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NEW SOUTH WALES AUSTRALIAN

FOOTBALL LEAGUE

1989 STATE DIRECTORY

& Handbook For Clubs & Schools

NEW SOUTH WALES AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE

1989 STATE DIRECTORY & HANDBOOK f(>r Clubs & Sch(>(>ls

CONTENTS • Office Bearers • Executive Staff . •Development Staff . •The N.SW.A.F.L. Chief Executive .. Ian Granland . •The Development Manager, Craig Davis . •The State Director of Umpiring, David Levens . •Functions of the Australian Football League. •National Football League Transfer Regulations . •Structure of Senior Football in N.S.W. •State League Clubs . • Sydney Football League . • N.SW. Affiliated Leagues . •Dual Affiliated Leagues . • Unaffiliated Clubs . •Structure of Junior Football in N.S.W .. • 1989 Development Programme. • School Competitions .. •Primary Schools' Sports Association Knockout . • 1989 Country Trips . •Courses Conducted by the N.S.W.A.F.L. •The National Coaching Scheme . •"Aussie Footy" . • 1989 Representative Football Calendar • Intra-State Championships . • Country Championship •Umpiring . • Unstructions to Time Keepers . • The National Coaching Scheme . •Resources • N.S.W. Australian Football League • Administration . • Incorporation . •State Government Assistance . •How To Make A Draw • Key of Programmes • 1989 Game-By-Game Coaches Statistics . •Australian Football Grounds in Sydney by Location ..

Official Publication of the New South Wales Australian Football League Limited

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NEW SOUTH WALES AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE LIMITED

OFFICE BEARERS

CHIEF COMMISSIONER

John Morris

COMMISSIONERS

R.V. Roach, R.A. Thomas, R.V. Dignan, J .T. Yates

CHIEF EXECUTIVE

Ian H. Granland

Operations Manager Tim Johnson

Development Manager Craig Davis

Administration Officer Dale Carroll

Riverina Development Manager *Tony Turner

State Director of Umpiring David Levens

Development Officers

Brett Scott Steve Wright Craig Holden

OFFICES

Executive Secretary Linda Blackburn

Bill O'Reilly Stand, RAS Showground, Moore Park

POSTAL ADDRESS P.O. Box 333, STRAWBERRY HILLS, 2012

*Riverina: P.O. Box 1, WAGGA WAGGA, 2650

TELEPHONE 332 3791, 332 3873, 332 3986

*Riverina Office: (069) 31 2511 League Information and Hotline (02) 332 3718

FAX 360 2391

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NEW SOUTH WALES AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE

OFFICE BEARERS - 1989

JOHN YATES Immediate Past President of the Farrer Football League in the Riverina for 6 years. Prior to that John played a number of years with The Rock-Yerong Creek Club situated near his vast rural holding at Yerong Creek.

COMMISSIONERS

JOHN MORRIS Chief General Manager Westpac Savings Bank. John enjoys a high profile in his employment whilst utilising much of his leisure time in football administration.

RAY DIGNAN Ray is a senior bank manager in the corporate division of the Westpac Organisation in Sydney A keen worker for the code, Ray is a refreshing influence on the administration of foot­bal I in the State.

RON THOMAS DON ROACH Playing career between 1958 and 1972 of 243 games with West Adelaide, Norwood and Hawthorn, as well as represen­ting South Australia and gain­ing All-Australian Selection in 1961.

General Manager, 20 years player. 6 years development officer (QAFL Sydney Swans, South ,\t\elbourne F.C.) 3 years NSWArL Board Member, 2 years club administrator.

long serving S A.N.F.L. employee including General Managers role 1974-1984. Ex­ecutive Director Sydney Swans 1984-1986 ExcellPnt credentials to make a signifi­cant impact on NSW Football

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EXECUTIVE STAFF

I ,/ Operations Manager

Tim Johnson

Administration Officer Dale Carroll

Riverina Development Manager

Tony Turner

uj , Chief Executive

Ian Granland

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Development Manager Craig Davis

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;,\t .. State Director of Umpiring

David Levens

Executive Secretary Linda Blackburn

DEVELOPMENT STAFF

Tony Turner

Craig Davis Development Manager

Riverina Development Manager

Steve Wright

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Craig Holden

Brett Scott

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NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE OF AUSTRALIA LIMITED

120 Johmont Road, JOLIMONT. VIC., 3002

(INCORPORATED IN VICTORIA) FORM No. 1

INTERSTATE TRANSFER FOR TRANSFER OF PLAYERS OF A STATE BODY TO A CLUB OF ANOTHER STATE

1 ................................................... . ................ Born ......... ./ ....... / ... . (Full Name)

now residing at ......... . ........... State ...... Postcode .

apply for a clearance from the . Club. lAffiliated To)

in the State of ...... . ....... to play with the .......................................... Club in the State of .............. ..

I have been a Registered Player of the . ............ Club since ...

I am/am not under Disqualification for an offence under the Laws of Australian Football.

I am/am not a Contracted Player.

My previous Clubs were:-

Club ........... . League/Association ..

Club ........... . League/Association ............... .

Club .... League/Association .

from ..

from

from (Note: The above details must be given or the word 'NIL' shown)

I Certify that the above information is true and correct -

to .............. .

to .

to ............... .

Dated ......... . Player's Signature .................................................................. ..

FOR OFFICE USE ONLY

(To be completed by Player's Club)

• I confirm that the abovenamed is not Contracted to my Club .. I object to the transfer on the grounds that the abovenamed is Contracted to this Club.

Signed ....... . (Secretary/Manager J

Dated .......... . Club ..................................... .

To be completed by State Affiliated Body

The. League Confirms/Refuses the Transfer

, I .... ............... a Player in the State of .

to play in the State of ................... .

Dated this ............... . ............ ..................... day of. . .................. 19.

•Strike out whichever inapplicable.

Secretary

NOTE: Should the Transferor Club object to the Transfer on the gro•.1nds that 1t believes the Player to be under Contract. a copy of the complett!d Form 1. together with a wnnen sta1emen1 m support of the claim, must be loclged woth !he Nation.I Football League of Australia L1m11ed w1th1n fourteen !141 days

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IAN GRAN LAND

FROM THE NSWAFL CHIEF EXECUTIVE This magazine has been created as a communicator for football in New South Wales. Distributed to every club and each school in the State, it provides a wealth of information which, without it would never have had the opportunity of reaching the four corners of the State. As a sporting organisation, the NSW Australian Football league sees as one of its responsibilities the integration of all areas of foot­ball in the State. For too long now Australian Football in New South Wales has, for the most part, been a cinderella sport. However, with a profes­sional and well qualified administration based in Sydney, we now hope to change that image. Unfortunately, starting this process so late in the codes history puts us well behind the eight ball, but we are all more than willing to give it our best shot. Whether you are working with the code in a small country school or a large and successful club, this publication can help. Alter­natively, advice and material assistance can be provided from the League Office, contactable on telephone (02) 332 3986. Have a good season.

IAN H. GRANLAND, CH I EF EXECUTIVE JANUARY 30, 1989

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NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE OF AUSTRALIA LIMITED (INCORPORATED IN VICTORIA)

FORM

INTERSTATE TRANSFER NOTIFICATION FORM

No. 2

FOR PLAYERS OF DISTRICT AND AMATEUR BODIES TRANSFERRING INTERSTATE TO OTHER DISTRICT OR AMATEUR BODIES

I ........................................................................................................................................ born .......... ./ ......... ./ .......... . (Full Name)

of ............................................................................................................ State .......................... Postcode ................ . (Address)

wish to trdnsfer from the .............................................................. of ............................................................... . (Club) (Alliliatt?d body)

in the State of ............................ to ............................................. of ........................................................................ . (Club I

in the State of ...................................... .

I am/am not under disqualification for an offence under the laws of Australian Football.

I am/am not contracted to a Club of a State League.

{Affiliated body)

Dated ................................................................ Player's Signature ............................................................ .

OFFICE USE ONLY (To be completed by player's Club and Affilated body}

I confirm that the abovenamed is not under disqualification and acknowledge the Player's Transfer.

The abovenamed is under disqualification under the National Football League Laws of Australian Football. details are attached herewith.

Signed .............................................. Date ....................... Signed ........................................... Date ........ . (Club/Secret1ryl (League/Anociation Secretary I

To be completed By State League

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

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

• Strike out whichever in1pplicable

NOTE: A District Player 1ran1ferring to a Club of another State and subsequently, within 24 months, seeking to transfer to a C1ub of I State Body, shall be subject to the provisions of the National Football League Transfer Regulation 3.3.

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CRAIG DAVIS

FROM THE DEVELOPMENT MANAGER From the boot studder to the President, water boy to the coach, to every person involved in football throughout the Premier State, all the success you all desire and work for in season '89. Remember, only one team can be Premiers so a philosophy of improving, good team work, solid frame work on and off the field, and most of all, enjoyment that is unique to Australian Rules Football Clubs. "Aussie Footy" Areas that every person should be aware of are the effects of modi­fying football on coaching behaviours. Even to the most casual observer, it is quite obvious that sport can effect a child both positively and negatively. It should also be ob­vious that it is not the sport, per se, that creates these differing ef­fects, but rather the way it is supervised. As I have noted elsewhere, it is the adults who organise and super­

In any case, you as a coach or potential coach, owe it not only to yourself but to the footballers under your guidance to expand your knowledge to its fullest potential. Your confidence and personali-ty will also develop significantly. -If you are a junior coach, your influence over your charges in many respects rivals that of their parents or teachers, therefore they deserve the best coach available. If you coach at present, you must have asked yourself the question "how can I help my footballers play to their maximum potential?" or "I know he is kicking his drop punt with an incorrect technique but I cannot identify it". You are the Coach, you should know. You can get the answer from the N.F.L. Coaching Scheme which is accredited under the guidelines established by the Australian Coaching Council. It is my desire that all coaches in the future be accredited, the main advantages being that coaches with Level 1 or higher are covered by insurance and also these coaches have access to all facilities and information from the league Headquarters. Representative Football Make sure that all your players are aware of the dates of league Trials for the respective State teams. State Trial Dates Teal Cup (Under 17) May 27-28 Deniliquin C.H.5. (Under 16) June 20-22 Sydney Shell Cup (Under 15) June 23-25 Sydney P.5.S.A. May 30, 31 & June 1 Wagga State selection should not be seen as an inconvenience but as the pinnacle of your football year and a stepping stone to greater things. With the magnificent sponsorship of QBE Insurance, the senior Championships are going to be bigger and better than ever. This year the State Championships will be held at Broken Hill, May 20-21, contested between Farrer Football league, Riverina Foot­ball League, Broken Hill Football League and Sydney Football league. The Country Championship Regional Matches are going to be con­tested on the weekend of June 3-4, Southern Division - Wagga Wagga, Northern Division - Lismore, with the final played in Sydney on Sunday, July 30. Our State Team will be strutting their wares on the June long Weekend in Hobart in the N.F.L. Shield, a Carnival of utmost im­portance, to show the strength and improvement of football in the Premier State. The Development Staff for the year of 1989, Craig Davis, Tony Turner, Craig Holden, Brett Scott and Steve Wright, are only too willing to help, so any reasonable request will be favourably received.

CRAIG DAVIS, COACHING & DEVELOPMENT MANAGER

vise the sport who create the "good'' or "bad" environment for the ,--------------------------_, children involved. There are a number of individuals who have come forward to argue that the rules and procedures of adults' sports need to be modified so that they are better suited to children. The Aussie Footy program is soundly grounded in the philosophy that children will experience a more positive sporting experience if they are introduced to a modified version of sport in their early years. The modified version of sport tends to equalize the participation of all children to a much greater extent than the adult versions. It has been revealed that the five most important reasons for children participating in sport included:-To improve skills, to be physically fit, to compete, to learn new skills and to be challenged. On the surface, it would appear that each of these motives for par­ticipation may be more easily realised within the modified version of sports where activity levels for more participants are increased as a· matter of course. Within the N.S.W.A.F.L. Development Program there is access to staff for advice, Aussie Footy Kits, Rule books and videos to imple­ment the Aussie Footy Program. Coaching Courses 11 Are you a Coach? Or do you want to Coach? If the answer is "yes", you should consider gaining coaching ac­creditation. You will be amazed at how your knowledge and teaching techniques can be improved with relatively small effort. It can be ver reward in .

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N.S.W. FORM ~

NEW SOUTH WALES AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE

INTRA-STATE CLEARANCE (Transfer from Club to Club in Affiliated Leagues of N.S.W.)

1 ................... .

residing al .....

a registered player of ........ Football Club

In.the ................. . ............ Football League/ Association, herby apply

for a clearance from that club 10 play with the . . . . Football Club. Have you previously played with a Club in the League you are making application to be cleared to? ...•.............. Name of Club ............................................. .. Year played .............. .

'am 1 am not under disqualification or suspension. Date of Birth ..

1 hereby declare that I am not in debt to my current Club or League

............................ ·········· .. Signature of Player Date

Players telephone number .... ..(bus) ... ........... (home)

DECISION BY PLAYER'S CLUB

The Committee of the .. . ... Football Club.

•grants refuses the clearance requested by player .

If refused. the reason being ...

On behalf of the Cotnmittee . Chairman

Date Secretary

CLEARANCE BY THE LEAGUE

'Granled Refused on behalf of the ... . .. Football League/ Assn.

Date

Date lorwarded from Transferee League to Transferor League

Upon completion. please return to the Secretary Football League/ Assn.

• Strike out whichever does not apply

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Secretary or Registrar

DAVID LEVENS

FROM THE STATE DIRECTOR OF UMPIRING I welcome the opportunity, as State Director of Umpiring, to share with you some of my thoughts related to umpiring and the umpir­ing approach we will be persuing in New South Wales.

assist with this problem in your area? It is interesting to note that people who take on umpiring, invariably enjoy their involvement and are usually heard to say 'there is a lot more in itthan I realised'. Umpiring in N.S.W. now does provide a path for umpires to reach the top level in this State as well as at the expanded V.F.L. level. Football is a partnership which should see all groups working together for the betterment of our great game. That will occur with a commitment from all to encourage and support one another in working towards a positive and enthusiastic football environment where the game is seen as the important winner above all else. I trust that your contact and/or involvement with umpiring this year is positive, productive and very rewarding.

DAVID LEVENS, N.SW. STATE DIRECTOR OF UMPIRING

GYMEA PHYSIOTHERAPY & SPORTS INJURY CENTRE

13 GYMEA BAY ROAD, GYM EA

Telephone 525 6979 GARRY J, MORGAN

B.APP. Sc. (PHYSIO) MAP.A. M.T.A.A.

PHYSIOTHERAPIST & ACUPUNCTURIST HELEN BADGE MAP.A.

Telephone 5211094 SUITE 4, 5-7 BOYLE ST., SUTHERLAND

My appointment heralds a new era in Australian Rules Umpiring in "--------------------------! this State and also at the National level where there are now three of us full time. The appointment acknowledges the importance of umpiring in our great game and recognises the significance of resourcing the umpiring area in order to assist with improving the overall football standard throughout New South Wales. The position is supported by the Victorian Football League and is a co-operative venture with the N.S.W.A.F.L.

PHYSIOTHERAPIST VERA MORGAN

DIP. PHTY. MAP.A.

Telephone 570 4616 5 Oatley Plaza,

OATLEY PARADE, OATLEY There are three broad umpiring areas that we will be concentrating on: The Sydney Senior Panel, Sydney Junior Panel and Umpiring Development which includes supporting umpiring in N.S.W. Coun-try Leagues. "-------------------------! Sydney Senior Panel Umpires from this panel will be appointed to State League, Sydney Football League and V.F.L. games in Sydney. I am responsible for training, coaching and appointing umpires from this panel and also assisting with the recruitment of umpires to the panel. Sydney Junior Panel It is proposed that a junior umpiring structure be established in Sydney for junior football. Each junior football association will have an umpiring contact (co-ordinator) who will work with me in

ORTHOPAEDIC & SPORTS PHYSIOTHERAPY

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the coaching and training of junior umpires. Hopefully, junior um-1------------------------i pires will use their experiences with junior football as a stepping stone to umpiring at the senior level. Umpiring Development This particular area of the position is a very broad one. An impor­tant focus of activity is in supporting umpiring groups, including advisors/coaches in N.S.W. Country Leagues. This will be done via clinics, seminars and courses that are conducted for umpiring per­sonnel. It is important that a statewide umpiring register be established so

PHYSIOTHERAPISTS S.K. LOVELOCK

MAP.A., M.M.T.A.A.

Ph: 523 4541 1 9 Gerrale Street,

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CARINGBAH that umpiring needs can be more easily identified and addressed. f-----------------------1 Regular communication with umpiring contacts will occur in an effort to keep umpires updated with relevant umpiring informa­tion. Programs attached to each of the three areas will assist with the overall development of umpiring in this State and as a result a general improvement in football. Recruitment of umpires continues to be a problem. While we have a shortage of umpires the game is the loser. Have you thought of the reasons why there is a shortage of umpires? Are you able to

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Form4 REGISTERED NUMBER NEW SOUTH WALES

Australian Football League

Application For Registration As A Player To be completed and signed by the p:ayer in ink Please Print 1

I,

Given Names (BLOCK LETTERS) Surname

residing at

I : : : : : : : : : : Town/Suburb Postcode : : :

Birth Date Tel.(STD) Home

Business

make application to play with I I 1

Football Club.

affiliated with the , , , I

forthe 19 Q 0 Season in the *Open Age/Under W grade. Football League/Assn.

Occupation I I I

Note: H appllcant is a schoolteacher or lecturer or attends an educational institution as a student, please complete the following:

School or Institution ~~~~-J... _ ___!__~l--~- !_l_ L_L L_ L_l __ L __ L _ ,~_L_J ]I I'' I

What year did you first play with the above club: [~J - J I , , , [_

Have you ever registered to play Australian Football with another club in the League in which you wish to play? YES/NO

If so, please indicate particulars of club:

Club J Last Seascrn (Abbreviate)

Are you currently under suspension or disqualification? YES/NO If so, please indicate body from which penalty originated:

[ _______ -_________ ---i OateofPenalty L__, ______ _ Penalty remaining

I hereby agree to be bound by the Constitution and Rules of the New South Wales Australian Football League and the 1-------- --- --·--------- ______ ___________ _J Football League/Assn.

If under 18 years of age, the signatureol the player's parent/guardian is required acknowledging the player's intention of playing with the above club.

c _Signature -~f"ParenUGuardian c- _____ __:----_] Date

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Signature of Player Date

ln the presence of c---==-~-----=--=-- l an official of the subject Football Club.

Signature of Official

Form to be lodged with the Secretary of the League/Association within 7 days of signing. This Section to be completed if A.:;companied by a Clearance

Clearance Accompanying (Please tick)

•p1ease delete if not applicable § N.F.L. Form 1

N.F.L. Form 2

NSWForm3

PERMIT TO PLAY REGISTERED NUMBER

Player ________________________ ~----~

is hereby issued with a PERMIT TO PLAY with the ______________ _

Football Club for the 19 .... Season.

Signature of League Secretary or Registrar Date Note: This permit Is not valid unless endorsed by the issuing League and may be revoked at any time.

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WHAT FUNCTIONS DO THE N.S.W. AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE HAVE

Any state sporting orga"isation has certain specific functions which it is committed to carry out under its charter.

The N.S.W.A.F.L is no exception; Their particular respon­sibilities include: * To determine and administer the rules governing the registration

and transfer of players within N .S.W. * To process al I interstate clearances for players transferring to or from N.5.W. * To arrange all interstate matches and the selection of N.S.W. players. * To arrange any intra-state carnivals, trials and championship matches. * To conduct all negotiations with State and Federal 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 tasks in its role as the State Controlling Body, however, this booklet will attempt to explain in more detail the functions outlined above.

N.S.W.A.F.L - REGULATIONS 1. Affiliations

All organisations desirous of playing football in the state of N.S.W. under the direction of the N.S.W. Australian Football League Ltd must seek and be granted affiliation, with the said state body, either individually or through their affiliated body.

Affiliation is available in the following categories: (a) State League Club; (b) Affiliated Senior League/Association; (c) Affiliated Junior League/Association; (d) Associate League; (e) Associate Club.

2. Player Registration Each league must agree to adopt and use a uniform system of the registration of players and to include the following. (a) Permission to Play

(i) Any person desiring to play with a club mentioned in Regulation 1 (a), (b) or (c) for any season must first ap­ply on the prescribed player registration form, and, upon written advice being given of the granting of such registration the player shall be deemed to be a player of that club until such time as the player has been granted a clearance by the club with which he was registered, to any other club, league or associa­tion, or until such time as a period of twenty four(24) calendar months shall have elapsed from the date on which the player last played competition football for the club with which he had been granted a permit to play.

(ii) All players must renew their registration club each year.

(b) Registration Fee Each Club shall be responsible for an annual registration fee as determined by the N.S.W.A.F.L. Commission for each player. Such fee shall be lodged with each player's registration form and any form not accompanied with the fee shall be invalid. Players under17 years of age as of 1st January in the year of registration shall pay a junior registration fee.

(c) Player Register Each League must keep a register of all player regis­trations and to include the following:-(i) Date the player registration form was received. (ii) Full name, add.ress, private telephone number, date

of birth, occUPation, previous club and the name of club with which the player wishes to register;

(iii) Date the player registration was granted. (d) Dual Registration

No player shall be permitted to play with more than one club at the same time without first having applied for and obtained a clearance from his current club or under special circumstances as determined by these regulations or his league/association.

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(e) Coaches and Runners All coaches and runners must be registered as players.

(fl Players Under 17 Years of Age Players under 17 years of age as of the 1st January in the year of registration must have their applications to play countersigned by a parent or guardian or a person authorized in writing by a parent or guardian so to act.

3. PLAYER CLEARANCES (a) Application

A player of one affiliated club wishing to play with another affiliated club must first submit an application on the prescribed form (N.S.W. Form No. pink} to the League with which his intended club is affiliated.

(b) Unanswered Clearances If an answer in writing to the clearance application is not received within 14 clear days from the date the clearance left the transferee league, the club to which the player desires to transfer may claim that player, verbally, with their league. In such cases, the appropriate league official will note on his record "Clearance unanswered, player cleared verbally". There shall be no redress to any such action.

(c) Intra-League Clearance A player in submitting a clearance to join a club in the same league, or in the case of Sydney, a club in the Metropolitan Area is not entitled to play with that club un­til his clearance is resolved.

(d) Temporary Permit to Play A player transferring from a club of one affiliated league to a club of another affiliated league, may play with that club until the result of the clearance is realised. Should the player have his clearance refused the player shall not be permitted to play until the clearance is resolved.

(e) Block Clearances In the event of the transfer of a club from one league to another, all registered players of that club shall auto­matically be transferred with such club to the new league. The secretary, or authorized person of the transferor league sh al I supply a certified I ist of al I registered players of the club concerned to the club's new league.

(f) Player of a Disbanded Club If a player's club has disbanded, the player must obtain a clearance from his league prior to playing with any other club.

(g) Player of Amalgamated Club If a player's club has amalgamated, the player automatically becomes a player of the amalgamated club.

(h) Player of Disbanded League If a player's league has disbanded the player must obtain a clearance from the N.S.W.A.F.L.

(i) Players Transferring to VFL Clubs Any player desirous of playing a VFL Club may do so in a manner which will not infringe his permit to play with his club by signing a VFL Form 3A, which when endorsed by his league Secretary or other authorized person will enable him free movement between the two clubs.

(j) Player Returning to a League Any player who transfers out of his league to another foot­ball league or association, upon transferring back must transfer back to the club he left or obtain a clearance from that club to the club he wishes to join.

(k) Refused Clearances A player may be refused a clearance from his club if it is considered by that club that his services are stil I required.

A clearance cannot be refused under the following circumstances: (i) The player is under 16 years of age at the time the

clearance is lodged with the transferee league; (ii) A period of twenty four (24) calendar months has

elapsed from the date on which the player last played competition football for the club with which he had been granted a permit to play;

(iii) The player has bona fide moved his place of residence because of employment, 25 kilometres from the address shown on the application to play lodged with his present club.

Forms REGISTERED NUMBER NEW SOUTH WALES

Australian Football League

Application For Re-Registration As A Player

To be completed and signed by the player in ink Please Print

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Given Names (BLOCK LETTERS) Surname

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: : : I residing at

: : : : : : : Town/Suburb

Birth Date I I _l__l_~ Tel. (STD) I

Home

/ / LLJ Business

[-,----------'=======-====~~~=~=--. make application to play with 1

, I Football Club.

affiliated with the I I I I

for the 19 [J 0 Season in the "Open Age/Under LJ grade. Football League/Assn.

Occupation

Note: If applicant is a schoolteacher or lecturer or attends an educational Institution as a student, please complete the following:

Schoolor [ Institution

Address _L, l _ l__ __!

I hereby agree to be bound by the Constitution and Rules of the New South Wales Australian Football League and the

[~ --_] Football League/Assn.

II under 18 years of age, the signature of the player's parenVguardian IS required acknowledging the player's intention of playing with the above club.

c Signature of Parent/Guardian Date

I __ ] Signature of Player Date - -- - - - ------- -- --1 an official of the sub1ect Football Club In the presence of ___ .

"Please delete if not applicable. Signature of Official

Form to be lodged with the Secretary of the League/Association within 7 days of signing.

--------------------------------------------------------------------PERMIT TO PLAY

REGISTERED NUMBER

Player ____________________________ ~-----~

is hereby issued with a PERMIT TO PLAY with the _____________ _

Football Club for the 19 ..... Season.

Signature of League Secretary or Registrar Date Note: This permit is not valid unless endorsed by the issuing League and may be revoked at any time.

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WHAT FUNCTIONS DO THE N.S.W. AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE HAVE? (I) Lodgement Period for Clearance the period of disqualification or suspension has expired or

A clearance may not be lodged with the transferee league been removed by the authority imposing the penalty. between the 30th June and 31st December of each year. (c) Field Offence - No Right of Appeal

(m) Appeal Against Refused Clearance Any player, official who, or club which, is disqualified, (i) A player refused a clearance by his club may lodge suspended or otherwise penalised for, or in conjunction

an appeal against the decision in writing, setting out with, field offences during the progress or in the the circumstances and why the clearance should be immediate period surrounding a match, shall have no granted, within 21 days of notification of such right of appeal againstthedecisionofthetribunal or other refusal to the secretary of the transferor league. committee.

(ii) Such appeal shall be referred to the tribunal of the 5. CLUBS TRANSFERRING transferor league who shall hear the appeal within (a) Procedure 14 days of receipt of it by the league. A deposit of (i) Clubs desiring to transfer to another league shall $50 must be lodged with the appeal from which any lodge a written application with their league which reasonable expenses may be deducted. shall be required to deal with such application

(iii) Where, since the refusal of the clearance, the within a period of receipt of the application. In the transferor club and the player have come to an event of failure to determine the application within agreement, the player must lodge a second 60 days of lodgement, the club shall be permitted to clearance application as prescribed by these rules. transfer without permission to the new league. A

(iv) Where the tribunal is satisfied that the transferor copy of the application must be lodged with the club does not have any or any reasonable grounds N.S.W.A.F.L. at the same time of lodgement with the for refusing the player a clearance. The tribunal may league. grant the clearance. (ii) If any league seeking a club or clubs from any other

(v) In determining whether reasonable grounds to league, then the inviting league must notify the refuse clearance exist, the tribunal may have regard secretary of the controlling body of such club or to the players length of service with the transferor clubs at least 14 days prior to an invitation to the club and his playing history at the club, the club or clubs. Any club desirous of leaving a league relationship between the player and the teammates must give notice of not less than 14 days notice of and administrators, travelling time to home ground, the intention to it's league to apply for affiliation in the discharge of financial obligations by either party another league. to the other (but not any money inducement which (iii) League shall require the approval of the may have been offered to the player) opportunity for N.S.W.A.F.L. prior to the acceptance of any newly advancing the players football career, together with formed club. any other matter which the tribunal, in its discretion, (b) Appeal Against Refusal may consider relevant to the application for In the event of a club being refused permission to transfer clearance. to another league, the club may appeal to the

(vi) The determination of the appeal shall be binding N.S.W.A.F.L. in terms as set down in the'' Appeals" section upon the player and club and an unsuccessful of these regulations. The decision of the N.S.W.A.F.L. clearance application shall not be renewed during shall be final. the season for which clearance was sought. provided (c) Player or Club Not Wanted always that where a players appeal fails, and a In the event of a player/club which has been granted material charge in relevant circumstances later permission by his or its league, or Appeals ijoard, as the occurs, the player may apply for the tribunal for a case may be, to transfer to another league subsequently review by way of re-hearing. not being accepted by the league to which permission to

(vii) The tribunal shall report to the League Executive transfer has been granted, the player/club shall be Committee any circumstances of which it may deemed to player/club of the body from which the become aware which tend to suggest that there has transfer is granted. been wilfull delay by a transferor club in (d) Transfer Fees consideration of any clearance application or that No club sh al I demand or receive a trctnsf~r fee for a player false or misleading information has been provided transferring between two N.S.W,A..f.L. affiliated clubs. to the tribunal at or inconnection with the hearing by INTRA-STATE CLEARANCES it of any appeal. Players transferring from one N.S.W.A .. F.L affiliated League to

(n) Clearance Register another, completes a pink Intra-State Clearance Form No. 3, which Each league must keep a register of all player clearances is forwarded direct to the League the player is leaving from his new and to include the following:- League. It is not sent to the N.S.W.A.F.L. officet. The following (i) Date the player clearance form was received; method should be observed: (ii) Full name, registered number, clearance number, Player • • (new) Club • • (new) League ..- •

club to which the player desires a clearance, club, (Former) League•• (Former) Clµb league and state from which the player desires a When completed the form should be returned in the reverse clearance, date leaving the transferee league; method.

(iii) Date the clearance or written notification was BROKEN HILL received from the transferor league and decision. For the purposes of these Regulations the Broken Hill Football

4. DISQUALIFICATIONS, SUSPENSIONS League shall be deemed to be a League affiliated with the South OR PERMIT REFUSALS Australian National Football League Incorporated.

(a) Person Not to Act 7. REPRESENTATIVE TEAMS Any person who has been refused a permit to play or has (a) Player Must Make Himself Available been disqualified shall not be allowed to hold any Any player chosen to represent his league, district, region position in connection with any N.S.W.A.F.L. league or or the N.S.W.A.F.L. must make himself available to play club until such permit be granted or the period of for such team. disqualification has expired or is removed by the body (b) Player Not Available imposing disqualification, excepting that a player acting Any player who does not make hims~lf available or as coach to his club at the time of any disqualification for declines selection will automatically be suspended for a field offence shall not be debarred from performing his the two matches subsequent to the respective duties as coach to that club during the period of representative match. disqualification. (c) Player Not To Play

(b) Suspended Player to Seek a Clearance Any player subject to Rule 7(ii) will not be permitted to A player or coach under disqualification by his league or play with his club on the weekend of the representative tribunal shall not be eligible to receive a clearance until match and any player who does will be suspended for an

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Form& AEGISTeRlO NOMBER NEW SOUTH WALES

Australia,, Football League

Appllcatlon For Registration As A Junior Player To be conipleled and ligned ~the pl_ In Ink

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residing at

Town/Suburb

GIYenNamoo (BLOCK LETTERS) Surname

Birth Date Tel(STD) Home

Business (It 9')plleable)

make application lo play with

Football Club.

affiliated with the I I I I

forthe 19W D SeasonintheUnder W grade. Football League/Assn.

Occupation I I I

Note: If appllcant Is a schoolt81cher or lecturer or attends an educatlonal lnstltutlon as a student, please complete the followlng:

~ncs~~~~i~~ [L~_.l_J_ __ L~' _l-_ _1_!_-:J __ l~-~_L_L 1----~~-~-- 1---:J I • • •

l What year did you first play with the above club: L~

1 _LJ I , , ,

Have you ever registered to play Australian Football with another club in the competition in which you wish to play? YES/NO

If so, please indicate particulars of club:

[ . ·~ Club ·------- ----·-

LastSeason l--=-(Abbrevia1e)

Are you currently under suspension or disqualification? YES/NO If so, please indicate body from which penalty originated:

[---------·-~--1 Date of Penalty ---------·-----

Penalty remaining

As parent/guardian of the applicant player, I hereby give my consent to him playing tort he subject club for the 19 ...... season

Signature of Parent/Guardian Date I hereby agree to be bound by the Constitution and Rules of the New South Wales Austral Ian Football League and the

j -· ·"------ ~Football League/Assn.

r-- J ] Sig_~ture of Player Date

In the presence of L___ ____ _ __ an official of the subject Football Club.

Signature of Official

Form to be lodged with the Secretary of the League/Association within 7 days of signing. Thia Section to be completed II Accompanied by a Clearance

Clearance Accompanying (Please tick) § N.F.L. Form 1

N.F.L. Form 2 NSWForm3

PERMIT TO PLAY REGISTERED NUMBER

Player _________________________ ~----~

is hereby issued with a PERMIT TO PLAY with the ____________ _

Football Club for the 19 ..... Season.

Signature of League Secretary or Registrar Date Nole: Thie pennlt Is not valid un .... endoreed by the inulng League •nd m•y be revoked at any time.

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WHAT FUNCTIONS DO THE N.S.W. AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE HAVE? additional two matches and the team in which he plays will lose all competition points for the matches in which such player has taken part and the club may be fined up to $250.

(d) N.S.W.A.F.L. First Call on Services The N.S.W.A.F.L. will have first call on the services of all players for representative football.

(e) Injury or Illness Any player who declares himself unavailable because of injury or illness must present a medical certificate from a doctor of medicine and be prepared to undergo an examination by a doctor of the choice of the representative body when required.

8. MINIMUM TEAMS FOR COMPETITION A Competition must consist of no less than 4 teams. Any Competition which falls below that number during the season will be subject to disbandment. The local controlling body, however, may permit the competition to continue with the approval of the N.S.W.A.F.L.

9. MINIMUM NUMBER OF PLAYERS Apart from Aussie Footy, any league which wishes to conduct a competition with less than 18 players per team, must first obtain permission from the N.S.W.A.F.L. In any case, the number of players who may take part in any team in such circumstances must not be less than 12.

10. INDEPENDENT CHECKERS (i) Whilst the goal umpires are the sole judges as to the

score of each month, each club shall appoint two "Score Checkers" who shall sit together during the game and keep an individual record of the score.

(ii) Should the goal umpires disagree with the score, they should seek advice from the "Score Checkers" and the personnel maintaining a list of goal kickers.

(iii) Goal umpires should note the benefit of such assistance in delicate situations.

11. APPEALS (a) Who May Appeal

A player, club or league may appeal against a decision of their governing body, apart from the result of a field offence which is dealt with by independent tribunal. Such appeal shall be final.

(b) Manner of Appeal (i) The appeal must be lodged in writing to the

Executive Director, N.S.W.A.F.L., within 10 days of the appealant receiving notification of any such decision, and must include full details of the event precipitating the appeal together with any information which might assist in its consideration and the name of the body handing down the aggrieved decision. The appeal must be accompanied by a $100 deposit.

(ii) The Chief Executive, N.S.W.A.F.L. will then, at his discretion decide whether the appeal shall be heard. If he decides in the negative, the appeal deposit may be forfeited or returned to the appealant.

(iii} Should the Chief Executive decide that the appeal should be heard he shall arrange for an independent committee of 3 to be raised, appoint a chairman from their number and referred to appeal to that committee for determination.

(iv) Any expenses in convening the appeal shall be borne by the appealant. Should additional funds be required, the appealant must pay such costs as determined by the Chief Executive prior to the appeal taking place.

(v) Any appeal must be commenced within 14 days of the appeal notice being received by the Chief Executive.

(c) Powers of Appeals Committee (i) The appeals committee shall be empowered to meet

when and where they consider necessary, however at all times the economics of the situation must be observed.

(ii) They have the power to call any witness they consider necessary, and view any documents pertinent to the appeal. Any person or group refusing to co-operate with the committee shall be dealt with

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as the N.S.W.A.F.L. Con1mission considers fit. (iii) They have the power to make any decision which

may over ride that which is appealed against, impose any extra penalty or n'lake any comment they consider necessary.

(d) Finally of Appeal The appeals committee shall make the formal announce­ment of the appeal or make a written recommendation to the N.S.W.A.F.L. In any case the N.S.W.A.F.l. shall inform the appealant in writing of the outcome of the appeal.

12. FOOTBALLS {i) The only footballs to be used in competition

matches shall be the brand authorized by the N.S.W.A.F.L.

(ii) Each age group shall only use the size football especially manufactured for it, or if a football is not specifically designed for a special age group then the next size up shall be used.

13. TEAMS LOSING COMPETITION POINTS (i) When a team looses competition points resulting

from an infringement of the rules, or protest etc., such points shall be awarded to the opposition team.

{ii) Competition points include the points awarded for a win and also the points kicked for and against kicked in a particular match, the latter however, whilst deducted from the effected teams total are not added to the other teams for and against.

14 DEFAULTING PLAYERS Any club wishing to register a player as a defaulter must do so in writing to their league outlining all details of the default by the 31st December in the year it is alleged the incident occurred. At least 3 clays before notifying the respective league of such default, the club must notify the player in writing of their intention to do so.

15. INFRINGEMENT AGAINST THESE RULES In any event of an infringe·ment against these rules where the penalty is not provided for then the Commission of the N.S.W.A.F.L. shall invoke a penalty it considers fit.

16. CONFLICT OF RULES Jn the event of these rules conflicting with those of an affiliate league then these rules shall take precedence.

17. UMPIRING The N.S.W.A.F.L. Commission have appointed an Umpires Control Board giving umpiring a state wide controlling and directional body. The Control Board is made up of three members with the power to co opt, they are:-

T ony St Clair (Sydney David Henderson (Wagga Wagga) Brian Leggett (Sydney)

The Control Board will report to the Chief Executive of the N.S.W.A.F.L. and to the Commissioners as required. The boards duties are as follows:-

(i) , To direct umpiring within the state of N.S.W. (ii) To plan and institute development programmes. {iii) To budget and control finances associated with the

development of umpiring in N.S.W. (iv) To advise the Commission on matters pertaining to

L1mpiring. (v) T.o liase, advise and attain a state wide structure and

uniformity of umpiring. (vi} Attain the affiliation within the proposed structure

of all umpiring bodies within N.S.W. (vii) Advise and institute a uniformity of employment

and conditions in all leagues of umpires. (viii) Cointrol, advise and manage in conjunction with the

N.S'.W. Development Manager and the National Director of coaching any appointed development off,icer '.Umpiring Director'.

(ix) To establish standards and administer disciplinary action to umpires.

Career Path With the exception of the Albury Umpires Association all other

umpires resident in New South Wales (including the A.C.T.) will pursue their careers via Sydney State League to the expanded National Victorian foiotball League competition. Representative Fixtun~s

For all open age and junior representative fixtures, only

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"National Football League's player transfer regulations" residents of New South Wales will be considered for selection. All appointments to these fixtures will be notified by the Control Board. Registration

All umpires must be registered by their respective leagues or associations with the New South Wales Australian Football League controlling body prior to officiating.

Finally, all umpires must be financial members of the New South Wates Umpires Association or its affiliates prior to appoint­ment in any senior football league. 6. INTERSTATE CLEARANCES

The following rules laid down by the National Football League's player transfer regulations: (a) Definitions

1.1 Contracted Player A player who is obliged pursuant to a Contract to render his services as a footballer to a Club of a State Body whether such Contract is between a Club and the player or is between the Club and any other person provided that such Contract is registered with the State Body.

1.2 Uncontracted Player A player of a State Body other than a Contracted player.

1.3 District Player A player who is registered or listed as a player with a Club of a District Body.

1.4 Amateur Player A player in a Club which is affiliated to any Body affiliated with the Australian Amateur Football Council.

1.5 District Body A Football League or Association affiliated with a State Body.

1.6 Unaffiliated Body A Football League or Association not affiliated to the National Football League or to a State Body.

1.7 State Body Queensland Australian Football League Incorporated, Tasmanian Australian National Football League, South Australian National Football League Incorporated, Victorian Football League, West Australian Football League Incorporated, Australian Capital Territory Australian Football League Incorporated, N.S.W. State Football League, Northern Territory Football League.

1.8 Club A Football Club fielding a team in a competition adjoined by a District Body, Unaffiliated Body or State Body.

1.9 Commissioner A Commissioner or Deputy Commissioner appoint ed pursuant to Regulation 4.

1.10 Practice or Trial Matches A match between two Clubs, not forming part of the official Match Programme of the competition in which the Clubs compete.

1.11 Maximum Transfer Fee The Fee determined by the League pursuant to Regulation 6.1

1.12 Form1 Form Set out in Appendix (ii}.

1.13 Form2 Form set out in Appendix (iii).

1.14 State Each State in the Commonwealth of Australia, the Australian Capital Territory and the Northern Territory.

(b) State Bodies 2.1 Contracted Players

A Contracted Player may not transfer to a Club of another State without the consent in writing of the Club to whom he is rendering his services as a football player. A State Body that permits (whether by permit transfer or otherwise} a Contracted Player of

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another State Body to play in a Club of its State without consent in writing of the Club to whom the Contracted Player is rendering his services or is otherwise in breach of these Regulations should be dealt with under the Articles of Association of the National Football League as if it had been guilty of conduct prejudicial to the interest of the League.

2.2 Uncontracted Players An Uncontracted Player may transfer to a Club of another State (hereinafter called "the transferee Club") at the expiration of fourteen (14) days, subject to the procedures specified in appendix (i), after a duly completed Form 1 has been lodged with the State Body that the Club to which he is rendering his services as a football Player (hereinafter called "the transferor Club") is a member. 2.2.1 Upon the transfer of an Un contracted Player

and 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.

2.2.2 Jf the transferor Club and the transferee Club cannot reach agreement on the fee to be paid to the transferor Club, either Club may refer the determination of the fee to the Commissioner by notice in writing given to the National Football League and the other Club within fourteen (14) days after the transfer of the Uncontracted Player to the transferee Club.

2.2.3 Notwithstanding that a fee has not been agreed or that the Commissioner has not determined a fee an Uncontracted Player is entitled to be granted a permit to play with the transferee Club.

2.2.4 The Commissioner shall determine the fee as at the date the Un contracted Player is grant­ed a permit to play with the transferee Club.

2.3 Disputes If there is a dispute between a Player and a transferor Club whether that Player is a Contracted Player or an Uncontracted Player such dispute shall be referred to the determination of the Commis­sioner by the transferor Club by giving notice in writing of such dispute to the National Football League within fourteen (14) days of the commence­ment of any such dispute.

2.4 Practice and Trial Matches A Contracted or Uncontracted Player shall not be permitted to play in a practice or trial match with a Club of another State without the consent in writing of the Club to whom he is rendering his services as a football Player. A State Body whose Club breaches this regulation is liable to a penalty determined by the Commissioner but not exceeding $5,000 for each offence.

2.5 Subsequent Transfer to a state Body Where a player transfers to a district, amateur or unaffiliated body of another State under the provi­sions of regulation 2.2 and subsequently within a period of 24 months, receives a permit to play with a club of a State Body, such club shall be required to comply with the provision of these regulations as though the player had transferred direct as an un­contracted player from his former State Body, ex~ cept that the period of 14 days referred to in regula­tion 2.2.2 shall commence from the date that the

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"National Football League's player transfer regulations" former club receives notice of the granting of such permit. 2.5.1 A State Body granting a permit for a player

categorized under regulation 2.5 shall notify the former State Body in writing forthwith.

(c) Other Bodies 3.1 District Players

A District Player may transfer to a Club of another State upon completion and lodgement of a Form 2 with the transferee Body provided that if the District Player is registered as a current Player of that State Body and Regulation 2.2 shall apply to him.

3.2 Amateur Players An Amateur Player may transfer to a Club of another State upon completion and lodgement of a Form 2 with the transferree body.

3.3 Transfer Fee Not Applicable 3.3.1 Except as otherwise provided in these Regula­

tions, transfer fees shall not be payable for Players of District, Amateur or Unaffiliated Bodies.

3.3.2 Transfer fees shall not be payable by district, amateur or unaffiliated bodies for uncon­tracted players transferring from state bodies.

(d} Commissioner 4.1 A Commissioner and a Deputy Commissioner shall

be appointed annually by the League, no later than 31 December, such appointment to be effective for the ensuing calendar year. The League may revoke such appointment at any time.

4.2 The League shall appoint an additional Commis­sioner or Deputy Commissioner if during their year of office the Commissioner or Deputy Commis­sioner is unable or unwilling to act. The Committee may revoke any such appointment at any time.

4.3 A Commissioner and Deputy Commissioner 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

Regulation 2.3 the Club concerned shall for­ward such material that it believes to be rele­vant in support of the contention that the Player is under Contract, together with a fee of $500 Upon receipt, the National Football League shall forward a copy of the transferee Club and its State Body.

4.4.3 Upon receipt of a submission lodged in accor­dance with Regulation 2.2.2 the National Football League shall forward a copy of such submission to the other Club concerned and to its State Body. Such Club may within four­teen (14) days submit a written statement in support of a claim for a transfer fee it believes appropriate.

4.5 Powers of the Commissioner 4.5.1 Disputes

The Commissioner shall have power to deter­mine all matters referred to him in accor­dance with these Regulations.

4.5.2 Hearings The Commissioner shall have the power to call hearings to determine the matters that have been referred to him.

4.5.3 Conduct of Hearings The Commissioner shall determine the pro­cedure to be adopted at any such hearings.

4.5.4 Cost of Hearings The Commissioner shall have power to make an order for the costs of any hearing.

4.5.5 Fines The Commissioner shall have power to im-

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pose fines in accordance with these regula­tions.

4.6 Transfer Fee When a matter under Regulation 2.2.2 is referred to the Commissioner, each Club shall be entitled: -(a) to make a written submission to the Commis-

sioner as to the amount of Transfer Fee it regards as reasonable, and

(b) in the event of a hearing being conducted, to be represented at the hearing and adduce relevant evidence.

After considering such submissions and evidence (if any) the Commissioner shall determine the transfer fee that is payable by the transferee Club provided that such fee shall not exceed the maximum transfer fee. In making his determination, the Commissioner may consider and take into account all the cir­cumstances and matters relevant to the case, in­cluding:-(a) The age of the Player; (b) The period of time during which the Player has

played for and the service given by him to the Club from which he is transferring, and the benefits (whether financial or otherwise} given by that Club to the Player during that period;

(c} The extent to which the Club from which he is transferring was both willing and able to employ the Player as a footballer and select him in a team fielded by it;

(d) The number of Interstate Representative mat­ches in which the Player has participated;

{e) The Player's ranking in Best Player awards; (I) The benefit derived by the public from teams

fielded by Clubs competing in matches con­ducted by the State Bodies having sufficient stability in their composition to permit the development of well matched Players of the highest available calibre in this context-

(i) The interests of the State Body and the Club from whom the Player has transferred.

(ii) The interests of the State Body and the Club to whom the Player is transferring.

4.7 Further Referral In reaching a determination, the Commissioner shall be entitled to:-(a) Take advice from a barrister or solicitor; {b) Have made such investigations as he thinks ap­

propriate; (c) Call evidence from such persons as he deems

necessary. 4.8 Decision Binding

The decision of the Commissioner shall be given in writing and shall be final and binding on all parties and shall not be called to question, appealed against or reviewed (whether by prerogative, Writ or otherwise) in any Court or Tribunal.

(a) Special Provisions 5.1 Separate Agreements

5.1.1 A State Body or a Club of a State Body may enter into agreements with any other State Body or Club of a State Body concerning the transfer of Players between the State Bodies or Clubs as the case may be.

5.1.2 A copy of each such agreement is to be lodg­ed with the National Football League by the 1st February or within fourteen (14) days of the making of such agreement if made bet­ween the 1st February and the 30th Sep­tember.

5.1.3 Each such agreement shall for all purposes be regarded as valid and subsisting when other­wise declared by any Court and if the provi­sions of any such agreement are inconsistent with these regulations the agreement shall prevail.

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"National Football League's player transfer regulations" 5.2 Border Associations

Border Associations consisting of Clubs, some of which are in one State and some in another, may make their own rules as to the transfer of Players from one club to another in such Association and may enter separate agreements with other Border Associations as to the transfer of Players between the Associations concerned.

5.3 Broken Hill For the purposes of these regulations the Broken Hill Football League shall be deemed to be a League affiliated with the South Australian Na­tional Football League Incorporated.

5.4 Regulations Not Applicable 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.

(f) Transfer Fee Payments 6.1 Maximum Fee

The maximum fee for the transfer of Uncontracted Players shall be determined annually by the league no later than 31st December and be applicable for the ensuing calendar year. In determining such fee, the League shall be entitled to take into account submissions made to it by any State Body provided such submissions are lodged no later than 28 days prior to the meeting at which the fee shall be deter­mined.

6.2 Method of payment

Appendix (i)

6.2.1 "In determining the maximum fee in accor­dance with Regulation 6.1, the league shall determine the method and terms of payment and shall, if it considers appropriate, set a scale of payments based upon the number of matches progressively played with the trans­feree club."

6.2.2 "Where a matter is referred to him, under Regulation 2.2.2, the Commissioner shall determine the method and term of payment and shall be empowered to apply a scale of payments based upon the number of matches progressively played with the transferee club".

6.2.3 "In the event of the transferee club failing to pay the transfer fee as determined under Regulation 6.2.1. or 6.2.2, such fee shail be paid by the State Body of whom the trans­feree club is a member and that State Body shall be entitled to receive the fee from the club".

Procedure for lodgement and processing of Transfer Applications (form 1) Upon receipt of a properly completed Form 1, a State Body shall forward such form to the Player's former State Body, clearly in­dicating the date of its despatch. The State Body receiving the form will so acknowledge in writing within 48 hours of receipt. Should the form be mislaid by reason outside the control of the parties concerned, then upon the production of a Statutory Declaration verifying such loss and the completion of another Form 1 the provisions of 2.2 shall apply except that the period of fourteen (14) days therein referred to shall be reduced to ten (10) days. Time Limit If an application is not returned within the due period, the originating State Body shall be telegram or telex, advise the other State Body concerned. If notification of objection is not received by telegram or telex within three business days therefrom, a permit may be granted. Objection Where notice is given under Regulation 2.3, the State Body in the former State shall immediately notify the other State Body con­cerned. Amateur and District Players Upon receipt of a Form 2, the Body concerned shall forward such

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form to its State Body for forwarding to the Player's former State for the purpose of notification of transfer. INTERSTATE CLEARANCES All National Football league (NFL) clearance forms for players registering with N.S.W.A.F.l. affiliated clubs must have their clearance form processed in the following manner:

Player .... Club .... League ....

The Registrar N.SW.A.F.L. P.O. Box 333,

STRAWBERRY HILLS 2012 ......

.... Interstate league

Where a player is transferring from a N.S.W.A.F.l. affiliated club interstate or to a N.S.W. Club which is unaffiliated, the clearance or transfer notification form will be forwarded to the league the player is leaving by the N.S.W.A.F.l. Registrar for transmission to the player's former club. Upon completion the form should be returned in the same method. NSWAFL/VCFL. Agreement for transfer of players and clubs Whereas it is in the mutual interest of the V.C.F.l. and N.S.W.A.F.l. Ltd to co-operate in the interests of the Australian National Game of Football and to assist each other by all reasonable means in their power, the V.C.F.L. and the N.S.W.A.F.l. Ltd agree to observe the undermentioned conditions covering the transfer of players and/or Clubs between their two organisations: (a) No player shall be permitted to transfer from a Club affiliated

with the V.C.F.L. to a Club affiliated with the N.SW. A.F.L. Ltd or vice versa unless he first obtains a clearance from his Club, and endorsement thereof from his controlling body.

(b) A player whose application for clearance has been refused may appeal against such decision only in accordance with the Rules of the V.C.F.L. or N,SW.A.F.L. Ltd, whichever is ap­plicable. An affiliated Club of the V.CF.L. or N.S.W.A.F.L. Ltd shall not be entitled to receive, nor request, a transfer fee, and any document by a Club requesting such a fee shall be regard­ed as material evidence at any tribunal hearing on a player refused a clearance.

(c) As and from the first day in March each year, if for any reason other than disqualification, a clearance application is not en­dorsed and received within 14 clear days from the date of its despatch by the League to which the player is desirous of transferring, it shall be within the power of such League to ad­vise by telegram the league from which the player is transferr­ing to its intention to grant a permit to the player concerned unless notification of intention to refuse such clearance is received within a period of seven clear days from the date of despatch of the telegram, and such transfer shall be binding on all leagues. No such permit granted shall be valid unless the league con­cerned faithfully complies with the procedure laid down in this section.

(d) Notwithstanding the provisions of V.C.F.l. Regulation 25 and anything elsewhere appearing in this Agreement, in the event of a player who has been in the service of his employer for three consecutive months immediately preceding his transfer, being transferred by his employer to another branch of the same employer's business in another locality, he shall be entitled to make application for a clearance and permit to play with an affiliated body of V.CF.L. or N.5.W.AF.L. Ltd as the case may be at any time after the 1st July, provided that such transfer is made and completed in time to permit of his playing at least one competition match with a Club in the af­filiated body to which he is being transferred prior to the first semi-final match of that body. This regulation is effective on­ly after 1st July in each season and a player may receive more than one clearance and permit after the 1st July and any such player shall not be required to fulfil residential or other domestic qualifications. The son of any player or person who is entitled to make ap­plication for a clearance and/or permit under the provisions of this regulation shall also be eligible to make application for a clearance and/or permit - after 1st July - to play in the district to which his father is transferred, or a contiguous district.

(e) Whenever a player bound to a V.CF.L./N.SW.A.F.L. Club is to be ne.eotiated with or approached by representatives of

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V.C.F.L./N.S.W.A.F.L. Clubs with a view to seeking his services in any capacity, notice in writing must first be lodged with the Club's Secretary and the Secretary of the League to which the player is bound. If the provisions of this clause are not com­plied with, the Club and the League of the player concerned shall not be bound to obey the provisions of the clause relating to a time limit for the treatment of an application for clearance.

(f) Notwithstanding any provision contained in the Constitution and Rules of Affiliated Bodies of the N.S.W.A.F.L. Ltd relative to the closing date for permits, applications lodged by players in accordance with the terms of V.C.F.L. Regulation 25, which provides interalia -

.. all applications for clearances lodged with their League Secretary shall close on the 1st day of July in each year and any application lodged after 1st July shall be invalid and not considered. All applications for clearances lodged on or before the 1st July shall be finalised by the clearing League not later than the 21st July and forwarded to reach the Secretary of the League to which the player desires to be cleared not later than the 31st July, otherwise same shall lapse". (Interpretation: That the words "either League Secretary" as contained in V.C.F.L. Regulation 25 and described in V.C.F.L./N.S.W.A.F.L. Agreement re Transfer of Players, shall be interpreted as either a V.C.F.L. or N.S.W.A.F.L. Ltd af­filiated body Secretary).

(gJ Any player playing with any Club of the V.C.F.L. or N.S.W.A.F.L. Ltd, without first having 'been granted the necessary clearance and/or permit required in the terms of this agreement shall be subject to such penalty as determined by his Controlling Body (V.C.F.L. or N.5.W.A.F.L. Ltd as the case may be). The Club or Controlling Body, if culpable, shall also be dealt with by the V.C.F.L. or N.S.W.A.F.L. Ltd as the case may be.

{h) Except for clearances as provided in Clauses (d) and (f) all ap­plications for permits or clearances by player lodged with either the V.C.F.L. or N.5.W.A.F.L. Ltd Controlling Body shall close on the first day of July each year.

(i) A player of a club affiliated with either the V.C.F.L. or N.S.W.A.F.L. Ltd who has had two or more clearance applica­tions to transfer to another League/Association a ff ii iated with either the V.C.F.L. or N.S.W.A.F.L. Ltd as the case may be, may appeal within seven days against the second or latest refusal to the N.5.W.A.F.L.-V.C.F.L. Player's Appeal Board, which shall comprise an independent chairman and one represen­tative from each of the N.5.W.A.F.L. Ltd and V.C.F.L. NOTE: That a V.C.F.l. player is only required to have two clearance refusals only when appealing in the abovemention­ed Appeals Board. In all other cases the V.C.F.L. Constitution and Permit Rules would apply. That the N.5.W.A.F.L. Ltd, and the V.C.F.L. nominate an independent chairman together with two representatives to comprise the Appeals' Board. When adjudicating on an appeal, a quorum would consist of one chairman and one representative from each of the V.C.F.L. and N.5.W.A.F.L. Ltd. The Appeal shall be heard within 14 days of receipt of such written notice of appeal by the V.C.F.L. or N.5.W.A.F.L. Ltd Secretary whatever the case may be. The Clubs and players concerned shall each be entitled to representation at the hearing, the number of persons having representation to be limited at the hearing, the number of per­sons having representation to be limited to the player and his advocate who shall also be the Clubs' representative and the defendant Club's representative and its advocate. Such representation shall not be qualified to act as a Barrister or Solicitor. The closing date for all appeals will be the 1st July in each year and a deposit of $100.00 must be lodged by the player, such deposit may be forfeited should the appeal be con­sidered frivolous. The decision of the Appeals Board shall be final.

(j) A Club shall not be permitted to transfer from the V.C.F.L. to the N.S.W.A.F.L. Ltd or vice versa without consent of its Con­trolling Body, and an affiliated body shall not be permitted to transfer from the V.C.F.L. to the N.S.W.A.F.L. Ltd or vice versa without consent of the V.C.F.L. or N.S.W.A.F.l. Ltd as the case

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may be. When applications to transfer are refused, appeals against such decisions shall be dealt with by the Appeals and Disputes Board appointed in the terms of clause (h).

{k) (i) Appeals and Disputes Board consisting of five persons, two persons appointed by each of the V.C.F.l. and N.S.W.A.F.L. Ltd together with an independent Chair­man, with any appeal or dispute arising from this agree­ment and shall meet within 14 days of notification being received from either party to this agreement that a Meeting of the Board is desired. The appellant party shall be required to satisfy the Ap­peals and Disputes Board that grounds for an appeal exist and shall also be required to lodge with ea.ch appeal a deposit of $100.00, such deposit to be forfeited if in the opinion of the Board the appeal is considered frivolous and in such cases the money so forfeited shall be utilised for defraying expenses incurred in connection with meetings of the Board. Notwithstanding the appointment of two members of the Board from each of the V.C.F.L. and N.S.W.A.F.L. Ltd each such body may nominate a representative to appear before the Board in the matter of any appeal or dispute.

{ii} Clearance application by clubs close of 31st October in each year.

(iii) Applications of appeal to the appeals and disputes board close on the 30th November in each year.

(I) This agreement shall be regarded as a continuing agreement, with either party - i.e. V.C.F.L. or N.5.W.A.F.L. Ltd - having equal rights to terminate by six months' notice.

{m) This agreement also is operative between the V.C.F.L. and the 5.A. Country Border Associations.

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STRUCTURE OF SENIOR FOOTBALL IN N.S.W.

In 1988 a total of 186 clubs located within N.S.W. will field senior teams. Of this total, 26 are directly administered by the N.S.W.A.F.L., 114 are affiliated to the League and 49 remain unaf­filiated though are located within the State boundary. * N.S.W.A.f.L. - 23 Clubs

State League 8 SFL Division I 11 SFL Division 11 7 * Affiliated Leagues - 95 Clubs

Northern - 40 Clubs Central Coast A.F.L. 6 Summerland A.F.L. 6 Newcastle A.F.L. 10 NorthCoastAF.L. 5 Mid-North Coast A.F.L. 5 North West A.R.F.A. 8

Southern - 45 Clubs Central West A.F.L. 8 lllawarra A.F.L. 8 South Coast A.F.L. 6 Sapphire Coast A.F.L. 10 Farrer F.L. Divisions I & II 15 * Dual Affiliated Leagues - 13 Clubs Broken Hill F.L. 4 Riverina F.L. 9

* Dual Affiliated Clubs - 6 Clubs Ovans & Murry F.L. 4 A.C.T. A.F.L. 1 Monaro F.L. 1 * Unaffiliated Clubs Located In N.S.W. - 49 Clubs Coreen F.L. 8 Echuca F. L. 3 Hume F.L. 10 Kerang F.L. 3 Mid-Murray F.L. 2 Milewa F.L. 2 Murray F.L. 6 Northern District F.L. 1 Northern Riverina F.L. 7 Picola F.L. 3 Sunraysia F.L. 1 Tallangatta F.L. 2 Upper Murray F.L. 1

STATE LEAGUE CLUBS BAULKHAM HILLS JUNIOR AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL CLUB P.O. Box 78, Baulkham Hills, 2153 President: Grahame Willis Secretary: Pam Johnson 51 Blackett Drive, 17 Radiata Avenue, Castle Hill 2154 Baulkham Hills 2153 Ph: 929 5S66 (w) 6391715 (h) 639 9435 (h) Fax: 929 8758

CAMPBELL TOWN AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL CLUB P.O. Box 446, lngleburn 2565 President: Jim Little 17 Lowe Crescent, Camden 2570 Ph: 601 2411 (w)

(046) 66 9436 (h) Fax: 821 2271

Secretary: Bob Lucas 42 Tully Avenue Lurnea 2170 601 3585 (h)

EAST SYDNEY AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL CLUB 6/6 Botany Street, Randwick 2031 President: Shane Murray Secretary: Sandra Hickson 4/22 Tower Street, 6/6 Botany Street, Vaucluse 2030 Randwick 2031 Ph: 282 3555 (w) 3371458 (h) 266 5022 (w) 398 8712 (h) Fax: 281 6565

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THE HILLS AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL CLUB P.O. Box 200, Pennant Hills 2120 President: Derek Heelan Secretary: Mike Farrell 465 Windsor Road, 7 Leonara Close, Baulkham Hills 2153 Hornsby Heights 2077 Ph: 686 2072 (h) 727 5444 (w) 476 5147 (h)

HOLROYD-PARRAMATTA AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL CLUB P.O. Box 302, Merrylands 2160 President: Robert Mannion 14 Church Street, Castle Hill 2154 Ph: 601 3999 (w) 634 2018 (h)

Secretary: Terry Kennedy 1 /4-6 Caroline Street, Westmead 2145 639 4177 (w) 633 4951 (h)

NORTH SHORE AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL CLUB 11 Briony Place, Mona Vale 2103 President: Len Gilbertson Secretary: David Watkins 19 Wandella Avenue, 11 Briony Place, Roseville 2069 Mona Vale 2103 Ph: 550 2111 (w) 406 6839 (h) 997 6944 (w & h) Fax: 519 4674 979 5026

ST GEORGE AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL CLUB P.O. Box 165, Hurstville 2220 President: John Walding 66 Douglas Haig Road, Oatley 2223 Ph: 597 7700 (w) 579 6114 (h) Fax:

SYDNEY UNIVERSITY

Secretary: Ray Brennan 6/24 Cecil Street, Monterey 2217 239 5829 (w) 5881554 (h) 233 3102

AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL FOOTBALL CLUB Box 280, Wentworth Building, University of Sydney Union, University of Sydney 2006 President: Trevor Dixon 38 Edith Street, St Peters 2044 Ph: 2261889 (w) 51 3504 (h) Fax: 221 5989

Secretary: Michael Davis 8/77-85 Hereford Street, Glebe 2037 660 2089 (h)

WESTERN SUBURBS AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL CLUB P.O. Box 98, Croydon Park 2133 President: Allan Sullivan 20 J indabine Crescent, Peakhurst 2210 Ph: 625 9437 (w)

534 5197 (h)

Secretary: Gerry Flint 14 Henry Street, Lewisham 2048 797 0347 (w) 569 2160 (h)

SYDNEY FOOTBALL LEAGUE AUBURN AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL CLUB 209 Cumberland Road, Auburn 2144 President: Rod Pearce Secretary: Louise Ford 22A James Street, C/- 209 Cumberland Road, Lidcombe 2141 Auburn 2144 Ph: 6471600 (w) 643 2104 (h)

BALMAIN AUSTRALIAN fOOTBALL CLUB Cf- Drummoyne Bowling Club, 2 Hythe Street, Drummoyne 2047 President: John Coles Secretary: Simon Kelly 8 Stephenson Street, 1/161 Hampden Road, Winston Hills 2153 Abbotsford 2046 Ph: 642 8900 (w) 639 9958 (h) 858 6317 (w) 712 2874 (h) Fax: 642 2845 804 6526

BANKSTOWN SPORTS AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL CLUB P.O. Box 72, Bankstown 2200 President: William Free 83 Eldridge Road, Bankstown 2200 Ph: 709 437 4 (h)

BAULKHAM HILLS

Secretary: Danny Free 32 Hillcrest Street, Punchbowl 2196 759 7411 (w) 269 0913 (h)

25 Gordon Street, Scholfields 2762 President: Geoffrey Uren Secretary: Andrew Nathan 12 Willow Drive, 25 Gordon Street, Baulkham Hills 2153 Schofields 2762 Ph: 925 4600 (w) 6391281 (h) 847 4000 (w) 627 3640 (hi

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BLACKTOWN DISTRICTS AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL CLUB 642 Luxford Street, Bidwel I 2770 President: Les Carter Secretary: Patricia Shields 7 Casey Place, 642 Luxford Street, Blackett 2770 Bidwell 2770 Ph: 628 4197 (h) 628 6341 (h) 628 7114 (h)

CAMDEN JUNIOR AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL CLUB (Under 20s) 10 Banks Place, Camden 2S70

Secretary: Carol Anne Watts 10 Banks Place, Camden 2S70 (046) 2S 2131 (w) (046) SS 2306 (h)

HAWKES BURY AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL CLUB P.O. Box 3S9, Richmond 27S3 President Peter Yates CJ- Officers Mess, Richmond 27S3 Ph: (04S) 70 3360 (w)

(04S) 71 183S (h)

Secretary: Paul Alsford 97 Southee Road, Richmond 27S3 (04S) 70 2496 (w) (04S) 781679 (h)

HEATHCOTE/ENGADINE AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL CLUB 27 Bottle Forest Road, East Heathcote 2233 President: Wayne Watts Secretary: Colin Brown 2 Layden Avenue, 27 Bottle Forest Road, Engadine 2233 Heathcote 2233 Ph: 6901388 (w) S20 301 S (h) 742 7111 (w) S20 2360 (h) Fax: 699 2329

LIVERPOOL AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL CLUB 6 Lee Crescent. Edensor Park 2176

Secretary: Andy Horton "Roughwood" Luddenham Road, St Marys 2760 609 6666 (w) 834 2108 (h)

MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL CLUB Cf~ Macquarie University Sports Association, North Ryde 2113 President: Ivan Blyth Secretary: Shane McNulty 18/36 Park Street, 6 Phillip Street, Narrabeen 2101 Bal main 2041 Ph: 233 S311(w)981 S624 (h) 963 806S (w) 818 3989 (h) Fax: 221 42S2 9S7 S687

MANLY WARRINGAH AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL CLUB P.O. Box 44, Collaroy Beach 2097 President: John Twidle Secretary: Peter Kilborn 1 Arnott Crescent, 48 Abbott Road, Warriewood 2102 North Curl Curl 2099 Ph: 498 9S71 (w) 9131691 (h) 938 4011(w)90S S342 (h)

NORTHERN EAGLES AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL CLUB P.O. Box 248, St Ives 207S President: Peter Hanna Secretary: Robert Bayles 40 Edgecliffe Esplanade, 10 Bundabah Avenue, Seaforth 2092 St Ives 207S Ph: 2S1 4033 (w) 941487 (h) 922 3777 (w) 440 8839 (h) Fax: 2S1 6970 923 2427

PENRITH AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL CLUB P.O. Box 1024, Penrith 27SO President: Alan Stewart 14 Miller Street, South Penrith 27SO Ph: (047) 21 4214 (h)

Secretary: Robert Ryman 57 McNaughton Street. Penrith 2750 (047) 21 2787 (h)

SUTHERLAND AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL CLUB 168A Cannons Road, Caringbah 2229 President: Gavin Duffy Secretary: Mick Mccosker 45 Parraweena Road, 168 Cannons Road, Caringbah 2229 Caringbah 2229 Ph: 642 9124 (w) S2S 6173 (h) S271067 (h)

UNIVERSITY OF NEW SOUTH WALES AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL FOOTBALL CLUB 37 Hooper Street, Randwick 2031 President: Colin Moodie Secretary: Mick Keogh 126 Canonbury Grove, 37 Hooper Street, Bexley North 2207 Randwick 2031 Ph: 661 0326 (w) S02 3304 (h) 29 6S11 (w) 398 34SO (h) Fax: 661 4842 29 6S76

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WOLLONDILLY AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL CLUB 170 Hawthorne Road, Bargo 2S74 President: Gary Raisin Secretary: Roslyn Smith Lot 129, lronbark Road, 170 Hawthorne Road, Bargo 2S74 Bargo 2S74 Ph: 604 6611 (w) (046) 84190S (h)

(046) 841472 (h) Fax: 609 6912

WOLLONGONG AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL CLUB P.O. Box 1811, Wollongong 2SOO President: Rod Hanson Secretary: Vic Stanton 24 Marril Circuit, 16 Cassian Street, Cordeaux Heights 2526 Keiraville 2500 Ph: (042) 7S 3124 (w) (042) 28 668S (h)

(042) 71 820S (h) Fax: (042) 7S 7878

NSW AFFILIATED LEAGUES CENTRAL COAST A.F.L. location: Between Sydney and Newcastle Postal Address: 58 Berrys Head Road, Narara 2250 Status: Senior & Junior league President: Bruce Reid 3 Wentworth Avenue, Woy Woy 2256 Ph: (043) 42 4829 (h) League Registrar: Bob Purins

CLUBS BATEAU BAY AFC 4 Shane Drive, Tumbi Um bi 2261 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 17/15/13 President: Robert Proctor Secretary: Mark Munnery Ph (043) 331867 (h) (043) 331842 (h)

KILLARNEY VALE AFC P.O. Box 31, Killarney Vale, 2261 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 17/15/13 President: Kevin W Kelleher Secretary: June Granland Ph: (043) 32 S964 (h) (043) 88 3207 (h)

(043)964118(w)

GOSFORD/WYOMING AFC P.O. box 297, Gosford 22SO Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 17/15/13 President: Don Bush Secretary: Geoff Evans Ph: (043) 28 4280 (h) (043) 28 3122 (h)

TERRIGAL AFC P.O. Box 1244, Gosford South 22S1 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 17/15/13 President: Des McKenzie Secretary: Terry Gould Ph: (043) 84 2347 (h) (043) 401002 (w), ext. 237

LAKES AFC P.O. Box S70, Wyong 22S9 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 17/15/13 President: Robert Scott Secretary: Terry Stinton

(043) S2 2231 (h)

PENINSULA SWANS (WOY WOY) AFC 5 Wentworth Avenue, Woy Woy 2256 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 17/15/13 President: Bill Best Secretary: Gary Best Ph: (043) 41 0816 (h) (043) 41 9S1 S (h)

CENTRAL WEST A.F.L. Location: Central NSW, borded by Lithgow, Young Forbes and Coonabarabran Postal Address: 1 S3 Lach Ian Street, Cowra 2794 Status: Senior & Junior League President: Richard Forbes Cl- A.B.C., Sale Street, Orange 2800 Ph: (063) 62 1033 (w) League Secretary: Graeme Clements 153 Lachlan Street, Cowra 2794 Ph: (063) 42 1177 (w) (063) 42 2874 (h) League Registrar: Graeme Clements Umpires Contact: Graeme Clements

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CLUBS BATHURST P.O. Box 999, Bathurst 2795 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 17 President: Ian Stewart Secretary: June Johnston Ph: (063) 31 1721 (h) (063) 32 1382 (h)

COONABARABRAN "T algai", Coonabarabran 2357 Grades: Senior, Under 17 President: Ian Broughton Ph: (068) 421047 (h)

COW RA P.O. Box 488, Cowra 2794

Secretary: Graeme Wilken (068) 42 8250 (h)

Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 17 President: Graeme Clements Secretary: Geoff Day Ph: (063) 42 1177 (w) (063) 42 3355 (w)

(063) 42 287 4 (h) (063) 42 4784 (h)

DUBBO P.O. Box 1118, Dubbo 2830 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 17 President: John Rowe Secretary: Carroll Hoffmann Ph (068) 82 7281 (h) (068) 82 3376

(068) 82 7079 (w) Contact: Neil Sturrock (068) 82 3376 (h)

LITHGOW 170 Inch Street, Lithgow 2876 Grades: Reserve & Under 17 Presi.dent: Dennis Cole

ORANGE

(068) 92 9966 (w) (068) 82 4275 (fax)

Secretary: Ann Riddle (063) 51 3624 (h)

P.O. Box 1607, Orange 2800 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 17 President: Barry Ward Secretary: Cathy Taylor Ph: (063) 61 3670 (h) (063) 631009 (h)

PARKES P.O. Box 292, Parkes 2870 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 17 President: Jim Troy Secretary: Wayne O'Neill Ph: (068) 62 3436 (h) (068) 62 3425 (h)

FARRER FOOTBALL LEAGUE Location: Wagga and surrounding districts Postal Address: P.O. Box 641, Wagga Wagga 2650 Status: Senior League President: Trevor Urquhart 62 Zeigler Avenue, Wagga Wagga 2650 Ph: (069) 22 6429 (h) League Secretary: Phil Le Petit 60 Mitchelmore Street, Wagga Wagga 2650 Ph: (069) 25 4686 (h) League Registrar: Cl- League Secretary Umpires Contact: Cf- League Secretary

CLUBS ARDLETHAN 'Tralee', Grong Grong 2652 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under18 President: Maurie Gaynor Secretary: Liz Carroll Ph: (069) 78 3825 (069) 78 3850

BARRELLAN R.M.B. 56, Barellan 2665 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 18 President: Graeme Breust Secretary: Bob Inglis Ph: (069) 55 3230 (069) 63 9492

COLLINGULLIEIASHMORE Linton Street, Collingullie 2650 Grades·. Senior, Reserve, Under18 President: John Meyers Secretary: Ray Gow Ph: (069) 20 0142 (069) 20 0178

COOTAMUNDRA Renehan Street, Cootamundra 2590 Grades: Senior, Reserve President: Keith Ronning Ph: (069) 42 1083

Secretary: Wayne De Britt (069) 42 3631

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JUN EE 7 Cross Street, Junee 2663 Grades: Senior, Reserve

Secretary: john Robertson 24 2079

MANGOPLAH COOKARDINIA UNITED 'Ben Bolt', Mangoplah 2650 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 18 President: Don Baker Secretary: Alison Kendall Ph: (069) 28 5774 (069) 28 5727

MARRAR 'Currawong', Marrar 2652 Grades; Senior, Reserve, Under 18 President: Glen Willis Secretary: Mark Langtry Ph: (069) 31 1682 (069) 27 4439

NORTH WAGGA 63 Williams Street, North Wagga 2650 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 18 President: Kevin Cross Secretary: Randy Kerr Ph: (069) 21 3099 (w) (069) 21 6531

R.A.A.F. Cl- R.A.A.F. Base, Forest Hill, Wagga 2650 Grades: Senior, Reserve

RIVCOLL BUSHPIGS

Secretary: Peter Boyles (069) 22 7610

Cl- Students Union, P.O. Box 825, Wagga 2650 Grades: Senior, Reserve

SOUTH WAGGA - TOLLAND

Secretary; Craig Fletcher (069) 23 2681

110 Urana Street, Wagga Wagga 2650 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 18 President: Laurie Little Secretary: Vince Cattell Ph: (069) 31 1472 (069) 25 4376

TE MORA Trungley Hall, Temora 2666 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 18 President: Vince Howe Secretary: Wayne Krause Ph: (069) 73 7253 (069) 73 1790

THE ROCK YERONG CREEK 4 Bavaria Street, Wagga 2650 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 18 President: Greg Verdon Secretary: David Oehm Ph: (069) 20 2230 (069) 22 3458

URANQU I NTY IKAPOOKA Bridge Street, Uranquinty 2652 Grad es: Senior, Reserve President: Bob May Ph: (069) 31 2634

WHITTON 2 Binya Street, Whitton 2704 Grades: Senior, Reserve President: Ed Heath Ph: (069) 55 2684

Secretary: Carol Huxley (069) 22 97 40

Secretary: Bruce Thompson (069) 53 3677

ILLAWARRA AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE Location: Wollongong and surrounding districts Postal Address: P.O. Box 1345, Wollongong 2500 Status: Senior League President: Ken Halliwell 32 Marlo Street, Towradgi 2518 Ph: (042) 75 7522, ext. 4279 (w) (042) 84 7905 (h) League Secretary: Ann Kozlowski 38 Wyndarra Way, Koonawarra 2530 Ph: (042) 61 5623 (h) League Registrar: Bill Hall 12 Bunde/la Place, Koonawarra 2530 Ph: (042) 26 0100 (w) 61 2410 (h)

NEW SOUTH WALES AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE LTD.

STAFF

BACK ROW: Steve Wright (Development Officer), Tony Turner (Riverina Development Manager), Craig Davis (Development Manager), Brett Scott (Development Officer), Craig Holden (Development Officer).

FRONT ROW: David Levens (State Director of Umpiring), Andrew Dee (Administration Manager), Linda Blackburn (Executive Secretary), Ian Granland (Chief Executive), Tim Johnson (Operations Manager).

CLUBS BOMADERRY P.O. Box 1022, East Nowra 2541 President: Neville Hickmott Ph: (044) 21 1722 (w)

(044) 21 3364 (h)

DAPTO P.O. Box 232, Dapto 2530 Grades: Senior, Reserve President: Stan Kozlowski Ph: (042) 61 5623 (h)

EAST NOWRA 8 Anderson Avenue, Nowra 2541

Secretary: Scott Brown

Secretary: Glen Woolley (042) 61 5760 (h)

President: Bill McGrath Secretary: Donna Brown Ph: (044) 21 2114 (h)

H.M.A.S. ALBATROSS P.O. Box A36, H.M.A.S. Albatross 2540 President: Commander Secretary: Duane Unwin B.J. Bromfield R.A.N. Ph: (044) 211130 (w)

(044) 21 0525 (h)

KIAMA FC P.O. Box 313, Kiama 2533 Grades: Reserve President: Vince Byrnes Ph: (042) 32 1833 (h)

(042) 951223 (w)

NOWRA P.O. Box 418, Nowra 2541 President: Don Garrick Ph: (044) 21 6856 (w)

(044) 21 6856 (h)

PORT KEMBLA P.O. Box 113, Warrawong 2502 Grades: Senior, Reserve President; Peter Refder Ph: (042) 7 4 2845 (h)

SHELLHARBOUR P.O. Box 18, Warilla 2528 Grades: Senior, Reserve President: Dave Hegarty Ph: (042) 961238 (h)

WOLLONGONG CITY P.O. Box 1811, Wollongong 2500 Grades: Senior, Reserve President: Rod Hanson Ph: (042) 75 3124 (w)

(042) 71 8205 (h)

(044) 21 1318 (w) (044) 21 0295 (h)

Secretary: Brian Lienert (042) 32 2420 (h)

Secretary: Rhonda Rowlands (044) 21 2881 (w) (044) 21 7688 (h)

Secretary: Deborah Mann (042) 27 7038 (w) (042) 75 1134 (h)

Secretary: Matt Debnam (042) 97 1171 (h)

Secretary: Vic Stanton (042) 28 6685 (h)

MID NORTH COAST A.F.L. Location: NSW North Coast, from Forster to Kempsey Postal Address: 10 Hamlyn Drive, Port Macquarie 2444 Status: Senior & Junior League President: Harold Klose 94 High Street, Wauchope 2446 Ph: (065) 85 3311 (w & h) League Secretary: Ralph Poidevin 10 Hamlyn Drive, Port Macquarie 2444 Ph: (065) 83 5853 (h) League Registrar: Peter Wolfe 18 Regatta Avenue, Forster 2428 Ph: (065) 54 5212 (w & h) Umpires Contact: Sel Gilmore 3 Craiglee Close, Taree 2430 Ph: (065) 52 5105 (h) (065) 521166 (w)

CLUBS FORSTER 18 Regatta Avenue, Forster 2428 Grades: Senior, Under 17 President: Graeme Stevens Ph: (065) 54 5088 (w)

(065) 54 4290 (h)

Secretary: Mildred Wolf (065) 54 5212 (h) (065) 54 5088 (w)

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KEMPSEY 28 East Street, Crescent Head 2440 Grades: Senior, Under 17 President: Bruce Raeburn Secretary: Michael Dulin

(065) 62 6374 (w) Ph: (065) 65 4426 (h)

PORT MACQUARIE 56 Yarranabee Road, Port Macquarie 2444 Grades: Senior, Under 17 President: Henrey Nicholson Ph: (065) 83 2725 (w)

(065) 83 2725 (h)

TAREE Pacific Highway, Failford 2491 Grades: Senior, Under17 President: Sel Gilmore Ph: (065) 521166 (w)

(065) 52 5105 (h)

WAUCHOPE

Secretary; Michael Tritton (065) 831477 (w) (065) 82 2674 (h)

Secretary: Kathleen Rixon (065) 54 3128 (h)

Lot 1, Bagnoo Road, Bagnoo 2446 Grades: Senior, Under 17 President: Graham McAllister Secretary: Terence Minahan

(065) 851400 (w) Ph: (065) 62 7100 (w) (065) 85 3812 (h) (065) 871212 (h)

NEWCASTLE AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE Location: Newcastle & surrounding districts Postal Address: P.O. Box 2140, Dangar 2309 Status: Senior & Junior League President: Don Geddes P.O. Box 760, Newcastle 2300 Ph: (049) 29 2233 (w) Secretary: Tracey Kelty 799 Hunter Street, Newcastle West 2302 Ph: (049) 69 6867 (w) League Registrar: Tracey Kelty Umpires Contact: Russell Taylor 6 Sussex Place, Raymond Terrace 2324 Ph: (049) 28 6279 (w) (049) 87 2424 (h)

CLUBS WESTERN SU BURBS AFC 43 Springfield Avenue, Kotara 2289 Grades: Senior, Reserve & Juniors President: Greg Pratten Secretary; Jim Arnold Ph: (049) 57 4672 (h) (049) 69 0769 (w)

(049) 52 7151 (h)

WILLIAMTOWN AFC 3 Cru, RAAF Base, Williamtown 2314 Grades: Senior, Reserve

NEWCASTLE CITY AFC P.O. Box 157, Islington 2297 Grades: Senior & Reserve President Alan Gleeson Ph: (049) 63 1312 (h)

CARDIFF AFC

Secretary: Maurice Patten (049) 28 6978 (w)

Secretary: Bruce McQualter (049) 43 8983 (h)

P.O. Box 351, Charlestown 2290 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 14/17 President: Alan White Secretary: Roy Reichert Ph: (049) 56 5745 (w) (049) 67 8287 (w)

(049) 52 5731 (h)

MAITLAND AFC 15 Anzac Street, Maitland 2320 Grades: Senior, Reserve President: Noel Reading Ph: (049) 32 6584 (w)

(049) 32 7253 (h)

NELSON BAY AFC

Secretary: Peter O'Donnell (049) 34 1939 (w & h)

41 Sandy Point Road, Corlette 2301 Grades: Senior, Reserve & Juniors

Secretary: Brett Kittle (049) 81 1648 (h)

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SINGLETON AFC P.O. box 470, Singleton 2330 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 14 President: Peter Saunders Secretary: Phil Walsh Ph: (065) 72 4055 (w) (065) 78 8464 (w)

(065) 73 1112 (h) (065) 72 3494 (h)

WARNERS BAY AFC 3 Hill Street, Arcadia Vale 2283 Grades: Senior, Reserve & Juniors President: John McKeown Secretary: Des Smith Ph: (049) 46 8681 (h) (049) 75 1683 (h)

(065) 75 1451 (w)

WALLSEND AFC 7 Marton Street, Shortland 2307 Grades: Senior, Reserve & Juniors President: Alan Davis Secretary: George Simpson Ph: (049) 751231 (w & h) (049) 681939 (w)

(049) 51 5316 (h)

MUSWELLBROOK AFC P.O. Box 457, Muswellbrook 2333 Grades: Senior & Reserve

Secretary: Terry Baker (065) 43 3299 (w) (065) 43 3463 (h)

NORTH COAST A.F.L. Location: North Coast of NSW, from Nambucca Heads to Grafton Postal Address: P.O. Box 6200, Coffs Harbour 2540 Status: Senior & Junior League President: Jim Woodlock Cf- Shell Service Station (Pacific Hwy), Emerald Beach 2456 Ph: (066) 561344 League Secretary: Jim Muggeridge Cl- P.O. Box 6212, Park Beach Plaza Post Office, Coffs Harbour 2450 Ph: (066) 53 1811 (066) 52 3368 League Registrar: Helen Pohlmann 17 Bluff Road, Emerald Beach 2450 Ph: (066) 561495 (h) Umpires Contact: Bob Crutchfield 49 Jemalong Crescent, Taormina 2452 Ph: (066) 53 3738 (h)

CLUBS GRAFTON P.O. Box 327, South Grafton 2461 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 17 President: Gary Morrison Secretary: Kevin Dixon Ph: (066) 42 6916 [wl (0661421466 (w)

(066) 49 4184 (h) (0661 42 5802 (h)

NAMBUCCA VALLEY P.O. Box 294, Nambucca Heads 2448 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 17 President: Eric Carew Secretary: Dennis Brewsten Ph: [065) 68 6750 [wl (065) 681522 (w)

[065) 68 6999 (h) (065) 681432 (h)

NORTH COFFS HARBOUR P.O. Box 1472, Coffs Harbour 2540 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 17 President: Ralph Hall Secretary: Brendan Drum Ph: [066) 52 1408 (wl [066) 51 2143 [h)

[066) 53 7212 (h)

SOUTH COFFS HARBOUR P.O. Box 1095, Coffs Harbour 2450 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under17/13 President: Hal Pearce Secretary: Elaine Phillips Ph: (066) 52 5386 (h) (066) 52 8915 [hi

WOOLGOOLGA P.O. Box 134, Woolgoolga 2456 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 17/13 President: Adrian Moss Ph: (066) 541861 (w)

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NORTH WEST AUSTRALIAN RULES FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION Location: New England region, extending to Moree, Wee Waa and Tamworth Postal Address: 69 Gordon Street, lnverell, 2360 Status: Senior & Junior League President: Kevin Pay 4 Warialoa Road, lnverell 2360 Ph: (067) 22 4552 (h) League Secretary: Ean Frost 69 Gordon Street, lnverell 2360 Ph: (067) 22 3100 (w) (067) 22 3905 [h) League Registrar: Ean Frost

CLUBS ARMIDALE UNITED Duval College, Armidale 2351 Grades: Senior President: Alasdair Milroy Ph: (067) 73 2710 [h)

GUNNEDAH

Secretary: Paul Waremen (067) 73 2810 (h)

P.O. Box 183, Gunnedah 2380 Grades: Senior, Under 16 & Juniors President: David Keating Secretary: Peter Sly Ph: (067) 42 0788 (w) (067) 42 0622 (w)

[0671 42 1026 (h)

INVERELL 69 Gordon Street, lnverell 2360 Grades: Senior President: Trevor Rohrlach Ph: (067) 23 3396 (w & hi

TAMWORTH P.O. Box 263, Tamworth 2340 Grades: Senior, Under 17 President: Neil Doran Ph: (067) 66 5811 (w)

(067) 65 4943 (h)

WEE WAA P.O. Box 346, Wee Waa 2388 Grades: Senior & Junior President: Rick Mulvey Ph: (067) 95 4113 (h)

(0671 95 4501 (w)

MOREE P.O. Box 416, Moree 2400 Grades: Senior, Under 17 President: Michael Montgomery Ph: (067) 54 2140 (w & h)

ROBB COLLEGE U.N.E., Armidale 2350 Grades: Senior President: Tim Johnston Ph: (067) 73 2699 [h)

Secretary: Ean Frost (067) 22 3100 (w) (067) 22 3905 (h)

Secretary: Tanya Paull (067) 66 5866 (w) (067) 65 8770 (h)

Secretary: Peter Martin (067) 95 47 42 (h)

Secretary: Patrick Jones [067) 52 4086 [w & h)

Secretary: Andrew Jamieson [067) 73 2649 [h)

SAPPHIRE COAST FOOTBALL LEAGUE location: Far South Coast of NSW Postal Address: P.O. Box 304, Merimbula 2548 Status: Senior & Junior league President: Frank Hunt Ph: (0649) 92 2644 (h) League Secretary: Greg Wollaston Ph: [0649) 52 343 (h) (0649) 51 884 (w) Leagues Registrar: Laurie Hopkins Umpires Contact: Greg Wollaston

CLUBS BATEMANS BAY P.O. Box 520, Batemans Bay 2536 Grades: Senior & Under 16 President: Justin McCarthy Secretary: Ian Gooch

(044) 72 5607 (h) Ph: (044) 72 5833 (h)

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All Tractor, Truck & Car Wheels

Telephone (069) 21 2659 260 HAMMOND AVENUE, WAGGA WAGGA

(Rear Riverlna Kenworth)

~ .. SHEEPSKIN i>" Tailored to fit any type plus -

* Armrests * Headrests * Motorbike & Baby seats * Capsule Covers * Bed underlays * Golf driver covers- For Personal Quote

Telephone 21 5958 ARIES SHEEPSKIN

175 BAYLIS STREET, WAGGA WAGGA

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For All Major and Minor Mechanical Repairs & Spare Parts

OPEN 8.30 a.m. Monday to Saturday, 10 a.m. Sunday

Telephone (069) 21 7312 44 HAMMOND AVENUE, WAGGA WAGGA

FLEMINGS HARDWARE SUPPLIES

~. FOR TOP QUALITY

TIMBER & BUILDING SUPPLIES

Telephone (069) 25 3488 2 RABAUL PLACE, WAGGA WAGGA

Forest Hill Hair Salon Your Friendly Family Hairdressers for Ladies, Men & Children

Budget Rates with Professional Service * No Parking Problems * 10 min. from Central Wagga - Di Fisher and Tanya Fisher -FOR APPOINTMENTS

Telephone (069) 22 7899 34 ALLONBY AVENUE, FOREST HILL

AUSTRALIAN HOTEL SVPPORTTHELOCALTEAM

Your Host - Lee McDonald * Good Clean Accommodation * Call in after the game For an Icy Cold Ale, Counter Lunches & Teas

Telephone (068) 98 2181 9 FOSTER STREET, LAKE CARGELLICO

A.F.W. ELECTRONICS "Installation of your antennae system

Including the New SBS Channel" ANTENNAE SERVICE

Telephone (069) 21 3350/(069) 21 6766 In lane at rear of 77 Peter St., Wagga Wagga

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RIVERINA Steering & Suspension Services

Wheel Alignment, Balancing & Steering Repairs On & Off Car Wheel Balancing

Telephone (069) 21 3183 40 HAMMOND AVE., WAGGA WAGGA

WHITE TANK HOTEL Hosts - Dennis & Bev

"The Home Of The Bulldogs" Call In For Any Icy Cold Ale Before Or After The Game

Counter Lunches Monday to Friday

Telephone (069) 72 2037 203 MAIN STREET, WEST WYALONG

BILL & BARB TILL For your Fresh Fruit, Vegetables & Bread

Tel: Coolamon (069) 27 3086

KEBAB PLACE RESTAURANT (Proprietor - Elly & Ned Sader)

Traditional Lebanese Food Open For Dinner Tuesday to Sunday

Take Away Menu - B.Y.0.

Telephone (069) 21 6307 152 FITZMAURICE ST., WAGGA WAGGA

We Support The North Wagga Saints

BLACK SWAN HOTEL Foe . Fast & Friendly Service

(Mine Hosts - John & Toni Belling)

Telephone (069) 21 2279 GARDINER ST, NORTH WAGGA WAGGA

W & J TAYLOR Self Service Grocery, Liquor & Hardware Departments Distributors of Australian Fertilizers, Sheepyard Mesh,

Cartage Contractors, Bulk Road Haulage

Telephone (069) 20 2028 URANA STREET, THE ROCK

CENTRAL HOTEL Your Hosts - Malcolm & Kaye

Supporting The Locals * Call in for any Icy Cold Ale after the Game * Counter Lunches

Telephone (069) 75 9014 WOLLONGONG STREET, UNGARIE

RIVERINA SPRAYING SERVICE Suppliers of: Spray-Seed, Roundup, Glean. Hoegrass.

Synathic. Ni!verm .. Clout·S. Outflank. Vaccines. Agen~ focc A.F.L. FERTILIZERS & CARGILL SEEDS

Telephone (069) 25 4759 33 DOBNEY AVENUE, WAGGA WAGGA

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EDEN (Whalers) P.O. Box 516, Eden 2551 Grades: Senior & Under 16 President: Fred Dawson Ph: (0649) 69141 (h)

COOMA (Cats)

Secretary: Jan Saunders (0649) 63 222 (h)

P.O. Box 725, Cooma 2630 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 16 President: Dave Smith Secretary: Peter Ward Ph: (064) 52 4056 (h) (064) 52 4102 (h)

MERIMBULA MARLINS P.O. Box 418, Merimbula 2548 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 16/12 President: John Matthews Secretary: Ken Pollard Ph: (0649) 52 212 (h) (0649) 59 321 (h)

NAROOMA (Lions) P.O. Box 139, Narooma 2546 Grades: Senior, Reserve President: Ian Tulloch Ph: (044) 76 2699 (h)

PAM BULA (Panthers) P.O. Box 68, Pambula 2549

Secretary: Geoff Everett (044) 76 2327 (h)

Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 16/12 President: Alan Scott Secretary: Glenn Lane Ph: (0649) 56 503 (h) (0649) 56 677 (h)

MALLACOOTA (Tiger Sharks) P.O. Box 18, Cann River 3889 Grades: Senior & Under 16 President: Jon Humphreys Ph: (051) 58 6337 (h)

WYNDHAM (Wedgies)

Secretary: Robert Maddern (051) 58 6237 (w)

Cl- Post Office, Wyndham 2550 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 16 President: Mark Benson Secretary: Chris O'Sullivan Ph: (051) 94 2108 (h) (051) 94 2075 (h)

MERIMBULA RSL DIGGERS P.O. Box 105, Merimbula 2548 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 16/12 President: Greg Graham Secretary: John Brown Ph: (0649) 52 232 (h) (0649) 53 086 (h)

TATHRA (Sea Eagles) Cl- Post Office, Bega North 2550 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 16/12 President: Rob Little Secretary: Duncan Wyatt Ph: (0649) 41 683 (h) (0649) 22 106 (h)

SUMMERLAND A.F .L. Location: Far North Coast of NSW Postal Address: 109 Cherry Street, Ballina 2478 Status: Senior & Junior League President: Tony Lennen 30 Cawarra Street, Ballina 2478 Ph: (066) 86 6238 (h) (066) 86 4333 (w) Secretary: John Woods 20 Brampton Avenue, Ballina 2478 Ph: (066) 86 6742 (w) League Registrar: {Clearances) Lindsay Noble 113 Luke Place, Goonellabah 2480 Ph: (066) 24 4599 Umpires Contact: C/- League Secretary

CLUBS BYRON BAY 12 Glasgow Street, Suffolk Park 2481 Grades: Senior, Under 16 President: Ian Patterson Ph: (066) 84 7585 (w)

EAST BALLINA

109 Cherry Street, Ballina 2478

Grades: Senior, Under 16

President: Bob Hill

Ph: (066) 86 4591 (w)

Secretary: Brenda Nix (066) 85 3143 (w)

Secretary: Narelle Besseling

(066) 86 5075 (w)

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GOONELLABAH 43 Pindari Crescent, Goonel labah 2480 Grades: Senior, Under 16 President: Neville Watts Ph: (066) 24 3406 (h)

LISMORE

Secretary: Lisa Camilleri (066) 281031

26 Simes Street, Lismore Heights 2480 Grades: Senior, Under 16 President: Gary Jones Ph: (066) 22 1252 (h)

MURWILLUMBAH

Secretary: Andrew McPherson (066) 24 4385 (h) (066) 21 8555 (w)

90A River Street, Murwillumbah 2484 Grades: Senior, Under 16 President: Peter Stenbo Ph: (066) 88 6205

NIMBINITERANIA P.O. Box 24, Nimbin 2480 Grades: Senior, Under 16 President: Peter Stenbo Ph: (066) 88 6205

Secretary: Ken Haddo (066) 891558

Secretary: Ken Haddo (066) 891558

DUAL AFFILIATED LEAGUES BROKEN HILL FOOTBALL Location: Broken Hill and surrounding districts Postal Address: P.O. Box 72, Broken Hill 2880 League Chairman: Stan R. Brooks Ph: (080) 88 8339 (w) (080) 2598 (h) League Secretary: Lionel H. Johnston 17 Morgan Street, Broken Hill 2880 Ph: (080) 2229 (h) League Registrar: Lionel H. Johnston Umpires Contact: John Lynch 43 Morgan Street, Broken Hill 2880 Ph: (080) 3058 (h)

CLUBS CENTRAL BROKEN HILL 194 Pell Lane, Broken Hill, Railwaytown 2880 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Open, Under 17115113111/917 President: John Nissen Secretary: Des Kennedy Ph: (080) 4878 (h) (080) 7710 (h)

NORTH BROKEN HILL 343 McCulloch Street, Broken Hill North 2880 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Open, Under 17115113/111917 President: Brian Thomas Secretary: John Kinnear Ph (080) 88 9457 (h) (080) 6222 (h)

(080) 88 9493 (w)

SOUTH BROKEN HILL 238 Jamieson Street, Broken Hill South 2880 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Open, Under 17/151131111917 President: Bob Rolton Secretary: Gerald Davis Ph: (080) 6114 (h) (080) 4610 (h)

WEST BROKEN HILL 23 Allendale Street, Broken Hill 2880 Grad es: Senior, Reserve, Open, Under 17/15113/111917 President: Don Campbell Secretary: Neil Winkler Ph: (080) 881542 (h) (080) 7741 (h)

RIVERINA FOOTBALL LEAGUE Location: MIA area between Griffith & Wagga Postal Address: 3 Karen Street, Wagga Wagga 2650 Status: Senior League President: Trevor Tipping 69 Mirrool Street, Coolamon 2701 Ph: (069) 27 3426 (h) League Secretary: Stewart Fraser 3 Karen Street, Wagga Wagga 2650 Ph: (069) 31 1428 (h) Fax: (069) 31 3915 League Registrar: C/- League Secretary Umpires Contact: C/- League Secretary

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CLUBS ARIAH PARK MIRROOL P.O. Box 39, Ariah Park, 2665 Grades: Senior & Reserve President: Noel Fairman Ph: (069) 7 4 1057 (h)

COOLAMON ROVERS Wagga Road, Coolamon 2701

Secretary: Jamie Gordon (069) 741138 (h)

Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 18 President: Bill Till Secretary: Graham Card Ph: (069) 27 3086 (h) (069) 27 3416 (h)

EAST WAGGA KOORINGAL 19 Tinga Crescent, Wagga Wagga 2650 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 18 President: Ron Bourne Secretary: Terry McMillan Ph: (069) 22 7517 (h) (069) 22 5826 (h)

GANMAIN GRONG GRONG MATONG 4 Devlin Street, Ganmain 2702 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 18 President: Barrie Logan Secretary: Mick Howe Ph: (069) 27 6224 (h) (069) 27 6424 (h)

GRIFFITH P.O. Box 652, Griffith 2680 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 18 President: Roy Agresta Secretary: Mary Collins Ph: (069) 62 5348 (h) (069) 62 3350 (h)

LEETON P.O. Box 29, Leeton 2705 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 18 President: Charlie Corbett Secretary: Don Kelly Ph: (069) 53 3732 (h) (069) 53 3516 (h)

NARRANDERRA P.O. Box 203, Narrandera 2700 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 18 President: Ron Absolom Secretary: Peter Royle Ph: (069) 59 2724 (h) (069) 59 2560

TURVEY PARK P.O. Box 551, Wagga Wagga 2650 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 18 President: Maru Meek Secretary: Laraine Hill Ph: (069) 25 2169 (h) (069) 22 5002 (h)

WAGGA TIGERS 6 Warrawong Street, Wagga Wagga 2650 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 18 President: Ron Barber Secretary: Bob Hughes Ph: (069) 22 5777 (h) (069) 21 4100 (h)

OVENS & MURRAY F.L. P.O. Box 90, Rutherglen 3685 league President: Graham Bulgin 39 Huon Creek Road, Wodonga 3690 Ph: (060) 24 1476 (h) League Secretary: Sonny Downes Ph: (060) 32 9272 (h)

CLUBS ALBURY PO Box 233, Albury 2640 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 18 President: David Kefford Secretary: Larry Wall Ph: (060) 25 4635

COROWA/RUTHERGLEN P.O. Box 108, Rutherglen 3685 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 18 President: David Jenkinson Secretary: Les Shettlebergh Ph: (060) 32 9572 (h) (060) 32 9907 (h)

LAVINGTON P.O. Box 134, Lavington 2641 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 18 President: Brian Chalmers Secretary: Tom Gittings Ph: (060) 25 2301 (h) (060) 25 4886 (h)

(060) 21 1342 (w) (060) 25 5555 (w)

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NORTH ALBURY P.O. Box 87, Albury 2640 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 18 President: Max Morgan Secretary: Merv Mcintosh Ph: (060) 25 2644 (h) (060) 26 2273 (h)

UNAFFILIATED CLUBS LOCATED IN NSW (BY LEAGUE) COREEN FOOTBALL LEAGUE CLUBS IN NSW COREEN Victoria Street, Corowa 2646 Grades: Senior & Reserve

DAYSDALE Robinson Street, Daysdale 2646 Grades: Senior & Reserve President: Peter Sheridan Ph: (060) 35 0216 (h) COLEAMBALLY

Secretary: Chris Collins (060) 33 2002 (h)

Secretary: Jeff Rhodes (060) 35 0222 (h)

Stock Street, Darlington Point 2706 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 16 President: Brian O'Donoghue Ph: (069) 54 4331 (h)

(060) 54 4066 (w)

HOPE Fl ELD/BURASA P.O. Box 117, Corowa 2646 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 16 President: George Hocking Secretary: Col Hendren Ph: (060) 35 8222 (h) (060) 33 2037 (h) OAK LANDS P.O. Oaklands 2646 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 16 President: Graham Anderson Secretary: Keith Fenton

(060) 35 4220 (h) RAND P.O. Rand 2642 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 16 President: Ian Kreutzberger Secretary: Noel Taylor Ph: (060) 29 5277 (h) (060) 29 5256 (h) RENNIE "Pine Oak", Rennie 2646 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 16 President: Ian Rhodes Secretary: John Robinson

(060) 32 4150 (h) WAHGUNYAH 48 Elizabeth Street, Wahgunyah 3687 President: B. Hall Secretary: T. Johnstone Ph: (060) 33 2310 (060) 331921 (w)

(060) 33 1140 (h)

UNAFFILIATED CLUBS LOCATED IN N.S.W. EUCHUCA DISTRICT F.L. 7 Jacana Avenue, Moama 2739 League President: Jack Cahir Rochester Road, Echuca 3625 Ph: (054) 82 3407 (h)

CLUBS BUNNALOO 48 Darling Street. Echuca 3625 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 16 President: Peter Renaldi Secretary: D. Larcombe

(054) 82 5176 (h) MAT HOU RA Conargo Road, Mathoura 2710 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 16 President: R. Douglas Secretary: P. McCormick Ph: (058) 84 3255 (h) (058) 84 3460 (h) MO AMA P.O. Box 35, Moama 2739 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 16 President: N. Smith Secretary: T. Butcher Ph: (054) 82 1809 (h) (054) 82 5664 (h)

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SPECIAL OCCASIONS Supports the Ovens & Murray League

Trophy Supplies - Engraving - Badges & Gifts

Telephone (060) 21 4612 479 DEAN STREET, ALBURY

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Telephone 542 3436 19/3-11 Flora Street,

KIRRAWEE

HUMEF.L. 33 Commercial Street, Walla Walla 2659 League President: Garry O'Connell "Woodlands", Lockhart 2659 Ph: (069) 20 5115 (h) League Secretary: Des Kennedy 33 Commercial Street, Walla Walla 2659 Ph: (060) 29 2203 (h) (060) 29 2300 (w)

CLUBS BROCKLESBY Main Street, Brocklesby 2642 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 17 President: Ian Schilg Secretary: Tony Porta Ph: (060) 29 4235 (h) (060) 29 4213 (h)

BURRUMBUTTUCK Howlong Road, Burrumbuttock 2642 Grades: Senior, Reserve President: Tony Wood Ph: (060) 29 3293 (h)

EAST LAVINGTON

Secretary: Glen Teesdale (060) 21 17 49 (h)

Urana Road, Lavington 2641 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 17 President: Graham Turner Secretary: John Attridge Ph: (060) 25 4370 (h) (060) 25 3556 (h)

(060) 21 2777 (w)

HENTY Cemetery Road, Henty 2658 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 17/14 President: Pat Corrigan Secretary: Tim Taylor Ph: (069) 29 3013 (h) (069) 29 3133 (h)

(069) 29 3288 (w)

HOW LONG 63 Hawkens Street, Howlong 2643 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 17/14 President: John Milton Secretary: Stephen Farrelly Ph: (060) 26 5634 (h) (060) 26 5241 (h)

(060) 26 5241 (w) (060) 26 5241 (w)

JINDERA Urana Street, J indera 2642 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under17/14 President: Graeme Moll Secretary: David Sykes Ph: (060) 26 2219 (h) (060) 26 3447 (h)

(060) 41 0555 (w)

LOCKHART Hebden Street, Lockhart 2656 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 17/14 President: Terry Pollack Secretary: Ray Turner Ph: (069) 20 6231 (h) (069) 20 5565 (h)

(069) 20 5581 (w)

OSBOURNE Yerong Creek Road, Osborne via Lockhart 2642 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 17/14 President: Gary O'Connell Secretary: Owen Hogan Ph (069) 20 5115 (h) (069) 20 6167 (h)

WALBUNDRIE Billa bong Street. Walbundrie 2642 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 17 President: Wayne Milne Secretary: Greg Maloney Ph (060) 29 9008 (h) (060) 26 3476 (h)

WALLA WALLA William Street, Walla Walla 2659 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 17/14 President: Ross Krause Secretary: Noel Wilksch Ph (060) 26 0560 (h) (060) 29 2122 (h)

KERANGF.L. P.O. Box 279, Kerang 3579 League President: Geoff Pay League Secretary: Geoff Long Ph: (054) 52 1173 (h)

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CLUBS HAY P.O. Box 305, Hay 2711 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 17 President: Robert Howard Secretary: Diane Rosser Ph: (069) 93 1286 (h) (069) 93 117 (h)

(069) 93 1505 (w)

MOULAMEIN Baratta Street, Moulamein 2733 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 17 President: Peter Jackson Secretary: Margaret Congram Ph: (058) 87 4146 (h) (058) 87 4180 (h)

WAKOOL 6 Tasman Street, Wakool 2710 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 17 President: Bill Hu/ands Secretary: W. Percival Ph: (054) 53 8228 (h)

MID-MURRAY FOOTBALL LEAGUE P.O. Box 376, Swan Hill 3585 League President: Murray Ray Ph: (050) 32 4484 (h) (050) 321061 (w) league Secretary: Graham Austerberry Ph: (050) 32 3309 (h) (050) 32 9722 (w)

CLUBS BALRANALD Wee Street, Balranald 2715 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 17/15/13/11 President: Ian Bridgewood Secretary: John Greenham

(050) 20 1220

TOOLEYBUC Koraleigh Road, Tooleybuc 2739 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 17/15/13/11 President: Bill Wardle Secretary: Glen Parker Ph: (050) 32 2142 (h) (050) 30 5349 (h)

(050) 32 4281 (w) (050) 30 5382 (w)

MILEWA FOOTBALL LEAGUE P.O. Box Lake Cullulleraine 3496 league President: Jim Douglas Ph (050) 28 1242 (h) Secretary: Bonnie Downs Ph: (050) 28 2241 (h)

CLUBS ALCHERINGA P.O. Box 99, Col Col Grades: Senior President: Jack Reid Ph: (050) 24 8693 (h)

COOMEALLA P.O. Box 249, Buronga 2648 Grades: Senior President: Alf Kelly Ph: (050) 27 4590 (h)

Secretary: John Hall (050) 23 377 4 (h)

Secretary: Mike Trainer (050) 22 2600 (h)

MURRAY FOOTBALL LEAGUE P.O. Box 332, Finley 2713 Ph: (058) 83 1369 (bh) (058) 83 9459 (ah) Fax: (058) 831 048 league President: Geoff Ham Ph: (058) 861535 (h) league Secretary: Kevin Amey Ph: (058) 641177 (w) (058) 641177 (h)

CLUBS BERRIGAN Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 17/14 President: Joe Nicholls Secretary: Heather Barclay Chanter Street, 8 Greggory's Road, Berrigan 2713 Berrigan 2713 Ph: (058) 74 2085 (w) (058) 85 2201 (w)

(058) 85 2416 (h) (058) 85 2416 (h)

DENILIQUIN P.O. Box 141, Deniliquin 2710 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 17/14 President: Alan Braybon Secretary: Val Meadowcroft 314 Noyes Street, P.O. Box 144, Deniliquin 2710 Deniliquin 2710 Ph: (058) 81 1015 (w) (058) 81 3928 (h)

(058) 81 1327 (h)

FINLEY "Summersby", Finley 2713 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 17/14 President: John Hawkins Secretary: Joyce Brain "Springfield", "Summersby", Finley 2713 Finley 2713 Ph: (058) 83 9423 (h) (058) 83 7225 (h)

JERILDERIE P 0. Box 99. Jerilderie 2716 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 17/14 President: Ray Anthony Secretary: Warwick Starr "Koongara", P.O. Box 99, Jerilderie 2716 Jerilderie 2716 Ph: (058) 861648 (h) (058) 861322 (h)

(058) 861344 (w)

MULWALA P.O. Box 44, Mulwala 2647 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 17/14 President: Bob Crothers Secretary: Peter Einerson 61 Melbourne Road, P.O. Box 44, Mulwala 2647 Mulwala 2647 Ph: (057) 44 3797 (w) (057) 44 3263 (h)

(057) 44 2416 (h)

TOCUMWAL 95 Tuppel Street, Tocumwal 2714 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 17/14 President: Jim Cullen Secretary: Greg Thompson Denison Street, 95 Tuppel Street, Tocumwal 2714 Tocumwal 2714 Ph: (058) 74 2242 (h) (058) 74 2358 (h)

(058) 831344 (w)

NORTHERN DISTRICT F.L. BORDER Cl- Border Football Club, Barham 2739 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 17 President: Nick Rolfe Secretary: Ross Townsend Ph: (054) 53 2324 (054) 53 2292

NORTHERN RIVERINA F.L. CONDOBOLIN-MILBY Grades: Senior, Under 17/13

FOUR CORNERS "Whompoony", Tullibigeal 2669 Grades: Senior, Under 17/13

GIRRAL-WEST WYALONG 15 Parkes Street, West Wyalong Grades: Senior, Under 17/13

LAKE CARGELLIGO

Secretary: Maurie Seaton (068) 97 5231

Secretary: David Ireland (069) 72 9220

Secretary: Rod Nemback

P.O. Box 132, Lake Cargelligo 2672 Grades: Senior, Under 17/13

TALLIMBA Pope Street, Tallimba 2669 Grades: Senior, Under 17/13

TULLIBIGEAL "Glenhope", Tullibigeal 2667 Grades: Senior, Under 17/13

Secretary: Lorraine Haase

Secretary: A. Kennedy (069) 75 7216

Secretary: Peter Glasgow (069) 72 919 3

UNGARIE "Mount Alma", Ungarie 2669 Grades: Senior, Under 17/13

PICOLAF.L.

Secretary: Daryl Henley (069) 95 7219

league President: David McKenzie League Secretary: Barry Lindsay Park Street, Nathalia 3638 Ph: (058) 66 2221 (h)

CLUBS BAROOGA P.O. Box 129, Barooga 3644 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 17/14 President: John Bruce Secretary: Joe Gawne Ph: (058) 76 2229 (h) (058) 73 4541 (h)

BLIGHTY "Myola", Finley 2713 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 17/14 President: John Bruce Secretary: Ray Hehir Ph: (058) 82 6286 (058) 83 7257

DENILIQUIN ROVERS 458 Wood Street, Deniliquin Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under17/14 President: Ian Chessels Secretary: Ian Young Ph: (058) 81 2523

SUNRAYSIA F.L. WENTWORTH P.O. Box 104, Dareton 2717 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 17/15/13/11 President: Michael McGlynn Secretary: John Harris Ph: (050) 27 4756 (h) (050) 27 4202 (h)

TALLANGATTA F.L. CULCAIRN 84 Belfour Street, Culcairn 2660 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 17/14 President: Wayne Barber Secretary: Trevor Smith Ph: (060) 29 8473 (060) 29 8343

HOLBROOK

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Bardwell Street. Holbrook Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 17/14 President: Leo Mackinley Secretary: Jeanette Ross Ph: (060) 36 2611 (060) 36 2105

UPPER MURRAY F.L. TUMBARUMBA P.O. Box 31, Tumbarumba 2683 Grades: Senior, Reserve, Under 16/12 President: Alan Waters Secretary: Diane Shepherd Ph (060) 37 4126 (h) (069) 48 8234 (h)

STRUCTURE OF JUNIOR FOOTBALL IN NEW SOUTH WALES

SYDNEY JUNIOR AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL COUNCIL

- Campbelltown/MacArthur J.AF A. - City of Sydney Junior A.F.A. - Cumberland/Nepean J.AF.A - Hills/Hornsby )AF.A - St George/Sutherland J .A.FA - North Shore/Warringah )AF.A

AFFILIATED N.S.W. COUNTRY JUNIOR ASSOCIATIONS

- Broken Hill J.F.L - lllawarra )AF.A - Riverina J.A.F.A.

- Leeton Zone - Ganmain Zone - North Riverina Zone

- Wagga & Districts J.A.F.A

AFFILIATED REGIONAL COUNCILS - Western Riverina J.F.C. - Murray Border J.F.C.

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SYDNEY JUNIOR AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL COUNCIL 25 Malvern Avenue, Baulkham Hills 2153 President: John Foy 48 J el I icoe Street, Caringbah 2229 Ph: 5251683 (h) 339 3380 (w) Secretary: Jim Reynolds 25 Malvern Avenue, Baulkham Hills 2153 Ph: 624 5257 (h) 666 8844 (w)

CAMPBELL TOWN/MACARTHUR JUNIOR FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION P.O. Box 102, lngleburn 2565 President: Brian Spark 62 Matthew Square, lngleburn 2565 Ph: 605 6190 (h) Secretary: Chris Weston 72 Leichhardt Street, Ruse 2560 Ph: (046) 261463 (h) 605 3757 (w)

CLUBS 10 Banks Place, Camden Grades, Under 9/11 /13/15/17 President W. Russell Ph: (046) 55 2532

Secretary: Carol~Ann Watts (046) 55 2306 (h)

CAMPBELL TOWN POLICE YOUTH JNR FC (Swans) P.O. Box 102, lngleburn 2565 Grades: Under 9/11/13/15/17 President; Chris Weston Ph: )046) 26 7463 (h)

605 3757 (b)

CAMPBELL TOWN COLLEGIANS 23 Pine Street, Bradbury 2560 Grades: Under 9/11 /13/15/17 President: Peter Roberts Ph: (046) 25 4417 (h)

HOLSWORTHY ANZAC 7 Derna Road, Holsworthy 2173

Secretary: Jan Mclaughlin (046) 26 6430 (h) 600 9712 (w)

Secretary: Jan Smith (046) 26 7701 (h)

President: Denis Dries Secretary: K. Jones Ph: 773 3694 (h) 825 1366 (h)

INGLEBURN 62 Matthew Square, lngleburn 2565 Grades: Under 9/11 /13/151 /17 President: B. Jordan Secretary: B. Spark

605 6190 (h) Ph: 605 3797 (h)

MACARTHUR TIGERS

8 Kanangra Crescent, Ruse

Grades: Under 9/11 /13/15/17

President: A. Farlow

Ph: (046) 25 3033 (h)

MACQUARIE FIELDS 4 Cullen Place. Minto 2566 Grad es Under 9/11 /13/15/17 President: C. Ward Ph 618 3992 (h)

MINTO HAWKS 14 Myles Place, Minto 2566 Grades Under 9/11/13/15/17 President: Jock Courtney Ph 603 2649 (h)

WOLLONDILLY

018 23 2885 (w)

Secretary: Hercules Caratzas

(046) 25 6199 (h)

Secretary: Debbi Rowley 603 9662 (h)

Secretary: R. Jenkinson 603 6157 (h)

170 Hawthorne Road, Bargo 2574 Grades: Under 9/11 /13/15/17 President: Gary Raisin Secretary: R. Smith

(046) 841905 (h) Ph: (046) 84 1472 (h)

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CITY OF SYDNEY JUNIOR AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION IN RECESS FOR ONE YEAR P.O. Box 333, Strawberry Hills 2012 President: Ian Granland C/- N.S.W.A.F.L. Ph: 332 3791 Registrar: Andrew Dee Umpires Contact: David Levens Cl- N.S.W.A.F.L. Ph: 332 3791

CLUBS EAST SYDNEY 129 Underwood Street, Paddington 2021 President: Keith Morley Secretary: Tom Doxford Ph: 6421191 (h) 357 6040 (h)

436 7775 (w)

GLEBE 2 Wentworth Park Road, Glebe 2037

CROYDON PARK

Secretary: Noreen Wellfare 660 1485

P.O. Box 240, Croydon Park 2133 President: Edward Matchett Secretary: Lorna McCann Ph: 744 9214 (w) 78 2106 (h)

798 8536 (h)

MACQUARIE 28 Marguerette Street, Erm ington 2115 President: Mark Pumfrey Secretary: Judy Klause Ph: 88 2198 (h) 638 4551 (h)

HILLS/HORNSBY JUNIOR AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION P 0. Box 367, Castle Hill 2154 President: Colin Knight 12 Stephen Street, North Richmond 2754 Ph: (045) 71 1718 (h) 709 6365 (w) Secretary: Pam Johnston 17 Radiata Avenue, Baulkham Hills 2153 Ph: 639 9435 (h) Registrar: Mike Andrews 3 Morona Avenue, Wahroonga 2076 Ph: 489 0280 (w) 487 3642 (h)

CLUBS BAULKHAM HILLS Cf- Baulkham Hills Sporting Club, Renown Road, Baulkham Hills Grades: Under 9/11/13/15/17 President: Graeme Willis Ph: 6391715

929 5566 (w)

HAWKES BURY P.O. Box 271, Richmond 2753 Grades: Under 9/11/13/15/17 President: Geoff Brand Ph: (045) 72 5787 (h)

HORNSBY HEIGHTS

Secretary: Pam Johnson 639 9435 (h)

Secretary: Cathy Finley 627 1771 (h) 621 0011 (w)

42 McKay Road, Hornsby Heights 2077 Grades: Under 11/13 President: Ian McDermid Ph: 477 5993 (h)

PENNANT HILLS

Secretary: Robyn James 4761730 (h)

1 Huddart Avenue, Normanhurst 2076 Grades: Under 9/11 /13/15/17 President: Mike Andrews Secretary: Mike Harden

489 5966 (h) Ph: 487 3642 (h) 489 0280 (w)

SEVEN HILLS P.O. Box 108, Seven Hills 2147 President: John Lowe Ph: 624 3202 (h)

957 6599 (w)

Secretary: Yvonne Lowe 624 3202 (h)

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PHYSIOTHERAPIST Malcolm Browne & Graeme Shaw

Sports Injury Treatment and Prevention of Musculo-Ligamentous Injuries

Telephone 871 2022 SUITE 3, 7 LLOYDS AVE., CARLINGFORD

PHYSIOTHERAPIST SPORTS THERAPY

Collette Roberts Telephone 651 2591

2A-5 Kenthurst Road, ROUND CORNER, DURAL

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Mobile Phone: 018 22 4175 Baulkham Hills Area: 624 2404

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SPORTS MEDICINE CENTRE We provide comprehensive Assessment, Treatment &

Injury Prevention Programme, all under one roof. The Facilities Include: A fully equipped Gymnasium, Physiotherapy, Hydrotherapy, Occupational Therapy, Back & Pain Management, Orthopaedic Specialist,

Rehabilitation Specialist and General Medical Cover. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION

Telephone 477 7011 2 MANOR ROAD, HORNSBY 2077

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See Our large Range Of Pipes Large variety Of Cigarettes & Tobaccv

ALSO Quality Wallets & Cigarette Lighters

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Telephone 817 1991 211 VICTORIA ROAD,

GLADESVILLE

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If you want an Expert - Ring T any Special Price for Pensioners

TELEPHONE 481 9528

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Tel: 686 0219 Tel: 634 6595 499 Windsor Road, 3/58 Cecil Avenue, BAULKHAM HILLS CASTLE HILL

EPPING PHYSIOTHERAPY & SPORTS INJURY CENTRE

9-11 WYRALLA AVENUE, EPPING Ph: 86 54 7 4 Day/Evening Hours

DURAL PHOTOS

e INSTANT PASSPORT PHOTOS * Professional Enlarging Service • Good Selection of Frames, Albums, Cameras,

Camera Bags, Filters, Films • Team Discounts

Telephone 651 3212 5 Ward Place,

ROUND CORNER, DURAL

THE AUSSIE RULES SUPPLY CO.

Contact us for all your Club requirements. Including Sherrin

football (in stock), Jumpers, Shorts, Socks, plus a complete

range of supporter gear.

ONE CALL DOES IT ALL

Contact: Heather Wilks, 126 Gannons Road, CARINGBAH 2229

Ph: (02) 523 9360 Fax: (02) 527 4979

WESTBROOK 78 Billarga Road, Westleigh 2120 Grades: Under 9/11/13/15/17 President: Mike Kenny Ph: 8751614 (h)

638 8182 (w)

Secretary: John Rouvray 875 1568 (h) 227 3970 (w)

NORTH SHORE-WARRINGAH JUNIOR AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION P.O. Box 244, Forestville 2087 President: Graeme Bartlett 35 Dixon Avenue, Frenchs Forest 2086 Ph: 451 3685 (w) 451 8101 (h) Fax: 451 4960 Secretary: Dennis Wilson 21 Warrington Avenue, East Kil Iara 2071 Ph: 265 7001(w)4981574 (h) Fax: 261 4158 Registrar: Leigh Adams 8 Georgina Avenue, Elanora Heights 2101 Ph: 2301801(w)913 7451 (h)

CLUBS FOREST DISTRICTS 29 Sir Thomas Mitchell Drive, Davidson 2085 Grades: Under11/13/15/17 President: Duncan Ferries Ph: 2271664 (w)

451 0073 (h)

MANLY WARRINGAH

Secretary: Graeme McOrist 925 6913 (w) 451 0523 (h)

8 Georgina Avenue, Elanora Heights 2099 Grades: Under 11 /13/15/17 President: Lee Adams Ph: 913 7451 (w & h)

Secretary; Dawn Adams 913 7451 (w & hi

PITTWATER P.O. Box 853, Mona Vale 2103 Grades: Under 11/13/15/17 President: Brad Goulding Secretary: Barbara Ratcliffe Ph: 918 9687 (h) 981 2199 (w) RIVERVIEW 905 2038 (h) St Ignatius College, Tambourine Bay Road, Lane Cove 2066 Grades: Under11/13/15/17 President: M. Punch Secretary: C. O'Donnell (Sportsmaster) Ph: 428 3033 (w) 428 3033 (w)

46 6393 (h) 969 4826 (h)

ST IVES P.O. Box 248, St Ives 2075 Grades: Under 11 /13/15/17 President: Andrew Mills Ph: 235 2199 (w)

4981596 (h)

WILLOUGHBY

Secretary: Lorraine Mills 498 1596

81 Benelong Road, Cremorne 2090 Grades: Under 11/13/15/17 President: P.A. Thompson Secretary: Peter Marrow

953 3066 (w & h Ph: 407 1792 (w & h)

PARRAMATTA/NEPEAN JUNIOR AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION 11 Casino Road, Greystanes 2145 President: Graham Blucher 21 Millicent Street, Greystanes 2145 Ph: 85 5377 (w) 636 4428 (h) Fax: 85 5344 Secretary: Marlene Mclaughlin 11 Casino Road, Greystanes 2145 Ph: 636 2343 (h) Registrar: Mal Skilton 26 Hillside Crescent, Glenbrook 2773

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CLUBS AUBURN Rosnay Golf Club, 4 Weymouth Avenue, Auburn 2144 President: Rod Pearce Secretary: Louise Ford Ph: 643 2104 (h) 251 5533 (h)

6471600 (w) 637 5682 (w)

BLACKTOWN 7 Casey Street, Blackett 2770 President: Les Carter Ph: 628 4197 (h)

FAIRFIELD

Secretary: Pat Shields 628 2469 (h)

83 Oxford Street, Smithfield 2164 President: Les Ross Secretary: Dot Pace Ph: 604 6159 (h) 604 0571 (h)

647 2133 (w)

GREYSTANES P.O. Box 302, Merrylands 2160 President: Bob Markcrow Ph: 6311147 (h)

669 9250 (w)

PENRITH P.O. Box 214, Penrith 2750 President: Leigh Bullock Ph: (047) 331521 (h)

SEVEN HILLS P.O. Box 108, Seven Hills 2147 President: John Lowe Ph: 624 3202 (h)

604 9377 (w)

Secretary: Bev Haywood 632 5591 (h)

Secretary: Mal Skilton (047) 39 6237 (h)

Secretary: Yvonne Lowe 624 3202 (h) 624 5173 (w)

ST GEORGE/SUTHERLAND JUNIOR AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION P.O. Box 116, Penshurst 2222 President: John Foy 48 Jellicoe Street, Caringbah 2229 Ph: 5251683 (h) 339 3380 (w) Fax: 332 4518 Secretary: Ellen Cruickshank 1393 Princes Highway, Heathcote 223"3 Ph: 520 6922 (h) Registrar: William Johnston 48 Barton Street, Kogarah 2217 Ph: 587 7305 (h) Umpires: C/- Association Secretary

CLUBS BANKSTOWN GREEN 3A Amiens Avenue, Milperra 2214 President: Alan Dixon Secretary: Merilyn Corben Ph: 224 7595 (w) 773 3487 (h)

709 5178 (h)

BANKSTOWN GOLD 34 Kent Street, Regents Park 2143

CRONULLA 46 Edward Street, Sylvania 2224 Grades: Under 9/11/13/15/17 President: John Foy Ph: 339 3380 (w)

5251683 (h)

BANGOR P.O. Box 223, Bangor 2234 Grades: Under 9/11/13/15 President: Helmut Barlage Ph: 707 8217 (w)

543 2228 (h)

HEATHCOTE/ENGADINE P.O. Box 318, Engadine 2233 Grades: Under 9/11/13/15/17 President: Darryl Ward Ph: 520 6356 (h)

Secretary: Frank Levine 290 7669 (w) 645 3681 (h)

Secretary: John Murray 698 5266 (w) 522 8618 (h)

Secretary: Paul Foster 587 8944 (w) 543 5256 (h)

Secretary: Ken Henson 520 0814 (h)

INNER WESTERN SUBURBS

PHYSIOTHERAPIST SHARLENE BROOKES

M.A.P.A. B. PHTY.

Telephone 560 7928 6 MACQUARIE STREET, ANNANDALE

PHYSIOTHERAPIST SUZANNE O'HAZY

B.A.P.P. SC PHTY M.A.P.A. FIVE DOCK and WESTERN SUBURBS

SPORTS INJURY THERAPY

Telephone 713 4284

PHYSIOTHERAPIST JANET CHONG

TREATMENT OF SPORTS INJURIES

Telephone 519 4913 By Appointment Only

1st FLOOR, 304 KING STREET, NEWTOWN

PHYSIOTHERAPIST MARIA ROBINS

M.A.P.A.

Telephone 51 1 261 117 ENMORE ROAD, ENMORE, N.S.W.

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OUTER WESTERN SUBURBS

THE TROPHY FACTORY Mon-Fri 9 a.m. Till 5 p.m. Open Saturday Mornings 9 a.m. Till 12 Noon

W'holesale!Retailer. Better Trophies - Better PnCes Ji'or All Trophy Requirements Come And See Jenny Hancock

Telephone 7713065 10/254 MILPERRA RD., MILPERRA, NSW 2214

PHYSIOTHERAPIST Sports Injury & Rehabilitation

Also Hydrotherapy & Occupational Therapy Telephone (02) 627 2714

After Hours (045) 88 5051 33 GARFIELD ROAD, RIVERSTONE

MUSCULAR THERAPY & SWEDISH MASSAGE Telephone (02) 600 6417

Suite 4, 81 Moore St., Liverpool 2170

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PATCH'S INDUSTRIES *All Athletic Wear * Tee Shirts * All Sporting Wear * Tracksuits In Amel Fleecy & Nylon * Screen Printing & Flock Lettering

TELEPHONE (047) 31 3744- (047) 33 3066 6/37 YORK ROAD, SOUTH PENRITH

FOR ALL YEAR ROUND TIMBER SUPPLIES

Mackay&Lee Timber Co. WHOLESALE RATES

* Hardwood N/Coast All Sizes * Treated Pine * Treated Pine, Logs, Pergolas, Decking * Mouldings, Pacific Maple * Decking Treated Pine Hardwood Brushbox * Oregon W /Coast All Sizes * Lining Boards & Flooring

Telephone 621 7707 LOT D, HORSLEY ROAD, EASTERN CREEK

MIRANDA P.O. Box 630, Miranda 2228 Grades: Under 9/11/13/15/17 President: Jim Heather Ph: 528 6180 (w)

588 0252 (h)

Secretary: George Slowgrove 693 6111 (w) 521 3359 (h)

PENSHURST R.5.L. YOUTH CLUB P.O. Box 294, Mortdale 2223 Grades: Under 9/11/13/15/17 President: Clifford Hopper Secretary: Cheryl Bedwell

579 1386 (h) Ph: 57 4134 (h)

RAMSGATE R.S.L. 17 Francis Avenue, Brighton Le Sands 2216 Grades: Under 9/11/13/15/17 President: John Mahoney Ph: 5871735 (h)

SUTHERLAND/ST PATRICKS 25 Jannali Avenue, Jannali 2226 Grades: Under 9/11/13/15/17 President: Anne Herden Ph: 521 4876 [h)

BROKEN HILL

Secretary: Phil Stelzer 599 3005 (h) 588 0282 (w)

Secretary; Jim Tregillgas 528 5836 (h) 669 7532 (w)

JUNIOR FOOTBALL LEAGUE Postal Address: 163 William Lane, Broken Hill 2880 Grades: Under 15/13/11/9/7 Chairman: Neil Terrell 171 Piper Street, Broken Hill South 2880 Ph: (080) 4606 (h) Secretary: Jessie Edwards 163 William Lane, Broken Hill 2880 Ph: (080) 88 4992 (h)

CLUBS SOUTH BROKEN HILL F.C. 171 Piper Street, Broken Hill South 2880 Grades: Under 7/9/11/15 Junior Co-ordinator: Mr N. Terrell 171 Piper Street, Broken H ii I South 2880 Ph: (080) 4606

WEST BROKEN HILL - P.C.Y.C. 23 Allendale Street, Broken Hill 2880 Grades: Under 7/9/11/13/15 Co-Ordinator: Bruce Cracker Secretary: N. Winkler

(080) 7741 (h)

CENTRAL BROKEN HILL 335 Williams Street, Broken Hill 2880 Grades: Under 7/9/11/13/15 Co-ordinator: C. Sultana Secretary: Kevin Woodman Ph: (080) 5267 (w)

(080) 4810 (h)

NORTH FOOTBALL CLUB 7 49 Tin Street, Broken Hi 11 2880 Grades: Under 7/9/11/13/15 Co-ordinator: Doug Umback Ph: (080) 88 4109 (w)

ILLAWARRA

Secretary: Judy Pascoe (080) 3607 (h)

JUNIOR AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL CLUB Location: Wollongong and surrounding Districts Address: P.O. Box 152, Warrawong 2502 Status: Junior President: Rod Hanson 24 Marrill Circuit, Cordeaux Heights 2526 Ph: (042) 71 8205 (h) Secretary: Sue Lawford 40 Poulter Street, West Wollongong 2500 Ph: (042) 29 1224 (h) Registrar: Graham Lawford 40 Poulter Street, West Wollongong 2500 Ph: (042) 29 1224 (h)

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CLUBS DAPTO A.F.C. P.O. Box 232, Dapto 2530 Grades: Under 11/13/15/17 President: Stan Kozlowski Ph: (042) 61 5623 (h)

NORTHERN DISTRICTS A.F.C. Grades: Under 11/13/15/17 Contact: Ian Johnston Cl- P.O. Box 192, Corrimal 2518 Ph: (042) 83 6770

PORT KEMBLA A.F.C. P.O. Box 113, Warrawong 2502 Grades: Under 11 /13/15/17 Contact: V. Garber Ph: (042) 76 2066 (h)

SHELLHARBOUR A.F.C. PO Box 18, Warilla 2528 Grades: Under 11/13/15/17

Secretary: Glen Woolley (042) 61 5760 (h)

Secretary: E. Debnam (042) 97 1171 (h)

WOLLONGONG CITY A.F.C. P.O. Box 1811, Wollongong 2500 Grades: Under11/13/15/17 President: M. Biela Ph: (042) 29 4048 [h)

KIAMA A.F.C. P.O. Box 313, Kiama 2533 Grades: Under 11 /13/15/17 Contact: J. Peterson Ph: (042) 37 8687 (h)

RIVERINA JUNIOR FOOTBALL LEAGUE League President: C.E. Corbett 44 Currawong Avenue, Leeton 2705 Ph: (069) 53 3732 league Secretary: Alan Breed "Fairview", Barallen 2665 Ph: (069) 56 3265 (h)

LEETON ZONE Contact: Barry Lang 27 Gossamea Street, Leeton 2705 Ph: (069) 53 3702

CLUBS GRIFFITH P.O. Box 278, Griffith 2680 Grades: Under 12/14/16

LEETON P.O. Box 27, Leeton 2705 Grades: Under12/14/16

NARRANDERA 173 East Street, Narrandera 2700 Grades: Under 12/14/16

BARELLAN Malee Street, Barrell an 2665 Grades: Under 12/14/16

YAN CO

Secretary: Bob Woolnough (069) 62 6118

Secretary: Ivy Bell (069) 53 3909

Secretary: Noel Russell (069) 59 2680

Secretary: Graham Linsell (069) 63 9353

Cl- Yanco Agricultural High School Grades: Under 16

Secretary: Peter McCormick (069) 55 7306

c z iii: JOIN THE ROOS FOR A COLD BEER AFTER THE CAME 111 WITH GEORGE AND BILLAY AT THE

> a: GRAND HOTEL

Cnr. CROWLEY & LOFTUS STS., TEMORA Tel: (069) 77 1690

• Counter Lunches Monday-Friday 12-2 p.m. • Discount prices on Package Beer • Hours: Monday-Saturday 10 a.m.-12 midnight

Sundays 10 a.m.-8 p.m.

LOGAN & HITCHENS GANMAIN & COOLAMON

* Wholesale Grain & Chaff Merchants * Dealers For Case International Farm Equipment : Member Combined Rural Traders ~ ::;.,

Cil-I~lll PHONE GANMAIN ~~ (069) 27 6301 (069) 27 6302

PHONE COOLAMON (069) 27 3005

lt'e Support the Tallangatla League

Victoria Hotel (Hosts: Glen & Geoff Allen)

En1oy Counter Meals In A Friendly Atmosphere Accommodation At Reasonable Rates

Wide Range of Ales & Spirits "Off The Main Street, But On The Right Track"

Banool Road, Tallangatta

Phone: (060) 71 2672

FOREST HILL HAIR SALON

Your Friendly Family Hairdressers For Ladies, Men and Children

ISudget Rates with Professional Service * No Parking Problems * 10 minutes from Central Wagga - Di Fisher and Tanya Fisher -

FOR APPOINTMENTS

Tel: (069) 22 7899 34 Allonby Avenue,

LAKE CARGELLICO

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We Support The Riverina League

FEARN ES COACHES "Be Coached By Fearnes"

Luxury Air Conditioned Coaches With . . Reclining Seats, Radio, Video, Rest Rooms Equipped

Clubs - Sporting Groups - School Excursions

Tel: (069) 21 2316 (008) 02 9918 (Toll Free)

264 HAMMOND AVE., WAGGA WAGGA

BAROOGA SPORTS CLUB

Major Sponsors Of Picola Football League Open Daily JO a.m.

Restaurant: Open Tuesday To Sunday Bistro: Seats 180 People

Open For Lunch & Dinner 7 Days A Week Cocktail Bar: Entertainment With Top Bands

Every Friday, Saturday & Sunday Nights Happy Hour: Friday Evenin9s 7.30 p.m. To 8.30 p.m.

Close To Sporting Facil1t1es. Tennis. Golf, Etc.

BURKINSHAW ST., BAROOGA NSW PHONE: (ll58) 73 4448

Riverina Australian

Football Club Ltd. WAGGA'S LIVE

ENTERTAINMENT CENTRE

* National & International Bands D D D

* Huge Video & Disco D D D * Bona Fide Visitors Welcome

* $4 Budget Lunches * Bingo Monday, Wednesday & Friday

Femleigh Road, Wagga

Phone: (069) 31 1511

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GANMAIN ZONE Contact: Barry Logan 68 Langham Street, Ganmain 2702 Ph: (069) 27 6424 (h) (069) 27 6301 (w)

CLUBS ARD LET HAN "Springfield", Ardlethan 2665 Grades: Under 15/17 Secretary: Lindsay Litchfield

ARIAH PARK "Westella", Ariah Park 2665 Grades: Under 15/17 Secretary: Des Walker

GAN MAIN Menangle Street, Canmain 2702 Grades: Under 15/17 Secretary: Terry Lennon

COOLAMON "Myola Park", Coolamon 2701 Grades: Under 15/17 Secretary: Brian Bradley

JUNEE 7 Cross Street, J unee 2593 Grades: Under 15/17 Secretary: John Robertson

WAGGA & DISTRICT JUNIOR AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION P.O. Box 95, South Wagga, 2650 President; Col Kohlhagen 54 Walana Crescent, Wagga Wagga 2650 Ph: (069) 21 2947 (w) (069) 22 3255 (h) Secretary: Jim McMahon 16 Banks Avenue, Wagga Wagga 2650 Ph: (069) 241902 (w) (069) 22 6028 (h)

CLUBS COLLINGULLI E-ASHMONT R.M.B. 325, The Rock 2655 Grades: Under 9/11/13/15 President: Hugh Whyman Ph: (069) 21 3539

COO LAMON 104 Cowabbie Street, Coolamon Grades: Under 9/11/13/15 President: Noel O'Brien Ph: (069) 27 3360

EASTLAKES - M.C.U. P.O. Box 169, Koorigal 2650 Grades: Under 9/11 /13/15 President: Alan Langfield Ph: (069) 261177

EAST WAGGA - KOORINGAL

Secretary: Elaine Smith (069) 20 0102

Secretary: David Crowe (069) 27 3013

Secretary: Robert Millman (069) 22 5813

P.O. Box 305, Wagga Wagga 2650 Grades: Under 9/11 /13/15 President: Gary Burbidge Secretary: Greg Crosby

(069) 22 9680 Ph: (069) 22 4553

FOREST HILL 22 Dunn Avenue, Forest Hill 2650 Grades: Under 10/12/14/16 President: Chris Watkins Secretary: George Pizczuk

(069) 22 7413 Ph: (069) 22 7513

NORTH WAGGA 2 Brotherhood Street, North Wagga 2650 Grades: Under 10/12/14/16 President: Geoff Goldsworthy Ph: (069) 21 5514

SOUTH WAGGA - TOLLAND

Secretary: Ted Richardson (069) 21 4738

110 Uran Street, Wagga Wagga 2650 Grades: Under 9/11/13/15

Secretary: Mr Vince Cattell (069) 25 4376

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TURVEY PARK P.O. Box 101, Turvey Park 2650 Grades: Under 9/11 /13/15

WAGGA TIGERS

Secretary: Marcus Kelly (069) 21 1714

Cf- President, 2 Andrews Avenue, Wagga Wagga 2650 Grades: Under 10/12/14/16 President: Doug Priest Secretary: Cf- President Ph: (069) 22 5411

ALBURY /WODONGA JUNIOR FOOTBALL LEAGUE President: Bill Schultz 600 Schubach Street, Albury 2640 Ph: (060) 21 3233 (w) (060) 21 7206 (h) Secretary: Terry Toon P.O. Box 639, Lavington 2641 Ph: (060) 25 4108 (h) CLUBS IN NSW ALBURY JUNIORS 395 Solomon Street, Albury 2640 Grades: Under 13/14/15/17 President: Doug Dell Ph: (060) 25 7555 (w)

(060) 21 2856 (h)

LAVINGTON

Secretary: John Josselyn (060) 21 3807 (h)

330 Mark Crescent, Lavington 2641 Grades: Under 13/14/15/17 President: Ken Hallows Secretary: Jack Graham

(060) 25 2649 (h) Ph: (060) 25 5895 (h)

NORTH ALBURY P.O. Box 97, Lavington 2641 Grad es: Under 13/14/15/17 President: Laurie Hogan Ph: (060) 25 2161 (h)

SCOTS COLLEGE 600 Schubach Sreet, Albury 2640 Grades: Under 13/14/15/17 President: Bill Schultz Ph: (060) 21 7206 (h)

ST PATRICKS 115 Borella Road, Albury 2640 Grades: Under 13/14/15/17

Secretary: Ross Campbell

President: Gavan Azzi Secretary: Elwin Langford Ph: (060) 21 2729 (h) (060) 21 1337 (h)

COREEN JUNIORS Secretary: Lindsay Norman "Lockgate", Daysdale Ph: (060) 35 9158

CLUBS IN NSW Clubs as per Senior League

WESTERN RIVERINA JUNIOR FOOTBALL COUNCIL President: Len Savage "Roscommon", Tocumwal 2714 Ph: (058) 82 6286 Secretary: Mari Drennan Lairuso Syphon Road, Deniliquin 2710 Ph: (058) 81 3253

DON'T TAKE A PUNT WITH YOUR SHOTS ... CHILDREN PLAY TO -

• Have fun ::--. Learn new skills• Be with friends

SEE THE EXPERTS - SALLY AND PATRICK AT

WAGGA PHOTOGRAPHICS 29 BAYLISS STREET, WAGGA WAGGA

Telephone (069) 21 1703 - A.H. (069) 22 6186 TEAM AND INDIVIDUAL PHOTOS OF EACH PLAYER

Two 7" by 5" Colour Shots For $8.00 15% COMMISSION RETURNED TO YOUR CLUB

MURRAY BORDER JUNIOR FOOTBALL COUNCIL President: Jeff Carter Secretary: Bill Schultz 600 Schubach Street, Albury 2640 Lindsay Norman Secretary: Coreen Football League "Lockgate", Daysdale 2646 Des Kennedy Secretary: Hume Football League 33 Commercial Street, Walla Walla 2659 Terry Toon Secretary: Albury/Wodonga Junior Football League 208 Wantigong Street, North Albury 2640

NSW AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE DEVELOPMENT OFFICERS The N.S.W.A.F.L. through the NSW Development Program have employed five personnel to foster the development and promo­tion of football in this State. Below is an outline of their Areas of Responsiblity and Job Descrip­tion. Any enquiries regarding their assistance should be directed to them through the N.5.W.A.F.L. offices

Cf- P.O. Box 333, Strawberry Hills, 2012 Telephone: (02) 27 6979

NSW AFL DEVELOPMENT OFFICERS' AREAS OF RESPONSIBILITY Development School Junior Officer Regions Association

Craig Davis South Coast North Coast Hunter

Craig Holden Metro North North Shore/Warringah City of Sydney

Brett Scott Metro West Parramatta/Nepean North West Hills/Hornsby

Steve Wright Liverpool St. George/Sutherland Metro East Campbelltown/MacArthur

Country Leagues

All Country Leagues

Tony Turner Riverina Western Riverina Riverina Albury Wodonga Farrer Riverina Wagga

KEVIN NEALE IN ALBURY

Coreen Hume

The Sydney Swans have appointed Mr Kevin Neale as full time Regional Football Manager working out of Albury. Whilst not a NSWAFL Appointee, Kevin will be assisting Clubs and Schools in the South of the State and working in conjunction with the N.S.W. Riverina Development Manager, Tony Turner, in servic­ing the needs of the code in the South of the State. We welcome Kevin's appointment and trust that Clubs and Schools utilize his services during the 1989 season and benefit from his enormous experience and knowledge.

1989 DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME NEW SOUTH WALES SCHOOLBOYS: AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL New South Wales Schoolboy's Football can be broken up into the following system: STATE SCHOOLS Combined High Schools Primary Schools Sports Association CATHOLIC SCHOOLS High Schools Primary Schools Private Schools Jt is essential that for Australian Football to develop that at the regional level people in these systems are co-opted to be Regional Convenors of the sport. The following is a break up of people responsible for Schoolboy Football in the State School System. Some Regions do not have Convenors. It is essential that the respective Regions and Leagues make every effort to have these vacant positions filled so that there exists somebody in the system to promote the code.

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SCHOOL COMPETITIONS Besides the regular competitions between schools in many parts of the State, there exists a number of Regional or State-wide Knockout Competitions.

Knockouts are a valuable means by which schools which do not regularly play Australian Football may be introduced to it. The following are Knockout Competitions available to N.S.W. State, High and Primary Schools and also Catholic High Schools.

SWAN SHIELD KNOCKOUT - UNDER 15 The Swan Shield is a State-wide competition open to all State Secondary Schools in New South Wales. The competition com­menced in 1983 with 34 teams competing. In 1988, 132 Schools participated. The competition is run on a Regional basis. Travelling Regional Winners are eligible for travel subsidies as explained later in this section. Entry to the competition is by application to:­

Mr Dave Power N.S.W. C.H.S. Australian Football Convenor C/- Castle Hill High School Castle Street, CASTLE HILL 2154 Ph: (02) 634 4199

FINAL Held at Wodonga GRAND FINAL Finley H.S. defeated Albury H.S. CONSOLATION FINAL Creystanes H.S. defeated Cardriff H.S.

LION'S CUP KNOCKOUT The Lion's Cup is an Open Age Knockout for State, Catholic and Private Schools in the Sydney, Newcastle, lllawarra, Central Coast and South Coast Regions. The Lion's Cup began in 1976with16 High Schools in the Newcas­tle Area competing. Warners Bay High were successful in defeating Newcastle Boys' High in the first year of this competi­tion. Other Winners have been:-1977 Warners Bay High 1978 Warners Bay High 1979 Canterbury High 1980 Canterbury High 1981 Hurstville High 1982 Hurstville High 1982 St. Pius High 1984 Jesmond High 1985 Kiera High 1986 Cardiff High 1987 St. Ignatius 1988 St. Gregory's Entrance to the Lion's Cup Competition can be made by application to:-

Mr Steve Wright Cf- N.S.W.A.F.L. P.O. Box 333, STRAWBERRY HILLS 2012 Ph: (02) 332 3986

PRIMARY SCHOOLS' SPORTS ASSOCIATION KNOCKOUT This is a Knockout Competition open to all N.5.W. State Primary Schools in New South Wales. Entry to this competition is by applying in writing to:­

Mr Craig Levings PSSA Australian Football Convenor John Warby P.S. Deans Road, AIRDS 2560 Ph: (046) 25 8140

In previous years the number of teams competing in this competi­tion has been very disappointing. This has been due to a number of problems. One of the biggest problems schools have is travelling expenses and time out of school for individual sports. In 1989 assistance in both these areas will hopefully occur by running 'Gala Days'

within regions to help find Regional Winners. This would be achieved by having a roundrobin conducted between, for exam­ple, eight teams on the one day. This would, therefore, cut down on preliminary rounds and thus cut the school's travelling costs, etc. It would be the duty of the Sydney Swans Development Officers to organise these days. This will also cut down the problem of individual schools organising grounds, u~;-t~t -~ At i;his<~tage die Grand Final of the competition will be held at the S:~:•v Showgrounds prior to a .. Sydney Swans game. This should

~. aad prestige to the competition:

CATHOLIC SCHOOLS:" Catholic Schools throughout New South Wales have a unique op­stunity ,·.to parti~i_pate in Australian Football in many forms.

1. Year 10(Under16) Knockout named the Westpac Shield. 2. Open Knockout named The Lion's Cup. 3. Regular Year 10 competition (Outer and Inner West Sydney). 4. Local Competitions (e.g. Richmond Valley, Wagga Diocese). 5. l nter-School Sports (Aussie Sports Program) Primary and Secon­

dary Schools. 6. Wagga Diocese

i) Play in Regular Competition ii) Wagga Under 16 Representative Team iii) Open Primary Competit_ion ;i'j Under 10 PrimaryS(:~ijk>Jt , ......... .

Assistance that can be given to introduce Aussie Rules into your school are as fotlows:-1. Clinics conducted by the Sydney Swans players. 2. Materials enabling the understanding of the game (e.g. books,

pamphlets, videos). 3. Aussie Footy Kits. 4. Supply of footballs. 5. Jumpers for participating schools. 6. Travel subsidies for participating schools.

~i In 1989, 39 schools from Wollongong, Sydney and Newcastle are . ei~ playing in Regular or Knockout Competitions. If your school I'~ would like to be a part of this expanding sport or if you would just f·· like an introduction, please to not hesitate in contacting:-:._., Craig Davis !~ C/· N.S.WAF.L. i. P.O. Box 333, ;;:.. STRAWBERRY HILLS 2012

''· ~~~i~!;!·;~~s~~~~!~·,~~~~ist~~~,J,~~l~ f $50.00 each. These will be distributed at the discretion of Craig ~ Davis.

1989 COUNTRY TRIPS The N.S.W.A.F.L./Swans Development Officers will be visiting the N.S.W.A.F.L. affiliated Leagues listed below on promotional and development trips. In 1989 the organisation of the trips will be handled by the Development Manager in conjunction with the League Secretary. It is the responsibility of each League to organise the agenda for the Development Manager. 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 fully exploited.

COURSES CONDUCTED BY THE NSWAFL In line with its charter, there are several courses conducted by the NSWAFL each year. These are normally held in major centres, however, if circumstances permit, they can be held in other areas of the State. Application for any such courses can be made in writing to the League Offices. All affiliated leagues or associations are regularly circulated with information relating to al I courses. These courses are conducted in line with National Football League guidelines.

COACHING COURSES Coaching Courses in NSW range from the Primary (4 hour) course to the Level 1 which is held over a two day period. Such courses are planned for Sydney and Wagga this year. The Level 11 Course is conducted by National Football League per­sonnel at various locations throughout Australia. It is anticipated

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~DMINISTRATION COURSES . '\thilst the football system generally goes out of its way to en­cb(\ id _5~!1.rbt~. tq,at,~E;.n9_ coa~mg.courses etc., not a lot has been done to train the administrators of our game. This has now changed with the publishing of the National Football League's Administration Manual from which the Administration Course is conducted. Normally conducted over a two day period, the course encom­passes such subjects as:-

* Meeting Procedure *NSW Football Structure & Clearances *Finance *Legal, Constitution & Insurance *Talent Identification *Promotion & Publicity

The course finalises with a written examination and like the coaching course successful attendees are issued with an ap­propriate National Football League Certificate to recognize their achievement. Such a course was held in Sydney in February of this year. In early 1990 another Administration Course will be held with all details circulated to secretaries by end September.

·THE NATIONAL COACHING SCHEME WHAT IS Ill The National Coaching Scheme was originally conceived in 1975

-by the National Coaching Committee under direction from the ;N.F.L. The Scheme aims at the accrediation of all Australian Foot­;ball coaches to at least Level One. jWHY IS IT NECESSARY! JThe courses are considered necessary because there are many ·.';well-intentioned and dedicated people who are coaching teams --Jparticularly at junior level - who are not competent in teaching jskills and who are not imbued with the correct priorities associated ~with modern coaching attitudes . !Coaches accredited under N.F.L. courses will be able to impart ~skills teaching and will be mindful of the importance of the image tof the game. They will have attended lectures by the foremost ~authorities on specialised subjects and additionally have passed lwritten examinations qualifying them for accrediation. !ttow IS THE SCHEME ADMINISTERED! tThe responsibility for the overall implementation of the National \.Coaching Scheme is vested in John Warren, National Director of :·coaching, who works from the N.F.L. offices in Melbourne. The -Scheme is co-ordinated in the States by the State Directors of Coaching and Technical and Development Officers, and by Senior State Affiliated Leagues Promotions and Development Officers. The National Director of Coaching is also responsible for arrang­ing the production of various resources and for general football development in Australasia. FUNDING Funding of the National Coaching Scheme is supplied by the Roth mans National Sport Foundation. The foundation provides all the National Director of Coaching's travel, accommodation, telephone and printing expenses. The budget also provides for lec­turers, venue and equipment hire and certificates associated with coaching courses at various selected intrastate and interstate localities. The Commonwealth Banking Corporation sponsored the produc­tion of two 16mm films entitled "The Came" and "Play The Came", the printing of a skills wall chart, support of the Australian Under 16 Schoolboys Championships and sponsorship of the N.F.L. Administration Manual and Junior Policy booklet. The N.F.L. mainly confined commitment of developmental 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., N.S.W .. QLD., NT) the production and distribution of resource material and the subsidisation of support for State Director of Coaching salaries in these States. The very successful Coaches and Sports Trainers Manuals were produced with sponsorship provided by B.H.P. and Beiersdorf respectively. One of the video cassettes produced for use in the Scheme was financed by Puma. STRUCTURE OF THE COURSES PRIMARY (LEVEL O}: 6 hours. No examination. Free materials.

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N.F.L. Coaches Manual not mandatory but are recommended. Cer­tificate issued. Designed for study from resources and mainly without lecturers and for the mass accreditation of coaches at novice, parent or teacher level. Leads into the Level 1 Course. Minimum age - 15 years. LEVEL 1: 14 hours. Examination required. Compulsory purchase of N.F.L. Coaches Manual. Satisfactory for coaches of adolescent boys or senior coaches. Study and discussion is undertaken of the seven N.F.L. video­cassettes on various examination subjects or live lectures can be substituted. LEVEL 2 {Minimum Age 17 Years}: 60 hours. Examination required. The course is designed to cover all areas of coaching re­quirements, but to higher levels than those applicable to the Level 1 Course. It will be conducted by competent lecturers, but will also make full use of available resources. A coach qualifying at this level should be competent to coach a senior team and conduct a Primary (Level O) or Level 1 Course. Attendees must possess Level One accrediation and three years appropriate practical ex­perience. LEVEL 3: 100 hours. Examination required. Coaches Manual man­datory. Aimed at the very highest order of coaches. Graduates would need to be competent to conduct Level 1 and 2 Courses. At­tendees must possess Level Two accrediation and five years prac­tical experience. EVENTUAL AIMS The N.F.L. considers it essential in the interests of long term Australian Football development and for the image of the game that ALL Coaches are accredited to at least Level 1. Australian Football Clubs and Leagues are invited to encourage relevant persons, including females, to attend National Coaching Scheme Courses promoted by the Senior State Leagues or by the Junior Football Council of Victoria. Assistance will be given to all football authorities who wish to organise a reasonable number of persons into attending a course. Naturally as the courses become more frequent, it will be essential that correct co-ordination takes place to take full advantage of available lecturers, resources and finance. For information in your State on the National Coaching Scheme, see the State and National Directory overleaf. AUSTRALIAN COACHING COUNCIL ACCREDITATION The courses from Levels 1-3 are accredited by the Australian Coaching Council. The Primary Course is not subject to examina­tion or accreditation. By passing the examination relevant to a Level the graduate receives in addition to the N.F.L. badge, wallet and certificate, similar issues from the Australian Coaching Council. Payment of the compulsory $6 fee also ensures issue of the A.C.C. Coaching Manual irrespective of whether the course attendee eventually graduates. The fee is a tiny investment compared to the increased enjoyment you will derive from coaching after gaining accreditation. The official wallet containing the certificate is val id anywhere in Australia and the accreditation is entered on a central computer at the Confederation of Australian Sport. Information regarding individual Course graduates will accordingly be im­mediately available to the N.F.L. and constituent bodies. AIMS All Courses concentrate heavily on satisfactory interpretation of the Laws of The Game, skills teaching, and upon projecting the best possible image of Australian Football. Great emphasis is plac­ed upon the skills teaching of juniors and establishing a firm basis for informed junior coaching which necessarily includes com­ponents aimed at making junior training and playing an enjoyable experience.

SCHOOL REGIONS C.H.S. STATE CONVENOR - Dave Power Castle Hill High School, Castle Street, Castle Hill 2154 Ph: (02) 634 4199 P.S.S.A. STATE CONVENOR - Craig Levings John Warby Public School, Deans Road, Airds 2560 Ph: (046) 25 8140

METROPOLITAN METROPOLITAN NORTH - NORTH SYDNEY P.S.S.A. Convenor - Stuart Twyman Gosford Public School, Mann Street, Gosford 2250 Ph: (043) 25 2267

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C.H.S. Convenor - Dave Beatie (R.S.0.) 45-47 Hunter Street, Hornsby 2077 Ph: (02) 477 0111 METROPOLITAN EAST P.S.S.A. Convenor - Brian Russell Matraville Soldiers Settlement Public School Menin Road, Matraville 2036 Ph: (02) 661 1175 C.H.S. CONVENOR - Marie Kelly (R.S.0.) Ph: (02) 339 8546 METROPOLITAN SOUTH WEST - LIVERPOOL P.S.S.A. CONVENOR - Wayne McNamara Camden South Public School, Old Hume Highway, Camden 2570 Ph: (046) 66 8633 C.H.S. CONVENOR - Ross Wheelan Cartwright Rescurce Centre, Williams Drive, Cartwright 2168 Ph: (02) 608 1825 METROPOLITAN WEST P.S.S.A. CONVENOR - Gerry Fitzpatrick Blaxcell Street P.S., Blaxcell Street, Granville 2142 Ph: 632 8162 C.H.S. CONVENOR - Greg Deam Greystanes High School, Beresford Road, Pendle Hill South 2145 RIVERINA P.S.S.A. CONVENOR - Ken Davis Forest Hill Public School, Sturt Highway, Wagga Wagga 2650 Ph: (065) 22 7251 C.H.S. CONVENOR - Barry McColl P.O. Box 478, Wagga Wagga 2650 WESTERN P.S.S.A. CONVENOR - Peter Doherty (Barrier) Broken Hill North Public School, Chapple Street, Broken Hill 2880 Ph: (080) 88 2098 C.H.S. CONVENOR - Karen Lindsay P.O. Box 183, Bathurst 2795 Ph: (063) 33 4226 NORTH COAST P.S.S.A. CONVENOR - Colin Fisher C.H.S. CONVENOR - Colin Fisher P.O. Box 422, Lismore 2480 Ph: (066) 21 1701 NORTH WEST P.S.S.A. CONVENOR C.H.S. CONVENOR - Peter lpkendanz P.O. Box 559, Tamworth 2340 Ph: (067) 661988 SOUTH COAST P.S.S.A. CONVENOR - Ross Fuller C.H.S. Convenor - Ross Fuller P.O. Box 1232, Wollongong 2500 Ph: (042) 26 8250 HUNTER P.S.S.A. CONVENOR -C.H.S. CONVENOR - Garry Screen P.O. Box 488G, Newcastle 2300 Ph: (049) 26 9825 (049) 26 9841

AUSSIE FOOTY "WHAT'S IT ALL ABOUT" 'Children aged 5 to 12 will benefit enormously from this Program of Modified Football because it has been designed solely with needs in mind.' DAVID PARKIN (VFL Premiership Coach and Physical Education Lecturer). The "Aussie Footy" Program has been designed to introduce children in their Primary School years to our great national game of Australian Football, and by way of specially modified activities and games, to enjoy their part in this healthy, outdoor sport. The range of skill activities and games being introduced under this Program is tailored to match the physical, mental and skill development levels of children who fall into this age group. The Program's aim is to prepare children for future participation in sport by providing a graded sequence of suitable activities and games, which will help them maximise their opportunities for /ear­ning, 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 Aussie

Footy Kit gives the teachers of NSW all the aid needed to teacl\· THE N.S.W.A.F.L. Aussie Footy. .·._ The New South Wales Football League believe that it is important No matter what grade level they may be teaching, the teacher will;::. that the school children have a chance to be taught the skills of find that the lessons and activities contained in this Manual are ap·: "Aussie Footy" by qualified teachers and so have made available propriate for various children's development level ~· five Development Officers for the NSW area. As two of these of­With the emphasis on LEARNING, FUN and PARTICIPATION, al'~' ficers are current Swans players, it also gives the children a chance children will be able to be involved, regardless of sex. Ji' to meet "The Swans". The "Aussie Footy" Skill Certificate Awards Scheme forms a very~·;"!r~·. If your school would like a visit from a Development Officer, important part of the Program, as no matter what age or level ofi: please contact the Officer in your area at the NSWAFL office on development, the child will have the incentive to practise and wi (02) 332 3791. further skill level certificates. " ••• FOR JUNIOR CLUBS, TOO! There has been a section included in the Teacher's Manual too, for h .J~4m-.anqJh~,£®oJ.~hJ.oprepare for ,...Ati»Hifoo.. The "Aussie Footy" Program is NOT merely one for use in schools,

' llM. · but we also encourage its methods to be used at all Junior Football THE "AUSSIE FOOTY" PROGRAM KIT Clubs. To help schools and junior clubs, the" Aussie Footy" Program Kit Once again the emphasis will be to maximise the opportunities for has been made up and comes in a presentation folder. This Kit con- SKILL-LEARNING, PARTICIPATION and FUN. ta ins items to assist in the successful conduct of the "Aussie The kit for Junior Clubs includes a special "Aussie Footy" Coaches' Footy" program and we advise these are available now from one of Manual, packed with programs of activities and games specially the State" Aussie Footy" Co-ordinators. graded to meet the needs of children of various age levels up to 12 The Kit contains the following items: years. 1. An "Aussie Footy" Poster for display on school and club notice A major feature of the Manual for Coaches is the inclusion of pro-

boards. grams of specially designed practice sessions. 2. An ''.Aussie Footy" BASIC SKILLS MANUAL Conta~ning infor- Several modified games of football, designed to promote the skill

mation in pictorial and written form on the basic skills of levels of various age groups, and provide increased exposure to Australian Football for Teachers and Coaches. ,., team competition are also highlighted.

3 /1 Aussie Footy" SKILL AWARD CERTIFICATES. Information on There is little doubt that skills learned in the early years stay with how to conduct the Skill Tests which lead to the attainment of the child and he or she will be able to enjoy and participate very the free Skill Certificates awarded to the children on reaching much better in later years. The" Aussie Footy" Program activities various skill awards and games also assist in ball control and co-ordination of

4. An "Aussie Footy" TEACHERS MANUAL desigri'ed and pro- youngsters. duced so teachers will be able to easily conduct modified All Junior Football Clubs are urged to contact their "Aussie Footy" games (including the "Aussie Footy" Game) and activities Co-ordinator and avail themselves of the benefits provided under amongst pupils, to help them enjoy their sport mor~: this important program - the first and best for kids in Australia -

5. /1 Aussie Footy" COACHES MANUAL one which will be of great supported by the Federal Government Department of Sport. value t~ ~he Junior Club C~a_c~ in condu~ting practice ~essions 't Recreati~:i_,n,,, .. :;ri_? .. 1-~.~ri?:'11:·: . '·· '.··:. ,., ·,:.\;: .... : '~·~·.'··~'·· · .... ·. L'. · .. -... ::,.: ·.·'"·" 1

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6. Skills of Aust_ralian Foot~all WA~L ~HARTS are als_o ava1lablf Teal Cup Camps _ Junior Associations/leagues/Councils to show details of the skills appl1cat1ons by champion player$: Development Camp Academy of Sport Narrabeen March 25-31.

7. Additional items available include: ~ APRIL ' ' SKILL BALLS - Synthetic construction will not hurt small hands,_ 23rd Sydney Teal Cup Trials _ Football Park, Camp-feet or bodies. Suitable for practice and are not expensive. · belltown MATCH BALLS - Special sizes recommended for various age'. 30th Sydney Teal Cup Trials_ Erskineville Oval levels. Teal Cup Trials - Barooga (Western Riverina vs Mur-MARKERS - For use in almost all "Aussie Footy" games and ac- ray) tivities. 8. PROMOTIONAL VIDEOS

Contact your "Aussie Footy" Co-ordinator for supply details. "AUSSIE FOOTY" - INTRODUCTORY VIDEOTAPE (Duration: 10 Minutes) David Parkin (VFL State Director of Coaching) explains the dif4' ferences between "Aussie Footy" and senior football. il

RU LES OF "AUSSIE FOOTY" (Duration: 20 Minutes) Covers the following aspects of the "Aussie Footy" Program.

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* Aims and Objectives 9th-12th * Rules for Under 7 - Under 8 Age Groups J' 20th-22nd * Rules for Under 9 - Under 10 Age Groups r 23rd-25th *Rules for Under11 - Under12 Age Groups 28th-30th

Sydney SHell Cup Trials - Erskineville Oval Sydney Shell Cup Trials - Erskineville Oval State Championships - Broken Hill Teal Cup Trials - Deniliquin P.S.S.A. State Ch_ampionships - Wagga

P.S.S.A. State Championships (continued) - Wagga Regional Country Championships Wagga & Bangalow Teal Cup Camp - Borambola (Wagga) Combined High School Trials - Sydney Shell Cup Trials - Sydney Teal Cup Carnival - Melbourne

*Reasons for the Rules JULY *Ground placings in "Aussie Footy" J 1st-9th Teal Cup Carnival (cont.) - Melbourne * Instructions for "Aussie Footy" t: 31st P.S.S.A. National Championships - Sydney SKILLS OF "AUSSIE FOOTY" AUGUST

(Duration: 35 Minutes) ~.~· 1st-4th P.S.S.A. National Championships (cont.) - Sydney leading VFL players demonstrate the major football skills. I~ 16th-28th Combined High Schools National Championships eludes match sequences and skill drills suitable for junior players-r\· Darwin "AUSSIE FOOTY" - ADAPTING SPORT TO MEET THE 22nd P.S.SA State Knockout - Camden NEEDS OF YOU,NG CHILDREN ·1: 29th-31st Shell Cup Camp - Sydney (Duratron: 59 Mrnutes) .,, SEPTEMBER Dr Brian Dauge (WAFL State Drrector of Coaching) presents the i, 1st Shell Cup Camp (cont.)_ Sydney

latest research literature on children 1n sport Th rs video should be }nd-4th .··S.·h·e·ll Cup Ca·rn· iva/ -. Launceston a standard reference for adm1n1strators, parents and coaches in-volved in chrldren's sport " _ ,,;J ,.___.,.~ _,_ (,::V~,_ QUESTION AND ANSWERS ABOUT "AUSSIE FOOTY" ( '''""'f1·'-'-Yf -v<---~·,,.,.-;~,~·

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A national competition which is extremely competitive and holds pride of place in the Junior Football Calendar throughout Australia. We have documented here the history of the competition. During 1951 a Queensland Club official, Mr Roy Pythian, visited Sydney and conferred with Arthur Bridgewater with a view to an exchange of visits between Under 17 teams representing each State. Subsequently, in 1952, the first visit to Sydney by a team represen­tative of Queensland took place. At this time, former Richmond (Vic.) residents, Mr and Mrs Teal, lived in Sydney. They were keen Australian Football supporters and upon hearing of the impending annual fixtures with Queensland, provided the N.S.W. National Football Union with a magnificent trophy, to be known as "The Teal Cup", with 1953 to be the commencement of the annual match. Additionally, the Teals donated the finance for the N.S.W. State Team to travel to Brisbane in 1953 for the inaugural Teal Cup Contest.

Queensland annexed the Teal Cup in its inaugural year. Due to lack of finance, five years elapsed before the next interstate match was played, namely 1958. Then another five years went by before the Series became an annual fixture in 1963, still between the two States of New South Wales and Queensland. They resolved to take steps to have the Tea! Cup series become National and 1973 saw the Australian Capital Territory enter the competition. However, despite all efforts, Queensland still managed to win the honours. In 1974, a decision was made to invite all other states to compete in what was to progressively become a National Championship. This resulted in Victoria entering the Championship in 1975, South Australia and Tasmania competed for the first time in Melbourne in 1977 and Western Australia entered a team in Adelaide in 1978. A team from the Northern Territory completed a national par­ticipation by all States in 1979. Papua New Guinea also competed for one year in 1979. A team from the Victorian Country areas has been admitted in 1989.

PAST WINNERS 1953 Queensland 1958 Queensland 1963 to 1973 Queensland 1974-75 New South Wales 1976-77 Victoria 1978-79-80 South Australia 1981-82-83-84 Victoria 1985 Western Australia 1986 Victoria 1987 Victoria 1988 Victoria

UNDER 15 SHELL CUP - CANBERRA SEPTEMBER 3rd-5th Contest between N.S.W., Queensland, A.C.T. and Tasmania The championship is recognised as providing a prestigious and in­tensive competition between States of comparable playing strength and in basically similar stages of football development. They originated in 1961 between New South Wales and the Australian Capital Territory. That year two matches were played, one in New South Wales and one in the Australian Capital Territory with the A.C.T. taking honours each time. Queensland was accepted as a competitor in 1966 and Tasmania entered in 1978.

PAST WINNERS 1961 Australian Capital Territory 1962 Australian Capital Territory 1963 New South Wales 1964 Australian Capital Territory 1965 Australian Capital Territory 1966 New South Wales 1967 Australian Capital Territory 1968 Queensland 1969 Australian Capital Territory 1970 Australian Capital Territory 1971 Queensland 1972 Queensland

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INTRA-STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS QBE INSURANCE NSW STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS BROKEN HILL, MAY 20121 This prestigious Championship, involving four of New South Wales leading competitions will be held in the far west of the State in the mining city of Broken Hill for the first time in the history of the Championships. With the generous support of the League's major Sponsor, QBE In­surance, teams representing the Farrer, Riverina and Sydney com­petitions will converge on Broken Hill to take on the host League in this knockout Championship. After a recess in the early '80s this Championship has grown in stature and popularity and is a fine exhibition of the talented foot­ballers involved throughout the State. PAST WINNERS 1974 Sydney 1975 Sydney 1976 Farrer 1977 South West 1978 Farrer 1979 South West 1980 Farrer 1981-86 No contest 1987 Farrer 1988 Riverina COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIP - (FINAL) June 4th-5th - July 3rd The country championships have been played in various forms si_nce 1979 apart from a break in 1983, and are contested by representative teams of Country Leagues not competing in the State Championships. The Championships are divided into two conferences, a Northern Divisions Series to be played at Lismore and a Southern Division Series to be played at Wagga. The winners of each division will meet in the Final on July 30th, at the Sydney Cricket Ground. COMPETITORS FOR 1989 NORTHERN SOUTHERN Summerland North Coast North West Mid North Coast Sydney F.L. II Central Coast PAST WINNERS 1979 South Coast 1980 South Coast 1981 South Coast 1982 Newcastle 1983 No contest 1984 Newcastle 1985 Newcastle 1986 Newcastle 1987 North Coast 1988 Central West

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Sports Rehabilitation Medical Centre Also Hydrotherapy & Occupational Therapy

Telephone 630 5244 26 ROSS STREET, PARRAMATTA

PHYSIOTHERAPY OCCUPATIONAL INJURIES CENTRE

Sports Injury - Musculo-Skeletal Assessment 6 LASA STREET, CABRAMATTA

Telephone 727 0689

YAP TONG & CO. Accounting & Taxation Services

Income & Other Taxes, Computerised Accounting Systems, Business & Financial Advice Telephone 831 1000

3/34 CAMPBELL STREET, BLACKTOWN (Next to Bob Jane)

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JILL WILLIAMS

Telephone 637 5553 1 8 Piccadilly Arcade,

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PETER & MARY KNAPMAN PHYSIOTHERAPIST

Sports Medicine & Physiotherapy Centre 130 STATION ST., WENTWORTHVILLE

Telephone 631 4085

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• Leasing • Commercial Hire Purchase • Working Capital • Trade Finance

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Brian L. Travers GENERAL MANAGER

LEVEL 13, 80 MOUNT STREET, NORTH SYONEY. NSW 2060. AUSTRALIA PO BOX 1436, NORTH SYONEY, NSW 2059, AUSTRALIA

PHONE 1021 922 6166. TELEX AA73934. FAX !021 929 4816

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Also to assist Leagues, guidelines have been developed for Goal and Boundary Umpires. For further details or expressions of interest please contact the N.S.W. State Director of Umpiring, David Levens.

RESOURCES Copies of the following can be ordered through the Administration Manager, N.S.W.A.F.L., P.O. Box 333, Strawberry Hills 2012. NFL "Umpires Manual". . $15.00 NFL "Laws of Australian Football" .... 50c

CONTACTS N.S.W.A.F.L. Umpiring Administration Administration Manager N.S.WA.F.L. P.O. Box 333, STRAWBERRY HILLS 2012

N.S.W. STATE DIRECTOR OF UMPIRING Mr David Levens N.S.W. League Office Ph: (02) 332 3791 (w) (02) 665 0256 (h)

SYDNEY UMPIRES FITNESS COACH Mr Robert Wajzer Ph: (02) 411 7401 (h)

INSTRUCTIONS TO TIME KEEPERS Far too often it is found that club timekeepers are not sufficiently versed with their duties. We have taken an excerpt from the 1987 NFL Laws of Australian Football relating to what is expected of timekeepers. These duties are set out below. 17.0 MATCH: TIME: DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF UMPIRES AND TIMEKEEPERS 17.1 Duration of game, quarters and intervals. 17.1.1 All matches shall be of four quarters each of 25 minutes playing time. The controlling body may, in an emergency, reduce such time. 17.1.2 The time allowed between the end of the first quarter and the start of the second quarter shall be sufficient to permit teach to change ends, but shall not exceed three minutes. At half time the players may leave the playing ground for not more than 15 minutes, the match must recommence not later than 20 minutes after the conclusion of the second quarter. At the conclusion of the 20 minute period the timekeepers shall notify the field umpire by sounding the bell or siren. Between the end of the third quarter and the start of the last quarter there shall be an interval of not more than 5 minutes. 17.1.3 The timekeepers shall indicate the end of each quarter by sounding the bell or siren and play shall cease when the field um­pire signifies that he has heard it by sounding his whistle and holding up both hands provided no breach of the laws has occur­red and except when the ball is in transit or when a player has been awarded a mark or free kick prior to the first sound of a siren or bell, the player is permitted to take his kick. 17.1.4 In the event of an encroachment of the area of play by unauthorized persons, or that play is prevented by any other means, the field umpire shall seek the assistance of his fellow um­pires and/or other constituted authority to clear the playing arena so that the match may be resumed. If the field umpire is unable to do this within a reasonable time he shall terminate play at that time and report all circumstances to the controlling body. This body may award the result or declare the match abandoned or call a replay at its discretion. 17.2 Timekeepers Each team shall appoint a timekeeper whose duties shall be:-17.2.1 To keep the time of each quarter on time cards, complete the time cards and forward them to the Secretary of the controlling body 17.2.2 To sound a bell or siren at the start and finish of each quarter, and to keep sounding it until the field umpire notifies them that he has heard it. 17.2.3 To add time on to the playing time of the quarter whenever directed to do so by the field umpire, or when a goal or behind has been kicked 17.2.4 In the case of a goal being scored, the time on added is that which elapsed between the commencement of the waving of the flags by the goal umpire and the bouncing of the ball in the centre. 17.2.5 In the case of a behind scored, the time on added is that

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which elapses going back to the spot where the free kick was given. 17.2.6 In the case of the umpire failing to signal the completion of the time added period, or that the timekeepers fail to hear the whistle to signify the end of the period, they shall stop adding "Time On" when they see that the ball is again in play. 17.3 Time on The field umpire shall instruct the timekeepers to add "time on" when play is unduly delayed: -17.3.1 If there is any undue delay in getting the ball back when it has gone out of play. 17.3.2 If a player wilfully wastes time. 17.3.3 If a player goes over an opponent's mark and does not go back promptly when ordered to do so. 17 J.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. 17.3.5 When more than one opponent stands on the mark. 17.3.6 When a player who has been given a free kick plays the ball without going back to the spot where the free kick was given. 17.4 Time on indicated The field umpire shall adopt the following procedure for in­dicating "time on" to the timekeepers. 17.4.1 To indicate the commencement of the time added period the field umpire shall blow his whistle and raise one arm above his head. 17.4.2 To indicate that the time added period had elapsed, the field umpire shall again blow his whistle and raise one arm above his head. 18.0 Controlling body These laws shall apply to all bodies represented in the National Football League of Australia Limited 18.1 To suit local requirements other controlling bodies may vary the following laws: -1.1.2, 5.5, 16.4, 16.6.9, 16.10, 16.11, 17.1.1, 17.1.2, 172 18.2 Affiliated Bodies may seek approval to vary the Laws for an in­definite or specified period.

THE NATIONAL COACHING SCHEME WHY IS IT NECESSARY' 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 with the correct priorities associated with modern coaching attitudes. Coaches accredited under N.F.L. courses will be able to impart skills teaching and will be mindful of the importance of the image of the game. They will have attended lectures by the foremost authorities on specialised subjects and additionally have passed written examinations qualifying them for accreditation.

RESOURCES Available through the New South Wales Australian Football League are various resources which will be of assistance in the pro­motion and development of the code. To purchase these resources you must contact the Development Officer in your area. Below is a list of the prices and resources available. Copies of the following can be ordered through the Administration Manager, N.S.W.A.F.L., P 0 Box 333, Strawberry Hills, NSW 2012. RESOURCES AVAILABLE NFL Coaches Manual NFL Umpires Manual NFL Sports Trainers Manual NFL Administration Manual Premiership Football by David Parkin G regorys Australian Footbal I Players Registration Pads T earn Sheet Books VIDEOS 3/4 Inch VHS The Game Psychology of Coaching Injury in Football Tactics Fitness in Football Magic of Football Skills

$14.00 $1400 $15.00 $15.00 $ 8.00 $ 5.00 $10.00 $20.00

28mm 29mm 31mm 35mm

SOmm

TheGame Psychology of Coaching Tactics Skills Training to Win Aussie Footy Program

* Prices on application Look and Listen Tape & Slide Sets $10.00 (If you supply tape, otherwise $20.00) AUSSIE FOOTY MATERIAL Aussie Footy Kits Skills Manual Teachers Manual Junior Football Policy & Directory Skills Poster Aussie Footy Posters Aussie Footy Rule Books - Cost: Free Aussie Footy Promotional Video

All the above items are free of charge

"Aussie Footy" Plastic Footballs "Aussie Footy" Skills Tape

N.S.W. AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE

28mm 29mm 35mm 50mm 20mm 90mm

$ 5.00 $15.00

Subsidised football jumpers are available from the NSW Australian Football league to junior teams, in certain parts of the state, subject to the following conditions. These conditions will strict! y apply to al I applications for assistance under this prograr:n. 1. Only fully completed "application for assistance" forms will

be considered 2. The scheme applies only to new Junior Clubs and School Teams

entering a regular formalised competition in which such team will play a minimum eight matches.

3. Every form must be endorsed with a Club or School Stamp or ac­companied by a letterhead bearing the signature of the Prin­cipal, Sportsmaster or Secretary.

4. Approval of application is not to be taken as granted. 5. Receipt vouchers - which will be issued from the NSWAFl Of­

fice - are to be completed and returned to NSWAFl on day of delivery.

6. All freight costs will be the responsibility of the State league concerned.

7. State leagues are required to arrange suitable presentations and to ensure that the Sponsor receives adequate recognition of its important contribution

8. Maximum of two applications from one Club or School. HOW TO APPLY 1 Send a letter of application to Craig Davis (P.O. Box 333,

Strawberry Hills 2012) 2. An application will then be sent to you to be returned by 1st Oc­

tober. (Please note of item 3 of the above). 3. If approval is granted, the jumpers will be forwarded to you ear­

ly in the new year or when manufactured. 4. For more information, please contact Craig Davis on (02) 332

3791.

ADMINISTRATION INSURANCE In 1989 all N.5.W.A.F.L. affiliated clubs will be covered by the In­surance Exchange of Australia (LE.A.) Sports Insurance Scheme. This scheme replaces the N.S.W. State Government Sporting In­juries Scheme and will offer clubs and players a far more com­prehensive cover: 1. MEDICAL COVER Pays up to $1,000 - 50% of non-medic are expenses being Private Hospital, Ambulance, Physiotherapy, Chiroproctic, Nursing, Den­tal, Chiropody, Orthotics: limit of $750 for Private Hospital, Dental Expenses. 2. HOUSEHOLD INSURANCE Pays up to $75 per week for 52 weeks subject to a 7 or 14 day ex­cess. Reimbursement of cleaning, cooking, washing, ironing, child­minding expenses necessarily incurred as a result of injury insured by the Policy. Reimbursement of up to 75% of cost incurred is available.

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3. STUDENT ALLOWANCE Pays up to 75 % per week, subject to a 7 to 14 day excess, for stu­dent tutoring, travelling costs etc. Reimbursement of up to 75% of costs actually incurred to assist student suffering from result of in­jury insured. 4. PARENTS INCONVENIENCE ALLOWANCE Pays up to $15 per day, maximum payment$1,500(24 hours excess) whilst an insured child U/16 is hospitalised. 5. PUBLIC AND LEGAL LIABILITY $2,000,000. - including: Sports Liability; Products liability; Goods Sold; Care, Custody,Control; First Aid Treatment Risk. This includes coaches, trainers and officials being covered against personal liability in performing their duties. 6. TRAGEDY BENEFITS The N.S.W. State Government Sporting Injuries Scheme and the new scheme both provide for tragedy benefits. In fact, the State Government Scheme only covers tragedy benefits. Whilst some of the amounts of compensation under the Govern­ment Scheme are marginally higher than the new one, this is more than offset by the fact that the Government Scheme only compen­sates for total disability, where the l.E.A. Scheme compensates for degrees of disability.

It is obvious that the new scheme will give the affiliated members of the N.S.W.A.F.L. a much more comprehensive coverage. The scheme will be serviced by regional serving officers, who will be available to attend league meetings and handle all relevant insurance inquiries. Also, each club will be distributed with policies and claim forms, which will outline the areas covered by the policy and the processes for compensation.

In addition to the compulsory cover as outlined above, the clubs may take out higher rates of coverage or policies to cover loss of weekly income. This is an optional cover which clubs may take out at their own discretion and is not paid for by the league. Nomination forms were distributed to the clubs earlier this year, detailing premiums, benefit amounts, rebates and variations to the standard cover.

INCORPORATION The N.S.W.A.F.L. recommends all clubs consider the merits of incorporating. What Incorporation Means In passing this law the NSW Government is offering special advan­tages to those groups that are prepared to conduct themselves ac­cording to certain rules. A group that is not registered remains unincorporated and the law recognises only the individuals who make up the group. A group that is registered becomes incor­porated(or joined together) and the law recognises it as a single en­tity separate from individual members. The Incorporated Associa­tion is a newly created legal person. As a legally recognised entity, the Incorporated Association can do things like own a building, take out a lease, be sued or sue so­meone in court. An unincorporated group does not have these ad­vantages and must rely on the individual members to do things in their own name for the group. This means that if an unincor­porated group wishes to rent an office, some of its members would have to sign the lease in their own names. The disadvantage with this is that should those members leave the group, the office is still legally rented to them and they are still legally liable to pay the rent. An Incorporated Association, however is able to rent an of­fice in its own name, so when committee members of an Incor­porated Association sign the lease, they do so on behalf of the Association. If those members leave the Association they do not have to worry about transferring the lease or being sued for unpaid rent because the Incorporated Association is the legal tenant and not them. Why Incorporate A worry of many committees is the risk of being personally sued if something goes wrong with the organisation's activities. This could happen to an unincorporated committee if there is not enough money in the organisation's bank account to pay a debt or claim. Whilst it is possible to take out insurance to protect against risks there are problems in that insurance may be too expensive or may not cover all the areas of risk. Incorporation provides relative-

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ly inexpensive protection for committee members against the possibility of being personally responsible for the organisation's debts and liabilities ($78 incorporation fees and $20 per year for lodging the Annual Statement plus the cost of a Public Liability policy for at least $2 million coverage). Although this protection is not absolute, it does offer protection to committee members who carry out their responsibilities in good faith and with care, diligence and skill. In order to find out more regarding the advantages of incorpora­tion and the means by which a sporting club may incorporate, it is recommended that clubs purchase the booklet, ''Incorporation -An Explanation of the Associations Incorporation Act11

, available for $5 from: The Council of Social Services of NSW 66 Albion Street, Surry Hills, NSW 2010 Telephone: (02) 211 2599

STATE GOVERNMENT ASSISTANCE CAPITAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAMME 1988/89 APPLICATION FOR FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO DEVELOP SPORTING & RECREATION FACILITIES Grants are available to assist Local Government Authorities and sporting and recreational organisations to develop sporting and recreational facilities. Organisations seeking assistance under the Capital Assistance Pro­gramme should ensure that an application form is completed and forwarded to the appropriate Local Government Authority (Local Council or Shire), on or before FRIDAY, 31ST OCTOBER, 1988. Local Councils will provide local priority ratings in respect of each application received and then submit all such applications to the appropriate Regional Office of the Department of Sport and Recreation. The Department will take into consideration local priority ratings in the identification and compilation of State priorities. The following information is provided as a guide to the types of projects which may attract assistance:-* In general, a minimum of fifty percent {50%) of the total cost

of the project will need to be raised by the local organisation concerned.

* Requests for retrospective funding, maintenance costs, runn­ing costs, equipment and salaries will NOT be considered.

* Projects which are private commercial ventures will also NOT be considered.

* Priority will be given to areas where need is greatest. * Generally, high priority will be given to projects:­(i) where multi-purpose or flexible usage is planned; (ii) which will be used by a wide cross-section of the community; (iii) which are developing in response to expressed or obvious

local needs; (iv) which are supported by Local Government and the communi­

ty; (v) where local funds will be involved; and (vi) where suitable long-term management arrangement have

been devised. * Low Priority will be given if:-(i) the facilities duplicate others in the area that are not fully

utilised; (ii) projects are entirely related to fencing or roadworks; (iii) projects are to be developed on privately owned land; (iv) construction work is unable to be commenced prior to 30th

October. 1987. The Department will not consider applications relating towards building projects designed to provide facilities which include theatres and performing arts centres, concert halls, art galleries, cultural facilities, cultural components of community/civic cen­tres and of multi-purpose centres or halls and museums, visual and craft workshops, audio-visual studios and workshops, rehearsal and training rooms or community art centres. As provision for the allocation of funds to assist with the aforementioned developments has been made by the Office of the Minister for the Arts, all requests for financial assistance pertaining to cultural facilities should be made to that Department. Intending applicants should ensure that the application form is completed in full and all details provided. Failure to do so may result in the application being afforded a low priority rating.

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LEAGUE HISTORIAN long serving and much respected New South Wales official, Ted Ray, has been appointed as honorary League Historian to the N.S.W.A.F.L. In the six months Ted has been occupying this role he has unearth­ed many historical results and documents that provide the background and tradition to the 112 year history of Australian Football in New South Wales. Many former officials and supporters of our great game have pro­vided Ted with old "football Records", Annual Reports and documents of immense value to his work. Any person who can ofter any material or assistance to the N.S.W.A.F.L league Historian can do so by contacting the League Office on (02) 332 3791 ..

RECOGNITION OF SERVICE Both the National Football League and the New South Wales Australian Football League have the provision for Merit Service Awards to be presented to individuals who have provided outstan­ding service to football in their particular sphere. The National Football League provides two such awards for States to nominate appropriate people. In 1987, Mr Patrick Hayes of Sydney, and Mr Bill Thomas of Walbundrie, were recognised for their outstanding commitment to football in both their own areas and to New South Wales football. The N.S.W. Australian Football League provides for the issue of five Service Awards each year with the one criteria that nominees must have an involvement of no less than 15 years to the sport. Nominations can be made through the Local League or Associa­tion 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 May 31 of each year with the awards being formally passed at the respective body's Annual General Meeting. It is essential that people be recognised for their contribution towards sport and the N.S.W. Australian Football League en­courages nominations for those who have played a major role in their Club's or League's development.

HOW TO MAKE A DRAW 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 number

which is substituted for a team name whilst the draw is being prepared;

2. The first named team is normally the home side; 3. When the first "series" of matches are completed (as

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 representative games - to arrive at round 1 on the competition starting date;

6. Clubs should always be canvassed regarding any conditions 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 oncer· tain dates for some reason or another. These factors plus representative fixtures should always be taken into considera­tion when preparing 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;

8. Upon finalising the initial draft ensure that you have not made any mistakes by counting the number of home games for each club. This is done by listing the clubs in a row across the top of the page then listing the rounds 1 - down the left hand side of the page. Then tick the home games for each club as you proceed through the fixture list. When finished, this will 'give the number of home games for each club and their frequency. Should you find a certain club has, say, 6 home games on con­secutive weekends it is just a matter of swapping home games with the opposition to arrive at an equitable formula.

KEY OF PROGRAMMES Round 3 Round 8 SIX TEAM COMPETITION 1 v 10 5v1 Round 1 Round 3 Round 5 2v9 4v1 1 v 6 1 v 4 1 v 2 3v3 12 v 3 2 v 5 2v3 6v4 4v7 6v11 3v4 6v5 5v3 5v6 7v10

Round 2 Round 4 Pairs 11 v 12 8v9

5 v 1 3v1 1 & 4• Round 4 Round 9 4v2 2v6 2&5 9v1 1v4 6 v 3 4v5 3&6 8v2 2v3

EIGHT TEAM COMPETITION 7v3 11 v 5

Round 1 Round 4 Round 7 6v4 10 v 6

1 v 8 5v1 1 v 2 12 v 5 9v7

2 v 7 4v2 7v3 10v11 8 v 12

3v6 8v3 6v4 Round 5 Round 10 Pairs 4v5 6v7 8v5 1 v 8 3v1 1 & 7•

Round 2 Round 5 2v7 2v12 2 & 12

7 v 1 1v4 3v6 4v11 4&9

6v2 2v3 4v5 5v10 5 & 10

5v3 6v8 11 v 9 6v9 3&8

8v4 7v5 10v12 7v8 6 & 11

Round 3 Round 6 Pairs FOURTEEN TEAM COMPETITION

1v6 3v1 1 & 5• Round 1 Round 5 Round 9 Round 13

2v5 2v8 2&8 1 v 14 1 v 10 1 v 6 1 v 2

r 3v4 4v7 3&6 2 v 13 2v9 2v5 13 v 3 7v8 5v6 4&7 3v12 3v8 3v4 12 v 4

TEN TEAM COMPETITION 4v11 4v7 13 v 7 11 v 5 5v10 5v6 12 v 8 10v6

Round 1 Round 6 6v9 13 v 11 11 v 9 9v7 1 v 10 5v1 7v8 12v14 14 v 10 14 v 8 2v9 4v2 3v8 3 v10 Round 2 Round 6 Round 10

4v7 6v9 13 v 1 9v1 5 v 1

5v6 7v8 12 v 2 8v2 4v2

Round 2 Round 7 11 v 3 7v3 3 v 14 10 v 4 6v4 6 v 13

9v1 1v4 9v5 14 v 5 7 v 12 8v2 2v3 8v6 10v13 8v11 7v3 9v5 14 v 7 11 v 12 9 v 10 6v4 8v6 10 v 5 10 v 7 Round 3 Round 7 Round 11

Round 3 Round 8 1 v 12 1 v 8 1 v 4 2 v 11 2v7 2v3

1v8 3v1 3 v 10 3v6 13 v 5 2v7 2v10 4v9 4v5 12 v 6 3v6 4v9 5v8 13 v 9 11 v 7 4v5 5v8 6v7 12 v 10 10 v 8 9 v 10 6v7 13v14 14 v 11 14 v 9 Round 4 Round 9 Round 4 Round 8 Round 12 Pairs 7 v 1 1 v 2 11 v 1 7v1 3v1 1 & 8* 6v2 9v3 10 v 2 6v2 2 v 14 2&9 5v3 8v4 9v3 5v3 4v13 3 & 10 10 v 4 7v5 8v4 4v14 5v12 4 & 11 8v9 10 v 6 7v5 8v13 6v11 5 & 14 Round 5 Pairs 14 v 6 9 v 12 7v10 6 & 12 1v6 1&6 12 v 13 10v11 8v9 7 & 13 2v5 2&7 3v4 3&8 9v7 4 & 10 10 v 8 5&9

TWELVE TEAM COMPETITION ANDETHOMES Round 1 Round 6 Round 11 1 v 12 7v1 1 v 2

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1989 GAME-BY-GAME COACHES STATISTICS

CLUB ............ GRADE ........... . COACH ........... .

DATE OPPONENT VENUE 1st Qt. 2nd Qt. 3rd Qt. Final Remarks

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-

OUARTER FINALS, SEMI FINALS, FINALS, GRAND FINALS

POISITION IN COMPETITION: PHONE: PHONE:

BEST & FAIREST PHONE: PHONE:

MOST IMPROVED: PHONE: PHONE:

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AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL GROUNDS IN SYDNEY by LOCATION

AVAILABLEFOR BOOKING CONTACT MAP REF. SUBURB GROUND ADDRESS SCHOOLMATCHES CONTACT FOR KEYS UBDGREG. Alexandria Erskinville Mitchell Road Yes W~ne Clark Wayne Clark Map 169106 (Greg.)

Oval Alexandria Sy neyCityCouncil Map 9E10(UBD) 26S9440

Ambarvale Rosemeadow Dickens Road Yes Campbelltown Alan Farlow Map2706E(Gre6.) (Macarthur Oval Ambarvale Council 0462SJOJJ Map 108 K1 (UB I Tigers/Campbelltowr. Mar~aret Bruce or Robyn Harper Colligians)nrFO 046 01S10 ext 666 046266408

Ashbury Wagener Oval Whitfield Avenue Yes Russell Lockett Russell Lockett Map 167120 (Greg.) (Western Suburbs FC) Ashbury 7970347 Map8JE7(UBD)

Auburn Mona Park CnrMona& Yes David Marks David Marks Map 16J 15J (Greg.) (Auburn Jnr FC) Chisholm Roads 6464222 Map6JH1 (UBD)

Bargo Bargo Showgrounds Yes Gary Raisin Gary Raisin NIA (Wollondilly Jnr FCI 0468414721hl

026472m(w)

Baulkham Masonic School Seven Hills Road Yes Bill Mcleod Bill Mcleod Map 118 2A (Greg.I Hills Oval Baulkham Hills 6396029(h) Map J6 l8(U8Di (8aulkham Hills 6230234(w) JnrFCi

Belrose lional Watts Blackbutts Road, Yes Warrin~ah Shire Davidson H~h Map8113D (Greg.) (Forest Reserve Belrose Counci School (Lyn sey Map JO HJ (U8D)

Camden Kirkham Park Cnr Camden Valley Yes Camden Council Carol Ann Watts Map 2S79G (Gre~.) (Camden FC/Jnr FC) Way & Hidler Street Denise Holt 046 25 2131(w) Map 107 E6 (UBD

Camden 046669221 046552306ihl

Campbelltown Gilcrest Gilchrist Drive Yes Jan Mclaughlin Jan Mclaughlin Map26011C (Greg.I (Campbelltown Oval Campbelltown 046266430ih) Map 10B B1 (UBD) Swans Jnr FCI 026009712(w)

Caringbah Gwawley Park CnrTarenPoint& Yes KenArthurson KenArthurson Map23210B(Grer-) (Cronulla South Box Roads, (Ground Keeper) Map 102 B7 (UBD JnrFC) Caringbah 5246915 at ground

Cranebrook GreyGums Grey Gums Road Yes Adrian Hunt Adrian Hunt Map 1094B (Gre~) (Penrith Road Reserve Mt Pleasant, 047 36186S(h) Map J2A M9 (UB I JnrFC) Cranebrook 047314011(w)

Crows Nest Gore Hill Oval Pacific Highway Yes Peter Wicking Peter Wicking Map 1251JC(Greg.I (North Shore FC) Crows Nest 412JJJJ Map57G2UBDI

Curl Curl 1

John Fisher Gritton Road Yes Leigh Adam! Leigh Adams Map1054K(Gre~.) (Seaforth Park Curl Curl 2301801(w) Map 32 NJ IUBD YouthJnr (Adam St. Reserve) 91374S1(hl FCI

Drummo~ne Drummoyne Oval BayswaterStreet, Yes Leichhardt Simon Kelly Map 14S (Greg-1 (Balmain Ci Orummoyne Council 8S822001wl Map66CJ(U DI

S604100 7122874(h)

Glebe Jubilee Oval Federal Road No Leichhardt Noreen Welfare Map 169 2B (Greg.) (GlebeJnrF.C.i Glebe Council 66014851hl Map 8 Dl (UBDI

Gr~tanes (Ho royd Parramatta)

Gipps Rd Oval GippsRoad Yes Greystanes

Terry Kennedy 63349S1(hl 2307175 (w)

Terry Kennedy Map 1602H (Greg.) Map60J71UBDI

Harbord Weldon Oval Park Street Yes Leigh Adams Leigh Adams Map 1054) (Greg.) (Manly Jnr FCI Harbord 2301801(wl Map4JN2(UBD

91374S1ihl

Harbord Weldon Reserve Stirtes Street, No Leigh Adams Leigh Adams Map1054J(Grij-1 (ManlyWarringah FCI Har ord 2301801 (w) MapJ2N2(U8 I

91374S1 (h)

Heathcote Heathcote Oval Far end of Yes RegDou~as Reg Douglas Map25210H (Greg.I (Heathcote/Engadine Wilson Parade, S20610S I "1ap11SK71UBDI JnrFCI Heathcote

Hobartville Tamplin Field Cnr Laurence & Yes ~awkesbury Shire Hawkesbury Map436E(Greg.) (Hawkesbury FC) Powell Streeet1 Council Council Map109BKJ

Richmond E~neers Dept. I 177 4822

lngleburn Memorial Oval Louise Avenue Yes Campbelltown Brian Sparks Map 22312J(Greli.) llnglebum Jnr FC) lngleburn Council 0260561911 Map 10SC D1 IU DI

Margaret Bruce 046201510ext666

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AVAIWLHOR B()()l(ING CONTACT MAPRlf. SUBURB GROUND ADDRESS SCHOOi.MATCHES CONTACT FOUEYS UBDGIEG.

Kellyville A.P.I. Mungerie Road Yes Terry Condon TerryCondon Map7210B(Greg.) (Baulkham Country Club Kellyville 6292222 Map 24 E4 (UBD) Hills FC) Lane Cove Riverview Oval Stl~natius ltisa Not Available Map 124A15(Greg.) (Riverview College) Co ege School Map56J4(UBDJ

Riverview Street, lane Cove

Lalor Park Ashley Brown Northcott Road Yes Map1166H 1Gref.1 (Seven·Oval Lalor Park Map35NB(UBD Hills Jnr FC)

littleB1i littleB~ Anzac Parade No University Sports Trevor Hill Map 214 F4(Gref .) (Uni.NW Sports mplex Association Map74K21UBD FC) Trevor Hill

6974880

luddenham Sales Park Roots Avenue Yes Alan Stewart Alan Stewart Map 17513f (Gre~.) (Penrith FC) Luddenham 047214214 MapB5AC7(UBD

Mac~uarie Edelsten Oval 416 Fields Road Yes Jim Little Jim Little Map22413D iGreB.1 Fields Macquarie Fields 046669436(h) Camp Seniors Map105CD5(UB I (Macquarie Fields (opposite swimming 02"°12411 (w) Jnr FC/Campbelltown FC) pool

Menai MenaiOval Menai Road, Yes Helmet Barlage No dressing Map22812H (Greg.) IBanEor Tigers Menai 5432228 rooms Map100D5(UBD) JnrF I Milperra Institute Oval McArthur College Yes TerryWells June Orton Map 207 3F (Greg.I IBankstown Green Jnr FCI Cnr Ashford & m3811 mms Map 8918 (UBDI

Milperra

Minto Sarah Redfern Cnr Pembroke Road Yes Campbelltown Council Map 243 9G (Greg.I (Minto Oval & Durham Street Margaret Bruce Map106FB(UBDI HawksJnrFC) Minto 046201510ext666

Mona Vale PittwaterHigh Mona Road Yes Pittwater High Pittwater High Map2414B (Greg.I (Pittwater School Oval Pittwater Map20K2 (UBD) JnrFC)

Moore Park Moore Park Sth Dowling& Yes Wayne Clark Wayne Clark Map1111J)Greg.) Cleveland Streets SydneyCityCouncil Map4 l2 (UBD)

Moorebank YulongOval AnzacAvenue Yes Barry Sinclair Barry Sinclair Map 20612F (Greg.) (Holdsworthy Jnr FC) Moorebank 6111757(h) Map95AD2(UBO))

6002511 (w)

NorthRyde Talavera Road, Yes Ivan Blythe Ivan Blythe Map 100120 (Greg.I (Macquarie Unit FC) Macquarie Uni. 2335311(bl Mapl9F10(UBDI

BB3360(h)

NorthRyde E.L.S. Hall Kent Road, Yes Alan Knowers Alan Knowers Map1224E1Greg.) (Macquarie Park NorthRyde 8080481 Map40M1(UBDI JnrfC)

Paddington Trumper Park Glenmore Road Possibly Woollahra Mark Gough Map 14816K(Greg.I (East Sydney FC) Paddington Council 336225(b) Map4C91UBD)

Engineers Dept.

~-~~:nantHills 3260222

Pennant Hills ritannia Avenue Yes Hornsby Council Map9B5L(Greg.) (HillsFC& Par¥ Pennant Hills Engineers Dept. Map260101UBD) Pennant Hills Jn Ci

Penshurst OldsPark2 Forest Road, Yes Trevor T rounsen Trevor T rounsen Map2106((Greg.) (PenshurstJnrfC) Mortdale 6988666(h) Map91 M101UBD)

Penshurst Olds Park 1 Forrest Road Yes Neville Shaw Neville Shaw Map2106C(Greg.I (St George FC) Mort dale 533S158 Map91 M101UBD)

• PrincesHgy. Lincoln Field 112 mile south of Yes Rod Vile Rod Vile Map2485B(Greg.) (Miranda/St Pats/ Sutherland on 5255436(h) Map 101 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) Ramsgate 5993005 Map99 C7 IUBD)

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AVAllABLEFOR BOOKING SUBURB GROUND ADDRESS SCHOOL MATCHES CONTACT

Richmond Ben sons lane Bensons Lane (Hawkesbury Oval Richmond JnrFO

Stives Acron Oval Acron Road (St Ives Jnr FC) St Ives

Stives St Ives Mona Vale Road (St lvesFC) Showgrounds Stives

Sefton Jenson Dval Clapham Road, (Bankstown Sports FC) Sefton

Smithfield Brennan Park Cnr Brennan & (Fairlield Jnr FC) Burke Roads,

Smithfield

Sydney University FC No.10val Sydney University

Taren Point Gwawley Park Cnr Taren Point & (Sutherland FO Box Roads, Cronulla Jnr F() Taren Point

Thornleigh Headen Park Sinclair Avenue (Westbrook Jnr FC) (off Duffy Avenue)

Thornleigh

Undercliffe Beaman Park Flinders Road (Croydon Park Jnr FCI Undercliffe

Warwick Farm Rosedale Oval Scrivner Street, (Liverpool FCI Waiwick Farm

Whalan Whalan Reserve OebrincatAvenue, (Blacktown AFC) Whalan

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CONTACT MAP REF. FOR KEYS UBDGREG.

Map432H (Greg.) Map 109B F4 iUBDI

MrsMcCurn Map8010B(Greg.) Map29E41UBD)

MrsMcCurn Map802C(Greg.) Map1SMSIUBD)

Terry Wells Map 16312L (Greg.) Jenny Hancock Map81El(UBDI 771 3065

Les Ross Map 1608K (Greg.I 6046159 Map600101UBD)

Roy Pearson Map911H (Greg.I 6603877 Map8L6(UBD)

Ken Arthurson Map23210B (Greg.) Map 102 87 IUBD)

Hornsby Map7614J(Greg.) Council Map2oJ9(UBDI

M.G. Kirby Map1903A(Greg.) Map84KJIUBDI

Greglubbs Map16112H (Greg.) 6105108 Map88ES(U8D)

Map 11290 (Greg.) Map41D4IUBDI