaser S is based on the hatchGL. but has the 1.8-litre 16­val"e EFI ellgine. four·wheeldisc brakes, a distinclive two­tone exterior paint scheme,P175165HR 14-inch whLoclsand unique wheel covers asstandard equipment.

Inside. the S has a morespony seat trim. driver's scatlumbar adjustment.tachometer. twin-spot mapdome lights. ignition light,and a hcadlamps·on chime.Power steering (as men­1I0ned earlier) is optional onmanual Sand mandmory,,'ilh the optional electroni·cally-conlrolled four·speedautomatic transmission. Fordjustifiably expects the Smodel 10 have strollg appealto younger buyers.

DECISIONS

ELIGIBILITY

ment for neighbourhoodhouses. project costs forprograms run by commun·ity organisations involvingDefence families. SCOUi andguidc groups and sehoolparent and cilizens associa·lions.

Grants are available 10:• Defence families in·terested in joining togetherto develop a project or aprogram; and

• existing groups m thecommunity composed of,or benefiuing. Defencefamilies.

It is important 10 re·member Ihat projects mustbe devcloped BY Defencefamilies FOR THE BE­NEFIT OF Defencefamilies.

Bids will be assessed byan Advisory Committeewho recommend to the de·legale which applicationsshould be funded.

Where there is only oneapplication from a localarea it will be considered bythe Advisory Committeeprovided it provides be·nefits to a significantnumber of Defence familiesliving in Ihat area.

New sleek look,more power forKF Laser rangecompromising economy Ormanoeuvr.lbility.

The KF is built on a2500mm wheelbase, ~lXImm

10llger than KE. Overallwidth is up 50mm to 1695mmand height reduced 15mm to1375mm. Hatch models (in.'eluding the t .....o·door TX3)are 275mm (1O.8in) longeiand now match their sedanstablemates at 427Omm.Sedall length is increased just75mm, mainly in the bum·pers. and front and rearIracks have been widened40rnm and 20mm respec­tively.

These increases have ena·bled Ford stylists to giveLaser a sleeker. lower, widerlook, with a slimmer Iloseprofile, lo.....er cowl and ,,'in·dow sill (belt) line, moresleeply raked "'indscrcen andrear glass, and a short bootextension On the hatch.

Hatch boot room is up 22per ceOllO a class· leading 3&5litres. while fuel-tank capac­ity in all models is also 22 percent more at 55 litres to givea louring rangc over 8O()kmin most mO<1els. Sedan bootmom is comparable to KEbut has a lo.....er, -bumper·level lift-over.

The rear seat and rear,,·hcels have been movedslightly rearwards to improverear occupant access vialarger rear door openings.

Family groups' $793,000support grants in 1989/90

The Family Support funding Program, which approved grants totalling$793,215 in 1989/90, is seeking applications rrom more RAN ramilygroups.

The program is designed

'0fence families and improvea sense of community by~

• providing grants forcommunity proJCCIS de·veloped by Defencefamilies;

• encour.lging Defencefamilies and groups to de·termine needs in a localarea; and

• increasing opporlunitiesfor Defence families to un·dertake self·help projects.

The Family SupportFunding Program com·menced in 1989. as aMinisterial initiative result·ing from the Cross Reporl.

The types of projeclS ap·proved in 1989190 wcre var·ied and included thc pureh·ase of toys and equipmentfor playgroups, childcarefacilities and kindergartens.playground equipment. reofurbishment of. and equip·

Our tt$l \'thicft, LaStr'S', is a ntw modtJ in the Lastr rangt.They're sleek, respon­

sive and noticeably big­ger inside and out thanthe two earlier genera­tions of the marque.

The newcomers are the KFFord Laser range boasting1.6 Or 1.8 litre engines withmore power and better fueleconomy.

Recommended retailprices start at $14,991 for theL. The top-selling model, lheGL hatchback manual. hasincreased only one per cenlto $16.350 despite the inclu·sion of additional features.The FL sedan has risen byonly 0.7 per cem to $16,627.

A new sporty "S" five-doorhatch model slots into Laser'straditional UGUGhiarrx3range and, at $18,340. is thecheapest model to offer thenew 1.8-litre 16-valve engineand four· .....heel disc brakes.

The $2t.700 high·perfor·mance TX3. which exclu·sively sports a t.....in-cam ver·sion of Laser's new 1.8-litrel6-val"e engine. is $2.609[10.7 per cent) cheaper thanits 1.6-litre lurbo predeces­w,.

We recently spent sometime behind the wheel of a Shatch manual ~ cheapestmodel to offer the bigger 1.8litre EFI engine. all''''heeldisc brakes and 14" wheels.

The much·needed powersteering ($695) took the priceof Ihe test car to $19.085,

Other options a"ailablewere airoonditioning ($1613),four·speed auto ~nd prestigepaint ($100).

KF Laser is slightly biggerth~n the KE Model duc to re·search here ~nd Q\'erseaswhich showed th~t sm~ll·car

buyers arc looking for morebalanced styling, more in·tcrior room. luggage spareand perform~nce without

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Hair Cuts $ 10Flat Top $12Beard Trim $4

Shampoo Cut & Dry $13

PHONE: 357 1436Shop 4/12 Macleay Siree'

Potts Point.Short walk from Navy News

BELL GOES HOMEAfter 77 .}'ears, the magnificent Royal Au.stralian

Naval College (RANC) bell will again toll out overCorio Bay.

The bell was originally hung at the first Royal AuslralianNaval College founded in 1911 in Osborne House, NorthGeclong.

Two years later. the college was lTansfcrred to JervisBay and the bell said farewell to Geelong. In 1930 the bell,and the College. moved to HMAS CERBERUS unlil1958. In that year the College was set upat HMAS CRES·WELL and Ihe bell was put into storage. [I has now beenreturned to its original home at Osborne House.

Piclured are Sub·Lieutenant Tony (Pugsley). Booth andCouncillor Neville Lewis. President of the Shire of Corio.

WESTERN V1STRICfS (of Sydney): Next meeting of Ihis group is being heldon Thursday, August 9, al IO.3Oam in the group's club rooms.

A 5c Auction will be final arrangemenls for our All cancellations must beheld, which is lots of fun. loved ones. phoned at least 24 hours in

To partake you will need On September 7 a trip to advance.to bring along donations to the Ray Martin Show hasthe auction. ie. cakes. been organised.plants. any unwanted itcms It will leave at 8.30amfrom home. and be back around 3.3Opm

It is also planned to have in Nowra.a baby photo gucssing com. The cost has yet 10 bepetition. so bring along an worked out. but should beold baby photo. or one around $10 or so.talen a linle while ago. [f you arc interested,

Babpitling IS proVided then ring Billie o~ 221 081;free of charge. and morning .Another Bargalll Buyerslca will be served. \TIp has been arranged for

. Saturday. November 17.A fashion pa~,~de has Morc information will be

been planned for I ue.sday. puhlished later. but bookAu~ust 28..at 7.,3Opm III the your spot for this fun day.Senior Sailors Mess at .........HMAS NIRIMBA. CANBERRA: A three.

The fashions will once course sil\'er service by theagain be presented by Staf· hospitality studcnts undcrford Fashions of Penri~h. tmining at TAFE will bewho have such an extensive held on Friday. August 24.range. Cost is jusl $15 a head.

Cost for this great even- and n:asonably priceding is just $5. which in- wines will be cxtra.eludes nibbles and a light Bookings are open andsupper and refreshments. will be striclly limited to

If you would like to join members and Iheir partnersin. Ihen ring Bev on 674 only.3213 or Kathy on 688 3917 Phone Julia on 295 2562to secure your ticlel. for more details.

Tickets will be sold. be· ***forehand only. CERBERUS: Next func·

tion coming up is a self-de­fence demonstration and avisit by a representativefrom the Police Force, tobe held at aub Cerberuson Tuesday. August 21, at1O.3Oam.

Babysitting will be avail­able at the 4C's for $4 perchild. $7 per family.

Phone Debbie Redmanon 895 280 if you'd like touse this service.

NOWRA: The nextmonthly coffee morning isbeing held on August 15 at9.3()am in Flat 2. CanberraDrive. Nowra Hill (ncarHMAS ALBATROSS).

Ian Strathy from WrayOwen Funeral Directorswill come along to present a!IIlk Oil how to go about thedelicate process of making

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1§ nrtbllil and squash Inms Vrall'T prr~lal:e of fat BERUS. Unfortunatel)' EEundefeated lind Ihl' ~If ... hl'n you ..-ork out III. RAAF w.ill nol be com· E

\ :: alMl lHId<e)' lrams haRI!:- cl)mfort.b1I'. IKralh.blt> petmg Ih,s year. Rumor:§ ing in there. WI' .11 A\'. pacl'. "'or • brisk ,,·alk. has It thaI ~OMG §: A.GO ,"'ish all other de. half Ihe fuel is fal. bOll for Rocky Hudson ,s a "cr} :E pob ino'oh'ed in Ihe finab • jog of I'(fulll di!ililnce, relleo'ed AUSlralian Rules E:: Ihe he'sl of luck. fal is jusl 40". of Ihe ruel. {'Oach after CERBERUS ::: Of cou~, if Ih" lime il. chalked up it's firsl win of:E I'quIII ror a jug IIr .. all Ihe season Good Iud:: to §;; * * * lou'n bum mOrl' calorie.... Rocky and the rest of Ihe ::§ "'l'lllll ...';lh Ihe run. S" if CERBERUS Australian E: )'ou'rt thinkin!; '00'11 rt'c- Rules learn for the rest of ::E ph,cl' Ihal 30 minule run the season =E Well. most of you 0011 .. ilh a 30 minule .. all< be -§Ihere who use the Sj'dne} warned-)"ou ""on'l burn * • *:1'IIaV\' Gl"mnaslUm would a.. n,any tlilorin. Hul ir§Ix: 'awa~e of the- ne" .'ou'n· bcen run"in, ~, -II's 1I.1"'II)"s a pleasure 10 =.: roulmes for lunchtIme fit- minule~ II d.y thTl~'" times- ...-ril....OOul an)"one ... ho::nes~ ~CSSlons I'or tho.e a ...·.,el< lind pilln 10 .. all_ i' lIl1aU) d ...dicated 10 E:of )"001 .. ho aren't. please 60 minule•• fin' lillie!> II Iheir fao'ourile adi,-il).::Iakc nOle: ;<'lond,t\'~ ~ ..~!; )"" J'uSI n,., bun' -_. ~periall, • PT. This:::CUCUIt lTammg. Tuesrla,'" more fal .nd )'our knee..__ bring-'> lu mind. Wesl.,m :.,- aerobIc», Wednesday's ... ill Ihllnk)lMl rUT it.~_ siretchmg dnd ""urn Suburbs PT (ali.s Peb- =EU~ ror leam~ elC, Thurs- bleo.) ... hto has bern de- E- da ' b F * * * II'c1eG pnnisinll roc!; EE '.' - aero Ia.. n- dimbing trc:hniqu6 un:

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Tlte effortS dunng lram­mg and 3SSIsung In 1f:1I1preparation were re...-artJedby a successful uial race'

and Cabramurra tour.Na•.,'s b.lesl qualifiers

...·ere Ralph Lordmg(HOBART). Mark Purcell(CERBERUS). Mal Taykll(COOK) and Peler Baxler(WATER"IE1'II).

It ....;lS mleresllng 10 nOleIhe good pubhc reiahollS

largesl and mOSI popularfun and commuOl'" filnessbicycle tide. drawmgpeople from all O\'el NSWand mlerslale

Please phone Mere(hlhLee on (02) 9Stl 6755 furenln' fonns and furtherinfo;'malion.

Tlte dall) rouune of six10 se.en hours lralnmg on"OOV> ...as made: e..en moreunng b) an early mornln.!:run 10 haslcn acbmatlSallOO10 exercise at Ihe hIgherah,l\Hk

1lIc learn also as.sisledlhe Cabr.lmurra Sk, Oubb} remo"mg Irces brokenb) heav) SOO" falls fromthe !rack ulo'Cd for lhe an­nual Cabramurra tour.

tht' annual IY!HICilibank S)'dney 10 the'Gong ride.

The 89 k,lomelre routeJoms the beauliful atlC'S ofSfdne) ant.! Wollongong.

111e nde. Oil .!>unda),1'II()lcmbcr 25. is Auslralia's

kiers ch

follo .. inj!. ~uccb5rul

lrial~ Ittt' Nll\~ cros)counln ,l.i 'earn i, loo&.­ing SlrunJ: and ronfidenlfOf" :II third su«nshewin in Ih... cumin):. inler­Mn-icc ~ries.

No learn In tke hblOf)' ofthe compelltiOn ha~

xhle\ed thl.>The ~~ I) on from

August 8-10.1l\e tnab ....ere: con­

dUCted on tl'oc lO;ell g1om­med trails of CabramulTI.

As ....ell lI"i being dmcnhard b) Peter Sm\lh, a lop1e,·...1 Austrahan roach. Incabtlilll,'$ of the !eM expen­enced were ,mpro\-.x! ....,IhIhe 3SSl~lancc of DnanRead (rthred RAN officer).. ho I.> no" a profcSSKlnaleros.'> country ski mSIrUC10rHIS \ulunlary a»,stanc.e"'<Ili greatl) appreciated

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"MAS CAIR."IrlS' foolball side has In the gnnd final CAIRNS DIet Cu~lomS

won the area's Goo'emment Interode. and at halftIme lhe NaV} SIde lT1uled 0-1partmental Touch football Competi. In tlK- SC'COnd half CAIRNS made up lhetioo. lee"'-:ly and ...hen lbe final "'hl5lle sounded

Bestde. HMAS CAIR S other learns m lhe scores were locted at 2-all..Ihe rompelllloo were Ca,rn~ CuslomS. Exira Illne "''lIS played and allb conclusionCa,ms allport slaff. amllS Feder:tl Pohecl both teams had added anOlher II) for a l-alleIB and Calms a'rport firefighters tally.

The CAIRNS le3D1 wcnl mlO tbe grand The .!:ame lben "'enl'nlO -sudden death~

final fa.·ourue afler Ix:ing unbealen durmg ...·lIh CAIRNS scoring firsl 10 '''In 4-3.Ihe 12 ...·eels or Ihe oompclluon Try scorers for lire ....mners ...·ert> ABMET

The side fimshed lbe senC'S ... ,Ih a 7J.I9 for Tanner (IWO). POSN Balhgale and CPOSUand agamsl record. Hme.

C(Jmhinin~ exercise,,'ilh fun and MIIisingmont) for Ihe MultipleSderosis Society of NewSoulh Wales is the ob·jectin' of a da)' for Ihe10.000 C)'dil.1S ...Iid·paled to partidp:l1c ill

Thr successful UMAS CAIRNS lOuch /OfJlbDJI ullm, bDd:: CPO Hinc, LS Andrtws(CdP'.). L'i J)u"jes·Gr(Jhdm, IS mucla, 1¥J Kl'lly;front: AB Tannrr, SWR P"il1jp~·.

CPO ford. 1>() "uth/lou; obsrnl: PO Gn,', PO Logan.

PUSH ON FOR FUNDS

Tllr \ary ITO.') tOIl"")' ~ki ,"'dliil~ ... looki", for a" iturr·&n·;cr IIdt-lrid._

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Trophy defcndcr CRES­WELL (also 12) has a de·ferred match againstNIRlMBA and then meetsALBATROSS and KUT·TABUL In the finalrounds.

ALBATROSS (also 12)has deferred matchesagainst KUlTABUL andN1RlMBA and meetsCRESWELL andNIRIMBA in the finalrounds.

KUTIABUL (10) has adeferrcd match againsl AL­BATROSS then PEN­GUIN and CRESWELL.

Early·season form teamPENGUIN (10) has suf­fered five straight lossesand has only a matchagainst KUlTABUL and abye to come.

NIRIMBA (eight points)has deferred matches wilhCRESWELL and ALBAT­ROSS and then meetsPLATSIWATERI-IEN andALBATROSS.

The semi-finals areseheduled for September19. the final on (Xlober 3and the grand final 011

OClober 17.

Inter-Service lrials willbe held on September 12and September 26 and··I'o,sibles" , "Prob..hles··un October Ill.

PIcK. "ou '" opph<oble .quore.Addrfll

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CRUCIALWIN FORWATSON

IVA TSON caproin Gary Mason ... conlribuft'd a volu­ablt' 35. Pic/un: LSPlI Mat Hack.

Lanky lert-hander Murray Widdeson has betteredhis 22 handicap by II shols 10 guide Ihe rasi-finish­ing WATSON 10 a crucial win over KUTTABUL ina deferred Wills Cup midweek golf game al TheCoasl.

KUTIABUL playerswere silting comfortably inthe clubhouse till the l;lstgroup. ....hich includedMurray. returned theircards.

WATSON finished vic­tor by 188-178 10 remain insemi·final contention.

Gordon Burns hit a valu­able 38. skipper GaryMason and "Doc" Dohertyeach 35s and Brian Shaw­cross 33 while KUT·TABUL's best ....ere MarkLewis 38. Petcr Simpsonand Peler Gerrey each 37sand Tom Kolosko 34.

WATSON (\2 points)has a bye and lhen shouldbeat PLATS!WATERHEN in Ihe last

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~ a e r 5 a S~--E A lasl-dilch errorl by HMAS KUT- Randwick on Wednesday but heavy ralll on for an unconvertcd touchdown. EETABUL has secured ror illhe direc1 route Tuesday and Wednesday put a stop to that. But six minutes later KUlTABUL5Iarted its =EinlO Ihis year's Dempster Cup midweek Sydney received more than lUO millimetres in surge with a penalty by fullback John Oakes. EERugby grand final. 24 hours while the roads out of ALBATROSS The ,urge climaxed five minutes from the end E= In the major semi-final at Randwick in Sydney were cut on Wednesday morning aftcr the when breakaway Peterie crashed his way past EEKUTrABUL met old rival ALBATROSS and Nowra area had been soaled by about 150 mil- several ALBATROSS defenders to touch down =

,. ,·'J-aMn, '0 Ih- poeto. =_-=for 65 of the 70 minutes ALBATROSS ap--- Imetres. " ~~ ... ~ 0

Epeared to have the game in ils leeping. ALBATROSS could be considered unlucky Oakes steered over a simple conversion to EE But ~l determined. crashing run five minutes not to be in the grand final in place of KUT- give his side the easicr of the routes to the grand ==from the end by Ihe greens' brealaway. Randall TABUL. final. EEPeterie. gave KUTIABUL a narrow 9-7 vic- For the majority of the mateh Ihebluesplayed As reneeled by the 9·0 outcome the minor EEtory. the beller football and it was only a shon burst semi-Final was also a low-scoring gmne. E

There was little in the first 35 minutes with ::= The win put KU'ITABUL straight into the by KUlTABUL which won it the game.Egrand final at Concord Oval on August 22. In fact. one of the KUTIABUL players ad- NIRIMBA going into halftime with a slender 3"{) EE ALBATROSS now has to do it the hard way. milled after the game that the team had played lead compliments of a penalty by five·eighth ::

Do"herty. E:: by beating NIRIMBA in the postponed prelimi- only about 20 minutes of good Rugby.Enary final on August 15 at Randwick. At halftime Ihe blues led 3.nil after breaka- There was little difference in the second half ::ENIRlf..1BA forged a berth in the final by bealing way/centre Dave Cunningham landed a penalty. with tlie only try of the game coming five mi- E:: WATSON 9·nil in the minor semi at Randwiek. ALBATROSS then consolidated the 3dv3ntage nutes from time when NI RIMBA winger Paul ::E The final bet"'een ALBATROSS and five minutes into the scrond half when hooker Applegate scored for Dougherty to convert.ENIRIMBA was to Iiave been played at Shayne Rossetto forced his way over wide out The loss put an cnd to WATSON·sseason.,

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