NEW SO WALES · AUS'IRAI~ FOOTBALL LEAGUE

1987 STATE DIRECTORY & Handbook for Oubs & Schools AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE 1987 STATE DIRECTORY & HANDBOOK for Clubs & Schools

CONTENTS

Page Index ...... 1 Office bearers ...... 2 Photographs of Office Bearers ...... 3 What functions do the N.S.W.A.F.L. have? ...... 7 List of Leagues and Clubs ...... 8 N.S.W.A.F.L./ development officers job specifications ...... 30 Development officers with photos ...... 31 1987 development programme ...... 33 1987 Country Trips ...... 39 Courses conducted by N.S.W.A.F.L...... 39 The national coaching scheme ...... 40 1987 representative football calendar ...... 42 Interstate competitions ...... 43 State team staff ...... 46 Umpires ...... 47 Registration and transfer of players ...... 47 Aussie football ...... 54 Time keepers ...... 55 State Government assistance ...... 57 Registration of records ...... 58 Recognition of service ...... 58 The N.S.W. Govt. sporting injuries insurance scheme ...... 59 Interstate Leagues ...... 62 Insurance ...... 63 Draw or fixture template ...... 64 Location of Grounds in Sydney ...... 66

Official Publication of the New South Wales Australian Football League Limited

Published by Abundant Life Publishing House in conjunction with Kevin Bennett & Associates

Advertising by Abundant Life Publishing House, Suite 2, 1st Floor, 275 Elizabeth Street, Sydney, 2000 Phone (02) 261 2776 NEW SOUTH WALES AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE LIMITED

OFFICE BEARERS

CHIEF COMMISSIONER

Keith R. Miller MBE

COMMISSIONERS R.A. Gillett, D.M. Smith, R.G. Pritchard, R.A. Thomas

CHIEF EXECUTIVE Ian H Granland

Development Manager Administration Manager Greg Harris Geoff Armstrong Regional Director of Coaching State Registrar Bob McConnell Development Manager Administration Assistant *Tony Turner Miss Linda Blackburn

Development Officers Craig Davis Steve Wright Craig Holden Darren McAsey

OFFICES Pat Hills Stand, RAS Showground, Moore Park POST AL ADDRESS P.O. Box 333, STRAWBERRY HILLS, 2012 *Riverina: P.O. Box 1, , 2650 TELEPHONE 332 3791 ' 332 3873' 332 3986 *Riverina Office: (069) 31 2511 TELEX FAX 176072 3602391

2 NEW SOUTH WALES AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE

OFFICE BEARERS-1987

COMMISSIONERS

Chief Commissioner - Keith Miller MBE Keith played Australian Football for St Ki Ida, he went on to represent and on moving to Syd ney represented NSW in interstate football. He played 55 Test Matches for between 1946 and 1956 and was consi­ dered the best all round cricketer of his era. He toured every cricketing nation (in­ cluding three tours of England) and was vice ca ptain on tours of the W est Indies (1955) and England (1956). Miller represented NSW and Victoria in the Sheffield Shield, and was captai n of NSW on 26 occasions between 1949 and 1956.

Rod Gillett Bob Pritchard Rod is only 30 years of age, however, Bob is the Chief Executive of Pow­ during that time he has had a wealth erplay International, the Owner and of experience in the administration Marketing Arm of the Sydney Swans. of football, being involved in the ini­ He has a vast experience in all areas tial push for the NSW Country Foot­ of Marketing and is no stranger to ball League and later as a Football Austrarian Football, having played in Director of the NSW League. both Melbourne and Sydney.

3 Daryll Smith Ron Thomas Daryll i a former Pres ident of the As General Manager of the ydney New South Wales Football Leagu . wans, Ron has a ve led intercc; t in He gained his association with Syd­ the progress and development of the ney Club Campbelltown and o rigi­ cod in NSW. nally hails from . He Originally a VFL Football r Ron ha s quite an impre ive record in be amc N W tale Di rec tor of Football Administration . Coaching upon hi move to Sydney when the Swan~ hifted in 1982. STAFF

CHIEF EXECUTIVE - Ian Granland, 38 A person with a vast knowledge and experi ence in all areas of Football in NSW.

- DEVELOPMENT MANAGER - Greg Harris, 31 A former State Coach and Coach of East Sydney Club. Greg is another who knows the NSW scene fairly extensively having played and rep resented the State at various levels.

4 ADMINISTRATION MANAGER - Geoff Armstrong, 25 Geoff is new to Australian Football, however, has an extensive knowledge of sport gener­ ally. His duties include NSW Junior Footall, Country, Umpiring and Player Insurance.

REGISTRAR - Bob McConnell Bob is the longest serving employee. He is mainly involved in clearances as a clearancing house for player transfers both in and out of the State. Bob also doubles as the office man­ ager.

ADMINISTRATION ASSIST ANT - Linda Blackburn Joined the League in October 1986. Linda has proved a capable and helpful assistant. She is always available to offer helpful advice any time.

FINANCIAL CONTROLLER-Tony Mahoney s Tony works in a part time capacity administering the Financial areas of both the NSW League and senior competitions in Sydney. WHAT FUNCTIONS DO THE N.S.W. AUSTRALIAN A. Level One for junior coaches in Metropolitan Sydney. FOOTBALL LEAGUE HAVE B. Sessions conducted at Teachers' Colleges.

Any state sporting organisation has certain specific 10. Jo liaise with Regional Sports Convenors, Zone Sec­ functions which it is committed to carry out under its retaries and School Teachers withih your region. charter. 11. To attend all respective Junior Association meetings. The N.S.W.A.F.L. is no exception; their particular responsibilities include: 12. To attend games where possible in your)unior As­ sociation. *To determine and administer the rules governing the 13. To distribute and administer required resources. registration and transfer of players within N.S.W. 14. To maintainclose contact with local newspapers on *To process all interstate clearances for players major promotion_s in your area. transferring to or from N.S.W. 15. To keep an update list of secretaries and other con­ *To arrange all interstate matches and the selection of tacts within your area. N.S.W. players 16. To arrange clinic nights for both senior and junior *To arrange any intra-state carnivals, trials and clubs within your area. championship matches. 17. To attend all meetings and file regular reports and *To conduct all negotiations with State and Federal worksheets as instructed. Governments and the National Football League of Australia with regards to assistance, development and promotion.

*To arrange various courses for players, coaches and officials to assist them in their area of responsibility.

The N.S.W.A.F.L. carries out many more tasks in its role as the State Controlling Body, however, this booklet will attempt to explain in more detail the functions outlined above. ), Development Officers Job Specifications 1. To select a targetted number of Aussie Footy Primary FUND RAISING OPPORTUNITIES Schools, both State and Catholic, and ensure that CONSUMER PRODUCT MARKETING, football instruction and practice takes place during Australia's largest product sampling and market school, PE lessons and that junior rules are played in research Co., can give your association the opportunity to raise funds through our Club Pack matches. programme. 2. To ensure that clinics are conducted and followed up Our Club Pack contains mostly full size product at the above Metropolitan Primary Schools. samples with some trial size, from leading manufacturers such as Rexona, Nestle, Kelloggs and Uncle Bens of Australia - this gives consumers the 3. To prepare a list of the above targetted Schools and opportunity to trial and evaluate new products deliver such lists to the Regional Coaching Director. without paying for them. (A nominal processing fee is payable - currently $5.50 per pack). Our 4. To co-ordinate and prepare the development squad in questionnaire ensures your members only receive your metropolitan area. products useful to them. CLUB PACK-FUND 5. To assist in the formation of the Development RAISING Committee and arrange a minimum of three meetings ADVANTAGES: per year for this committee. 1. Cash donations 2. Gift Items. 6. To organise through your contacts, Promotional Trips CLUB PACK - HOW IT WORKS FOR YOU: to your country areas and file a report on these trips to 1. Distribute questionnaires to your members for . the Regional Coaching Director. their families and friends to complete and return by the agreed collection date. 7. To assist in the organisation and conduct of the CHS 2. Packs plus prizes/cash will be delivered approx. 2 and PSSA Trials in your region. weeks after collection of completed questionnaires. 8. To help organise and administer the school I'm confident all participants will be delighted with competitions within your region. That is, Lions Cup, the Club Pack contents as will your Association with CHS, PSSA Knockout plus weekly competitions. this fund raising activity. 9. To assist Regional Director of Coaching with the con- Should you require any further information please duct of coaching courses. · call ANNA on 72 0155.

7 ~ THE HILLS AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL CLUB QEeCTIOll • I ~~~~~~;~~~s2120 MOOU BADGES President: Derek Heelan Secretary: Kay Nyhuis SPECIALISTSINTHEMANUFACTURE&SUPPLYOF: Lot203, Windsor Road 17 Lockinvar Parade ·METALBADGES ·COMPANYAWARDS Rouse Hill 2153 Carlingford 2118 ·EMBROIDEREDCLOTHBADGES ·CLUB&COMPANY JEWELLERY Phone: 6291972 648 4999 (b) 871 7384 (h) ·MEDALLIONS, MEDALS & ADVERTISING&PROMOTIONAL COINS ITEMS HOLROYD-PARRAMATIA AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL ·NAME BARS -SOUVENIR SPOONS CLUB P.O. Box 302, Merrylands 2160 FREE DESIGN SERVICE· NO OBLIGATION Prsident: Geoff Featherston Secretary: Terry Kennedy 19H Plaza Towers 1/4-6 Caroline Street, (02) 77 0775 30-34 ChurchlU Avenue Westmead 2145 PERFECTION PLATE HOLDINGS PTY. LTD. Strathfield 2135 230 7175 (b) 633 4951 (h) L 26 Mavis Street, Revesby 2212 _j Phone: 707 4711 (b) 764 3854 (h) NORTH SHORE AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL CLUB 48 Clayton Street, Balmain 2041 ST. GEORGE & SUTHERLAND President: Ray Dignan Secretary: Dennis Keane 70 Kedumba Crescent 48 Clayton Street Extensive Quality Wholesale Range North Turramurra ' Bal main Trophies For All Sports Phone: 226 3724 (w) 44 3692 (h) 819 7933 (w) 810 8510 (h) Giftware For All Occasions ST GEORGE AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL CLUB CLUB SPECIALISTS P.O. Box 165, Hurstville 2220 Engraving President: Neville Shaw Secretary: Ray Brennan 6/24 Cecil Street, .. WHOLESALE ENQUIRIES" 180 Lorraine Street Peakhurst 2210 Monterey 2217 ST. GEORGE & SUTHERLAND Phone: 533 5158 239 5829 (b) 5881554 (h) TROPHIES WESTERN SUBURBS AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL CLUB 79 GYMEA BAY ROAD GYMEA P.O. Box 98, Croyden Park 2196 President: John Kuschert Secretary: Gerry Flint gs2s 6199 51 Cooloongatta Road, 14 Henry Stret, Beverly Hills 2209 Lewisham 2048 Phone: 387 6022 (b) 569 2160 (b & h) • 759 8767 (h)

SYDNEY FOOTBALL LEAGUE AUBURN AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL CLUB Cl- RosnayGolf Club, 4 Weymouth Avenue, Auburn 2144 STATE LEAGUE CLUBS President, Rod Pearce Secretary: Carol Coutts 20A James Street, 7 Robertson Road, BALMAIN AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL CLUB Lidcombe Merrylands 2160 P.O. Box 490, Rozelle 2039 Secretary: Simon Kelly Phone: (047) 35 4333 (b) 637 8120 (h) President: Bill Walford 1/161 Hampden Road 643 2104 (h) 6 Croydon Road Abbotsford 2046 BANKSTOWN SPORTS AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL CLUB Croydon 2133 858 2200 (b) 712 2874 (h) P.O. Box 72, Bankstown 2200 Phone: 29 8091 (b) 799 8107 (h) Prseident: Terry Wells Secretary: Jenny Hancock, 10 Richard Street, 64 Doyle Road Panania 2213 Revesby 2212 CAMPBELLTOWN AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL CLUB Phone: 77 8733 771 3065 (b) 772 1101 (h) P.O.. Box 446, lngleburn 2565 Secretary: Graeme Saddlier President: Jim Little Cl- Kirkahm Park Stud BAULKHAM HILLS AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL CLUB 17 Lowe Crescent Kirkham Lane, 36 Tulloch Street, Blacktown 2148 Camden 2570 CAMDEN 2570 President: Lloyd Davis (046) 66 8208 (h) 40 Oleander Crescent, Phone: 601 2411 (w) (046) 66 9436 (h) Riverstone 2765 Phone: 627 3572 EAST SYDNEY AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL CLUB BLACKTOWN DISTRICTS AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL 32 Ebley Street, Bondi Junction 2022 CLUB President: Mark Gough Secretary: Sandra Hickson 148 Glossop Street, St Marys 2760 25 Bent Street 6/6 Botany Street President: Vince Guymer Secretary: Ray Wilson Paddington 2021 Randwick 2031 148 Glossop Street, 56 Davies Avenue Phone: 33 6225 (h) 266 5022 (b) 398 8712 (h) St Marys 2760 Springwood (047) 51 4143

8 FOREST DISTRICTS AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL CLUB SYDNEY UNIVERSITY AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL CLUB 12 Galway Avenue, Killarney Heights 2087 Sports Union, Sydney University 2006 President: Rob Spokes Secretary: Graham Prsident: Paul Mulvey Secretary: Mark Siebold 8 Chesterman Crescent, McOrist 54 Havilah Avenue 52 Prince Street Davidson 2085 12 Galway Avenue Wahroonga 2076 Mosman 2088 Phone: 29 4681 (b) Killarney Heights Phone: 489 6194 9081850 (h) 452 1048 (h) 925 6666 (b) 451 0523 (h) HAWKESBURY AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL CLUB P.O. Box 359, Richmond 2753 NSW AFFILIATED LEAGUES President: Peter Adams Secretary: Geoff Beare 11 Laurence Street, 104 Woods Road CENTRAL COAST A.F.L. Richmond 2753 Windsor South Phone: (047) 39 7063 (b) (045) 77 5096 Location: Between Sydney and Newcastle (045) 78 4121 (h) Postal Address: 70 Gallipoli Avenue, Umina, 2257 Status: Senior & Junior LIVERPOOL AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL CLUB P.O. Box 104, Liverpool 2170 Secretary: Greg Jubbs League President: Garry McBain President: Paul Lynch 6 Lee Crescent 4 Walker Road Phone: 600 7802 (h) Edensor Park 2176 Wyoming 2251 610 5108 (h) Telephone: (043) 281961

MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY League Secretary: David Spillard AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL CLUB 70 Gallipoli Avenue, Cl- Macquarie University Sports Association, Umina2257 Macquarie University, Secretary: John Kelly Telephone: (043) 41 3894 (h) (02) 642 9492 (w) North Ryde, 2113 95 Campbell Drive President: Robert Heyblock Wahroonga, 2076 League Registrar: Bob Purins 22 Cecil Street, Tel: 489 0234 20 Margot Street Ryde. 2112 Kanwal 2259 Phone: 809 4602 (043) 92 6066 MANLY WARRINGAH AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL CLUB P.O. Box 44, Collaroy Beach 2097 CLUBS President: David Roff Secretary: Leigh Adams 12/21 Kangaroo Street, 8 Georgina Avenue Bateau Bay AFC Manly Elanora Heights 15 Garden Grove, Bateau Bay, 2262 Phone: 428 4444 (b) 2301801 (b) 913 7451 (h) Grades: Les Onions 977 3852 (h) (043) 881656 Secretary: Peter Allen PENRITH AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL CLUB (043) 32 0156 P.O. Box 1024, Penrith 2750 Secretary: David President: Alan Stewart McConnell Killarney Vale AFC 14 Miller Street 4 Pellion Street 30 Ventura Avenue, Bateau Bay 2262 South Penrith 2750 Blaxland 2774 Phone: (047) 21 4214 (047) 361202 (b) Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 17115/13 (047) 39 3258 (h) President: Kevin W Kelleher (043) 32 5964 ST IVES AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL CLUB Secretary: Julie McCarthy P.O. Box 248, St Ives 2075 (043) 32 3437 President: Laurence Davey Secretary: Robert Bayles 54 Yarrabung Street, 10 Bundabah Avenue Gosford/Wyoming AFC St Ives 2075 St Ives 2075 15 Narooma Road, Niagora Park, Phone: 44 4462 922 3777 (b) 440 8839 (h) Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 17/15/13 President: Ben Durban SUTHERLAND AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL CLUB Secretary: Paul Quick 84 Chapman Street, Gymea 2227 (043) 28 2508 President: William Free Secretary: Geoffrey 84 Chapman Avenue, Axford Terrigal AFC Gymea 2227 16 Vernon Avenue 23 Sylvania Road, Umina Beach, 2257 Phone: 524 7437 Gymea Bay 2227 Grades: Des McKenzie 736 0514 (b) 525 5834 (h) (043) 84 2347 UNIVERSITY OF NEW SOUTH WALES Secretary: Brian Sanders AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL FOOTBALL CLUB (043) 41 6749 5/68 Henrietta Street, Waverley. 2024 Lakes AFC President: Tony Moss P.O. Box 286, Wyong, 2259 Tel: (02) 498 1739 Grades: Senior, Resere, Under 17/15/13 Secretary: Peter Davis President: John Hanson 389 4032 Secretary: Glenn Armstrong (043) 92 4177 (h) (043) 24 2666 (w)

9 CENTRAL COAST A.F.L. (con't) Dubbo P.O. Box 1118, Dubbo, 2830 WoyWoyAFC Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 17 P.O. Box 222, Woy Woy, 2256 President: Gavin Grant(068) 82 7079 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 17/15113 Secretary: Colin Major President: Kerry Menz (043) 41 0543 Forbes Secretary: Robyn Menz P.O. Box 191, Forbes, 2871 (043) 41 0543 Grades: Senior, Under 17 President: Ian Watson (068) 57 7749 ~... .i ... .i ... .i ... .i ... .i ... .i ... .i ... .i ... .i ... .i ... .i ... .i ... .i ... .i ... .i ... .i ... Secretary: Paula Sayers (068) 52 3386 ILLAWARRA CHAMPION HOTEL Lithgow LEISURE COAST MOTEL 80 Great Western Highway, Mount Victoria, 2876 WE'RE THE CHAMPIONS DRINK EAT & SLEEP Grades: Senior, Under 17 President: Eric Riddle (063) 51 3624 LARGEST LIQUOR BARN on the Leisure Coast Secretary: Jacqueline Hanson ENORMOUS FAMILY CHINESE BISTRO (063) 871254 (h) (063) 871231 (w) AUSTRALIAN MEALS ALSO AVAILABLE PLAY GROUND FACILITIES FOR CHILDREN Orange P.O. Box 1607, Orange, 2800 You are always welcome at Grades: Senior, Reserve, under 17 THE CHAMPION President: T. Fysse Secretary: G. Wright MINE HOST: ADRIAN IVERACH PIO~EER RD., TOWRADGI PH: (042) 83 3588 Parkes ...... P.O. Box 292, Parkes, 2870 . ~.i.ii.i.i.i.i.i.i.i.i.i.i.i.ii.i Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 17 President: Doug Miller CENTRAL WEST A.F.L. (068) 62 4342 (h) (068) 62 4277 (w) Secretary: Wayne O'Neill Location: Central NSW, borded by Lithgow, Young (068) 62 3425 (h) (068) 62 3822 (w) Furber and Dubbo Postal Address: 153 Lachlan Street, Cowra, 2794 Young Status: Senior & Junior P.O. Box 756, Young, 2549 Grades: Senior, Reserve League President: Michael Dwyer President: Tom Preston 34 Nasmyth Street, Young, 2594 (063) 82 2347 (h) (063) 82 1155 (w) Telephone: (063) 32 2230 • SOCIALS • WEDDINGS League Secretary: Graeme Clements • AFTER GAME FUNCTIONS 153 Lachlan Street, • FOOTY BANQUETS Cowra2794 • 21ST BIRTHDAYS Telephone: (063) 42 2874 (h) (063) 4.21177 (w) • FASHION PARADES League Registrar: Graeme Clements JOHN RUSH, Manager. Umpires Contact: Doug Pritchard Phone Wagga (069) 25 2537 87 Gardiner Street, Orange 2800 Telephone: (063) 624441,

CLUBS YOUR KIND OF MUSIC Bathurst P.O. Box 999, Bathurst, 2795 Location; ,Wagga and surrounding Districts Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 17 Postal Address: P.O. Box 641, Wagga Wagga, 2650 President: Michael Hope Status: Senior (063) 37 9115 Secretary: Michelle Dean League President: John Yates 'Aberdeen' Cowra Yerong Street, 2642 P.O. Box 488, Cowra, 2794 . . Telephone: (069) 20 3519 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 17 President: Graeme Clements League Secretary: Phil Le Petit (063) 42 1177 (w) (063) 42 2874 (h) · 60 Mitchelmore Street, Secretary: Geoff Day · , Wagga Wagga 2650 (063) 42 3879 (h) (063) 42 3355 (w) Telephone: (069) 25 4686

League Registrar: Cl- League Secretary 10 Umpires Contact: Cl- League Secretary CLUBS 88 Vincent Road, Wagga, 2650 Barrellan Grades: Senior, Reserve R.M.B. 56, , 2665 Secretary: Ian Gilmour Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under "t8 (069) 22 4353 Secretary: Bob Inglis (069) 63 9492 Ju nee 7 Cross Street, Ju nee, 2663 Temora Grades: Senior, Reserve Trungley Hall, Temora, 2666 Secretary: John Robertson Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 18 <069) 24 2079 Secretary: Wayne Krause (069) 73 1790 R.A.A.F. United Cl- R.A.A.F. Base, Wagga, 2650 Oakleigh, Mangoplah, 2650 Grades: Senior, Reserve Grades: Senior, Reserve, under 18 Secretary: Peter Heywood Secretary: Maree McRae (069) 23 3376 (069)28 5792 Riverina Bushpigs The Rock P.O. Box 825, Wagga, 2650 4 Bavaria Crescent, Wagga, 2650 Grades: Senior, Reserve Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 18 Secretary: Mark Leng Secretary: David Oehm (069) 23 2654 (069) 22 3458 (in recess) Marrar Avonlea, Boree Crek, 2737 R.M.B. 107, Marrar, 2652 Grades: Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 18 Secretary: Ray Carroll Secretary: Gary Armstrong (069) 271402 (069)27 5126

Collingullie/Ashmore Linton Street, , 2650 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 18 Secretary: Ray Gow ILLAWARRA AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE (069) 20 0158 Location: Wollongong and surroundings Districts Postal Address: 32 Parkside Drive, Dapto, 2530 R.M.B. 248, , 2665 Status: Senior Grades: Senior, Reserve, Secretary: George Cox League President: R. Tunbridge (069) 84 3229 49 Northcliffe Drive North Wagga Berkley 2506 . 43 Mill Street, Wagga, 2650 Telephone:(042) 74 3118 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 18 League Secretary: D. Dorrian Secretary: Randy Kerr 32 Parkside Drive (069) 21 2592 Dapto 2530 Telphone: (042) 61 5354 South Wagga-Tolland 58 Warrawong Street, Wagga, 2650 League Registrar: Cl- League Secretary Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 18 Secretary: Greg Fox Umpires Contact: Barry Lucas (069) 261220 58 Brigadoon Circuit Oak Flats 2529 Whitton Telephone: (042) 56 3863 6 Belah Street, Leeton, 2705 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Secretary: David Boots CLUBS (069) 53 4434 Dapto 30 Rushton Road, Kanahooka 2530 Grades: Senior, Reserve 6 Hassett Street, Tumut, 2720 Secretary: D. Triffitt Grades: Senior (042) 61 4329 Secretary: Bernard Carroll (069) 47 2337 Heathcote 124 Jacana Grove, Heathcote, 2233 Grades: Senior, Reserve 58 Temora Street, Cootamundra, 2590 President: S. Jarvis Grades: Senior, Reserve Secretary: R. Douglas Secretary: Greg Egan (02) 520 6105 (069) 42 2608 11 CLUBS Norths CARRINGTON 7/93 Gipps Road, Gwynneville. 2500 Grades: Senior, CLUB HOTEL President: D. Poole (042) 84 4904 253 LORDS PLACE, Secretary: D. Macpherson ORANGE (063) 622919 Port Kembla P.O. Box 113, Warrawong, 2502 ROBBIE & DAPHNE HURSTMAN Grades: Senior, Reserve, PROUD SPONSORS OF THE President: G. Onley Secretary D. Mann ORANGE "TIGERS" (042) 27 2180 (042) 84 7905 WELCOME YOU. Shell harbour 74 The Kingsway, Barrack Heights, 2519 Grades: Senior, Reserve, CLUBS President: P. Beccari Secretary: M. Debnam (042) 96 4608 Forster Wollongong 18 Regatta Avenue, Forster, 2428 Grades: Senior, ReservE Grades: Senior, Under 16 President: R. Hanson President: Peter Fairbank (042) 71 8205 065) 54 5212 (h) (065) 54 5088 (w) Secretary: M. Patterman Secretary: Mildred Wolfe

Kiama FC Kempsey 9 Farmer Street, Kiama, 2533 3 Douglas Fentiman Street, West Kempsey, 2440 Grades: Reserve Grades: Senior, Under 16 President: Michael Arthur President: Bruce Raeburn (065) 62 4426 (042) 32 3194 (042) 32 1011 (w) Secretary: Rachel Brenton (065) 62 7940 Secretary: Keran Mahoney (042) 32 2660 (h) Port Macquarie MID NORTH COAST A.F.L. 3/29 Home Stret, Port Macquarie, 2444 Grades: Senior, Under 16 Location: NSW North Coast, from Forster to Kempsey. President: Frank Walker Postal Address: 10 Hamlyn Drive, Port Macquarie, 2444 (065) 83 6368 (h) (065) 83 6355 (w) Status: Senior & Junior Secretary: Paul Wilson League President: Allen Lenton Taree Kolodong Road, 6 Donald Street, Taree, 2430 Taree2430 Grades: Senior, Under 16 Telephone: (065) 52 3504 (h) (065) 52 2222 (w) President: Allen Lenton (065) 52 3504 (h) (065) 52 2222 (w) Secretary: Boyd Rendell .1.1THE TOP PUB'' (065) 52 3491

LYNCHES NAROOMA Wauchope Lot 1, Bagnoo Road, Bagnoo, 2446 Home of the Lions Grades: Senior, Under 16 President: Robert Charry (065) 851000 ./;:~ Secretary: Terence Minahan (065) 871212 ~~iuc~ DON'T LET BUGS OVER-RUN YOUR HOME, CALL: LYNCHES HOTEL PRINCES HIGHWAY, NAROOMA WIMPY BARBER'S PHONE (044) 76 2001 PEST & WEED CONTROL League Secretary: Ralph Poidevin ~ Yj, J. 10 Hamlyn Drive ~ i FOR PERSONALISED ATTENTION 1 Port Macquarie 2444 (_~~TO ALL YOUR PEST & WEED PROBLEMS ,;!> Telephone: (065) 83 5853 ALSO ALL CROP SPRAYING WITH 4 WHEEL DRIVE VEHICLES. League Registrar: Peter Wolfe ? 18 Regatta Avenue, Forster, 2428 (065) 54 5212 PHONE 'WIMPY' BARBE Umpires Contact: Cl- League Secretary AT WAGGA ON (069) 22 5777

12 NEWCASTLE AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE Maitland AFC Location: Newcastle & surrounding districts 78 Webland Street, Rutherford, 2320 Postal Address: P.O. Box 2140, Dangar, 2309 Grades: Senior, Reserve Status: Senior & Junior President: Graeme Costin (049) 30 7280(w) (049) 32 7218 League President: Don Geddes Secretary: Rev. K. Woidt P.O. Box 760 (049) 30 7280(w) Newcastle 2300 Telephone: (049) 22 223 (w) Nelson Bay AFC P.O. Box 396, Nelson Bay, 2315 League Secretary: Richard Boyle Grades: Senior, Reserve Telehone: (049) 331537 (h) President: Mr J Davison (049) 81 3055/2498 League Registrar: Tracey Clayton Secretary: Mr G Gaylor Telephone: (049) 69 6867 Singleton AFC Umpires Contact: Mr. P. Harris P.O. Box 470, Singleton, 2330 1A Cooper Street, Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 14 Dudley2290 President: Mr I Craige Telephone: (049) 49 7575 (h) (049) 61 0451 (w) (049) 78 8435(w) Secretary: Mr S Gould (049) 731036(h)

Warners Bay AFC 13 Melton Place, Croudace Bay, 2280 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 14 President: Mr J McKeown (049) 46 8681 (h) CLUBS Secretary: Mr R Ashford (049) 46 7002 Raymond Terrace AFC -- · ...- Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 17, Under 14 Waif send AFC President: David Robinson 7 Marton Street, Shortland, 2307 (049) 87 4233 (049) 28 6725 (w) Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 14 Secretary: M Sargent Mr Rod Brown (049) 28 6528 (h) (049) 28 2522(w) Secretary: Mr George Simpson Western Suburbs AFC (049) 68 1939(w) 28 Swan Street, Newcastle, 2300 (049) 43 0441 (h) (049) 51 5316(h) Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 17, U14 President: Lal Battaglia (049) 43 7693 (049) 69 0775 (w) Secretary: Jim Arnold NORTH COAST A.F.L. (049) 22 917 (h) Location: North Coast of NSW, from Nambucca Williamtown AFC Heads to Grafton, P.O. Box 394, Raymond Terrace, 2324 Postal Address: P.O. Box 6200, Coffs Harbour, 2540 Grades: Senior, Reserve Status: Senior & Junior President: Fsgt. R. Murphy (049) 28 6437 League President: Don Smith Secretary: Cpl. N. Carle 20 Edgecombe Avenue (049) 28 6661 Junction Hill, Grafton 2460 Newcastle City AFC Telephone: (066) 42 2366 (w) (066) 44 7610 (h) P.O. Box 157, Islington, 2297, Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 17, U14, League Secretary: Bob Silvester President: Mr A Woodhams 5 Wentworth-Smith Street (049) 63 4933 (h) (049) 55 9244 (w) Walla Beach 2448 Secretary: Mrs J Taylor League Registrar: Jeff Harris Cardiff AFC P.O. Box 1610 P.O. Box 351, Charlestown, 2290 Coffs Harbour 2540 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 17, U14, (066) 52 5118 (h) (066) 52 7727 (w) President: Allan White (049) 57 4993 Umpires Contact: Geoff Simper Secretary: Ben Jensen 6 Penn Close (049) 68 0477 (w) Coffs Harbour 2450 (047) 49 8769 (h) (066); 52 1078 (h)

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14, CLUBS Sawtellffoormina P.O. Box 743, Coffs Harbour, 2540 Grafton Grades: Senior, P.O. Box 327, South Grafton, 2461 President: Basil Ruxton Grades: Senior, (066) 53 4587 Secretary: Bruce Fieldhouse Nambucca Valley (066) 531728 Cl- P.O. Box 6200, Coffs Harbour, 2540 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 13 South Coffs Harbour President: Trevor Schultz P.O. Box 1095, Coffs Harbour, 2540 (066) 68 7643 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 17, Under 13 Secretary: Bob Silvester President: Warren Birkett (066) 52 5822 North Coffs Harbour Secretary: Barbara Birkett P.O. Box 1472, Coffs Harbour, 2540 (066) 52 5822 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 17, President: Ralph Hall Woolgoolga (066) 52 7072 P.O. Box 134, Woolgoolga, 2456 Secretary: Bob Fleming Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 17, Under 13 (066) 52 7475 President: Adrian Moss (066) 54 0113 Secretary: Ted Williams NORTH WEST AUSTRALIAN RULES FOOTBALL SAPPHIRE COAST FOOTBALL LEAGUE ASSOCIATION Location: Far South Coast of NSW Location: New England region, extending west Postal Address: P.O. Box 163, Pambula, 5249 to Moree, Wee Waa and Coonabarabran Status: Senior & Junior Postal Address: P.O. Box 263, Tamworth, 2340 Status: Senior & Junior League President: Ken Woodman

League President: Barry Broad Telephone: (0649) 51 505 (w) (0649) 51 234 (h) Telephone: (067) 67 9164 League Secretary: Perry Wittig League Secretary: Clem Kearns Telephone: (0649) 52 080 (h) Telephone: (067) 67 0255 League Registrar: Clem Kearns League Registrar: Mal Brassington (0649) 52 235 (h) Umpires Contact: David Lamb Cl- Earl Page College, Armidale 2351 CLUBS Telephone: (067) 73 2732 Bega/Wolumla Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 16 CLUBS President: Allen Thom (0649) 49112 Armidale United Secretary: Julie Hayes Wright College University of New England (0649) 21152 Armidale 2351 Grades: Senior, Under 17 Eden Secretary: Michael Japp Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 16 (067) 73 2409 President: G.C. Cresser (0649) 61 859 Coonabarabran Secretary: Carol Craven Grades: Senior, Under 17 (649) 61 895 President: Rodney Bird (068) 411905 Secretary: Graeme Wilken (068) 42 8250 Coo ma Gunnedah Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 16 P.O. Box 183, Gunnedah, 2380 President: Alan McClure Grades: Senior, Under 17 (0649) 23 177 President: Bob Cooper Secretary: Marie Hore Secretary: Peter Sly (0649) 22 497

lnverell Merimbula Marlins 36 Jack Street, lnverell, Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 16 Grades: Senior, Under 17 President: Rob Wright President: Robert Rutherford (0649) 51 253 (067) 230 4132 Secretary: Norm Pinne Secretary: John Moffat (0649) 51 070 (067) 22 1695 Narooma Tamworth Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 16 P.O. Box 263, Tamworth, 2340 President: Jim Wiggins Grades: Senior, Under 17 (0649) 73 5358 President: Mike Dale Secretary: Geoff Everett (067) 66 6617 (0649) 76 2327 Secretary: Pamela Kearns (067) 67 0255 Pam bu la Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 16 WeeWaa President: Geoff Brown P.O. Box 346, Wee Waa, 2388 (0649) 56 742 Grades: Senior, Under 17 Secretary: Chris Hopkins President: Darryl Young (0649) 56 359 Secretary: Rick Mulvey Mallacoota Moree Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 16 P.O. Box 416, Moree, 2400 President: John Coolquhoun Grades: Senior, Under 17 (0649) 58 0488 President: Geoff Dickie Secretary: Des Tully Secretary: Mike Montgomery (0649) 58 0398

16 Wyndham HMAS Albatross Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 16 199 Osbourne Street, Nowra, 2541 President: Greg Moore Grades: Senior, Reserve (0649) 53 031 President: Derrick Whyte Secretary: Russell Watts (044) 21 7694 (0649) 56 937 Secretary: Sue Shute (044) 21 2765 RSL Diggers Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 16 Milton/Ulladulla President: Alan Simpson P.O. Box 259, Ulladulla, 2539 (0649) 59 335 Grades: Senior, Reserve Secretary: Greg Wollaston President: John Lestrange (0649) 52 343 (044) 55 1635 Secretary: Barry Leeder Tathra (044) 55 5212 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 16 President: Rob Little Nowra (0649) 41 683 P.O. Box 418, Nowra, 2541 Secretary: Ewan Munro Grades: Senior, Reserve (0649) 41 386 President: Mick Groves (044) 21 8631 Secretary: Robyn Groves (044) 21 8631 SOUTH COAST A.F.L.

Location: NSW South Coast between Nowra and Bate­ mans Bay Postal Address: P.O. Box 20 Bomaderry 2541. Status: Senior SUMMERLAND A.F.L. Location: Far North Coast of NSW League Executive Director: Allen Baker Postal Address: 20 Brampton Avenue, P.O. Box20. Ballina 2478 Bomaderry 2541 Status: Senior & Junior Telephone: (044) 21 7271 League President: Tony Lennen League Secretary: Robyn Groves 30 Carwarra Street P.O. Box20 Ballina 2478 Bomaderry 2541 Telephone: (066) 86 6238 (h) Telephone: (044) 21 8631 (066) 86 4700 (w) League Registrar: CJ- Allen Baker Umpires Contact: CJ-Allen Baker League Secretary: John Woods 20 Brampton Avenue, Ballina 2478 Telephone: (066) 86 6742 CLUBS League Registrar: Lindsay Noble Batemans Bay (Clearances) 1/3 Luke Place P.O. Box 520, Batemans Bay, 2536 Goonellabah 2480 Grades: Senior, Reserve Telephone: (066) 24 4599 President: Robert Blake Umpires Contact: CJ- League Secretary (044) 72 5392 CLUBS Bomaderry P.O. Box 1022, East Nowra, 2541 Ballina Grades: Senior, Reserve CJ- Australian Hotel, Ballina President: Neville Hickmott Grades: Senior, Under 15 (044) 21 3364 President: Bob Hill Secretary: Lloyd Rixon (066) 86 4591 (044) 221849 Secretary: Narelle Bessling (066) 86 3900 East Nowra Magpies P.O. Box 1023, East Nowra, 2541 Byron Bay Grades: Senior, Reserve 12 Glasgow Street, Suffolk Park, 2481 President: Paul De Bevs Grades: Senior, (044) 21 6631 (h) (044) 211938 (w) President: Bob Nix Secretary: Sandra De Bevs (066) 85 3143 (044) 21 6631 Secretary: Stephen Hardwick

17 Goonellabah 43 Pindari Crescent, Goonellabah, 2480 Grades: Senior, Under 15 League Secretary: Lionel H. Johnston President: N. Watts 17 Morgan Street, (066) 24 3406 Broken Hill 2880 Secretary: M. Peters Telephone: (080) 2229 (066) 241591 League Registrar: Lionel H Johnston Lismore 54 Hindmarsh Street,Lismore Umpires Contact: Steve Pavlich Grades: Senior, Under 15 323 Kaolin Street President: J. Wickhamb Broken Hill 2880 Secretary: Alan Wilson Telephone: (080) 881196

Murwillumbah CLUBS Smith Creek Road, Uki 2484 Grades: Senior, Under 15 Central Broken Hill President: Stephen Lowry Warnock Street, Broken Hill, 2880 (066) 79 5205 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Open, Under 17/15/13111/9/7 Secretary: Paul Vecchiet President: John Nissen (066) 79 5264 (080) 4878 Secretary: Des Kennedy NSW DUAL AFFILIATED LEAGUES (080) 7710 North Broken Hill BROKEN HILL F.L. Silver Street, Broken Hill, 2880 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Open, Under 17115113/11/9/7 Location: Broken Hill and surrounding districts President: Brian Thomas Postal Address: P.O. Box 72, Broken Hill, 2880 (080) 88 2509 Status: Secretary: John Kinnear League Chairman: Stan R. Brooks (080) 6222 269 Knox Street, Broken Hill 2880 Telephone: (080) 88 8339(w) (080) 2598(w) iNE€ 1~L~~~INDUSTRIESPTY.LTDI D.N.T. INDUSTRIES PTY. LTD. • 101 lllawarra Road (P.O. BOX 638) CPEERLESS Marrickville NSW 2204 MELBOURNE: SYDNEY: Teiephone: (03) 878 2711 Telephone: (02) 699 6021 Phone (02) 560 7988 (3 lines) Telex: PIERRE AA 743301. FAX: 560 6125 PERTH: Ambient Lighting CHRISTCHURCH: Export Bankers: Westpac - Royal Exchange (09) 381 2528 Marketing & Management ~ 2kW POWER (NZ)Ltd (3)68208 Manufacturer's of: • AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL JERSEYS WITH PERFORMANCE • CUSHFOOT SOCKS • CLUB JACKETS •TRACKSUITS EUROPHANE PRT40 New lightweight high absorbency core spun cotton Australian rules jerseys. I "_ Especially suited to warmer climates. '" I ~OUNTRY ORDERS A SPECIALIT'C_J

South Broken Hill Bonanza Street, Broken Hill, 2880 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Open, Under 17/15/13/11/9/7 President: Bob Rotton (080) 6114 Secretary: Gerald Davis (080) 4620

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18 Imperial ASSOCIATIONS, CLUBS, P.O. Box 203, Narrandera, 2700 BUSINESS ORGANIZATIONS, SCHOOLS, ETC. Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 19 Secretary: Peter Royle Have Your Own Magazine Published. (069) 59 2560 Histories, Annuals, Special Events or "This is your Life" Publications Turvey Park P.O. Box 551, Wagga Wagga, 2650 contact: Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 19 ABUNDANT LIFE PUBLISHING HOUSE Secretary: Mrs Laraine Hill Suite 2, 1st Floor,275 Elizabeth Street, (069) 22 5002 SYDNEY2000. Phone: (02) 261 2776 Wagga Tigers P.O. Box S-168, South Wagga, 2650 Grades: Senior, ,Reserve, Under 19 RIVERINA FOOTBALL LEAGUE Secretary: Clyde Green Location: MIA area between Griffith & Wagga (069) 21 4731 Postal Address: 3 Karen Street, Wagga Wagga. 2650 Status: Senior DUAL AFFILIATED CLUBS Goulburn AFC League President: Grant Henderson President: Jim Phelan P.O. Box 2077 8/15 Crean Street, Griffith 2680 Goulburn 2580 Phone: League Secretary: Stewart Fraser 3 Karen Street Secretary: Gavin Halder Wagga Wagga 2650 1/20 Mundy Street, Gou I burn League Registrar: Cl- League Secretary (048) 21 6966 (h) Umpires Contact: Cl- League Secretary (048) 21 7233 (w)

CLUBS Queanbeyan AFC Chairman: Ron Fowlie Miroul 4/55 Cooma Street P.O. Box 39, Ariah Park, 2665 Queanbeyan 2620 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 19 Phone: (062) 97 7052(h) Secretary: Jamie Gordon (062) 80 4266(w) (069) 741138 UNAFFILIATED CLUBS LOCATED IN Coolamon Rovers Cl- Coolamon Hotel NSW (BY LEAGUE) Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 19 Secretary: Graham Cord FOOTBALL LEAGUE (069) 27 3028 COREEN East Wagga Kooringal Victoria Street, 2646 P.O. Box 87, Wagga Wagga, 2650 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 16 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 19 President: P. Carroll Secretary: Jack Keating (060) 35 8556 (069) 261434 Secretary: Chris Collins (060) 33 2002 Ganmain 68 Langham Street, Ganmain, 2702 Grades: Sen'1or, Reserve, Under 19 Robinson Street, Daysdale 2646 Secretary: Dennis Richards (069) 27 6224 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 16 President: Len Nixon (060) 35 0215 Griffith Secretary: Jeff Rhodes P.O. Box 652, Griffith, 2680 (060) 35 0222 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 19 Secretary: Ian Wade COLEAMBALL Y (069) 62 2600 Stock Street, 2706 Leeton Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 16 President: Brian O'Donoghue P .0 .Box 29, Leeton, 2705 (069) 54 9162 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 19 Secretary: John Curphy Secretary: Don Kelly (069) 68 4247 (069) 53 3516

19 HOPEFIELD/BURASA P.O. Box 117, Corowa 2646 DElllCK I SONS (GIA/NJ Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 16 PTY.LTD. President: George Hocking (060) 35 8222 GRAIN & PRODUCE MERCHANTS Secretary: Col Hendren •Agent tor Golden Poultry (060) 33 2037 • Pfvot Distributor •Barley Marketing Board OAKLANDS • Cash Grain Buyer P.O. Oaklands 2646 LOT1, Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 16 President: Andy Dickens INDUSTRIAL AVE, (060) 35 4319 TEMORA Secretary: John Gain PHONE (069) 771733 (060) 35 4244 Biii &John Preston RAND P.O. Rand, 2642 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 16 If you have friends, President: Ian Kreutzberger (060) 29 5277 relatives or business Secretary: Noel Taylor (060) 29 5277 associates in one of RENNIE "Pine Oak", Rennie 2646 the following 34 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 16 President: John Robinson (060) 32 4150 destinations, fly Air Secretary: Bobby Lewis (060) 35 3841 NSW to see them. Ballina* Dubbo Narrabri Bega* Eden* Narrandera Brisbane Griffith Narromine* Vardi Street, Urana 2645 Broken Hill Hobart Newcastle Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 16 Canberra Leeton* Noosa* President: Peter Driscoll Casino Lightening Ridge* Norfolk Island (069) 20 8035 Coffs Harbour Lismore* Sydney Secretary: G. Bradford Coolangatta Maroochydore Wagg a Coo ma Melbourne Walgett (069) 20 8089 Coonabarabran Merimbula Warren* Coon amble Moree ECHUCA F.L. Devon port Mudgee Bunnaloo R.M.B. 2570, , 2739 AirN.SW. Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 14 *These destination have coach connections. President: Peter Renaldi Secretary: Jamie Hearn Burrumbuttuck 329 Cadell Street, Albury, 2640 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 17 Road, Mathoura, 2710 President: Michael Dunkett Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 14 (060) 25 8933 President: R. Douglas Secretary: Glen Teesdale Secretary: McCormick C. (060) 21 1749 Moama East Lavington 44 Meninya Street, Moama, 2739 582 Lines Street, Lavington, 2641 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 17, Under 14 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 17 President: Bill Lynn President: Graham Turner Secretary: Jerry Butcher (060) 25 4370 Secretary: John Attridge HUME F.L. (060) 25 3556

Brocklesby Henty Hotel Brocklesby, 2642 P.O. Box Henty, 2658 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 17 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 17 President: Ian Schilg President: Pat Corrigan (060) 29 4235 (069) 29 3013 Secretary: Tony Porta Secretary: Tim Taylor (060) 29 4213 (069) 29 3133

20 MID-MURRAY F.L. 63 Hawkins Street, Howlong, 2643 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 17 President: John Milton Wee Street, Balranald, 2715 (060) 26 5634 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 17/15/13/11 Secretary: Stephen Farrelly President: Ian Bridgewood (060) 26 5241 (050) 4841247 Secretary: John Greenham (050) 4841220 Creek Street, Jindera, 2642 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 17 President: Graeme Moll (060) 26 2219 Road, Tooleybuc, 2739 Secretary: David Sykes Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 17/15/13/11 (060) 26 3447 President: Gary Thompson, (050) 32 1612 (h).(050) 30 5382 Lockhart Secretary: Glen Parker P.O. Box 34, Lockhart, 2656 (050) 32 2932 (w) Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 17 President: Terry Pollack (069) 20 6231 MILEWA F.L. Secretary: Ray Turner (069) 20 5581 (w) (069) 20 5565 (h) Alcheringa P.O. Box 99, Gal Gal Osbourne Grades: Senior "Moira" Yerong Creek, 2642 President: P. Freckleton Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 17 (050) 24 8626 President: Gary O'Connell Secretary: J. Hall (069) 20 5115 (050) 23 3774 Secretary: Owen Hogan (069) 20 6167 Coomealla 27 Sharland Street, Mildrua, 3500 Grades: Senior Table Top Road, Jindera, 2642 President: A. Kelly Grades: Senior, Reserve (050) 27 4590 President: Wayne Milne (060) 29 8008 Secretary: S. Clarke Secretary: Greg Mahoney (050) 30 5382

Walla Walla "Pine Dale", Walla Walla, 2659 MURRAY F.L. Gra~es: Senior, Reserve, Under 17 Berrigan President: Ross Krause 8 Greggery's Road, Berrigan, 2712 (060) 26 0560 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 17,14 Secretary: Noel Wilksch President: Joe Nicholls (060) 29 2122 (058) 74 2085(w) (058) 85 2246(hJ Secretary: Heather Barclay (058) 85 2416(h) (058) 85 2201 (w) Kerang F.L. Hay P.O. Box 141, Deniliquin, 2710 P.O. Box 305, Hay, 2711 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 17, 14 Gra~es: Senior, Reserve, Under 17 President: Lindsay Renwick (058) 81 3239 President: Robert Howard Secretary: Val Meadowcroft (069) 931286 (058) 81 3928 Secretary: Diane Rosser (069) 93 1157 Finley "Summersby", Finley, 2713 Gra~es: Senior, Reserve, Under 17,14 Cl- Royal Ho~el, 50 Morago Street, Moulamein, 2739 President: John Hawkins Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 17 (058) 83 9423 President: Peter Jackson Secretary: Joyce Brain (058) 87 4146 (058) 83 7225 Secretary: Margaret Candran (058) 87 4122 P.O. Box 99, Jerilderie, 2716 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 17, 14 Cl- P.O. Wakool, 2710 President: Ray Anttiony Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 17 (058) 861648 President: Bill Hulands Secretary: Shane Jukes (054) 53 8228 (058) 861584 (h) Secretary: Chris Mills (058) 861203 (w) 21 (058) 87 1197 P.O. Box 44, Mulwala, 2647 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 17, 14 n 1971, when Swans star Warrick Capper was President: Bob Crothers still in under 11s, a Football legend began .... (057) 44 3797 that legend is "INSIDE FOOTBALL". Secretary: Peter Einerson (057) 44 3263 *Now in its 17th Season and still the country's 0 NL Y true football authority. 95 Tuppel Street, Tocumwal, 2714 Its stood the test of time, it's broken all the Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 17, 14 big stories and in 1987 it continues to boast the President: Jim Cullen biggest name writers. (058) 74 2242 Secretary: Greg Thompson *Inside Football..... not just another Johnny (058) 74 2358 (h) come lately, but rather the 17 year old bible the (058) 831344 (w) officials rely on.

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Border Cl- Border Football Club, Barham, 2739 FOR ADVERTISING CONTACT David Rhys-Jones*** on (03) 605 4277 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 17 Graharn Joss on (02) 957 2033 President: Nick Rolfe (054) 53 2324 Secretary: Ross Townsend *** (054) 53 2292 IF IT'S FOOTBALL NEWS... IT'S NORTHERN RIVERINA F.L. Condobolin - Milby Grades: Senior, Under 17, 13 President: Maurie Seaton (068) 97 5231

Four Corners "Whompoony" Tullibigeal, 2669 Grades: Senior, Under 17, 13 OVENS & MURRAY F.L. President: David Ireland (069) 72 9220 Albury P.O. Box 233, Albury, 2640 Girral -West Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 18 15 Parkes Street, President: David Kefford Grades: Senior, Under 17, 13 (060) 25 4635 Secretary: Rod Nemback Secretary: Ron Newell (060) 25 3085 Lake Cargelligo P.O. Box 132, Lake Cargelligo, 2672 Corowa/Rutherglen Grades: Senior, Under 17, 13 P.O. Box 179, Corowa, 2646 Secretary: Mrs Lorraine Haase Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 18 President: John Fraser (060) 331158 Tallimba Secretary: Bruce Rosser Pope Street, Tallimba, 2669 (060) 331879 Grades: Senior, Under 17, 13 Secretary: Mr A. Kennedy Lavington (069) 75 7216 P.O. Box 134, Lavington, 2641 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 18 Tullibigeal President: Brian Chalmers "Glen hope", Tullibigeal, 2667 (060) 25 2301 Grades: Senior, Under 17, 13 Secretary: Tom Gittings Secretary: Peter Glasgow (060) 25 4886 (069) 72 9193 North Albury P.O. Box 87, Albury, 2640 "Mount Alma", Ungarie, 2669 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 18 Grades: Senior, Under 17, 13 President: Max Morgan Secretary: Daryl Henley (060) 25 2644 (069) 95 7219 Secretary: Merv Mcintosh (060) 26 2273

22 PICOLA F.L. SYDNEY JUNIOR ASSOCIATIONS CAMPBELLTOWN & DISTRICTS JUNIOR P.O. Box 129, Barooga, 3644 FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION Gra~es: Senior, Reserve, Under 17, 14 President: John Bruce President: Jess Harper (058) 76 2229 23 Alliott Street, Secretary: Joe Gawne BRADBURY 2560 (058) 73 4541 Phone: (046) 26 6468

Blighty Secretary: Robyn Channell "Myola", Finley, 2713 19 Fletcher Street Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 17, 14 MINT02566 President: Len Savage Secretary: Phone: 603 7525 (058) 82 6286 Ray Hehir Registrar: Craig Rowley (058) 83 7257 Lot 104, Cullen Place MINT02566 Deniliquin Rovers Phone: 603 9662 458 Wood Street, Deniliquin Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 17, 14 Umpires Contact: Ian Curtis President: Ian Chessells Cl- lngham's Enterprises Secretary: Ian Young Hume Highway, (058) 81 2523 BARGO 2574 Phone: (046) 841113 SUNRAYSIA F.L. CLUBS Wentworth P.O. Box 104, Dareton, 2717 CAMDEN Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 17, 15, 13, 11 10 Banks Place, Camden President: Ken Forster Grades: Under 9, Under 11, Under 13, Under 15, Under (050) 27 4737 17 Secretary: John Harris Secretary: Carol-Ann Watts (050) 27 4710 (046) 55 2306(h) (046) 25 2131 (w) TALLANGATTA F.L. CAMPBELL TOWN POLICE YOUTH JNR FC (Swans) 46 Condamine Street, Campbelltown Grades: Under9, Under11, Under13, Under15, Under 84 Belfour Street, Culcairn, 2660 17 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 17, 14 Secretary: Jan Mclaughlin President: Wayne Barber (046) 26 6430 (060) 29 8473 Secretary: Trevor Smith CAMPBELL TOWN COLLEGIANS (060) 29 8343 P.O. Box 1004, Campbelltown Grades: Under9, Under11, Under13, Under15, Under 17 Holbrook Secretary: Robyn Harper Bardwell Street, Holbrook (046) 26 6468 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 17, 14 President: Leo Mackinley INGLEBURN (060) 36 2611 1 Calvados Street, Glenfield Secretary: Jeanette Ross Grades: Under 9, Under 11, Under 13, Under 15, Under (060) 36 2105 17 Secretary: Bob Ward UPPER MURRAY F.L. 605 5535

Tumbarumba MACARTHUR TIGERS P.O. Box31, ,2683 8 Kanangra Crescent, Ruse Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 17 Grades: Under 9, Under 11, Under 13, Under 15, Under President: Alan Waters 17 (060) 37 4126 Secretary: Hercules Caratzas Secretary: Diane Shepherd (046) 25 6199 (069) 48 8234 MACQUARIE FIELDS Lot 104, Cullen Place, Minto 2566 Grades: Under 9, Under 11, Under 13, Under 15, Under 17 Secretary: Debbi Rowley 605 2098

23 MINTO HAWKS Cracks: Under9, UndPr II, Under 13, UndPr 15, Under 17 Contact: Greg Oliver 603 5996

WOLLONDILLY Lot 16, Southern Road, Bargo Grades: Under 9, Under 11, Under 13, Under 15, Under 17 Secretary: Robyn Carpenter (046) 841631

GEORGES RIVER JUNIOR AUSTRALIAN I FOOTBALL ASSOCA TION ~\I I ~' President: Mal McGeorge \~~--~ 62 Wolsley Street GUILDFORD Phone: 632 6444 Our catering cat.ers for Secretary: Heather Ellis 5111 Washington Avenue everyoneunierthe sun. RIVERWOOD Kentucky Fried Chicken B'or twenty. two hundred Phone: 53 5332 has catering packs with or two thousand people. For chicken and chips. coleslaw. picnics. parties or any outing. Registrar: Heather Ellis corn. potato and gravy, and Ask the manager at your delicious salads of all sorts. local store to tell you more. Umpires Contact: Cl- Association Secretary ~ ~ntucky Fried Chicken

CLUBS GLEBE AUBURN 2 Wentworth Park Road, Glebe 7 Robertson Street, Merrylands Grades: Under 9, Under 11, Under 13, Under 15, Under Grades: Under 9, Under 11, Under 13, Under 15, Unde1 17 17 Secretary: Mrs Noreen Wellfare President: Rod Pearce 6601485 643 2104 Secretary: Carol Coutts HOLSWORTHY 637 8120 11 Gemas Street, Holsworthy Grades: Under 9, Under 11, Under 13, Under 15, Under BANKSTOWN GOLD 17 34 Kent Street, Regents Park President: Mr J Tobin Grades: Under 9, Under 11, Under 13, Under 15, Unde1 6111472 17 Secretary: Vicky Evans President: Frank Levine 6111242 645 3681

BANKSTOWN GREEN 64 Valley Road, Padstow Grades: Under 9, Under 11, Under 13, Under 15, Under 17 1nikt's President: Allan Dixon Eastern Suburbs 709 5178 .. Secretary: June Orton Lawn Mowing Service 7721735 Edges cut, corners trimmed, FAIRFIELD weeds killed, lawns fertilized 83 Oxford Street, Smithfield VERY CHEAP RATES Grades: Under9, Under11, Under13 President: Les Ross Phone: (02) 365 0363 604 6159 Secretary: Mrs Dot Pace 609 0571

24 HILLS & DISTRICT JUNIOR AUSTRALIAN PENNANT HILLS FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION 12/B2-ll4 Hunter Street, Horn'>hy Crades: Under 9, Under 11, Under n, Under Fi, Under President: Don Magner 17 9 fishburn Place President: Don Kelley SOUTH WINDSOR 2756 ll71 40.~0 Phone: (045) 72 5604(h) 6881B88(w) Secretary: John Thiessen 47b24fn Secretary: Pam Johnson 17 Radiata Avenue PENRITH BAULKHAM HILLS 2153 P.O. Box 214, Penrith Phone: 6:39 9435 Cradcs: Under 9, Under 11, Under 13, Under 15, Under 17 Registrar: Pam Johnson President: Adrian Hunt (047) :36 1ll65 Umpires Contact: John Lanser Secretary: Mrs J Whitehouse 2/2 Greengate Road (047) ]1 2431 Kl LLARA 2071 Phone: 498 74S8(h) 227 4815(w) SEVEN HILLS CLUBS P.O. Box 108, Seven Hills Grades: Under 9, Under 11, Ulnder 13, Under 15, Under BAULKHAM HILLS 17 21 Oleander Ave Baulkham Hills 2153. President: Gavan Pead 6741498 Grades: Under 9, Under 11, Under 13, Under 15, Under Secretary: Yvonne Lowe 17 624 ~:::02 President: Bill Mcleod 639 6209 WESTBROOK 5:·xret;irv: Jill Turbill 7 Bedford Road, North Epping 674 26< I Grades: Under 9, Under 11, Under 13, Under 15, Under 17 BLACKTOWN President: Mike Kenny 148 Glossop Street, St Marys 875 1614 Grades: Under 9, Under 11, Under 13, Under 15, Under Secretary: Cheryl Fell 17 868 3478 President: Vince Guymer NORTH SHORE - WARRINGAH JUNIOR GREYSTANES AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION P.O. Box 302, Merrylands Grades:-Under 9, Under 11, Under 13, Under 15, Under 17 President: Keith Furniss President: Bob Markrow 43 Woodbine Avenue 6311147 NORMANHURST 2076 Secretary: Bev Haywood Phone: 4871753(h) 690 7026(w) 632 5591 Secretary: David Watkins HAWKESBURY 11 Briony Place P.O. Box 271, Richmond MONA VALE 2103 Grades: Under 9, Under 11, Under 13, Under 15, Under Phone: 997 6944(h) 268 7738(w) 17 President: Ray Younger Registrar: Jeff Melrose (045) 78 2460 71 Grace Avenue Secretary: Sandra Greg FRENCHES FOREST 2086 (045) 76 3467 Phone: 452 4569(h & w)

HORNSBY HEIGHTS Umpires Contact: Bill Greenham P.O. Box 76, Asquith 312 Cross Street Grad"S: Under 11, Under 13 MOSMAN 2088 President: Ian McDermott Phone: 960 2608(h) 760 4411 (w) 477 5089 Seaforth Youth MACQUARIE Secretary: Margaret Jones 11 Chesterfield Road, Epping 2121 15 Kempbridge Avenue Grades: Under 9, Under 11, Unde. 13, Under 15 Under Seaforth 2092 17 ' Phone: 941097 President: Tony McDonnell 86 4593 Secretary: Pat McDonald

25 RIVERVIEW Cl- St Ignatius College, Tambourine Bay Road, Lane Cove, 2066 Grades: Under11, Under13, Under15 Under17 ABC President: Noel Bradford ' 428 3255(h) 428 3033(w) Secretary: Catherine O'Donnell SPORT 969 4826(h) 428 3033(w) ST IVES 21 Warrington Avenue, East Killara Grades: Under 11, Under 13, Under 15 Under 17 President: Warren Hocking ' 449 9916(h) 436 0611(w) Secretary: Dennis Wilson 4982840

WILLOUGHBY 81 Benelong Road, Cremorne, 2090 Grades: Under11, Under13, Under15 Under17 President: Neil Macbeth ' 411 5969 Secretary: Peter Marrow 90 3066

ST GEORGE/SUTHERLAND JUNIOR AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION

President: John Foy 48 Jellicoe Street, CARINGBAH 2229 Phone: 5251683(h) 339 3522(w)

CLUBS Secretary: Mrs E Cruickshank P.O. Box 116 EAST SYDNEY Penshurst 2222 15 Evans Street, Bronte 2024 Phone: 520 6922 Grades: Under 11, Under 13, Under 15, Under 17 President: David Vole Registrar: Cl- Association Secretary 398 8015 Secretary: Robert Hayes Umpires: Cl-Association Secretary 389 3711 CLUBS FOREST DISTRICTS 12 Galway Avenue, Killarney Heights, 2087 CROYDON PARK Grades: Under 11, Under 13, Under 15 Under 17 Cl- Association Secretary President: Rob Spokes ' ~;ades: Under 9, Under 11, Under 13, Under 15, Under 4521043 (h) 294681(w) Secretary: Graeme McOrist President: George Kirby 451 0523(h) 925 6666(w) Secretary: Lorna Mccann

MANLY WARRINGAH CRON ULLA 8 Georgina Avenue, Elanora Heights, 2099 33 Goodacre Avenue, Miranda Grades: Under 11, Under 13, Under 15, Under 17 Grades: Under 9, Under 11, Under 13 Under 15 Under 17 ' ' President: Leigh Adams 913 7451(h) 2301801(w) President: John Foy Secretary: Mrs Dawn Adams 5251683(h) 525 8097 913 7451 Secretary: Ann Costigan 339 3522(w) PITTWATER BANGOR P.O.Box 480, Newport Beach, 2106 Grades: Under11, Under13, Under15, Under17 5 McCabe Close, Menai President: Ron Castles Grades: Under 9, Under 11, Under 13 Under 15 450 2196(h) 633 2211 (w) President: Helmut Barlag~ ' Secretary: Leonie Boscher Secretary: Susan Bawdinette 997 5065 543 2216

26 HEATHCOTE/ENGADINt:: ILLAWARRA JUNIOR AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL Cl- Association Secretary COUNCIL Grades: Under 9, Under 11, Under 13, Under 15, Under Location: Wollongong and surrounding Districts 17 Address: P.O. Box 152, WARRAWONG 2502 President: Steve Jarvis Status: Junior Secretary: Reg Douglas 520 6105 President: Rod Hanson MIRANDA 24 Marrill Place Cl- Association Secretary CORDEAUX HEIGHTS 2526 Grades: Under 9, Under 11, Under 13, Under 15, Under Phone: (042) 71 8205 17 Secretary: Mr J Brown Registrar: Graham Lawford 5284057 8 Booyong Street, WEST WOLLONGONG 2500 PENSHURST R.S.L. Phone: (042) 291224 4 Empress Place, Hurstville Grades: Under 9, Under 11, Under 13, Under 15, Under Secretary/Treasurer: Sue Lawford 17 8 Booyong Street, President: Trevor Trounson WEST WOLLONGONG 2500 570 3986 Phone: (042) 291224(h) Secretary: Kevin Arthur (042) 29 0888(w)

RAMSGATE R.S.L. 17 Francis Avenue, Brighton Le Sands Grades: Under 9, Under 11, Under 13, Under 15, Under 17 President: John Mahoney CLUBS Secretary: Phil Stelzer 599 3005 DAPTO A.F.C. Grades: Under11, Under13, Under15, Under17 SUTHERLAND Contact: Ron Visman Cl- Association Secretary 12 Bundarra Place Grades: Under 9, Under 11, Under 13, Under 15, Under DAPTO 2530 17 Phone: (042) 61 2106(h) (042) 611811(w) Secretary: Greg Howard 521 3620 NORTHERN DISTRICTS A.F.C. AFFILIATED NSW COUNTRY JUNIOR Grades: Under11, Under13, Under15, Under17 ASSOCIATIONS Contact: Ian Johnston BROKEN HILL JUNIOR FOOTBALL LEAGUE l./- P.O. Box 192, ORRIMAL 2518 Postal Address: 163 William Lane, Broken Hill, 2880 Phone: (042) 83 6770 Grades: Under 15113/11/9/7 PORT KEMBLAA.F.C. Chairman: Neil Terrell Grades: Under11, Under13, Under15, Under17 171 Piper Street, Contact: Neal Kaer Broken Hill South, 2880 1/26 Hurry Crescent Telephone: (080) 4660 WARRAWONG 2502 Phone: (042) 751997 Secretary: Jessie Edwards 163 William Lane SHELLHARBOUR A.F.C. Broken Hill 2880 Grades: Under 11, Under 13, Under 15, Under 17 Telephone: (080) 88 4992 Contact: Jane Hartnett 13 Fisher Street, OAK FLA TS 2529 ;.'1'0ft'"'i;,1, ''"" 1777 Phone: (042) 56 4087 WOLLONGONG CITY A.F.C. Call us for all requirements in Grades: Under11, Under13, Under15, Under17 Contact: Graham Lawford Kitchen • Bathroom • Laundry 8 Booyong Street, (Sinks, Toilets, Taps, Fittings, etc.) WEST WOLLONGONG 2500 Phone: (042) 291224 TYLORS (AUSTRALIA) PTY. LTD. Showroom: KIAMA A.F.C. 660 BOTANY RD, ALEXANDRIA Grades: Under11, Under13, Under15, Under17 Telephone: 669 6255 Contact: Kieran Mahoney We are proud to be associated 9 Farmer Street, Kiama with Australian Rules Football in New South Wales (042) 32 1011 (w) (042) 32 2660(h) 27 RIVERINA JUNIOR FOOTBALL LEAGUE President: C.E. Corbett 44 Currawong Avenue LEETON 2705 Phone: (069) 53 3732

Secretary: W.J. Howitt 15 Victoria Avenue NARRANDERA 2700 WAGGA'S LIVE Phone: (069) 591348 ENTERTAINMENT CENTRE LEETON ZONE

Contact: Max Jamieson "Millendale" *NATIONAL AND BARRELLAN 2665 INTERNATIONAL BANDS Phone: (069) 63 9120

CLUBS *HUGE VIDEO AND DISCO

GRIFFITH P.O. Box 278, Griffith 2680 I *BONA FIDE VISITORS Grades: Under 12, Under 14, Under 16 WELCOME Secretary: John Crawford

LEETON 4 Canal Street, Leeton 2705 FERNLEIGH ROAD, Grades: Under 12, Under 14, Under 16 Secretary: Geoff Heffer WAGGA NARRANDERA 44 Williams Street, Narrandera 2700 PHONE (069) 311 511 Grades: Under 12, Under 14, Under 16 Secretary: Peter Sheather

BARELLAN JU NEE "Carlowrie", Binya 2665 7 Cross Street, 2593 Grades: Under 12, Under 14, Under 16 Grades: Under 15, Under 17 Secretary: Kevin Rowstan Secretary: John Robertson GANMAIN ZONE NORTHERN RIVERINA ZONE

Contact: Barry Logan Contact: Jim Daniher 68 Langham Street "Hillview" GANMAIN 2702 UNGARIE 2669 Phone: (069) 27 6424(h) (069) 27 6301 Phone: (069) 75 9339

Clubs: CLUBS

ARDLETHAN as per Northern Riverina Football League "Springfield" Ardlethan 2665 Grades: Under 15, Under 17 WAGGA & DISTRICTS JUNIOR Secretary: Lindsay Litchfield AUSTRALAN FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION ARIAH PARK President: Mr Col Kohl hagen "Westella", Ariah Park 2665 54 Walana Crescent Grades: Under 15, Under 17 WAGGA WAGGA 2650 Secretary: Des Walker Phone: (069) 21 2947(w) (069) 22 3255(h)

GAN MAIN Secretary: Mr Ed Glowrey Menangle Street, Ganmain 2702 P.O. Box 95 Grades: Under 15, Under 17 SOUTH WAGGA 2650 Secretary: Terry Lennon Phone: (069) 21 4822(w)

COO LAMON Treasurer: Mr Doug Masterson "Myola Park", Coolamon 2701 P.O. Box 95, Grades: Under 15, Under 17 SOUTH WAGGA 2650 Secretary: Brian Bradley Phone: (069) 21 4224(w) (069) 22 4602(h)

28 ALBURY/WODONGA JUNIOR CLUBS FOOTBALL LEAGUE UNAFFILIATED) COLLINGULLIE-ASHMONT President: Don Morgan R.M.B. 325, Wagga Wagga, 2650 Grades: Under 10, Under 12, Under 14, Under 16 964 Burrows Road, ALBURY2640 President: Mr Hughie Whyman Phone: (060) 25 7563 (069) 21 3539 Secretary: Mrs Elaine Smith Secretary: Terry Toon (069) 20 0102 208 Wantigong Street, COO LAMON NORTH ALBURY 2640 104 Street, Coolamon Phone: (060) 25 4108(h) (060) 21 2633 Grades: Under 10, Under 12, Under 14, Under 16 President: Mr Noel O'Brien CLUBS in NSW: (069) 27 3360 Secretary: Mr David Crowe ALBURY JUNIORS (069) 27 3013 P.O. Box 500, Albury 2640 EASTLAKES - M.C.U. Grades: Under 13, Under 14, Under 15, Under 17 2 Wills Place, Wagga Wagga, 2650 President: Ken Cain (060) 211333 Grades: Under 10, Under 12, Under 14, Under 16 Secretary: Robert Brooks President: Mr Tony Darcy (069) 22 4530 LAVINGTON Secretary: Mr Robert Millman 330 Mark Crescent, Lavington 2641 (069) 22 5813 Grades: Under 13, Under 14, Under 15, Under 17 President: Brian Rosewarne (060) 25 2091 EAST WAGGA - KOORINGAL Secretary: P.J. Graham P.O. Box 305, Wagga Wagga, 2650 (060) 25 2649 Grades: Under 10, Under 12, Under 14, Under 16 President: Mr Gary Burbidge NORTH ALBURY (069) 22 4553 P.O. Box 97, Lavington 2641 Secretary: Mr Greg Crosby Grades: Under 13, Under 14, Under 15, Under 17 (069) 22 9680 President: Larry Hogan (060) 25 2161 FOREST HILL Secretary: Ross Campbell 22 Dunn Avenue, Forest Hill, 2650 (060) 21 2377 Grades: Under 10, Under 12, Under 14, Under 16 President: Mr Chris Watkins SCOTS COLLEGE (069) 22 7513 600 Schubach Street, Albury 2640 Secretary: Mr George Pizczuk Grades: Under 13, Under 14, Under 15, Under17 (069) 22 7413 President: Bill Schultz NORTHWAGGA (060) 21 7206 2 Brotherhood Street, North Wagga, 2650 Grades: Under 10, Under 12, Under 14, Under 16 ST PATRICKS President: Mr Geoff Goldsworthy 155 Borella Road, Albury 2640 (069) 21 5514 Grades: Under13, Under14, Under15, Under17 Secretary: Mr Ted Richardson President: G. Azzi A; (060) 21 3472 -- - .. (069) 21 4738 Secretary: Elwyn Langford SOUTH WAGGA-TOLLAND DONS (060) 211337 110 Uran Street, Wagga Wagga, 2650 Grades: Under 10, Under 12, Under 14, Under 16 President: Mr Pat Crouch (069 31 2581 Secretary: Mr Vince Cattell (069) 25 4376 TURVEY PARK AFFILIATED REGIONAL COUNCILS Bourke Street, Wagga Wagga 2650 Grades: Under 10, Under 12, Under 14, Under 16 WESTERN RIVERINA JUNIOR President: Mr Des Goonan FOOTBALL COUNCIL (069) 22 3193 President: Neil Whelan Secretary: Mrs Sharon Ainslie 42 Nyang Street, (069) 25 3463 MOULAMEIN 2739 WAGGA TIGERS Phone: (058) 8741 Cl- President, 2 Andrews Avenue, Wagga Wagga, 2650 Grades: Under 10, Under 12, Under 14, Under 16 Secretary: Mr Ray Jeffries President: Mr Doug Priest 219 Henry Street (069) 22 5411 DENILIQUIN 2710 Secretary: Peter Lizasoain Phone: (058) 811484

29 MURRAY BORDER JUNIOR FOOTBALL NSW AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE/ COUNCIL SYDNEY SWANS DEVELOPMENT OFFICERS President: Jeff Carter The N.S.W.A.F.L. and the Sydney Swans through the Secretary: Bill Schultz NSW Development Program have employed eight per­ 600 Schubach Street, sonnel to foster the development and promotion of foot­ Albury2640 ball in this State.

Lindsay Norman Below is an outline of their Areas of Responsibility and Secretary: Coreen Football League Job Description. Any enquiries regarding their assistance "Lockgate" should be directed to them through the N.S.W.A.F.L. of­ DAYSDALE 2646 fices Cl- P.O. Box 333, STRAWBERRY HILLS 2012 Des Kennedy Tel. (02) 332 3986 Secretary: Hume Football League (02) 332 3791 33 Commercial Street, WALLA WALLA2659 NSW/SYDNEY SWANS 'DEVELOPMENT OFFICERS' AREAS OF RESPONSIBILITY Terry Toon DEVELOPMENT SCHOOL JUNIOR COUNTRY Secretary: Albury/Wodonga Junior Football League OFFICER REGIONS ASSOCIATION LEAGUES 208 Wantigong Street, Steve Wright Metropolitan East St.George Sapphire Coast NORTH ALBURY 2640 South Coast Sutherland the specialists Dennis Carroll Liverpool George's River North Coast North Coast Mid-North Coast Craig Holden North Sydney North Shore Central Coast SAPPHIRE COASTS PHOTO-VIDEO Hunter Newcastle Brett Scott Liverpool Campbelltown lllawarra FULL RANGE OF South Coast South Coast Paul Hawke Metropolitan West Hills & District Summerland ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES North West Lower Blue Mounts North West VIDEO-TV-HIFl-CAMERAS Darren McAsey Metropolitan East North Shore Broken Hill -VIDEO LIBRARY- Western Central West Craig Davis Catholic Schools St George EDEN 61 990 Sydney, Newcastle, MERIMBULA 51 090 Wollongong Tony Turner Riverina Western Riverina Riverina AlburyWodonga Farrer SPORTS SUPPORTERS OF THE SAPPHIRE COAST Riverina Coreen Wagga Hume Ml I ... HOP INTO THE HAWKS FOR A SPECIAL/SING IN ALL EMBROIDERY NEEDS COLD BEERAFfER THE GAME! s WHETHER BADGES OR s DIRECT TO GARMENTS ETC. THOMA .BLAMEY WE ALSO CARRY A HUGE RANGE OF SPORTING ACC. E.G., - BAGS, WALLETS, TOWELS ETC., AND THESE CAN BE PERSONALISED WITH YOUR OWN CLUB'S LOGO

SPORTS WALLET INTERNATIONAL TAVERN EMBROIDERY SPECIALISTS MAIN STREET, LAKE ALBERT, WAGGA 741-751 BOTANY ROAD, ALEXANDRIA, 2015 DISCO, Fridays 8 p.m. to midnight I~: (02) 698 8888 TELEX: AA70806 FAX: (02) 690 1079 DRIVE-IN BOTILE SHOP OPEN7DAYSA WEEK! PH.(069)22()()77 THE AUSSIE RULES ,:~I SUPPLY CO. ,., '7,_. ' Contact us for all your Club requirements. Including Sherrin f" -~ football (in stock), Jumpers, ~-·~·-· .:·(i i Shorts, Socks, plus a complete range of supporter gear. 1';,rt;·) ·~ ~- ,· ~.-.· t ONE CALL DOES IT ALL ",-· ;~,s.~,~,,.:/"\,> Contact: Heather Wilks, ,.. '~ 126 Gannons Road, 1 CARINGBAH 2229 ' \------(02) 523 9360 30 DEVELOPMENT STAFF

Jt ·-­ Mark Browning Dennis Carroll Craig Davis

Steve Wright Craig Holden Brett Scott

Darren McAsey Paul Hawke Merv Neagle

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31 Tony Turner Einbroided Club Juinpers BAYSWATF.R, VICTORIA

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EDITORIAL

II Embroided Club Jumpers has now been established for The proprietor's name is Darby Munro who has played six years supplying football clubs both metropolitan, and coached Aussie rules clubs for the past 15 years. This country and interstate with embroided garments and is Darby's first year out of football and has given him the neoprene stubby holders. chance to concentrate totally on the business.

The business initially supplied V-neck supporter With the popularity now of Aussie Rules in N.S.W., pullovers and over the years has increased the garment Embroided Club Jumpers hope to supply both country lines adding shirts, jackets, warm-up tops, track suits and metropolitan clubs with their garments that have etc. to the range. proved so popular over the years with Victorian clubs.

32 1987 DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME iytetropolitan East

NEW SOUTH WALES SCHOOLBOYS: AUSTRALIAN PSSA CONVENOR FOOTBALL Brian Ruseell Matraville Soldiers Settlement New South Wales Schoolboy's football are broken up Public School into the following system: Menin Road, MATRAVILLE 2036 State Schools Tel. (02) 6611175

Combined High Schools CHS CONVENOR Primary Schools Sports Association Mr. P. Jackson t Narwee Boys High School Catholic Schools Chamberlain Street, NARWEE 2209 High Schools Tel. (02) 53 6430 Primary Schools Private Schools Metropolitan South West - Liverpool

It is essential that for Australian Football to develop that PSSA CONVENOR at the regional level people in these systems are co-opted David Chapman to be Regional Convenors of the sport. St Andrews Public School Ballantrae Drive The following is a break-up of people responsible for ST. ANDREWS 2566 Schoolboy Football in the State School System. Tel. (02) 6031333

Some Regions do not have Convenors. It is essential that CHS CONVENOR the respective Regions and Leagues make every effort to Mr. J. Beer have these vacant positions filled so there there exists Fairvale High School somebody in the system to promote the code. Corner Thorney Road & Maude Street, FAIRFIELD WEST 2165 Tel. (02) 604 3118

Metropolitan West

SCHOOL REGIONS PSSA CONENOR Wayne McNamara CHS STATE CONVENOR Camden South Primary School Dave Power Old Hume Highway Grantham High School CAMDEN Best Street Tel. (046) 66 8633 SEVEN HILLS Tel. (02) 622 7300 CHS CONVENOR Mr. G. Deam PSSA STATE CONVENOR Greystanes High School Craig Levings Beresford Road, Camden South Primary School PENDLE HILL SOUTH 2145 Old Hume Highway Tel. (02) 631 9144 CAMDEN Tel. (046) 66 8633 N.S.W. COUNTRY

METROPOLITAN Riverina West

Metropolitan North - North Sydney PSSA CONVENOR Bob Bevan PSSA CONVENOR Lavington East Public School Stuart Twyman Douglas Road, Gosford Public School LAVINGTON 2641 Mann Street, Tel. (060) 25 1157 GOS FORD 2250 Tel. (043) 25 2267 Riverina Murray

CHS CONVENOR CHS CONVENOR Mr. L. Swan Wayne Reed Davidson High School Murray High School Mimosa Street ALBURY FRENCHS FOREST 2086 Tel. (060) 25 4711 Tel. (02) 451 0022

33 l.E.A. MANAGING AGENTS PTY. LTD. (Incorporated in Victoria)

What Cost? Peace of Sporting Insurance is no longer something to consider, it's a must for knowing that the family, the home, the car and what ever other commitments are protected allows the player to contribute in the fullest sense for they enjoy 'Peace of Mind'.

To meet the needs of Australian Football, IEA and the National Football League have developed a program of cover unique to the industry - a brief resume follows. Complete details and application forms are obtainable from IEA, 140 Arthur Street, North Sydney, 9571566.

PART 1 - SPORTS LIABILITY AND TRAGEDY BENEFITS Legal L1abd1ty protection for off1c1als. coaches and players Iexcess $500) $500, 000

Maximum Compensation PART 2 - NON-MEDICARE MEDICAL AND HOSPITAL BENEFITS Tragedy Benefits The Event OR 1 Death (under 18 years $5.000) $50,000 $30 000 Maximum 2. Permanent Total Disablement $50,000 $30,000 Compensation 3 Permanent and incurable paralysis of all Covering 50% of the total non­ $1000 limbs $50,000 $30,000 Medicare costs incurred for per player 4 Permanent and incurable insanity $50,000 $30.000 hospital, ambulance, nursing, per injury 5. Pernianent Total Loss of sight of both eyes $50 000 $30,000 dental, X-ray, physiotherapy 6 Permanent Total Loss of sight of one eye $25.000 $15,000 7 Loss of or the Permanent Total Loss of use expenses, etc. of two limbs $50.000 $30,000 LESS $25 EXCESS 8. Loss of or the Permarent Total Loss of use of one limb $25,000 $15,000 9. Permanent Total Loss of hearing rn (a) both ears. $37.500 $22,500 (b) one ear. $7,500 $4,500 10. Permanent Total Loss of the lens of one eye_ $12,500 $7,500 11. Loss of or the Permanent Total Loss of use of four fingers and thumb of either hand _ $17,500 $10,500 12. Loss of or the Permanent Total Loss of use of four fingers of either hand. _ $10,000 $6,000 PART 3 - LOSS OF INCOME & 13. Loss of or the Permanent Total Loss of use of TRAVELLING EXPENSES one thumb of either hand (a) both joints $7,500 $4,500 (b) one phalanx joint _ $3,750 $2,250 The Events 14. Loss of or the Permanent Total Loss of use of 1. Temporary total disablement (weekly benefits) fingers of either hand in units of $50 per week payable for a maximum (a) three phalanges joints $2,250 $1.500 (b) two phalanges joints. $1 920 $1,150 period of 52 weeks. Maximum of six units per (c) one phalanx joint _ $1,250 $750 team may be applied for. 15. Loss of or the Permanent Total Loss of use of The first 7 days or 14 days of disablement are toes of either foot (a) All - one foot _ $3,750 $2,250 excluded as selected in application. A further (b) great - both 1oints $1,250 $750 $50 per week will be payable from 53 to l 04 if (C) great - one joint $750 $450 disablement continues past 52 weeks. (d) other than great, each toe $250 $150 16. Fractured leg or patella with established 2. Students and non income earners are entited non-union $2,500 $1,500 to 75% reimbursement of home help, student 17. Shortening of leg by a least 5cm $1,875 $1.125 tutoring and extra travel expenses from 8th or 18. Any permanent drsabrlrty not enumerated above will be paid for inproport1on to the degree of 15th day of disablement. Maximum benefits permanent d1sab1l1ty as compared with the cases $100 per week for 52 weeks. enumerated above without taking into account the occupation of the Insured Person 3. Reimbursement of travelling expenses incur­ red as result of an injury arising out of a football Sports Liability gives legal l1abrlity protection for off1c1als. coaches accident necessitating medical expenses. Pay­ and players for up to $500,000 Extended covf;r 1s available for ment limited to 17c per kilometre excluding the goods sold or care custody and control of ground. clubhouse etc. If first 20 klm per trip MAXIMUM BENEFIT $500. extended cover required please contact office Tragedy Benefits gives your Club cover up to $50,000 or $30,000 against the uncertainty of trag1r. accidents or de

IEA MANAGING AGENTS, 7th Floor, 140 Arthur Street, North Sydney. 2060.9571566 Underwritten by CIC Insurance

34 Riverina East North West Alan Struck PSSA CONVENOR P.O. Box 559, Ken Davis TAMWORTH 2340 Turvey Park Public School Tel. (067) 661988 Halloran Street, WAGGA WAGGA2650 South Coast Tel. (069) 25 2589 Ross Ruller P.O. Box 1232, Riverina South West WOLLONGONG 2500 Tel. (042) 29 0849 CHS CONVENOR Bruce Forbes Hunter Kooringal High School Gary Screen WAGGA WAGGA 2650 P.O. Box 488G, Tel. (060) 22 5155 NEWCASTLE 2300 Tel. (049) 26 9843 Hunter

PSSA CONVENOR -

CHS CONVENOR Paul Redmond SCHOOL COMPETITIONS South Coast Besides the regular competitions between schools in PSSA CONVENOR - many parts of the State, there exists a number of Regional or State-wide Knockout Competitions. CHS CONVENOR Mr. K. Korbes Knockouts are a valuable means by which schools which Shoalhaven High School do not regularly play Australian Football may be intro­ Park Road, duced to it. NOWRA2541 Tel. (044) 21 8022 The following are Knockout Competitions available to N.S.W. State, High and Primary Schools and also According to the records of the N.S.W.A.F.L. the other Catholic High Schools. Regions of the State do not have Australian Football Con­ venors for Primary or Secondary Schools.

Should this not be the case or should the situation alter could this information be passed on to the N.S.W.A.F.L. SWAN SHIELD KNOCKOUT- UNDER 15 offices and the relevant Education Department - either the CHS or PSSA offices. The Swan Shield is a State-wide competition open to all State Secondary Schools ·in New South Wales. The com­ Listed below are the names of Regional Sports Organisa­ petition commenced in 1983 with 34 teams competing. tions for these regions. These people are the ideal con­ tacts to handle enquiries regarding sport in these areas. In 1986, 95 Schools participated.

Western The competition is run on a Regional then Inter-Regional Fenton Coull basis. Travelling Regional Winners are eligible for travel P.O. Box 143, subsidies as explained later in this section. BA THU RST 2795 Tel. (063) 33 4226 Entry to the competition is by application to:- North Coast Peter Lanyon Mr. Dave Power 154 Ballina Road, N.S.W. C.H.S. Australian Football Convenor GOONELLABAH 2480 Cl- Grantham High School Tel. (066) 24 3055 Best Road, SEVEN HILLS 2147 Tel. (02) 622 7300

SUBSIDY

Travel subsidy for the Swans Shield is on the basis of $100.00 per regional winner having to play another reg­ ional winner. There is no subsidy for teams travelling to play within their regions - this expense must be borne by the students/school. 1986 travel subsidies were distri­ buted as follows:

35 1986 Recipients LION'S CUP KNOCKOUT

A. Winner Riverina B Vs The Lion's Cup is an Open Age Knockout for State, Winner Metropolitan East $100 Jannali Boys High Catholic and Primate Schools in the Sydney, Newcastle, lllawarra, Central Coast and South Coast Regions. B. Winner North Coast Vs Winner North West $100 Gunnedah High The Lion's Cup began in 1976with 16 High Schools in the Newcastle Area competing. Warners Bay High were suc­ C. Winner South Coast Vs cessful in defeating Newcastle Boys High in the first year Winner Metro. South West $100 Oak Flats High of this competition. D. Winner Metropolitan West Vs , Winner Riverina A $100 Greystanes High Other Winners have been:- "' E. Winner B. Vs 1977 Warners Bay High Winner Hunter $100 Kempsey High 1978 Warners Bay High F. Winner E. Vs 1979 Canterbury High Winner Metropolitan Nth $100 Whitebridge High 1980 Canterbury High 1981 Hurstville High 1982 Hurstville High Semi-Finals and Final 1983 St. Pius High 1984 Jesmond High In 1986 the Semi-Finals and Final were held at one loca­ 1985 Kiera High tion, Wagga Wagga, over two days. Thus, subsidies were 1986 Cardiff High as follows: Entrance to the Lion's Cup Competition can be made by 1986 Recipients application to:-

$100 per travelling Regional Team Davidson High, Mr. Mark Browning 3 x $100 = $300.00 Holdsworthy High, Cl- N.S.W.A.F.L. Finley High P.O. Box 333, STRAWBERRY HILLS 2012 Travel Subsidies for 1987 will follow the same guidelines Tel. (02) 332 3986 as above. SUBSIDY

There exists a travel subsidy for Quarter Finalists, Semi­ Finalists and Finalists. The 1986 subsidies were distri­ buted as follows:

Quarter Finalists - 1986 Recipients 4 teams @ $62.50 =$250.00 Cardiff, Keira Greystanes. No. application from 4th team. Semi Finalists - 2 teams@ $62.50 = $125.00 Cardiff, Keira

Finalists - Keira 1 teams@ $125.00

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37 PRIMARY SCHOOL'S SPORTS ASSOCIATION participants will then be guests of the Swans at the SCG KNOCKOUT for their game.

This is a Knockout Competition open to all N.S.W. State SUBSIDY Primary Schools in New South Wales. The distribution of travel subsidies for the PSSA Knock­ Entry to this competition is by applying in writing to: out has not yet been determined. This will depend on the number of teams competing in the competition. Mr. Craig Levings The 1986 Recipients were: PSSA Australian Football Convenor Cl- Camden South Primary School Winner Broken Hill Section $200.00 Alma CAMDEN 2570 Winner of Sydney Section $200.00 St Andrews Winner of Travelling In previous years the number of teams competing in this competition has been very disappointing. This has been Riverina Section $100.00 Walbundrie due to a number of problems. CATHOLIC SCHOOLS One of the biggest problems schools have is travelling expenses and time out of school for individual sports. In Catholic Schools throughout New South Wales have a 1987 assistance in both these areas will hopefully occur unique opportunity to participate in Australian Football in many forms. These are: by running 'Gala Days' within regions to help find Reg­ ional Winners. This would be achieved by having a roun­ d robin conducted between, for example, eight teams on 1. Year 10 (Under 16) Knockout named the Westpac Shield. the one day.

This would, therefore, cut down on preliminary rounds 2. Open Knockout named The Lion's Cup. and thus cut the school's travelling costs, etc. It would be the duty of the Sydney Swans Development officers to 3. Regular Year 10 competition (Outer and Inner West organise these days. This will also cut down the problem Sydney). of individual schools organising grounds, umpires, etc. 4. Local Competitions (eg. Richmond Valley, Wagga Dio­ cese). At this stage, the Grand Final of the competition will be held atthe Sydney Showgrounds prior to a Sydney Swans game. This should add prestige to the competition. The 5. Inter-School Sports (Aussie Sports Program) Primary and Secondary Schools. FOR INSURANCE, WEGETTHE HIGHEST MARKS. Leading insurance brokers to Australian Rules Football.

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38 6. Wagga Diocese COURSES CONDUCTED BY THE NSWAFL

i) Play in Regular Competition In line with its charter, there are several courses con­ ii) Wagga U/16 Rep. Team ducted by the NSWAFL each year. These are normally iii) Open Primary Competition held in major centres, however if circumstances permit, iv) U/10 Primary Competition they can be held in other areas of the state. Application for any such courses can be made in writing to the Assistance that can be given to introduce Aussie Rules League Offices. into your school are as follows:- All affiliated leagues or associations are regularly circu­ 1. Clinics conducted by the Sydney Swans players. lated with information relating to all courses. These . courses are conducted in line with National Football 2. Materials enabling the understanding of the game (eg. League guidelines . books. pamphlets, videos). COACHING COURSES 3. Aussie Footy Kits. Coaching Courses in NSW range from the primary (4 hour) course to the Level I which is held over a two day 4. Supply of footballs period. Such courses are planned for Sydney and Wagga 5. Jumpers for participating schools. this year.

6. Travel subsidies for participating schools. The Level II Course is conducted by National Football League personnel at various locations throughout Au­ In 1987 31 schools from Wollongong, Sydney and New­ stralia. It is anticipated that in 1988 a Level II Course will be held in Sydney. See attached National Coaching castle are playing in Regular or Knockout Competitions. If your school would like to be a part of this expanding Scheme details for further information. sport or if you would just like an introduction, please do not hesitate in contacting Craig Davis, Cl- N.S.W.A.F.L., ADMINISTRATION COURSES P.O. Box 33, Strawberry Hills, 2012. Whilst the football system generally goes out of its way to SUBSIDY encourage coaches to attend coaching courses etc., not a lot has been done to train the administrators of our A travel subsidy exists for schools entered in the Westpac game. Shield having to travel excessive distances. There will be 10 subsidies o $50.00 each. These will be distributed at the discretion of Craig Davis. This has now changed with the publishing of the National Football League's Administration Manual from which the 1987 COUNTRY TRIPS Administration Course is conducted.

The N.S.W.A.F.L./Swans Development Officers will be Normally conducted over a two day period, the course visiting the N.S.W.A.F.L. affiliated Leagues listed below encompasses such subjects as: on promotional and development rips. *Meeting Procedure In 1987 the organisation of the trips will be handled by *NSW Football Structure & Clearances the respective Development Officer responsible for *Finance each League in conjunction with the League Secretary. *Legal, Constitution & Insurance *Talent Identification It is the responsibility of each League to organise the *Promotion & Publicity agenda for the Development Officers. It is also essential that where any clinic is held representatives of the local club are in attendance so that any interest created can be The course finalises with a written examination and like fully exploited. the coaching course successful attendees are issued with an appropriate National Football League Certificate to DATE LEAGUE recognize their achievement. March North Coast Dennis Carroll Sun 1st Mid North Coast Dennis Carroll Such a course was held in Sydney in February of this year. Mon 2nd North West Paul Hawke In early 1988 another Administration Course will be held II Tue 3rd Summerland Paul Hawke with all details circulated to secretaries by end Sep­ tember. Sun 15th Sapphire Steve Wright ,, Mon 16th South Coast Brett Scott Tue 17th Central West Darryn McAsey UMPIRES COURSE

To be organised Broken Hill Darryn McAsey Another severaly neglected area is that of umpire educa­ later in year Riverina Michael Daniher tion. For the first time, the NSWAFL will conduct a two day umpires seminar in Sydney aimed at giving both ex­ To be serviced lllawarra Brett Scott perienced and aspiring umpires coaching and tuition in during the year Newcastle Craig Holden all aspects of their vocation.

39 The subjects included on the itinerary are: THE NATIONAL COACHING SCHEME * NSWAFL Umpires' Acredition System *Professionalism and Equipment WHAT IS IT? *Fitness *Laws and Interpretations The National Coaching Scheme was originally conceived * Goal and Boundary Duties in 1975 by the National Coaching Committee under di­ *Tribunal - Report Presentation rection from the N.F.L. The Scheme aims at the accredita­ * Umpiring Aussie Footy tion of all Australian Football coaches to at least Level One. Again this course will finalise with an examination and certificates and proficiency badges issued to the success- WHY IS IT NECESSARY? t ful attendees. The courses are considered necessary because there are many well-intentioned and dedicated people who are coaching teams - particularly at junior level - who are not competent in teaching skills and who are not imbued PLAYERS with the correct priorities associated with modern coach­ COACHES ing attitudes. We have clubs on our books Australia wide Coaches accredited under N.F.L. courses will be able to seeking coaches and paid players for the impart skills teaching and will be mindful of the impor­ 1987 season. tance of the image of the game. They will have attended lectures by the foremost authorities on specialised sub­ Interested players, or coaches, please send jects and additionally have passed written examinations name and address, and at no cost we will qualifying them for accreditation. supply details. BRUCE BAILEY 8r ASSOCIATES 14 DAY STREET TORONTO N.S.W. 2283 Phone (049) 59 2830 Day or Night PLAYERS TRANSFER ING INTERSTATE GO WITH THE PREMIER REMOVALIST REMOVALISTS OF DISTINCTION

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40 HOW IS THE SCHEME ADMINISTERED? applicable to the Level 1 Course. It will be conducted by competent lecturers, but will also make full use of avail­ The respot1sibility for the overall implementation of the able resources. A coach qualifying at this level should be competent to coach a senior team and conduct a Primary National Coaching Scheme is vested in John Warren 1 Na­ tional Director of Coaching, who works from the N .F.L. (Level 0) or ~ev~l 1 Course. Attendees must possess Level offices in Melbourne. The scheme is co-ordinated in the One ~ccred1tat1on and three years appropriate practical experience. States by the State Directors of Coaching and Technical and Development Officers, and by Senior State Affiliated LEVEL 3 - 100 hours_. Examination required.Coaches Leagues Promotions and Dev~lopment Officers. The Na­ Manual mandatory. Aimed at the very highest order of tional Director of Coaching is also responsible for ar­ coaches. Graduates would need to be competent to ranging the production of various resources and for gen­ conduct Level 1 and _2 C:ourses. Attendees must possess eral football development in Australasia. Level Two accred1tat1on and five years practical experience. FUNDING EVENTUAL Al VIS Funding of the National Coaching Scheme is supplied by The N.F.L. considers it essential in the interests of long the Rothmans National Sport Foundation. The founda­ term Australian Football development and for the image tion provides all the National Director of Coaching's of the game that ALL Coaches are accredited to at least travel, accommodation, telephone and printing ex­ Level 1. penses. The budget also provides for lectures, venue and equipment hire and certificates associated with coaching Australian Football Clubs and Leagues are invited to en­ courses at various selected intrastate and interstate cou_rage relevant persons, including females, to attend localities. Nat1_onal Coaching Scheme Courses promoted by the Senior State Leagues or by the Junior Football Council of The Commonwealth Banking Corporation sponsored Vict?~ia. Assistance will be given to all football au­ the production of two 16mm films entitled "The Game" thorities who wish to organise a reasonable number of and "Play the Game", the printing of a skills wallchart, persons into attending a course. Naturally as the courses support of the Australian Under 16 Schoolboys Cham­ becom_e m_ore frequent, it will be essential that correct pionships and sponsorship of the N.F.L. Administration co-ordination takes place to take full advantage of avail­ Manual and Junior Policy booklet. able lecturers, resources and finance. For information in your state on the National Coaching Scheme see the The N.F.L. mainly confined commitment of developmen­ State and National Directory overleaf. ' tal funds within the National Coaching Scheme to the provision of guernseys and footballs to newly formed club and schools teams in the developing states (A.C.T., AUSTRALIAN COACHING COUNCIL ACCREDITATION N.S.W., QLD., NT) the production and distribution of re­ s~u rce material and the subsidisation of support for State cou from 1-3 accredited by the Austra­ Director of Coaching salaries in these states. ~he rs~s Le~els a~e lian Coaching Council. The Pnmary Course is not subject to examination or accreditation. The very successful Coaches and Sports Trainers Manu­ als were produced with sponsorship provided by B.H.P. By passing the examination relevant to a Level the and Beiersdorf respectively. One of the video cassettes to the N.F.L. badge, wallet produced for use in the Scheme was financed by Puma. graduat~ ~eceive_s i~ a~dition and certificate, similar issues from the Australian Coach­ ing Council. STRUCTURE OF THE COURSES Payment of the compulsory $6 fee also ensures issue of the A.C.C. Coaching Manual irrespective of whether the PRIMARY (LEVEL 0) - 6 hours. No examination. Free mate­ course attendee eventually graduates. The fee is a tiny in­ rials. N.F.L. Coaches Manual not mandatory but are re­ ves~ment compar~d to the increased enjoyment you will commended. Certificate issued. Designed for study derive from coaching after gaining accreditation. The of­ from resources and mainly without lecturers and for the ficial w~llet containing the certificate is valid anywhere in mass accreditation of coaches at novice, parent or Australia and the accreditation is entered on a central teacher level. Leads into the Level 1 Course. Minimum compu_ter at the of Australian Sport. In­ age -15 years. _Co~fe~~ration formation regard mg md1v1dual Course graduates will ac­ cordingly be immediately available to the N.F.L. and con­ LEVEL 1 - 14 hours. Examination required. Compulsory stituent bodies. purchase of N.F.L. Coaches Manual.

Satisfactory for coaches of adolescent boys or senior coaches. All_ Courses concentrate heavily on satisfactory interpre­ tat1<;m the Laws ofThe_ skills teaching, and upon Study and discussion is undertaken of the seven N.F.L. ~f Ga~e, video-cassettes on various examination subjects or live projecting the best possible image of Australian Football. lectures can be substituted. ~r~at emphasis i~ p_laced _upon t_he skills teaching of 1un1or~ and ~stabli~hmg a firm basis for informed junior LEVEL 2 (MINIMUM AGE 17 YEARS) - 60 hours. Examina­ coach1~g "".h1c_h nec~s~arily includes components aimed tion required. The course is designed to cover all areas of at ~akmg Junior training and playing an enjoyable ex­ coaching requirements, but to higher levels than those perience. •

41 1987 REPRESENTATIVE FOOTBALL CALENDAR 13th STATE MATCH - Lavington (Albury) New South Wales Vs Victorian Football Association at JANUARY/FEBRUARY Lavington, Albury. Teal Cup Trial: Combined Murray Vs Combined Riverina Teal Cup Camps Junior Associations/Leagues/Councils at Lavington (Albury)

MARCH Teal Cup Trials at Lavington (Albury) 23rd-24th Teal Cup Trials at Sydney i) Riverina J.F.L./Wagga J.F.L. 7th Albury City Vs Combined Country ii) Sydney/Broken Hill (Coreen & Hume Leagues & Corowra Club) iii\ Developing Country/Albury J.F.L./Western Riverina JUNE APRIL 2nd-4th N.S.W. P.S.S.A. Selection Carnival at Broken Hill 18th-19th State Championships at Wagga Wagga (Easter) Broken Hill F.L. Sydney 4th-8th Teal Cup Camp, Sydney Riverina F.L. Farrer F.L. 6th-7th N.S.W. Country Championships 26th Teal Cup Trials at Sydney to select Sydney North and Regional : Northern at Bathurst Sydney South. Southern at Gunnedah

MAY 23-24th N.S.W. Combined High Schools Carnival at Pen­ rith 3rd Teal Cup Regional Trials at Deniliquin Albury J.F.L. Vs Western Riverina 28th N.S.W. Country Championships Final (venue to be decided) 10th Teal Cup Regional Trials i) Sydney North/Sydney South/Developing Country/Syd- JULY ney ii) Riverina J.F.L. Vs Wagga J.F.L. 8th-13th Teal Cup in Hobart 25th-26th Shell Cup Trials at Wagga Wagga

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42 AUGUST In 1974 a decision was made to invite all other states to compete in what was to progressively become a National 3rd-7th P.S.S.A. Interstate Carnival in A.C.T. Championship. 23-27th Shell Cup Camp in Sydney 29th-31st Shell Cup in Brisbane This resulted in Victoria entering the Championship in 1975, South Australia and competed for the SEPTEMBER first time in Melbourne in 1977 and en­ tered a team in Adelaide in 1978. A team from the North­ 31/8-3/9 Combined High Schools Camp ern Territory completed a national participation by all States in 1979. Papua New Guinea also competed for one 4th-14th Australian Schoolboys Championships in Perth year in 1979".

INTERSTATE COMPETITIONS PAST WINNERS Interstate competition is divided into two divisions: 1953 Senior and Junior. 1958 Queensland 1963 to 1973 Queensland 1974-75 New South Wales 1976-77 Victoria For the first time players from right around the state will 1978-79-80 South Australia be available for selection in the senior state side. 1981-2-3-4 Victoria 1985 Western Australia In 1987, N.S.W. will play the VFA, under lights, at the 1986 Victoria Lavington Sports Ground (Albury) on Wednesday, May 13. This will be the only senior interstate game for this The other competition is the Under 15 Championships in year. which Tasmania, Queensland, ACT along with N.S.W. compete.

Many of the boys selected in this side go on to further The N.S.W.A.F.L. supports two junior state teams. selection in the Commonwealth Bank Teal Cup two years later. The first is an Under 17 side which competes in the highly prestigious Commonwealth Bank Teal Cup; A national The championship is recognised as providing a prestigi­ competition which is extremely competitive and holds ous and intensive competition between States of com­ pride of place in the junior football calendar throughout parable playing strength and in basically similar stages of Australi~. football development. They originated in 1961 between New South Wales and We have documented here the history of the competi­ the Australian Capital Territory. That year two matches tion: were played, one in New South Wales and one in the Au­ stralian Capital Territory with the A.C.T. taking honours "During 1951 a Queensland Club official, Mr Roy Phyt­ each time. hian, visited Sydney and conferred with Arthur Bridge­ water, with a view to an exchange of visits between Queensland was accepted as a competitor in 1966 and Under 17 teams representing each state. Tasmania entered in 1978.

Subsequently in 1952 the first visit to Sydney by a team representative of Queensland took place. PAST WINNERS 1961 Australian Capital Territory At this time former Richmond (Vic.) residents Mr. & Mrs. 1962 Australian Capital Territory Teal lived in Sydney. They were keen Australian Football 1963 New South Wales supporters and upon hearing of the impending annual 1964 Australian Capital Territory fixtures with Queensland, provided the N.S.W. National 1965 Australian Capital Territory Football Union with a magnificent trophy, to be known 1966 New South Wales as "The Teal Cup", with 1953 to be the commencement of 1967 Australian Capital Territory the annual match. Additionally, the teals donated the fi­ 1968 Queensland nance for the N.S.W. State Team to travel to Brisbane in 1969 Australian Capital Territory 1953 for the inaugural Teal Cup Contest. 1970 Australian Capital Territory 1971 Queensland Queensland annexed the Teal Cup in its inaugural year. 1972 Queensland Due to lack of finance five years elapsed before the next 1973 New South Wales interstate match was played, namely 1958. Then another 1974 New South Wales five years went by before the Series became an annual 1975 New South Wales fixture in 1963, still between the two States of New South 1976 New South Wales Wales and Queensland. They resolved to take steps to 1977 New South Wales have the Teal Cup series become National and 1973 saw 1978 New South Wales the Australian Capital Territory enter the competition. 1979 New South Wales However, despite all efforts, Queensland still managed 1980 Tasmania to win the honours. 1981 New South Wales

43 1982 New South Wales PREVIOUS CHAMPIONSHIPS RESULTS 1983 New South Wales 1984 New South Wales 1974ATWAGGA (MAY18 & 19) 1985 Tasmania 1986 New South Wales Murray 15-13103dFarrer12-15 87 Sydney 15-13103 d Sth. West 12-17 89 INTRA-STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS Farrer 17-23125 d Sth. West 9-11 65 Sydney 19-18132dMurray13-12 90 In 1987 there will be two State championships Series. The State Championships will be played in Wagga Wagga 1975 AT NARRANDERA (JUNE 21 & 22) over Easter. and the Counctry Championships will be played in two divisions, one at Bathurst and the other at Sth. West 16-16112dFarrer11-14 80 Gunnedah over the June Long Weekend. Sydney 15-16106dMurray10-20 80 Murray 23-10148 d Farrer 20-15135 Sydney 21-7133 d Sth. West 18-20128 State Championships 1976 AT FINLEY (JUNE 26 & 27) For the first time sine 1980 four competitions in N.S.W. which are regarded as having the highest standard, will Farrer 15-13103dSydney13-14 92 compete in a Series known as the State Championships Sth. West 19-18132 d Murray 7-19 61 to be held at Maher Oval, Wagga Wagga on 18/19 April Murray 13-17 95dSydney11-11 77 (Easter Weekend). Farrer 15-15111 d Sth. West 14-12 96 The competition went into recess in 1980 and has now 1977 AT SYDNEY (JUNE 11 & 12) been revived with Sydney, Farrer, Riverina and for the first time, Broken Hill competing. Murray 18-11119dFarrer13-12 90 Sth. West 15-25115dSydney15-8 98 The series will be an excellent guide for state selectors to Sydney 18-19127dFarrer15-8 98 observe the players vying for a place in the state team Sth. West 17-6108dMurray10-15 75 which will play the VFA at Lavington on Wednesday May 13.

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44 1978 AT WAGGA (JUNE 2 & 3) As befits the 1987 VFL competition co-sponsor, SPORTSPLAY shows more live Australian Rules football Murray 15-15105dSydney13-19 97 than the ABC or any other telecaster, and according to Farrer 14-9 93 d Sth. West 7-18 60 the hard-won contract, will do so for three years. Cover­ Sth. West 18-12120dSydney15-10100 age highlights for the current season include exclusive Farrer 22-18150 d Murray 6-11 47 rights to eighteen live Friday night games, all live Satur­ day "Match of the Day" games (followed by a replay of a 1979 AT NARRANDERRA (JUNE 2 & 3) different game), and Sunday, Monday night games, live, plus the entire National Panasonic pre-season competi­ Sth. West 20-26146dMurray12-14 86 tion, live. The finals and the count will Sydney 16-14110dFarrer14-21105 also be covered as they happen. Farrer 32-21 213dMurray15-12102 Sth. West 28-17185dSydney12-10 82 SPORTSPLAY's push for a high VFL profile began much 1980 AT DENILIQUIN (JUNE 7 & 8) earlier than December 1, 1986, the network's official date to air. Live and Australian sport has always been the prog­ Farrer 13-23 101 d Murray 12-14 86 ramming goal of the company, as envisaged by the man Sydney 18-9117 d Sth. West 11-9 75 who began it, Executive Chairman John Hodgman. As Murray 16-15111 d Sth. West 12-87 80 entrepreneur who has been involved in the develop­ Farrer 15-9 99dSydney13-11 89 ment of satellite media services since the early 1980's, Country Championships Hodgman is also well-known and well-respected as a specialist marketing consultant to the entertainment and The Country Championships have been played in vari­ media industries. ous forms since 1979 apart from a break in 1983.

Following the huge success caused with the champion­ The first person to apply for a satellite television license ships broken into two conferences last year, officials in Australia, Hodgman knows the business. And with sur­ have persisted with the same format. The Southern Divi­ veys of pub/club viewers clearly showing a preference sion Series will be played at Bathurst and the Northern for live sport programming (95% of those surveyed), Division at Gunnedah both on the Queens Birthday SPORTSPLAY's winning of the satellite rights to cover the Weekend of June 6, 7 & 8. With the final played on Sun­ 1987 VFL competition is, obviously, a giant step forward day, June 28, at a venue to be decided. for the network. Competitors for 1987 include: And it is proving to be a move in the right direction for Southern Northern those who are featuring on SPORTSPLAY screens this Central West Central Coast season. As well as game coverage in 1987, SPORTSPLAY Farrer- Division II Mid North Coast is running, free of charge, promotional spots for each lllawarra Newcastle club in Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, and Perth. It's a Sapphire Coast North Coast vital visual beginning for a new national competition. South Coast North West Summerland Results of the competition: Of course, SPORTSPLAY features boxing, thoroughbred and harness racing, greyhounds, celebrity tennis and 1979 South Coast golf events, and other exciting sports action besides VFL 1980 South Coast - in all, 2,500 hours of live sports television has been con­ 1981 South Coast tracted for the next twelve months. But whatever the dis­ 1982 Newcastle cipline, the network itself will remain closely aligned to 1983 No Contest Australian Rules football, by virtue of ownership. 1984 Newcastle SPORTSPLAY was acquired by Powerplay International 1985 Newcastle Limited, owner of the Sydney Swans, on October 14, 1986 Newcastle 1986, and several prominent Swans are members of the SPORTSPLAY SATELLITE SPORTS NETWORK SPORTSPLAY sales team.

With 660 applications for the SPORTSPLAY service having so far been received, John Hodgman expects the total of connected outlets to top 1,000 by late 1987. It is a pro­ jected figure that pleases VFL Commission Chairman The 1987 season is historic in Ross Oakley. "The involvement of SportsplayTelevision .. terms of its television cover­ brings the VFL an even wider audience, currently age. This year, the code is reached only through this new satellite sports network", broadcasted to its widest­ he says. ever audience, via the addi­ tional screens of satellite Sometimes running with the slogan First Place for Sport, sports network SPORTSPLAY SPORTS PLAY really is first place for VFL. in Australia hotels and clubs.

45 STATE REPRESENTATIVE TEAM STAFF

1. Senior (open age) Manager Bob Alterjay 02 6371800 (B) Asst.Manager David Oehm 069 21 3637 (B) 22 3458 (H) Coach Greg Leech 069 21 2637 (H) Selectors Greg Harris 02 332 3791 (B) Graham Ion 069 21 3346 (B) Greg Leech as above Trainers John Dumphy Barry Snowdon 069311081 (H)

2. Teal Cup (Under 17) Manager Ted Ray 02 642 4173 (H) Asst. Manager Pat Thompson 058 814353 (H) Coach Greg Harris 02 332 3873 (B) Asst. Coach Colin Fisher 066 24 3894 (H) Selectors Bill Thomas (Chairman) 069 29 9001 (H) Jim Daniher 069 75 9339 (H) Pat Thompson as above Greg Harris as above Colin Fisher as above

3. Shell Cup (Under 15) Manager Graeme Bartlett 024513685 (B) Coad1 Terry McGee 043 844280 (H) Asst. Coach Greg Harris 02 332 3873 (B) Selectors "as above" +Terry McGee Trainer Dennis Burkin shaw 069 28 3138 (H) UMPIRE DEVELOPMENT REGISTRATION AND TRANSFER OF PLAYERS ETC.

It is anticipated that in 1987 a number of Umpires These rules are currently under revision and at the time Courses will be held in various NSW Country locations. of printing the final draft was not available for publica­ tion. These, of course, will only be held in those leagues which are affiliated to the NSWAFL. At time of printing INTERSTATE CLEARANCES the itinerary for these courses was not available but both League and Umpire Secretaries will be contacted in due All National Football League (NFL) clearance forms for course. players registering with N.S.W.A.F.L. affiliated clubs must have their clearance form processed in the follow­ RESOURCES ing manner:

Copies of the NFL Umpire's Manual are available from INTRA-STATE CLEARANCES the NSWAFL at a cost of $15.00 postage paid. Players transferring from one N.S.W.A.F.L. affiliated Orders can be sent to Mr Geoff Armstrong, NSWAFL League to another, completes a pink Intra-State Clear­ Administration Manager, P.O. Box 333, Strawberry Hills ance Form No. 3 which is forwarded direct to the League 2012. the player is leaving from his new League. It is not sent to the N.S.W.A.F.L. offices. The following method should NSWAFL UMPIRING ADMINISTRATION be observed: Geoff Armstrong NSWAFL Administration Manager Player~ (new) Club~ (new) League~ (Former) League (02) 332 3791 ~ (Former) Club

SYDNEY UMPIRES ADVISOR When completed the form should be returned in the re­ Mr. Tony St Clair verse method. 29 Bellevue Street, Player~ Club~ League~ Glebe (02) 41-1 2755 (w) The Registrar SYDNEY FITNESS ADVISOR N.S.W.A.F.L. Mr John Reid P.O. Box 33, 21/294 Pacific Highway STRAWBERRY HILLS 2012 ~ Artarmon Interstate League (02) 439 2628 (h) (02) 923 8237 Where a player is transferring from a N.S.W.A.F.L. af­ Chairman, Sydney Appointments Board: Brian Leggett, filiated club interstate or to a N.S.W. Club which is unaf­ (02) 888 2014 (h) filiated, the clearance or transfer notification form will be (02) 922 5277 (w) forwarded to the League the player is leaving by the 45 Parklands Road N.S.W.A.F.L. Registrar for transmission to the player's North Ryde former club. Upon completion the form should be re­ turned in the same method. NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE OF AUSTRALIA LIMITED 1.4 Amateur Player (INCORPORATED IN VICTORIA) A Player is a Club which is affiliated to any Body affiliated PLAYER TRANSFER REGULATIONS with the Australian Amateur Football Council.

1.5 District Body Applicable from 12 December, 1986 A Football League or Association affiliated with a State 120 Jolimont Road, Body. Jolimont, Victoria, 3002 1.6 Unaffiliated Body TRANSFER RULES A Football League or Association not affiliated to the Na­ SECTION ONE tional Football League or to a State Body. DEFINITIONS 1.7 State Body

1.1 Contracted Player Queensland Australian Football League Incorporated Tasmanian Australian National Football League A player who is obliged pursuant to a Contract to render South Australian National Football League Incorporated his services as a footballer to a Club of a State Body Victoria Football League whether such Contract is between a Club and the Player West Austrlaian Football League Incorporated or is between the Club and any other person provided Australian Capital Territory Australian Football League that such Contract is registered with the State Body. Incorporated NSW State Football League 1.2 Uncontracted Player Football League

A Player of a State Body other than a Contracted Player. JOIN THE ROOS FOR A COLD BEER AFTER THE GAME WITH WAYNE, DAVID 1.3 District Player AND JANICE AT THE: A Player who is registered or listed as a Player with a Club of a District Body. GRAND HOTEL CNR. CROWLEY & LOFTUS STS., TEMORA (069} 771 690

DON'T TAKE A PUNT •Counter Lunches Mon.-Fri. 12-2p.m WITH YOUR SHOTS ... • Discount prices in package Beer •Hours: Mon.-Sat. 10a.m.-12 midnight Sundays 10 a.m.-8 p.m. CH I LOREN PLAY TO: •Have fun. • Learn new skills. 1.8 Club • Be with friends. A Football Club fielding a team in a competition adjoined SEE THE by a District Body, Unaffiliated Body or State Body. EXPERTS 1.9 Commissioner SALLY AND PATRICK A Commissioner or Deputy Commissioner appointed AT pursuant to Regulation 4. 1.10 Practice or Trial Matches

WAGGA PHOTOGRAPHICS A match between two Clubs, not forming part of the offi­ 35 BAYLIS STREET, WACCA WACCA cial Match Programme of the competition in which the Phone 211703 · Clubs compete.

TEAM AND IND~VIDUAL PHOTOS 1.11 Maximum Transfer Fee OF EACH PLAYER The Fee determined by the League pursuant to Regula­ Two 7" by 5" Colour Shots tion 6.1 For $8.00 1.12Form1 15% COMMISSION RETURNED TO YOUR CLUB Form set out in Appendix (ii)

48 1.13 Form 2 2.3 Disputes

Form set out in Appendix (iii) If there is a dispute between a Player and a transferor Club whether that Player is a Contracted Player or an Un­ 1.14State contracted Player such dispute shall be referred to the determination of the Commissioner by the transferor Each State in the Commonwealth of Australia, the Austra­ Club by giving notice in writing of such dispute to the Na­ lian Capital Territory and the Northern Territory. tional Football League within fourteen (14) days of the commencement of any such dispute.

SECTION TWO STATE BODIES 2.4 Practice and Trial Matches

2.1 Contracted Players A Contracted or Uncontracted Player shall not be permit­ ted to play in a practice or trial match with a Club of A Contracted Player may not transfer to a Club of another another State without the consent in writing of the Club State without the consent in writing of the Club to whom to whom he is rendering his services as a football Player. he is rendering his services as football Player. A State Body whose Club breaches this regulation is li­ A State Body that permits (whether by permit transfer or able to a penalty determined by the Commissioner but otherwise) a Contracted Player of another State Body to not exceeding $5,000.00 for each offence. play in a Club of its State without the consent in writing of the Club to whom the Contracted Player is rendering his 2.5 Subsequent Transfer to a State Body services or is otherwise in breach of these Regulations should be dealt with under the Articles of Association of Where a player transfers to a district, amateur or unaf­ the National Football League as if it had been guilty of filiated body of another State under the provisions of conduct prejudicial to the interest of the League. regulation 2.2 and subsequently within a period of 24 months, receives a permit to play with a club of a state 2.2 Uncontracted Players body, such club shall be required to comply with the pro­ visions of these regulations as though the player had An Un contracted Player may transfer to a Club of another transferred direct as an uncontracted player from his State (hereinafter called "the transferee Club") at the ex­ former state body, except that the period of 14 days refer­ piration of fourteen (14) days, subject to the procedures red to in regulation 2.2.2 shall commence from the date specified in appendix (i), after a duly completed Form 1 that the former club receives notice of the granting of has been lodged with the State Body that the Club to such permit. which his is rendering his services as a football Player (hereinafter called "the transferor Club") is a member. 2.5.1 A state body granting a permit for a player categorized under regulation 2.5 shall notify the former 2.2.1 Upon the transfer of an Uncontracted Player and State body in writing forthwith. the subsequent granting of a permit, the transferee Club shall pay to the transferor Club such amount as has been agreed by them being not in excess of the maximum transfer fee.

If a permit is not obtained within 28 days of a player's transfer in the period, 15 January to 30 June in any one year, the transfer shall lapse.

Where a player applies for a transfer outside of this period, a permit must be obtained within 28 days after 15 January next, or the transfer shall lapse. SECTION THREE

2.2.2 If the transferor Club and the transferee Club can­ OTHER BODIES not reach agreement on the fee to be paid to the trans­ feror Club, either Club may refer the determination of 3.1 District Players the fee to the Commissioner by notice in writing given to the National Football League and the other Club within A District Player may transfer to a Club of another State .. fourteen (14) days after the transfer of the Uncontracted upon completion and lodgement of a Form 2 with the Player to the transferee Club. transferee Body provided that if the District Player is re­ gistered as a current Player with a Club of a State Body, he 2.2.3 Notwithstanding that a fee has not been agreed or shall be deemed an Uncontracted Player of that State that the Commissioner has not determined a fee an Un­ Body and Regulation 2.2 shall apply to him. contracted Player is entitled to be granted a permit to play with the transferee Club. 3.2 Amateur Players

2.2.4 The Commissioner shall determine the fee as at the An Amateur Player maytransferto a Club of another State date the Uncontracted Player is granted a permit to play upon completion and lodgement of a Form 2 with the with the transferee Club. transferee body.

49 3.3 Transfer Fee Not Applicable 4.5 Powers of the Commissiner

3.3.1 Except as otherwise provided in these Regulations, 4.5.1 Disputes transfer fees shall not be payable for Players of District, Amateur or Unaffiliated Bodies. The Commissioner shall have power to determine all matters referred to him in accordance with these Regula­ 3.3.2 Transfer fees shall not be payable by district, tions. amateur or unaffiliated bodies for uncontracted players transferring from state bodies. SECTION FOUR COMMISSIONER =Budget • 4.1 A Comissioner and a Deputy Commissioner shall be appointed annually by the League, no later than 31 De­ YOUR TEAM PLAYING AWAY THIS cember, such appointment to be effective for the ensu­ WEEKEND? ing calendar year.

The League may revoke such appointment at any time. WHY NOT TAKE THE WORRY OUT OF TRANSPORTING YOUR LOCAL 4.2 The League shall appoint an additional Commissioner FOOTBALL TEAM BY HIRING EITHER or Deputy Commissioner if during their year of office the AN 8, 11, OR 20 SEATER Commissioner or Deputy Commissioner is unable or un­ MINI BUS, MAKING YOUR willing to act. The Committee may revoke any such ap­ DAY TROUBLE FREE AND pointment at any time. MORE CONVENIENT 4.3 A Commissioner and Deputy Commisioner shall not hold any office or appointment in a State Body, District Body or any Club that is a member of a State Body or a District Body.

4.4 Referral to Commissioner

4.4.1 Where an objection has been lodged under Regula­ tion 2.3, the Club concerned shall forward such material 15o/o that it believes to be relevant in support of the conten­ SIMPLY CALL US ON (008) 331331 tion that the Player is under Contract, together with a fee of $500.00. OR SYDNEY (02) 339 8811

Upon receipt, the National Football League shall forward BUDGET DRIVES YOUR a copy to the transferee Club and its State Body. FOOTBALL DOLLAR FURTHER!

4.4.2 A Club referring a dispute to the Commissioner under Regulation 2.2.2, shall submit such material it con­ siders relevant to its claim. 4.5.2 Hearings 4.4.3 Upon receipt of a submission lodged in accordance with Regulation 2.2.2, the National Football League shall, The Commissioner shall have the power to call hearings forward a copy of such submission to the other Club con­ to determine the matters that have been referred to him. cerned and to its State Body. Such Club may within four­ teen (14) days submit a written stateement in support of a 4.5.3 Conduct of Hearings claim for a transfer fee it believes appropriate. The Commissioner shall determine the procedure to be I'\/ ,, I/'-,. /' adopted at any such hearings. TATHRA HOTEL/MOTEL 4.5.4 Cost of Hearings Mine hosts Jim & Coral Ryan & Family The Commissioner shall have power to make an order for the costs of any hearing.

_._Live bands every Saturday night. 4.5.5 Fines +counter lunches & teas. +Magnificent Ocean views The Commissioner shall have power to impose fines in accordance with these Regulations.

4.6 Transfer Fee Bega St., TATHRA ~(0649) 41101

'I'\/ Proudly supporting TA THRA Seagulls ,, When a matter under Regulation 2.2.2 is referred to the I/'. /' Commissioner, each Club shall be entitled:-

50 a) to make a written submission to the Commissioner as SECTION FIVE to the amount of Transfer Fee it regards as reasonable, and SPECIAL PROVISIONS

b) in the event of a hearing being conducted, to be rep­ 5.1 Separate Agreements resented at the hearing and adduce relevant evidence. 5.1.1 A State Body or a Club ofa State Body may enter into After considering such submissions and evidence (if any) agreements with any other State Body or Club of a State the Commissioner shall determine the transfer fee that is Body concerning the transfer of Players between the payable by the transferee Club provided that such fee State Bodies or Clubs as the case may be. shall not exceed the maximum transfer fee. 5.1.2 A copy of each such agreement is to be lodged with In making his determination, the Commissioner may the National Football League by the 1st February or consider and take into acocunt all the circumstances and within fourteen (14) days of the making of such agree­ matters relevant to the case, including:- ment if made between the 1st February and the 30th Sep­ tember. a) The age of the Player; 5.1.3 Each such agreement shall for all purposes be re­ b) The period of time during which the Player has played garded as valid and subsisting when otherwise declared for and the service given by him to the Club from which by any Court and if the provisins of any such agreement he is transferring, and the benefits (whether financial or are inconsistent with these Regulations the agreement otherwise) given by that Club to the Player during that shall prevail. period; 5.2 Border Associatons c) The extent to which the Club from which he is transfer­ ring was both willing and able to employ the Player as a Border Associations consisting of Clubs, some of which footballer and select him in a team fielded by it; are in one State and some in another, may make their own rules as to the transfer of Players from one Club to d) The number of Interstate Representative matches in another in such Association and may enter separate ag­ which the Player has participated; reements with other Border Associations as to the trans­ fer of Players between the Associations concerned. e) The Player's ranking in Best Player awards; 5.3 Broken Hill f) The benefit derived by the public from teams fielded by Clubs competing in matches conducted by the State For the purposes of these Regulations the Broken Hill Bodies having sufficient stability in their composition to Football League shall be deemed to be a League affiliated permit the development of well matched Players of the with the South Australian National Football League In­ highest available calibre and in this context:- corporated.

(i) The interests of the State Body and the Club from 5.4 Regulations Not Applicable whom the Player has transferred. These Regulations shall not apply to Uncontracted Players, Amateur or District Players who have not played competition football for the previous twenty-four (24) months, or to Players under 15 years at 1st January. SECTION SIX TRANSFER FEE PAYMENTS 4.7 Further Referral

In reaching a determination, the Commissioner shall be entitled to: - The maximum fee for the transfer of Uncontracted Players shall be determined annually by the League no a) Take advice from a barrister or solicitor later than 31 December and be applicable for the ensuing calendar year. In determining such fee, the League shall b) Have made such investigations as he thinks approp­ be entitled to take into account submissions made to it riate by any State Body provided such submissions are lodged no later than 28 days prior to the meeting at which the fee c) Call evidence from such persons as he deems neces­ shall be determined. sary. 6.2 Method of Payment 4.8 Decision Binding 6.2.1 "In determining the maximum fee in accordance The decision of the Commissioner shall be given in writ­ with Regulation 6.1, the League shall determine the ing and shall be final and binding on all parties and shall method and terms of, payment and shall, if it considers not be called into question, appealed against or re­ appropriate, set a scale of payments based upon the viewed (whether by prerogative Writ or otherwise) in any number of matches progressively played with the trans­ Court or Tribunal. feree Club.

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52 6.2.2 "Where a matter is referred to him, under Regula­ APPENDIX II 120 Jolimont Road tion 2.2.2, the Commissioner shall determine the JOLI MONT VIC 3002 method and term of payment and shall be empowered to apply a scale of payments based upon the number of NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE OF AUSTRALIA LIMITED matches progressively played with the transferee club. (INCORPORATED IN VICTORIA) FORM No.1 6.2.3 "In the event of the transferee club failing to pay the INTERSTATE TRANSFER transfer fee as determined under Regulation 6.2.1 or FOR TRANSFER OF PLAYERS OF A STATE BODYTOACLUB OF ANOTHER STATE 6.2.2, such fee shall be paid by the State Body of whom !. .... Born the transferee club is a member and that State Body s,hall now re<;iding at...... State ...... Postcode .. . be entitled to receive the fee from the Club. apply for a clearam e trom the

APPENDIX (i) in the State of...... to play with the ...... Club in the State of

Procedure for lodgement and processing of Transfer Ap­ I have been a Rcgi<>tcrcd Player of the ...... Club '>Ince .. . plications (Form 1) I an11am not under Di~qual1fication for an offencf' under the laws of Au~tralian Football I am/am not a Contracted Player.

My previous Club<; were:- Upon receipt of a properly completed Form 1, a State Club ...... Lcague/A<;sociation ...... from...... to .. . Body shall forward such form to the Player's former State Club ...... League/Association. . ... from ...... to .. . Body, clearly indicating the date of its despatch. The Club...... LeaguelAssouat1on .... from ...... to .. . State Body receiving the form will so acknowledge in (Note: The above details mu~t be given or the word 'NIL' ~hown) writing within 48 hours of receipt. I Certify that the above information i~ true and correct-

Dated...... Player's Signature. Should the form be mislaid by reason outside the control of the parties concerned, then upon the production of a FOR OFFICE USE ONLY Statutory Declaration verifying such loss and the comple­ IT o be completed by Player's Club) * I confirm that the abovenamed is *The abovenamed is a contracted *I object to the transfer on the tion of another Form 1 the provisions of 2.2 shall apply not contracted to my club and player of this club. However the grounds that the abovementioned except that the period of fourteen (14) days therein refer­ acknowledge the transfer. transfer is approved and transfer is Contracted to this Club. red to shall be reduced to ten (10) days. fee arrangements agreed to. Signed ...... (Secretary/Manager)

Time Limit Dated ...... Club ......

To be completed by State Affiliated Body If an application is not returned within the due period, I the originating State Body shall be telegram or telex, ad­ r The ...... league Confirms/Refuses the Transfer

vise the other State Body concerned. of...... a Player in the State of ..

to play in the State of . If notification of objection is not received by telegram or telex within three business days therefrom, a permit may Dated this ...... day of ...... 19 ...... be granted. *Strike out whichever is inapplicable.

Objection Secretary

NOTE: Should the Transferor Club object to the Transfer on the grounds that it Where notice is given under Regulation 2.3, the State believes _the Player to be under. Contract, a copy of the completed Form 1, to­ gether with a written statement in support of the claim, must be lodged with the Body in the former State shall immediately notify the National Football League of Australia Limited within fourteen (14) days. other State Body concerned. Amateur and District Players ASSOCIATIONS, Upon receipt of a Form 2, the Body concerned shall for­ CLUBS, ward such form to its State Body for forwarding to the Player's former State for the purpose of notification of BUSINESS transfer. ORGANIZATIONS, SCHOOLS, ETC. Have Your Own Magazine Published. Histories, Annuals, Special Events or "This is your Life" Publications Contact: ABUNDANT LIFE PUBLISHING HOUSE,

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53 APPENDIX Ill

120 Jolimont Road JOLI MONT VIC 3002

NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE OF AUSTRALIA LIMITED (INCORPORATED IN VICTORIA) AUSSIE FOO TY FORM No. 2 INTERSTATE TRANSFER NOTIFICATION FORM

FOR PLAYERS OF DISTRICT AND AMATEUR BODIES TRANSFERRING INTERSTATE

I ...... born ...... / ...... ! ... . "WHATS IT ALL ABOUT (Full Name) Of ·························································(Address) ...... State ...... Postcode ... 'Children aged 5 to 12 will benefit enormously from this wish to transfer from the...... of .... . Program of Modified Football because it has been de­ (Club) (Affiliated body) in the State of ...... to...... of ...... signed solely with needs in mind'. DAVID PARKIN (VFL (Club) (Affiliated body) Premiership Coach and Physical Education Lecturer) in the State of ......

I am/am not under disqualification for an offence under the laws of Australian Footall. The "Aussie Footy" Program has been designed to intro­ duce children in their Primary School years to our great I am/am not contracted to a Club of a State League. national game of Australian Football, and by way of spe­ Dated ...... Player's Signature ...... cially modified activities and games, to enjoy their part in

OFFICE USE ONLY this healthy, outdoor sport. (To be completed by player's Club and Affiliated body) The range of skill acitivities and games being introduced * I confirm that the abovenamed is not under disqualification and acknowledge the Player's Transfer. under this Program is tailored to match the physical, mental and skill development levels of children who fall *The abovenamed is under disqualification under the National Football League Laws of Australian into this age group. Football, details are attached herewith.

Signed ...... Date ...... Signed...... Date .. . (Club/Secretary) (league/Association Secretary) To be completed by State League

The ...... League 'acknowledges/objects to the

Transfer of the abovenamed. Signed ...... Date ......

*Strike out whichever inapplicable

NOTE: A District Player transferring to a Club of another State and subsequently, within 24 months, seek­ ing to transfer to a Club of a State Body, shall be subject lo the proviions of the National Football The Program's aim is to prepare children for future par­ League Transfer Regulation 2.5. c:::; ticipation in sport by providing a graded sequence of suitable activities and games, which will help them maximise their opportunities for learning, participation and FUN.

Along with the assistance of the N.S.W.A.F.L./Sydney Swans Development Officers who cover all the regions of NSW. The Auddie Footy Kit gives the teachers of NSW all the aid needed to teach Aussie Footy.

No matter what grade level they may be teaching, the teacher will find that the lessons and activities contained PARRAMATTA CITY in this Manual are appropriate for various children's de­ CHIROPRACTIC CENTRE velopment level. DR PETER SHELLEY Member of U.C.A.A. With the emphasis on LEARNING, FUN and PARTICIPA­ Doctor of Osteopathy TION, all children will be able to be involved, regardless of sex.

SPORTS INJURIES The "Aussie Footy'' Skill Certificate Awards Scheme forms a very important part of the Program, as no matter Manipulative Therapy ·Therapeutic Massage what age or level of development, the child will have the ·Solarium incentive to practise and win further skill level certifi­ Monday to Friday & Saturday morning cates. After Hours oy Appointment PH: (02) 633 1349 There has been a section included in the Teacher's Man­ ual too, for the school team and the school coach to pre­ 89 MARSDEN ST, PARRAMATTA, SYDNEY pare for "Aussie Footy" matches.

54 THE "AUSSIE FOOTY" PROGRAM KIT .... FOR JUNIOR CLUBS, TOO!

To help schools and junior clubs, the "Aussie Footy'' The "Aussie Footy" Program is NOT merely one for use in Program Kit has been made up and comes in a presenta­ schools, but we also encourage its methods to be used at tion folder. This Kit contains items to assist in the suc­ all Junior Football Clubs. cessful conduct of the "Aussie Footy" program and we advise these are available now from one of the State" Au­ Once again the emphasis will be to maximise the oppor­ ssie Footy" Co-ordinators. tunities for SKILL-LEARNING, PARTICIPATION and FUN.

The Kit contains the following items: . The kit for Junior Clubs includes a special "Aussie Footy" Coaches' Manual, packed with programs of activities and 1. An "Aussie Footy" Poster for display on school and games specially graded to meet the needs of children of club notice boards. various age levels up to 12 years.

2. An "Aussie Footy" BASIC SKILLS MANUAL containing A major feature of the Manual for Coaches is the inclu­ information in pictorial and written form on the basic sion of programs of specially designed practice sessions. skills of Australian Football for Teachers and Coaches. Several modified games of football, designed to promote 3. "Aussie Footy" SKILL AWARD CERTIFICATES. Informa­ the skill levels of various age groups, and provide in­ tion on how to conduct the Skill Tests which lead to the creased exposure to team competition are also highligh­ attainment of the free Skill Certificates awarded to the ted. children on reaching various skill levels. There is little doubt that skills learned in the early years 4. An "Aussie Footy" TEACHERS MANUAL designed and stay with the child and he or she will be able to enjoy and produced so teachers will be able to easily conduct mod­ participate very much better in latter years. The" Aussie ified games (including the "Aussie Footy" Game) and ac­ Footy" Program activities and games also assist in bail tivities amongst pupils, to help them enjoy their sport control and co-ordination of youngsters. more. All Junior Football Clubs are urged to contact their "Au­ 5. "Aussie Footy" COACHES MANUAL one which will be ssie Footy" Co-ordinator and avail themselves of the be­ of great value to ·the Junior Club Coach in conduction nefits provided under this important program - the first practice sessions of modified games and activities ap­ and best for kids in Australia - supported by the Federal propriate to the various age levels with his or her Club. Government Department of Sport, Recreation and Tourism. 6. Skills of Australian Football WALL CHARTS are also available to show details of the skills applications by champion players. INSTRUCTIONS TO TIMEKEEPERS

7. Additional items available include: Far too often it is found that club timekeepers are not suf­ ficiently versed with their duties. SKILL BALLS - Synthetic construction will not hurt small hands, feet or bodies. Suitable for practice and are not We have taken an excerpt from the 1987 NFL Laws of Au­ expensive. stralian Football relating to what is expected of timekeep­ ers. These duties are set out below: MATCH BALLS - Special sizes recommended for various age levels. 17.0 MATCH: TIME: DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF UMPIRES AND TIMEKEEPERS MARKERS - For use in almost all "Aussie Footy'' games and activities. 17.1 Duration of game, quarters and intervals.

8. PROMOTIONAL VIDEOS 17.1.1 All matches shall be of four quarters each of 25 :11i­ nutes playing time. The controlling body may, in an Contact your" Aussie Footy" Co-ordinator for supply de­ emergency, reduce such time. tails. 17.1.2 The time allowed between the end of the first THE SWANS/N.S.W.A.F.L. quarter and the start of the second quarter shall be suffi­ cient to permit teams to change ends, but shall not ex­ The New South Wales Football League believe that it is ceed three minutes. At half time the players may leave important that the school children have a chance to be the playing ground for not more than 15 minutes, the taught the skills of "Aussie Footy'' by qualified teachers match must recommence not later than 20 minutes after and so have made available eight Development Officers the conclusion of the second quarter. At the conclusion for the NSW area. As six of these officers are current of the 20 minute period the timekeepers shall notify the Swans players it also gives the children a chance to meet field umpire by sounding the bell or siren. Between the 'The Swans'. end of the third quarter and the start of the last quarter there shall be an interval of not more than 5 minutes. If your school would like a visit from a Development Of­ ficer please contact the Officer in your area at the Sydney Swans office on (02) 332 3888.

55 17.1.3 The timekeepers shall indicat~ the end of each 17.2.3 To add time on to the playing time of the quarter quarter by sounding the bell or siren and play shall cease whenever directed to do so by the field umpire, or when when the field umpire signifies that he has heard it by a goal or behind has been kicked. sounding his whistle and holding up both hands pro­ vided no breaches of the laws has occurred and except 17.2.4 In the case of a goal being scored, the time on when the ball is in transit or when a player has been added is that which elapsed between the commence­ awarded a mark or free kick prior to the first sound of a ment of the waving of the flags by the goal umpire and siren or bell, the player is permitted to take his kick. the bouncing of the ball in the centre.

17.1.4 In the event of an encroachment of the area of play 17.2.5 In the case of a behind scored, the time on added by unauthorized persons, or that play is prevented by is that which elapses going back to the spot where the any other means, the field umpire shall seek the assis­ free kick was given. tance of his fellow umpires and/or other constituted au­ thority to clear the playing arena so that the match may 17.2.6 In the case of the umpire failing to signal the com­ be resumed. If the field umpire is unable to do this within pletion of the time added period, or that the timekeepers a reasonable time he shall terminate play at that time and fail to hear the whistle to signify the end of the period, report all circumstances to the controlling body. This they shall stop adding "Time On" when they see that the body may award the result or declare the match aban­ ball is again in play. doned or call a replay at its discretion. 17.3 Time on 17.2 Timekeepers The field umpire shall instruct the timekeepers to add Each team shall appoint a timekeeper whose duties shall "time on" when play is unduly delayed:- be:- 17.3.1 If there is any undue delay in getting the ball back 17.2.1 To keep the time of each quarter on time cards, when it has gone out of play. complete the time cards and forward them to the Secret­ ary of the controlling body. 17.3.2 If a player wilfully wastes time.

17.2.2 To sound a bell or siren at the start and finish of 17.3.3 If a player goes over an opponent's mark and does each quarter, and to keep sounding it until the field um­ not go back promptly when ordered to do so. pire notifies them that he has heard it. 17.3.4 When the out of bounds signal has not been seen by the field umpire and the ball is taken back to the spot where it crossed the boundary line.

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56 ST ATE GOVERNMENT ASSISTANCE (i) where multi-purpose or flexible usage is planned; CAPITAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAMME 1986/87 (ii) which will be used by a wide cross-section of the com­ APPLICATION FOR FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO munity; DEVELOP SPORTING AND RECREATION FACILITIES (iii) which are developing in response to expressed or obvious local needs; (iv) which are supported by Local Government and the Grants are available to assist Local Government Au­ community; thorities and sporting and recreational organisations to (v) where local funds will be involved; and develop sporting and recreational facilities. (vi) where suitable long-term management arrangement have been devised. Organisations seeking assistance under the Capital As­ *Low Priority will be given if:- sistance Programme should ensure that an application form is completed and forwarded to the appropriate (i) the facilities duplicate others in the area that are not Local Government Authority (Local Council or Shire), on fully utilised: or before FRIDAY, 31ST OCTOBER, 1987. Local Councils will provide local priority ratings in respect of each appli­ (ii) projects are entirely related to fencing or roadworks; cation received and then submit all such applications to (iii) projects are to be developed on privately owned the appropriate Regional Office of the Department of land; Sport and Recreation. The Department wi II take into con­ (iv) construction work is unable to be commenced prior sideration local priority ratings in the identification and to 30th October, 1987. compilation of State priorities. The Department will not consider applications relating The following information is provided as a guide to the towards building projects designed to provide facilities types of projects which may attract assistance:- which include theatres and performing arts centres, con­ cert halls, art galleries, cultural facilities, cultural compo­ * In general, a minimum of fity percent (50%) of the total nents of community/civic centes and of multi-purpose cost of the project will need to be raised by the local or­ centres or halls and museums, visual and craft work­ ganisation concerned. shops, audio-visual studios and workshops, rehearsal and training rooms or community art centres. As provi­ *Requests for retrospective funding, maintenance costs, sion for the allocation of funds to assist with the running costs, equipment and salaries will NOT be consi­ aforementioned developments has been made by the dered. Office of the Minister for the Arts, all requests for finan­ cial assistance pertaining to cultrual facilities should be * Projects which are private commercial ventures will made to that Department. also NOT be considered. Intending applicants should ensure that the application * Priority will be given to areas where need is greatest. form is completed in full and all details provided. Failure to do so may result in the application being afforded a *Generally, high priority will be given to projects:- low priority rating. REGISTRATION OF RECORDS RECOGNITION OF SERVICE

The New South Wales Football League is in the process of Both the National Football League and the New South recognising and maintaining a register of all football r~­ Wales Football League have the provision for Merit or cords which have been established over the years or will Service Awards to be presented to individuals who have be created in the future. provided outstanding service to football in their particu­ lar sphere. · Records of achievement by players and/or clubs of af­ filiated bodies only, will be recognised. The National Football League provides for one only nomination per State per year. In 1986 Mr. Bob Loveday When submitting the application for recognition of a par­ of the Cronulla Junior Football Club was recognized for ticular feat or record it must be accompanied by his contribution to his club, association and the N.S.W. documentary proof and where appropriate signed by Junior Football Council for a period extending in excess both president and secretary of the particular league/as­ of 20 years. sociation as some means of substantiating the claim. The N.S.W. Football League provides for the issue offive Applications must be made on the prescribed form is­ Service Awards per annual with the one criteria that sued by the New South Wales Football League and can be nominees must have an involvement of no less than 15 obtained by contacting the League's Registrar on (Tel. years to the sport. (02) 332 3873. All correspondence should then be for­ warded to the League's postal address of P.O. Box 333, Nominations can be made through the local league or as­ STRAWBERRY HILLS, NSW, 2012. socation and must be submitted on the prescribed form obtainable from the N.S.W. League Offices.

In the case of both such awards, nominations close on October 31 of each year with the awards being formally passed at the respective bodys' annual general meeting.

It is essential that people be recognized for their con­ tribution towards sport and the N.S.W. Football League encourages nominations for those who have played a major part in their club's or league's development.

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58 INSURANCE- • provision for partial as well as total disablement DO YOU KNOW YOUR RESPONSIBILITIES? • lump sum payments There exist two major areas of insurance which affect football clubs in New South Wales. These are: • low premiums • no insurance brokers or agents a) The NSW State Government Sporting Injuries Insurance Scheme; • applicable to both amateur and professional and sportspersons b) Sporting Clubs Public Liability. • ease of application and operation It is essential that club officials are aware of their responsibilities in these areas so that the club itself and • future development and enlargement in the interests its members are adequately covered. of sportspersons

Failure to adequately cover these areas can lead to club officials and members, in some instances, being What does the Scheme do? personally liable. The Scheme provides insurance cover for the members of any sporting organisation which has elected to join. It pays a lump sum benefit to any qualified member or registered player who is injured in the course of an THE NSW GOVERNMENT organised activity or sporting event and who has SPORTING INJURIES sustained a permanent disability of a certain, specified kind as a result of that injury. Officials may also be INSURANCE SCHEME covered. There is a benefit for death caused by injury.

Who runs it?

The Scheme is fully administered by the Sporting Injuries Committee which has been established for this very The NSW Australian Football League Ltd., as one of the purpose. The Committee has six members most of whom State's major sporting bodies, recognises the need to ac­ are involved in sport in one way or another and serve on a part-time basis. count for permanently incapacitating sporting injuries and has gained admission to the Scheme on behalf of its What injuries are covered and what are the benefits? leagues, associations, councils and clubs. This has ena­ bled a number of seriously injured footballers to qualify Any injury resulting in the permanent loss of a prescribed for benefits under the Scheme and has vindicated the faculty or the use of some prescribed part of the body is League's decision to participate in it, in the interests of its covered by the Scheme and the disabilities covered are players and officials. indicated by the following tables. Partial as well as total incapacities are covered but during the early phase of the The Scheme's application to Australian Football for 1986 Scheme's operation, an injury must, in most cases, has produced the following results thus far:- involve a permanent percentage loss of usage (or function) of at least 50%. Activity Average Injury type Number Some examples of benefits obtainable under the scheme of phase benefit Cases Table A loss of testicle 1 contesting a mark $5,494 Loss of use of an arm of the finger contesting a greater part thereof ...... $23,000 dysfunction 1 ground ball $2,850 loss of spleen 1 contesting a mark $3,750 Loss of use of lower part of an arm, a hand, or four fingers and A number of other organ and limb injuries are currently thumb of a hand ...... $19,700 under examination.

We have detailed the following information which might Loss of use of a leg, or the answer some questions you might have in relation to greater part thereof...... $21,000 your players paying into the scheme. Loss of use of lower part of a leg ...... $18,050 Some of the Scheme's features: Loss of use of a foot...... $17,500 • provision for death and permanent disablement resulting from sporting injuries Total loss of sight of both eyes or • security of establishment under legislation and of only sighted eye ...... $29,550 backing by the NSW Government Loss of use of an eye • cover for all normal sporting events and trials, (if other sighted) ...... $12,250 exhibition and like events and organised practice and training Loss of hearing of both ears ...... $18,050

59 Loss of power of speech ...... $18,050 Over ninety sporting organisations have already been admitted to the Scheme. More than thirty-two different Loss of use of a thumb ...... $ 8,550 sports are represented by these organisations.

Loss of use of an index finger ...... $ 5,700 PREMIUMS

Loss of use of a middle, ring or The premium rates for Australian Football in the Scheme little finger ...... $ 3,000 are:

Loss of use of a great toe ...... $ 5,700 Adult Rate: ...... $4

Loss of both kidneys, or only Non-adult Rate (Under 18 Yrs) ...... $1 functioning kidney...... $31,250 Officials:...... $1 Loss of a kidney (if other functioning) ...... $ 3,750 Umpires: ...... $1

Loss of the spleen ...... $ 3,750 Officials Under 18 Yrs...... 25¢

Table B Umpires Under 18 Yrs ...... 25¢

Loss of mental capacity ...... $90,000 The relevant forms for this Scheme are sent to all League Secretaries, Junior and Senior, for distribution to their Loss of sense of smell...... $ 4,950 clubs. This will occur early in the year and, after completion of Loss of sense of taste ...... $ 4,950 the respective forms, the forms and money will then be Loss of sexual organs...... $14,650 collected by the League Secretaries and forwarded to:

Loss of an eye - where unsighted ...... $ 6,550 Mr. Geoff Armstrong, NSWAFL Administration Manager, The amounts of the benefits payable vary according to PO Box 333, STRAWBERRY HILLS NSW 2012 the type and degree of disability sustained and the The Scheme is relevant to any sport in which there exists amounts specified in the above tables are the maximum the possibility of a fractured or dislocated limb, or an in­ amounts payable. jured eye perhaps, and is therefore certainly relevant to any sport involving the motion of the human body, bod­ For example, a fractured thumb that failed to heal prop­ ily impact or the use of an implement of some kind. erly and resulted in a permanent 50% loss of usage would Clearly very few sports would escape this description. generate a benefit of $4,275, half the (maximum) amount payable for a total loss. Naturally, the premium rates applicable to a particular sport would reflect the best assessment available to the The amount of a payment for an incapacity specified in Committee of the risk of injury in that sport. Table A would depend very largely on medical assess­ ment - Table B benefits are required to be determined at Enquiries the discretion of the Sporting Injuries Committee, but of course based upon specialist medical evidence. Further information about the Scheme may be obtained by writing to the Secretary of the Sporting Injuries Com­ The benefit payable in a case of multiple injuries, such as mittee at 131 Macquarie Street, Sydney. The telephone in a case of quadriplegia or paraplegia, is calculated by number is - Sydney 237 4888. totalling the relevant amounts, but $90,000 is the maximum benefit payable in respect of injuries arising fhe Committee's staff are located on the sixth floor of out of the same accident. Duesburys Building, 52 Phillip Street, Sydney, should personal enquiries wish to be made. For death, $37,500 is payable in respect of an adult, or a person under 18 years of age survived by dependants, and an additional $1,500 for each dependant child. For the death of a person under 18 years of age without leav­ ing dependants the Scheme provides a benefit not ex­ ceeding $1,100 for reimbursement of funeral expenses - this is the only difference, in the amounts of the benefits, between junior and senior participants.

How has the Scheme performed to date?

Over $2.5 million has been paid from the Sporting In­ juries Fund to applicants from such sports as Rugby League, Rugby Union, Cricket, Touch Football, Soccer, Springboard Diving, Pony Clubs, Cycling and Fishing.

61 INTERSTATE LEAGUES

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Australian Amateur Football Council P.O. Box 107 NORTH ADELAIDE SA 5066 Secretaryffreasurer: Alan Statton Tel: (08) 212 7788

ACT Australian Football League P.O. Box 417 WODEN ACT2606 General Manager: Dick O'Neil Tel: (062) 82 4620

Northern Territory Football League P.O. Box 681 DARWIN NT 5794 General Manager: Andy Hill Tel: (089) 81 9307 OsPALDtl\IG. Queensland Australian Football League P.O. Box211 Po So')( 2)$ f:SG~l-.£-f 220¥ WOOLLONGABBA QLD. 4102 General Manager: Andrew Ireland DON KENYON INSURANCE BROKERS Tel: (07) 391 8200 141 Peter St., Wagga Wagga REGISTERED BROKERS FOR: D.K. • ALL GENERAL INSURANCE South Australian National Football League • LIFE .SUPERANNUATION P.O. Box 1 WEST LAKES SA 5021 PHONE: (069) 215177 General Manager: Leigh Wicker After Hours Phone: Tel: (08) 268 2088 ·Don Kenyon 224405 ·Joe Desira 24822 ·Des Goonan 223193 MEMBER OF i[~u:!i!!

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62 PUBLIC LIABILITY INCORPORATION

WHY PUBLIC LIABILITY What Incorporation Means Public Liability insurance is essential for all sporting clubs In passing this law the NSW Government is offering spe­ for the following reasons: cial advantages to those groups that are prepared to con­ duct themselves according to certain rules. A group that i) To cover the club and its members against legal action is not registered remains unincorporated and the law for damages; recognises only the individuals who make up the group. A group that is registered becomes incorporated (or ii) Many Councils will refuse to allow clubs the use of joined together) and the law recognises it as a single en­ council facilities, including grounds, unless the clubs tity separate from individual members. The Incorporated have taken out public liability policies; Association is a newly created legal person.

iii) In order for a club to incorporate, it is a requirement As a legally recognised entity, the Incorporated Associa­ to take out a $2 million public liability policy on the tion can do things like own a building, take out a lease, grounds and facilities which that club will use. be sued or sue someone in court. An unincorporated group does not have these advantages and must rely on The damages faced by football clubs failing to adequately the individual members to do things in their own name insure themselves and their members was highlighted by for the group. This means that if an unincorporated an incident which occurred at Ashwood, Victoria, in group wishes to rent an office, some of its members 1985. would have to sign the lease in their own names. The dis­ advantage with this is that shuld those members leave A young girl was watching her brother play football - a the group the office is still legally rented to them and they gust of wind lifted the scoreboard off its uprights and the are still legally liable to pay the rent. An Incorporated As­ young girl was struck by the flying scoreboard and her sociation, however is able to rent an office in its own right eye was caught by one of the hooks from which the name, so when committee members of an lncorporatecl tin number panels hang. The girl's family claimed thatthe Association sign the lease they do so on behalf of the As­ football club was negligent in not having the scoreboard sociation. If those members leave the Association they properly secured. do not have to worry about transferring the lease or being sued for unpaid rent because the Incorporated As­ In this instance, if negligence by the club could be sociation is the legal tenant and not them. proven and the club did not have a public liability policy and, as such could not be an incorporated association, the individual membt>rs of the club, by law, are liable for the damages incurred to the girl. Why Incorporate NSWAFL PUBLIC LIABILITY POLICY A worry of many committees is the risk of being person­ The NSWAFL, through Fidelity Brokers Pty Ltd., and the ally sued if something goes wrong with the organisa­ Underwriters, Commercial Union, has a $2 million public tion's activities. This could happen to an unincorporated liability policy available to all its affiliated members. committee if there is not enough money in the organisa­ tion's bank account to pay a debt or claim. Whilst it is This policy gives cover as per: possible to take out insurance to protect against risks there are problems in that insurance may be too expen­ Senior League: ...... $220 sive or may not cover all the areas of risk. Incorporation provides relatively inexpensive protection for committee Senior Club: ...... $220 members against the possibility of being personally re­ sponsible for the organisation's debts and liabilities ($78 Junior League, Association, Council: ...... $220 incorporation fees and $20 per year for lodging the An­ nual Statement plus the cost of a Public Liability policy for Junior Club: ...... $220 at least $2 million coverage).

Copies of the policy and application forms have been dis­ Although this protection is not absolute it does offer pro­ tributed to all League and most Club Secretaries. tection to committee members who carry out their re­ sponsibilities in good faith and with care, diligence and However, if you should require any further information skill. regarding this matter, enquiries should b directed through the office of the NSWAFL. In order to find out more regarding the advantages of in­ corporation and the means by which a sporting club may The policy itself is a master policy in the name of the incorporate, it is recommended that clubs purchase the NSWAFL and is current for the period from 1st March booklet, "Incorporation -An Explanation of the Associa­ 1987 to 1st March 1988 at which time a new policy will tions Incorporation Act", available for $5 from: have to be drawn up. The Council of Social Services of NSW All correspondence and premiums are to be sent to: Mr 66 Albion Street, Phil Shipp, SURRY HILLS NSW 2010 Fidelity Brokers Pty Ltd., 12/50 Great Northern Road, Ph: (02) 211 2599 FIVE DOCK. NSW 2046

63 DRAW OR FIXTURE TEMPLATE

The following are templates of how to arrange an annual fixture for a football competition. These templates must be used in conjunction with the following notes:

1. When completing the draw, each team is allocated a R\GHlUP number which is substituted for a team name whilst the draw is being prepared; lHEREWllH 2. The first named team is normally the home side; 3. When the first "series" of matches are completed (as CAZAl'i demonstrated), the fixtures revert to round 1 which then becomes your next round with you reversing the home teams for the second series and so on;

4. One person should prepare the draw which can then be tabled for others to consider;

5. When preparing the draw, the grand final date should be arranged first and then count backwards the number of weeks (as rounds) in the competition - including rep­ resentative games - to arrive at round 1 on the competi­ tion starting date;

6. Clubs should always be canvassed regarding any con­ PROUD SPONSORS OF SPORT ditions which might relate to the use of their home ground, e.g. it might be shared with another winter sport or it is not available on certain dates for some reason or CHECK YOUR TELEPHONE BOOK another. These factors plus representative fixtures should always be taken into consideration when prepar­ FOR THE NEAREST BRANCH ing the draw; ....,_,,._,,._,,_,,._,,_,,_,,_,,,,. 7. In this template "pairs" are where two neighbouring clubs share the same home ground, and as such either are not drawn to play a home game on the same day; KEY OF PROGRAMMES 8. Upon finalising the initial draft ensure that you have not made any mistakes by counting the number of home Key of Programme for Six Teams games for each club. This is done by listing the clubs in a Round 1 Round 3 Round 5 row across the top of the page then listing the rounds 1 - 1v.6 1v.4 1v.2 ... down the left hand side of the page. Then tick the 2v.5 2v.3 6v.4 home games for each club as you proceed through the 3v.4 6v.5 5v.3 fixture list. When finished this will give the number of home games for each club and their frequency. Should Round 2 Round 4 Pairs you find a certain club has say6 home games on consecu­ 5v.1 3v.1 1&4* tive weekends it is just a matter of swapping home games 4 v. 2 2 v. 6 2 & 5 with the opposition to arrive at an equitable formula; 6v.3 4v.5 3&6

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64 Key of Programme for Ten Teams Round 4 Round 9 9v.1 1v.4 Round 1 Round 6 8v. 2 2 v. 3 1 v. 10 5 v. 1 7v.3 11v.5 2 v. 9 4v. 2 6v. 4 10v. 6 3 v. 8 3 v. 10 12 v. 5 9 v. 7 4v.7 6v.9 10v.11 8v.12 5v.6 7v.8 Round 5 Round 10 Pairs Round 2 Round 7 1 V. 8 3 V. 1 1 & 7* 9v.1 1v.4 2 v. 7 2 v. 12 2 & 12 8 v. 2 2 v. 3 3v.6 4v.11 4&9 7v. 3 9v. 5 4v.5 5v.10 5&10 6v.4 8v.6 11 v. 9 6 v. 9 3 & 8 10v.5 10v.7 10v.12 7v.8 6&11

Round 3 Round 8 1 v. 8 3 v. 1 Key of Programme for Fourteen Teams 2v.7 2v.10 3v.6 4v.9 Round 1 Round 5 Round 9Round13 4v.5 5v.8 1v.14 1v.10 1v.6 1v.2 9v.10 6v. 7 2v.13 2v.9 2v.5 13v.3 3 v. 12 3 v. 8 3 v. 4 12 v. 4 . Round 4 Round 9 4v.11 4v. 7 13v. 7 11v.5 7v. 1 1v.2 5 v. 10 5 v. 6 12 v. 8 10 v. 6 6v.2 9v.3 6 V. 9 13 V. 11 11 V. 9 9 V. 7 5v.3 8v.4 7v.8 12v.14 14v.10 14v.8 10 v. 4 7 v. 5 8v.9 10v.6 Round 2 Round 6 Round 10 13v.1 9v.1 5v.1 Round 5 Pairs 12 v. 2 8 v. 2 4. v. 2 1 v. 6 1 & 6* 11v.3 7v.3 3v.14 2 v. 5 2 & 7 10v.4 6v.4 6v.13 3 v. 4 3 & 8 9v.5 14v.5 7v.12 9v.7 4&10 8v. 6 10v.13 8v.11 10v.8 5&9 14v. 7 11 v.12 9v.10

Round 3 Round 7 Round 11 1 V. 12 1 V. 8 1 V. 4 2v.11 2v.7 2v.3 3 V. 10 3 V. 6 13 V. 5 Key of Programme for Twelve Teams 4v.9 4v.5 12v.6 5v.8 13v.9 11v.7 Round 1 Round 6 Round 11 6 V. 7 12 V. 10 10 V. 8 1v.12 7v.1 1v.2 13 v. 14 14 v. 11 14 v. 9 2v.11 6v.2 11v.3 3 v. 10 5 v. 3 10 v. 4 Round 4 Round 8 Round 12 Pairs 4v.9 12v.4 9v.5 11v.1 7v.1 3v.1 1&8* 5v.8 8v.11 8v.6 10v.2 6v.2 2v.14 2&9 6 v. 7 9 v. 10 12 v. 7 9 v. 3 5 v. 3 4 v. 13 3 & 10 8v.4 4v.14 5v.12 4&11 Round 2 Round 7 7v.5 8v.13 6v.11 5&14 11v.1 1v.6 14v.6 9v.12 7v.10 6&12 10v.2 2v.5 12v.1310v.11 8v.9 7&13 9v.3 3v.4 8v.4 11v.7 7v.5 10v.8 12 v. 6 9 v. 12

Round 3 Round 8 1v.10 5v.1 2v.9 4v.1 3v.3 12v.3 4v. 7 6v.11 5v.6 7v.10 11v.12 8v.9

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Ambarvale Rosemeadow Dickens Road Yes Campbelltown Alan Farlow Map2706E (Gre~.) (Macarthur Oval Ambarvale Council 046253033 Map 108 K1 (UB ) Tigers/Campbelltowr. Margaret Bruce or Robyn Harper Colligians Jnr FC) 046201510 ext 666 046266468 Ash bury Wagener Oval Whitfield Avenue Yes Russell Lockett Russell Lockett Map 16712D (Greg.) (Western Suburbs FC) Ashbury 7970347 Map83E7(UBD) Auburn Mona Park CnrMona& Yes David Marks David Marks Map 16315J (Greg.) (Auburn Jnr FC) Chisholm Roads 6464222 Map63 H1 (UBD) Bargo Bargo Showgrounds Yes Gary Raisin Gary Raisin N/A (Wollondilly Jnr FC) 046 841472(h) 02 647 2777(w) Baulkham Masonic School Seven Hills Road Yes Bill McLeod Bill McLeod Map11B2A(Greg.) Hills Oval Baulkham Hills 6396029(h) Map36 L8(UBD) (Baulkham Hills 6230234(w) JnrFC)

Belrose Lion al Watts Blackbutts Road, Yes WarrinWah Shire Davidson H~h Map8113D(Greg.) (Forest Reserve Belrose Counci School (Lyn sey Map 30 H3 (UBD)

Camden Kirkham Park CnrCamden Valley Yes Camden Council Carol Ann Watts Map2579G (Gre~.) (Camden FC/Jnr FC) Way & Hidler Street Denise Holt 046252131(w) Map107E6(UBD Camden 046669221 046552306(h) Campbelltown Gilcrest Gilchrist Drive Yes Jan Mclaughlin Jan Mclaughlin Map26011C (Greg.) (Campbell town Oval Campbelltown 046266430(h) Map 10B B1 (UBD) SwansJnrFC) 02 600 9712(w) Caringbah Gwawley Park Cnr Taren Point & Yes KenArthurson KenArthurson Map23210B (Greg.) (Cronulla South Box Roads, (Ground Keeper) Map 102 B7 (UBD) JnrFC) Caringbah 5246915 at ground Cranebrook Grey Gums Grey Gums Road Yes Adrian Hunt Adrian Hunt Map 1094B (Gre~) (Penrith Road Reserve Mt Pleasant, 047361865(h) Map32AM9(UB ) JnrFC) Cranebrook 047314011 (w) Crows Nest Gore Hill Oval Pacific Highway Yes Peter Wicking Peter Wicking Map 12513C (Greg.) (North Shore FC) Crows Nest 4123333 Map 57 G2 UBD)

Curl Curl John Fisher Griffon Road Yes LeighAdam~ Leigh Adams Map1054K(Grer.l (Seaforth Park Curl Curl 2301801(w) Map32 N3 (UBD Youth Jnr (Adam St. Reserve) 913 7451(h) FC) Drummor"e Drummoyne Oval Bayswater Street, Yes Leichhardt Simon Kelly Map 145 (Gre§.) (Balmain C) Drummoyne Council 8582200(w) Map66C3(U D) 5604100 7122874(h) Glebe Jubilee Oval Federal Road No Leichhardt Noreen Welfare Map 169 2B (Greg.) (GlebeJnrF.C.) Glebe Council 6601485(h) Map8D2(UBD) Grehstanes Gipps Rd Oval GippsRoad Yes Terry Kennedy Terry Kennedy Map 1602H (Greg.) (Ho royd Parramatta) Greystanes 6334951(h) Map 60 )7 (UBD) 2307175(w) Harbord Weldon Oval Park Street Yes Leigh Adams Leigh Adams Map 1054) (Greg.) (Manly Jnr FC) Harbord 2301801(w) Map43 N2 (UBD 9137451(h) Harbord Weldon Reserve Stir~es Street, No Leigh Adams Leigh Adams Map 1054J (Greg.) (ManlyWarringah FC) Har ord 2301801 (w) Map32 N2 (UBD) 9137451 (h) Heathcote Heathcote Oval Farend of Yes RegDou~as Reg Douglas Map25210H (Greg.) (Heathcote/Engadine Wilson Parade, 5206105 ) Map 115 K7 (UBD) JnrFC) Heathcote Hobartville Tamplin Field CnrLaurence& Yes Hawkesbury Shire Hawkesbury Map 43 6E (Greg.) (Hawkesbury FC) Powell Streeet, Council Council Map109BK3 Richmond Engineers Dept. (045) 77 4822 lngleburn Memorial Oval Louise Avenue Yes Campbelltown Brian Sparks Map 22312) (Gre~ (lngleburn Jnr FC) lngleburn Council 026056190 Map 105C D1 (UB ) Margaret Bruce 046201510 ext 666

66 AVAILABLEFOR BOOKING CONTACT MAP REF. SUBURB GROUND ADDRESS SCHOOLMATCHES CONTACT FOR KEYS UBDGREG. Kellyville A.P.I. Mungerie Road Yes Terry Condon Terry Condon Map 7210B (Greg.) (Baulkham Country Club Kellyville 6292222 Map 24 E4 (UBD) HillsFC) Lane Cove Riverview Oval St lffnatius It is a Not Available Map 124A1S (Greg.) (Riverview College) Co ege School MapS6J4(UBD) Riverview Street, Lane Cove Lalor Park Ashley Brown Northcott Road Yes Map1166H (Greg.) (Seven-Oval Lalor Park Map3S NB (UBD) HillsJnrFC) Little Bay Little Bay Anzac Parade No University Sports Trevor Hill Map 214 F4 (Grey.) (Uni.NSW Sports Complex Association Map 74 K2 (UBD FC) Trevor Hill 6974880 Ludden ham Sales Park Roots Avenue Yes Alan Stewart Alan Stewart Map 17S 13F (Gre~.) (Penrith FC) Ludden ham 047214214 Map BSA C7 (UBD Macquarie Edelsten Oval 416 Fields Road Yes Jim Little Jim Little Map 22413D (Gre5.) Fields Macquarie Fields 046669436(h) Camp Seniors Map 10SC DS (UB ) (Macquarie Fields (opposite swimming 026012411 (w) Jnr FC/Campbelltown FC) pool Menai MenaiOval MenaiRoad, Yes Helmet Barlage No dressing Map 22B 12H (Greg.) (BanEor Tigers Menai S43222B rooms Map 100 DS (UBD) JnrF ) Milperra Institute Oval McArthur College Yes TerryWells June Orton Map 207 3F (Greg.) (Bankstown Green Jnr FC) Cnr Ashford & 7723B11 772173S Map B9 JB (UBD) Milperra Minto Sarah Redfern Cnr Pembroke Road Yes Campbelltown Council Map 243 9G (Greg.) (Minto Oval & Durham Street Margaret Bruce Map 106 FB (UBD) Hawks Jnr FC) Minto 046 20 1S10 ext 666 Mona Vale Pittwater High Mona Road Yes Pittwater High Pittwater High Map 2414B (Greg.) (Pittwater School Oval Pittwater Map 20 K2 (UBD) JnrFC) Moore Park Moore Park Sth Dowling & Yes Wayne Clark Wayne Clark Map 1111J )Greg.) Cleveland Streets Sydney City Council Map 4 L2 (UBD) Moorebank YulongOval AnzacAvenue Yes Barry Sinclair Barry Sinclair Map20612F(Greg.) (Holdsworthy Jnr FC) Moorebank 61117S7 (h) Map9SAD2(UBD)) 6002S11 (w) North Ryde Talavera Road, Yes Ivan Blythe Ivan Blythe Map 10012D (Greg.) (Macquarie Unit FC) Macquarie Uni. 233S311(b) Map 39 F10 (UBD) BB3360(h) North Ryde E.L.S. Hall Kent Road, Yes Alan Knowers Alan Knowers Map1224E (Greg.) (Macquarie Park NorthRyde 80B0481 Map40M1 (UBD) JnrFC) Paddington Trumper Park Glenmore Road Possibly Woollahra Mark Gough Map 14816K (Greg.) (East Sydney FC) Paddington Council 33622S(b) Map4C9(UBD) Engineers Dept. 3260222 Pennant Hills Pennant Hills Britannia Avenue Yes Hornsby Council Map 9B SL (Greg.) (HillsFC& Par~ Pennant Hills Engineers Dept. Map26010(UBD) Pennant Hills Jnr FC) Penshurst OldsPark2 Forest Road, Yes TrevorTrounsen TrevorTrounsen Map 210 6C (Greg.) (Penshurst Jnr FC) Mortdale 69BB666(h) Map 91 M10 (UBD) Penshurst Olds Park1 Forrest Road Yes Neville Shaw Neville Shaw Map 210 6C (Greg.) (St George FC) Mortdale S33S1SB Map 91 M10 (UBD) Princes Hgy. Lincoln Field 112 mile south of Yes Rod Vite Rod Vile Map 24B SB (Greg.) (Miranda/St Pats/ Sutherland on S2SS436(h) Map101 JS (UBD) Sutherland Jnr FC) Princes Highway Bill Lawlor Bill Lawlor 5421633. Ramsgate Tonbridge Park Chuter Avenue Yes Phil Stelzer Phil Stelzer Map21211G (Greg.) (Ramsgate Jnr FC) Rams gate S99300S Map 99 C7 (UBD)

67 AVAILABLEFOR BOOKING CONTACT MAP REF. SUBURB GROUND ADDRESS SCHOOL MATCHES CONTACT FOR KEYS UBOGREG. Richmond Ben sons Lane Bensons Lane Yes Hawkesbury Shire Map432H (Greg.) (Hawkesbury Oval Richmond Council Map 109B F4 (UBD) Jnr FC) Engineers Dept. (04S) 77 4822 St Ives Acron Oval Acron Road Yes MrsMcCurn MrsMcCurn Map8010B (Greg.) (St Ives Jnr FC) St Ives (Kuringai Shire) Map29E4(UBD) 44224S9 St Ives St Ives Mona Vale Road Yes MrsMcCurn MrsMcCurn Map802C (Greg.) (St Ives FC) Showgrounds St Ives (Kuringai Shire) Map 1S MS (UBD) 44224S9 Sefton Jenson Oval Clapham Road, Yes Mal McGeorge Terry Wells Map 16312L (Greg.) (Bankstown Sports FC) Sefton 6461624(w) Jenny Hancock Map81 E3(UBD) 6326444(h) 771306S Smithfield. Brennan Park Cnr Brennan & Yes David Noble Les Ross Map1608K(Greg.) (Fairfield Jnr FC) Burke Roads, 6090222 60461S9 Map60010(UBD) Smithfield ext267 Sydney University FC No.1 Oval Yes Sports Union Roy Pearson Map911H(Greg.) Sydney University 6603877 6603877 Map8L6(UBD)

Taren Point Gwawley Park Cnr Taren Point & Yes Ken Arth urson Ken Arthurson Map 2321 OB (Greg.) (Sutherland FC/ Box Roads, S24691S Map 102 B7 (UBD) CronullaJnr FC) Taren Point Thornleigh Headen Park Sinclair Avenue Yes Hornsby Council Hornsby Map 7614) (Greg.) (WestbrookJnr FC) (off Duffy Avenue) 4778786 Council Map 26 )9 (UBD) Thornleigh (Parks Dept.) Undercliffe Beaman Park Flinders Road Yes M.G.Kirby M.G.Kirby Map1903A(Greg.) (Croydon Park Jnr FC) Undercliffe 7892230 Map 84 K3 (UBD) Warwick Farm Rosedale Oval Scrivner Street, Yes Robert Lester GregJubbs Map 16112H (Greg.) (Liverpool FC) Warwick Farm 8219222 610S108 Map 88 ES (UBD) Whalan Whalan Reserve Debrincat Avenue, Yes Map 112 90 (Greg.) (Blacktown AFC) Whalan Map47D4(UBD) EROS CINEMA 'WHERE ALWAYS YOU CAN EXPECTTO \lICIORY SEE THE MOST SENSATIONAL AND EXOTIC SHOWS EVER SEEN! * NON-STOP LUNCHTIME AND EVENING LIVE SHOWS Football Hose From 12 noon - 2:30pm & 8-9pm ' SINGLE SHOWS * DARING DOUBLE By Marvelwear ACTS' THRILLING TRIPLE ACTS Available at most NEW MOVIES WEEKLY ·Erotic shows at 4pm·6pm· !Opm· 12am· lam leading sports stores · Mon-Thurs 9am to Midnight ·Fri & Sat 9am-2am ·Sun I lam - I !pm Victory Knitting Mills P.O. Box 73 Balwyn 3103 656 George St. Sydney (Near Hoyts Theatre) Ph 2643270

YOUR HOSTS JOYCE, CEC & DARREN FITT AT: A&J CLOTHES GANMAIN HOTEL FORD STREET- PHONE (069) 27 6419 OPPOSITE THE VISITORS CENTRE ALL CLOTHING FOR SERVE CARLTON, TOOHEYS & RESCHS MEN AND LADIES BEER and AFTER GAME SNACKS FOOTWEAR & UNDERWEAR PINKIES RESTAURANT 114 SHARP ST COOMA A LA CARTE MENU PH (0648) 2 3177 GROUP BOOKINGS Ph: (069) 27 6419 Major supporter of "COOMA CATS" All Aussie Rules Supporters Welcome. 68 I/I '!SAPPHIRE/1 COAS ...... ,,.,.. . .,... · MERIMBULA CAKES & PASTRIES The Wyndham Wedgies Watering Hole... - Try our fantastic selection of Pies, Pastries and THE ROBB~E BU.R~S HOTEL - Cakes baked fresh on the premises daily. Yom ~osts, Bill & V1 Piere~ ..J ') M uket Street Merimbul 1 Off1c1al Wyndham Wedgies Sponsor . ' ' ' Ph: (0649) 42153

A.M.P. SOCIETY Life Assurance - Superannuation Plans - Fire - A I'S JEAN SHOP Accident - Household - All classes of General OFFICIAL WYNDHAM WEDGIES SPONSOR Insurance - Retirement Planning Shop 5, Cnr. Market & Main Streets, ~--JOHN E. HA YES - Consulting Representative Merimbula NSW 2458 Phone (0649) 52047 Bemboka (0649) 30243 BEGA VALLEY VIDEO GRAND HOTEL OPEN 7 DAYS 10:00 AM - 6: 30 PM Crowley Street TEMORA PH: (069) 77 1690 LATEST RELEASES ALWAYS AVAILABLE Proudly supporting the Temora Roos PH: BEGA (0649) 2 3350 147 AUCKLAND ST. ==--- THE CLUB RESTAURANT PETER J. CROUCH Phone (0649) 51724 for Reservations - Children I.A.A .. B.BUS.(ACC) Taxation, Accounting, welcome at the MERIMBULA RSL CLUB Secretarial, Financial, Management & Investment. (lie.) 140 Hoskins St Temora (069) 77 2655 ALFIES CLOBBER SHOP - Two Shops Mens & Boys Wear - Unisex Jeans - International Tobacco Bar JOHN MEYERS - TRANSPORT Shop 14, Merimbula Sq, Merimbula & 1 Toalla Street, - COLLINGULLIE ·LOCAL & INTERSTATE· Bulk & Pambula. MERIMBULA (0649) 5 1067 -=--·General Haulage· Weekly Runs to Brisbane· PAMBULA (0649) 5 6794 Regular runs to Sydney & Newcastle PHONE: (069) 20 0142 BEGA GLASS PTY. LTD. Glazing contractors, THE GULLY STORE (069) 20 0142 supporting Australian Rules Football. Your local general store. John & Cheryl Meyers BEGA (0649) 2 2980 A.H. Wolumla (0649) 4 9112 proudly supporting Australian Football in the 24 Hrs - 7 days emergency service. Riverina district. LAKEVIEW HOTEL/MOTEL Proudly supporting the Congratulations to North Wagga Saints on their Sapphire Coast Football League, centenary year from Princes Hwy, Merimbula Ph: (0649) 51202 BLACK SWAN HOTH Gardiner Street, North Wagga Wagga PH: (069) 21 2279 TOP PUB PAMBULA - Typical old style motel accommodation, MERIMBULA HOT BAKE entertainment & Mexican food. Merimbula's only Hot Bake Shop- Open 7 days Proudly supports "The Panthers" per week · PIES · PASTRIES ·CAKES Quondola Street Pambula (0649) 56012 SHOP 3A MERIMBULA SQUARE (0649) 51946 LONDON HOTEL-MOTEL 'Kick a Goal with Day Footwear' Proudly supporting Ardlethan F.C. Dunlop, Puma and Gold Cup foot~all boots "Drop in for a colcfie after the game"! available. Shoe repairs: 24 hour se·vice. 12 M1rrool Street, Ardlethan Ph: (069) 78 2300 DAY FOOTWEAR MARKET STREET, MERIMBULA Phone:(0649)52319 JOHN & ROBYN ZWIERS FINANCIAL SERVICES PTY. LTD. Superannuation, MERMAID PHARMACY - Peter Rafter, B. Pharm. Disability, Investments, 36 Market St., Merimbula. Ph. (0649) 51458 Official Sapphire Coast Football League sponsor. FULL RANGE SPORTS INJURY TREATMENTS & Market Street, Merimbula (0649) 52233 SUPPORTS · Amcal · Home Healthcare ------

69 RIVERINA SPRAYING SERVICE, WAGGA W&JTAYLOR, 33 Dobney Ave., - Ph (069) 25 4759 (a.h. Errol Uoy Urana St, The Rock, Ph. (069) 202028 28 5744, John Gerhardy 26 1314) Suppliers of: self service grocery, liquor and hardware Spray-seed, Roundup, Glean, Hoegrass, Synathic, departments. Distributors of Australian fertilizers, Nilverm, Clout-S, Outflank, Vaccines Agents for: sheepyard mesh, cartage contractors A.F .L. Fertilizers & Cargill seeds

~~-ROBINS NEST - Whitton. LAKE TALBOT LODGES, NARRANDERA, Newsagent, drapery, hardware, giftware, Try a week-end at the picturesque Lake Talbot generalgoods,Phone(069)552605 during the footy season. The Lodges form part of the complex with camping, swimming pool and DOWDLE'S SERVICE STATION, river for skiing or fishing. From $32 a night for 6 Anthony & Delia Dowdle, mechanical repairs, people. Enquiries Ph. (069) 59 1302. :::::;:91--- friendly service, drive-thru car wash, home kero, snow ski & equipment hire Call in to the URANQUINTY HOTEL for a cold Fernleigh Road, Wagga Ph. (069) 25 17 46 Carlton or Tooheys after the game with mine hosts Authorised Inspection Station Duilio & Sandra Ferella, Olympic Highway, Uranquinty Ph: (069) 22 9623 BILL & BARB TILL for your fresh fruit, veges and bread. Phone Coolamon (069) 27 3086

M.C. CROKER PTY. LTD. 21 GurwoodStreet, Wagga- Ph. (069) 211631, After NORTH COAST Hours M.C. Croker (069) 25 2056; G.J. Carroll (069) 28 7137. Grain & Produce Merchants, Agents at Marrar for Australian Fertilizers, Phone: Bill SEA VIEW TAVERN WOOLGOOLGA Hancock (069) 27 4373 (27 4355) or John Carroll (22 Ph: (066) 54 1206, Mine Host Bob O'Bryan proudly 4249 a.h.) Also at Cootamundra - Ph. (069)42 2633 supporting Aussie Rules. Cold Tooheys & Fosters on tap. Counter lunches available. MERMAX SEAT COVERS, Custom Fit, to fit vans, 4WD, Mini Buses, available from J. SPORTZ, Mfrs., Wholesale - Retail, football WAGGA SPEED SHOP, 81 Baylis Street, Wagga guernseys, tracksuits, T-shirts, fleecies, etc. Large Phone (069) 21 3486 range of footy shorts. Catering for all Sports. 109 Bacon Street, Grafton (066) 42 2998 ROD DUNLOP weed control contractor, ground & aerial spraying specialist COFFS HARBOUR SPORTSCENE R.M. & M.P. DUNLOP, Phone (069) 225410 for a comprehensive range of Sporting Goods and P.O. Box 227, Kooringal, 2650 Accessories including: Fishing gear, bait, all rod building & access, exercise equipment, archery equipment, diving gear, souvenirs, racquet restr­ ROYAL HOTEL-MOTEL, inging. Proud to be associated with & suoolving all Wynyard Street, Tumut - "Home of the Tumut Aussie Rules gear. Coffs Harbour (066) 52 2158, Hawks". licensed Restaurant, Drive-in Bottle Shop, 76 Grafton Street, Coffs Harbour. Hotel Accommodation. ~-- Telephone: (069) 47 1129 NEWCASTLE/HUNTER

MAITLAND MAGPIES CHIROPRACTOR, DR. WARWICK DEAN, D.C., 3 Johnson Close, Christ life Centre, Raymond Terrace, 2324 Telephone: (049) 87 1711, 9 Seaham Street, Nelson Bay. Tel: (049) 81 2066 MAITLAND, AMP, Keith Priestley, Dip. A.I.I., Senior Representative, Village Walk Arc., E. CHIROPRACTOR, DR. JOHN S. Maitland. Maitland (049) 33 8899 KYNEUR, B.Sc; D.C., Comprehensive After Hours: Maitland (049) 33 4884 Chiropractic care, sporting injuries. 504 Hunter Street, Newcastle, Tel: (049) 25203

70 , STEGBAR • Integrity • Quality • Service. A Divisionof ACI Ltd. Specialising in Western Red Cedar & Aluminium doors & windows. CENTRAL WEST 73 Thomas Mitchell Dr, Wodonga. ~ (060) 24 3011

BEV McFARLANE, multiple insurance agent, There's more to enjoy when you convene at life & superannuation, term & disability, FOUR SEASONS, Bathurst (063) 31 2666 fire & general. 56 Thomas Mitchell Drive, Wodonga Telex 21402, 51 Durham St., Bathurst NSW 2795. Ph: (060) 24 2712 70 suites, pool, spa & sauna, licensed Restaurant and Bistro, function facilities. Four Seasons, your friendly hosts coast to coast. SPORTS CLOTHING PROFESSIONALS, club shirts, windcheaters, jackets, tracksuits, motocross. Outfit your team with gear from the COUNTRY LODGE MOTOR INN· Bathurst, Professionals, RMB 6683, Wodonga, Vic. 3691, Proudly supporting Aussie Rules. "Leagues club Telephone: (060) 28 9362 licensed restaurant adjacent". 145 William St, Bathurst, Ph: (063) 31 4888. N.R.M.A. Special rate Motel for Bathurst City. NURIGONG MUFFLER FACTORY, Specialising in all types of exhaust systems, mild or stainless steel, sales & fitting. BATHURST MOTOR INN. Units are large­ Ph: (060) 21 8712, 523 Nurigong St., Sth Albury Ultra modern - luxurious. Budget units, luxury units. Swimming pool-spa-gymnasium. Fully licensed A-la-carte Rest. Video & video library, THE TROPHY CENTRE, Direct Dialling - all rooms. Centrally located to 556 David St, Albury, 2640, ~(060) 21 6386 clubs. Discount trophies, specialised engraving, 87 Durham Street, Bathurst. Ph.(063) 31 2222 silverware, pewter & glassware. :::::--- Ian & Cheryl Webster

::::=.- VERN DRAKE REAL ESTATE, Agent & NORTHWEST Hotel/Motel Broker, Union Rd, North Albury Roundabout, Ph: (060) 25 2599 A.H.(060) 25 2881. Your in safe hands with Vern or Sue Drake FIELDERS AGRICULTURAL, PARNELL'S NEWMARKET HOTEL, TAMWORTH, Proud Supporters of "The Borella Road, Albury, Official sponsor of the Roosters" Tigers, open 7 days a week, Your sports minded hotel Tel: (060) 21 3332 McSORTY'S TOY & SPORTS WAREHOUSE, During the Game ... After the Game ... 522 Peel Street, Tamworth Ph. (067) 666731 Between Games ... or Anytime ... why not visit Afbury's newest licenced Club, THE NORTH ALBURY SPORTS CLUB LTD., RED CHIEF MOTEL, Oxley Highway, Alamein Ave, North Albury, Phone: (060) 25 8877. Gunnedah. B'fast to rooms, air cond., heating, Cool drinks, bistro meals, friendly atmosphere. direct dial phones (ISO & STD), restaurant nearby, Open 11 a.m. daily. For information of members & unit parking, Col. TV. Close to Museum, Red their guests. Chief Memorial. Your hosts: Owen, Bev and Allen Dennis COLIN J. TREVASKISoip. S.M. Aust., M.N.H.P.A., Phone: (067) 42 0833 Therapeutic Massage, Treatment of sports injuries & muscular complaints. 352 Union Road, North Albury, (060) 25 5979 GOULBURN · Proudly sponsored by . S.E. & J.D. ELLIOTT ENTERPRISES, When in Goulburn call into the EMPIRE HOTEL _:Interstate haulage contractors, Convivial atmosphere, counter lunches. 551 Nurigong St, Albury. Ph: (060) 21 7177 Proudly supporting the Goulburn Hawks. 286 Auburn Street, Goulburn Ph: (048) 21 5511. SPORTS POWER SPORTS CENTRE, All sporting goods, sportswear, footwear, bikes & -repairs, exercise hire. =-~lbury (060) 21 5769 536 Olive Street, Albury.

71 AUSTRALIA'S NEW ENERGY DRINK PROLIFT is a new high pypotonic glucose electrolytes replacement drink that tastes just like fruit juice. 20 Lilydale Grove, HAWTHORN. Ph: (03) 882 733 For further information contact: LIFT BEVERAGES PTY. LTD

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BANKSTOWN DISTRICT SPORTS CLUB, WRENCH'S SHOES, proud to be associated with Aussie Rules in Syd­ The Shoe Experts, Addidas, Conquest Espana, ney. Cordially invite players and supporters to 195 Queen Street, Campbelltown (046) 25 1361, have a "coldie" and enjoy our club facilities. 154 Argyle St, Camden (046) 46 8429 8 Greenfield Pde, Bankstown. Ph: (02) 709 3899 ACUPUNCTURE INSTITUTE OF SYDNEY (CLINICS), Director: P.B. Sinn, WESTWAY BUS & COACH SERVICE, 28 ~ooper Avenue, Moorebank, Sydney. SPORTS INJLJRIES & SPRAINS. China Medical Reliable Team Transport at competitive rates Graduate Former Dr. of Medical Department & .Local & extended & overnight charters. Assistant Director of Acupuncture Department at Ph: 7 days (02) 602 8138, 821 2120 a Chinese Teaching Hospital, 26 years practice All Enquiries & Appointments: 489 2851, Sydney: 647 George St. (Opp. Campbell St. & Mick Sim­ PRO PHOTOGRAPHY, mons, Haymarket) Near Haymarket P.O. 211 3457 Sydney Southern Suburbs. High quality- action Chatswood: 370 Victoria Avenue. (Opp. Council team photography by professional --- Chambers; Cnr. Anderson St., Near Grace Bros., photographers. above Sportsgirl) 419 7852 Hurstville: 378 Forest Established for 12 years. Weddings, portraits Road (Cnr. Queens Rd., Rear Opp. Council Car commercial. Kirrawee Ph. (02) 521 4723 ' ==-- Park & Library) 579 6878 Parramatta: 78 Macquarie St. 6351283 (Cnr. Smith St., Opp. Prospect County Council) ILLAWARRA THE ORIENT ACUPUNCTURE & HERB CENTRE, specialists in sporting injuries, muscular-Strains, car injuries, etc. After hours con­ DANDELOO HOTEL MOTEL, sultation available. Recognised by most medical Kanahooka Road, Dapto. funds. Ph: 699 1090 BH & AH. Supporting Ozzie Rules in lllawarra. Fully con­ 130 Devonshire St., Surry Hills, Sydney. tained modern rooms, full hotel services. Mgr: Garry Pettit, Ph: (042) 61 1122 MID NORTH COAST CENTRAL COAST CHIROPRACTORS: Dr. Richard T. Coade, M.l.R.; D.C., Dr. Ronald C. Duncan F.l.P. (Aus) D.C. (USA), 1/5 Clyde Street, Kempsey (065) 62 6407 GOSFORD ENGRAVERS, quality craftsmanship, engraving, Kiosk 3, Carbow Arc, 134 Mann St., Gosford. Phone: Ted J. Kaluza BROKEN HILL

CENT~AL COAST DISCO, for all your MANN CHIROPRACTIC CENTRE, entertainment with our mobile music & li'ghting. 285 Argent Street, Broken Hill, Member of The Wide range of music for weddings with MC ·. Australian Chiropractor's Association, Experi­ presentation nights, club functions, school enced in sporting injuries. dances, partis etc. Contact Gosfords craziest D.J.: - Steven Mann Ph.: Bus: (080) 3224 A.H. (080) 5580 Tony Shakespear Ph: (043) 24 6977. APRA approved. ALMA SPORTING CLUB, Open 7 days a week, West End, West End Light & ERINA HI-fl CAR SOUND, Car radio - car - Fosters Lager on tap. Enjoy a visit to the Billies, the stereo specialists. _Friendliest Club in Town, Open 9 am to midnight. (043) 67 6237, 217 The Entrance Road, Erina -; 168 Boughtman St., South Broken Hill. (080) 2501 r~ '\\ . /fr (I IIf I {I l{ff f.f(/I( ((,'(( {( ( rrrrrrrrfffrrrrt({{((({((((((({(f/(l((((((U(({({(fl((fnf!(({ff(ff/(((f!!(/ ff((((((((( (((((/(f!1l!T/f!f //If !f !Tfl f! f ! ! 11fff1;ri .

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