November 28, 1980DoSlnbuled Iluoughoul all RAN shlp. or.d e,'obl"lunenr.ond to $erVIng personnel wt.,,'e_ tt.fy mcy be.

n.. Ob.trH' CIOn lubmorlne HMAS OXlEY - "$ttM' 01" or:l'It;M" Ai Ittg tit. twe.m "Novy W....•• in /frh",... _;. pkhIr.d by NAVY ""bileltellzt>tlM photog,.",.,.., MAL LANCASTfIl (Uling_ F2 Nilcon wifIo o.:JOO ..... '-") cvtfing It.,. WO)' ttlnwgh ".. _Nn otffl.lfrhbolYlt.,.,.,.. tMwequi",...", , ....tly IittH-._ ofH IMI. the ominow tN.-look bowW.,.,-moIr•• OXlEY_ 0''''' noonpo"'" 'ubmao m.. in tIte worldond __ 0' Au"ro/kJ', mOl'powem../~.WItIt ",. $'" million ,..#it, OXLEY;' tit. 'h' of tiN HA VY', ,111 06.I'0I'l Cklu luIM..-Inft hI'"eqcJipped with new._on find (I dlgitGl IIrw-controiGMI dota-proc...1ng.1"""" TIt. wllI ....t:Ib,."-to ",. ".. US Mk ... Iong-NHtg• • fo. g,,~homing~. and Jot." HGipocHt antl.ship m,..llft.

OXUY, mong wi", two lending uolt Itfiwy, IJAtlKPAPAN ond IUlUNEI, opMI to"" puIIlk f<w what Naval oHk1QI. UJHI_ tIr. flnt.NA VY Dol' MIdInlfrh&an..~HA VY Day~,.._ diving dI.ploy. by NA VYIttn.",. <1;"'..... rumal1cmnlI 'J(hibHlon, NA VYIHIndp.rlonn­OM" lHI<I rKr1IiHng <ll.ploy••

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AS Higgins is serving atIlMAS ALBATROSS.

Able seaman Wright is CUT·rently embarked with HS 817Squadron in HMAS MEL·BOURNE.

His award was accepted bya representative and ror­warded to him.

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Two NAVY Artificers have received. awardsfrom the Apprenticeship Week Committee ofNSW.

It was warm wishes and tasty typewriterfor Ann McLeod - formerly Ormsby - who wasthe latest "piece ofNaval Material" to go to theRAAF.

....1IlI, ste_secreury to RCM .... dm/rlil If'. J. ROll/'~e. ClHei ttlN:n'a/ Material at Russell Offkes C.l.bben'a, ....as mvrltd e:vlJertbls motlfh to Flight UNtenant Dn1d MeLe«f - JI helkt1p(er p/lDlIf'ffh No S SqllM!roll Jlt R ........... F. Fa1rbaim IJJ CJI1zbI!n2.~ NJlI'1l1 Mllterlw DMsJoo Is responsible tor the IntroductJOII

IJJto servke oIl1ew equJpmeIJt. IJJeIIldlDg m.illY so/tWHC Ifems.Tbe ...um wiSheS tor .....u comes from MDM Rllllrte .I.bd

the $f;I/f M R_O. lI'bYe fhe rtity tJPellTifer waf the deJlcfofudesign ...riolStli/fOfficer1IJttVtlted I.4g/$ticSlIpporf, LCDR &bDJlY1es, lhe lonner Supply Officer 01 the good S1I1p DERWENT.

RtsJdeIJt CordlHJ HIe- Chef Jlt Rfl$SeO - , eM'"8 IJ'r.l.b ConO'Do01leii produced the ellke.

For ....JUI. the cJlte JlIJD"'ed ber fO eat her words ...ltbollfembarTassmeDt.

PktlUed Is tIJlIt bel1Ig pnseDfed wJU! the "7)pellTifer cue" byCfr/d 01 NJI'I'w Materlw Rur .....dmlntl IF. J. 1WIItte Jlt RlIsseHOfI1ces ftJ CJI!tben1I.

Able Seaman PatrickWright won the award for theLeading Ground Engineer(Airframes & Engines).

Able seaman Ellis IIigginswon the award for theLeading Radio FitterlMechanic.

Sailors gain "civvy"apprenticeship awards

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During this ordeal,Anthony McLeod actedwithout any con­sideration for the per-

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DEPARTMENT OF DEFENCEThls Deportme<\t in"Tes applica~anl from SI.O'tably q,.cMiedpeople foc a vacancy 01 2nd Army Quality Assurance lIN1,.,,-Ih;n me Lagisnc Command, ConccW-d.

The succeuful applicanl will be required ta control staff en·gaged in quality ass....ance adi"';~es associaTed with fe-r-rousand non·ferrovs melal componenll and assemblies used in !hemanufacture of empty ammuni~ons. EvoluOle me effe<:­~v_ss of COOlroctor1 quality conlrollysTems and negorioTecocre'Clive adian. Perform irwel~garianl into defecll revaaledduring produc:rion. Mojntain re<:ords and prepare reparll and

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To be eligible For pennonenl appoinnnenl, oppliconll must beAuotrolion <:inzer'll oc 8ri~sh subjecrs _th permanenl resi­dence stalUS in Australia.

Regional Secretary,Department of Defence,PO Box 706DARLINGHURST, NSW, 2010,within 2 weeki

Applica~ons,quoring Posirion No 269 should be f()r'<,OQrded-,

Paying a flying visitto the UlJlted KllJg­dom recently wasLieutenant John Sie­bert of the Royal Aus­tral/an Navy.

Jobn, who Is 3:, comesfrom Pasadena, Adelaide,Iud Is at present on IJnexcbaJIge posting with theUnJted States MariJJe Corpswhere he Is flying RoJJs­Royce PeG:iUus·poweredAV-8A.s (Harriers).

He Js seen pictured atRolfs-Royce's Bristolfad/Jty, where Pegasus m­Kines are built, durinG acourtesy visJt by a detaCh-

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An Able Seaman, who figured in the dramatic rescue of a youth at TheGap atSydney's Watsons Bay, has been awarded a bronze medal for bravery bythe Royal Humane Society.

He is AS JohnMcLeod, (pictureright) of HMASALBATROSS, who re­ceived his award atSydney Town Hall fromthe Governor of NSW,Sir Roden Cutler.

At about 10 pm onAugust 21, 1979, ABMcLeod had beenwalking past the Gap,at Watsons Bay.

He became awarethat a young man wason the edge ofthe cliff.

McLeod initiallyconversed with thedistressed youth forhalf an hour prior to thearrival of Police.

Having warned hisrescuers that he wouldjump if they came anycloser, the youth sud­denly slipped and fell,centimetres from theedge.

McLeod dived to savethe youth.

After a struggle hemanaged to pUll himfrom the edge anddragged him over the

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CHURCHILL FELLOWSHIPS FOR

OVERSEAS STUDY IN 1982

CLOSING-DATE OF 28th FEBRUARY 1981

S......i..." penon..." ..... wi... to pose a ~ _ aspe<ific: aond'rtion of ..-rice .,.e:t. for in this cal-li ......... ar. iIIvi.... to fwwClNl their "",..lion to: TIl. Editor."Nervy News". f'O lox 706. DAIlUNGHUtST. NSW. 2010.TIl. Editor hoi .... right to ..;.et uMviktbloe Wi' rand.nte•....d Ihcrt whidl is prill .... wi! ftOt dildoM .... ideollity of ....inquire<.

REMOVAL EFFECTSQUESTION: If I am eligible for a full re­moval, what am I entitled. to remove?ANSWER: GenernUy, you may remove au 'nornwl' itemsof household furniture and effects. Lawn lockersltoolsheds can be included in yow inventory providing that youdismantle and pack the items, and each item is capable ofbeing carried by two men.

Items which are not classed as 'nonnal' lwusehold ef­fects include such items as fowls and other livestock, liveplants, shrubs, trees. sleepouts, garages and carports.

Recently, the range of effects that you may have re­moved at public upense has been ertended !O include thefoUowing:(A). Trail-bOres and mini-/1ikes, providing /hat:

I. they are packed and crated by you, the owner,2. they are drained Of au oil and petro~

3. they can be carried by two men, and4. you arrange private insuTQ7ICe cover. (Commonwealthindemnity wiU not be provided against loss or damaae.)

(8). Car top boats. canoes, kayaks and similar water craft.(which are indemnified by the Comnwnwealth) pro­viding that:I. the ma:mnum mass does not exceed 5J k{1, and2. the manmum length does not exceed 5.7 metres.

NOTE: Trailer carried craft are not acceptable itemsunder- this provision. For trailer carried craft the provi·sions of ABR5020 (NP1), articles 1IJ7 and I31g apply.

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Sydney's bout ofbotNoyember weatber bas drawn tbebelJesudlrlJ eaelres... and U-year-old Sharon Beeten proyed a sbapdr_utJed for

photograpber Rolt lredale..

"I didn't even see it.

"BIRoIES" BArrLEo BIG BUSHFIRES

"It was pretty solid ... itpushed me back on me feeL

"I surfaced and 1 knewthere was something wro~.

"I looked down and therewas blood streaming from myshoulder.

"It's always the one youcan't see that gels you."

AB Bohan, who !las been adiver in the NAVY for just 12months, is not wary of return­ing to his duty which canbring him in daily contactwith sharks.

The area is famous for iLscrayfISh grounds.

Lancelin is also the Navalfiring range - the same as theeast CQast's Beecroft Range,

LS McGrath and ABsBohan and Papp are mem­bers of Clearance DivingTeam 4, which was under­taking demolition training atthe ranfi:e.

Our COlTeSJlDndent takes up A beadquarten; and communi·the story: cations link was set upto monitor

Two searing bushf1res, the teams and their~ 1bI!combined with gale fllrt:e wind:I NAVY was Involved in back·caused a statenf emergilncyto be burning and fire cllntroldeclared in the Imlay and Mum- llperatillns. 'I'he civilianbIllla shires, lln the South COast of rontroUers had only praise fllr theNSW. sailors who pitcbl!d in with a will;

Tile largest fire was burning lor some il was their first fire.llOuth llf Eden 011 the western side flghtlng experienal.of the Princes Higbway, ap- Duetotheshortnlltic:egivenfllrptllximalely hallway between Ihe operation the detachmentNllI'T1lbarba and Tlmbiillca. depillyed with llnly limited

In answerto a request received facilities. Though the weatherfll!" emergency asststance, per- was cold during the night walchessonnel fTllm tlte Air 'I'ralnlng morale was always hlgb becaU!ll!Departmenillf NAS NOWRA therewasaclearjllbtobedone.were directed to form a lire The deployment enabled thefigbtlngdetachment.Alotalofll2 young men til display theirpeTSllnnel fllrmed the delach· WLlaUve and leadership qualities.ment, beaded by LeDR Hibbett Behavillur was exemplaryand LEUT TllmJtinson. thrlluglwut and the manner in

The detachment was which members perfllrmed as· AMP SOCIETYtransported til Merimbula by signed tasIts, volunteered for ad· • • •RAAF Hercules, and wasboused dltinnaldutiesanddisplayedleam Lenl 26, Bondi Judi" Plazain a Forestry Llldge. spirit, was in the highe!l. \radi- 500 0xf0nI Street, IOfIIM JUMcnOi

Three learns Wilre formed III tlons llf the servt<:e.wort. in conjunction with wildlife. The detachment returned to PIIOtII 38. 4299forestry and Wllmboyn Fire Bri· NAS NOWRA lilt" a well-earned '- _gade pl!1MltJle11n Ulree shift!. rest,havingcompletedtheirtaslt. ..

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A NAVY diver, mauled by a shark while surfing at Laneelin - some 190kms north of Perth - received some 50 stitches in his wounds.

He is Able Seaman Wayne McGrath and ABeDGlen Robert Bohan, 26, Bill Papp) and we went in forof Safety Bay (near a swim after baving a run"MAS STIRLING), a1ongthebeach.

"We waded out OD aW.A.. sandbank into water about

He Is in a satisfactory con· chest deep.diUon after a RAAF rescuehelicopter flew rum to Perth "I made a dive into thefor emergency trealmen1. white water of a wave which

The helicopter landed in a had just broken.city car park and AS Bohan "Then it hit me.was transferred to RoyalPerth Hospital by ambulance.

AS Bohan told bow, afterbeing struck by the shark, aDNovember 18: "It's amazinghow fast you can move whenyou have to."

He rushed about 60 metresto the shore.

His blood coloured thewater.

The shark, which be did not "Tbesharkjuslcame outotsee, grabbed him by the right nowhere.shoulder.

He suffered deep puncturewounds across his chest andcuts and slashes on his back..

The most serious wound,requiring 50 stitches, extend­ed over his right shoulderfrom a point on his chestmuscle.

He told reporters: "I waswith two NAVY mates I.SCD

AB Bohan - after 50 stitches were inserted in wounds. (Pic­ture by courtesy of "West AustTalian Newspapers Ltd.")

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• I ndi"la Fleet 8aad pafwm­.lIKe III the Pope', SwnmeI" Pal­ace at Cutel GllIldoIfo before atotal.~ of 4000.

• Post.lngs .IS Band orficel", EastAIlSlralla Art. Band, /lOW theNaVll1SupportCOmmand Band.

• Officer-Ill-Charge of IheCombi nect servtcIs Band f..theopenincofthe Pu~cc.ference G__ .. Canberra.

In lUI lime be hu ..~tUIed an~~bIterest.pb.Jia&: iqiteRalative~If!IDI.~and~.

HIS NAVY C.II'ft'r iII_cappodby his .ppolltmeat as RAN0irtc:I«of ..... 11lIt flr1t u-boyml&'iiciaa III .dlleve Ulls.

Lintn.ant F.tnU, hilII wileMuille, fo..-merly from Bays­wat«•• Perth suhurtI. and hb.-.and daught...., live atM~iJl Vic:toria wh&... Ills~tereit5 spilllM!l todlltlet with theRIlt.aI')' CIIIb of ..omlngtoIl.

A NAVY offieu, whose love of mus1c began at the age of DIne, has risenfrom Boy Musician to become the Servic::e's top musician - the Royal Aus­tralian Navy'S Director of Music.

He'sUeul.e!IanI.BillFalTdl On thai voyace, HMAS(pictured) wbo, on November SYDNEY OrnuI:l.aa.Vipr.ed the17. took over lhe top musk':al ...ld duriq wtlkh _ of tbI!post. at lhe NAVY-S SdlooI. of b'ctJigHa was a bIllIId peo:fo.....Music based at 1M shore aI1te at the 1'ol:Io'uk War (;('me.

establishmelll, HMAS CER. ~, ...me" mil" ollt ill the

BEBUS . v'..._""- I.ibyaII desert .. ApriI2:S, 1m.,m "'1.Ul.... He tnlIa:fert1!d 10 HMAS AUS-

Yor LEUT Yarren tbI! post as TRAUA wIleD HMAS SYDNEYRAN Dlrector of MtIlIic call'J a saiJtd for Korean service ill Sep­"love affair" with mllSlc: whlcb l.ember 11153 aDd toot part iJl!.bebeganattMqeofniDewbenhe 11$3/54 Royal Tour In HIrfASstarted Initial muslea1 trai.ning AUSTRALIA and HMAS VEN.witbtheAdt'I&ldeDnunandFife CF.ANCE,flreweWngtheQueen ~ /Band and the Mitcham Primary at Cocos 15laDd on board tbf! SSSdIool. band. conUC.

AtqelOheWftllontolf!amtbf! Tbea followed shore dIlly.tF'rflIdl HOI"Il md piano al tbI! H"AS CERBERUS Ill. Vidorta.~'1cIe Con!or:rvatorium lIlld a playinll.t Ihe IIU Olympic:pnvall! If!adlf!r. Cames III ..~1If!l~ in

Prior 10 ;oiaiac tbl! NAVY lit HMAS ..ELBOURNE, lIlld tbI!was. membfr of the SolIth Au. Pft'l of Dnml M.jor for the IICtr.Uu hllior SympbolY Or. Eri4*e G_ ill Perth.chestn. ud Vllley H1Ch ~...~(): I Ora. lIl ...yt....wasp:.i ICedlo~ jomlQc the NAVY as Soy CIiIt'f Petty 0fIic:f!r .........." III

MIIIidlIl No I' WI AII5tnIlil my bK'ome the flnta·Boy"1I!Idaaltu, Lt.'UT Farrell bas alwap to adJieft t.bIIt n..at.aspired to become the Nav)". lie plM!JlI!.be Royal MIrine:IDiredor of Musk _ an ambItloa 8lnd.lna5ter'a CounIe and illi.he hu IlOW .dHved. IIie qua1i(1l!d both Ucentillte Royal

III the Inlervell.iJlg yearll b.b Academy of Ml.I$IC and AModa·various roln have takell Ilim tIonortheRoya1Co~llnh.l$<:,

'found lhe world wltIl NA VV receiving hI!I p-omotion to ActiJlghuds playing III a variety of Sub-Ueull!nanl in Mayor thateountries and conductlJlg. wMlie year.~ of bands. both mI1itary and Af\.er tome tlrnf! as oftlct'r-in·dvilian.. ~ of !.be ScbooI of.III. and

He hu ~Ildueted lU RAN • po.th" with IIMAS CER­Band:s, eombiIled NAVY ARMY BERUS Bud. he .. proaICIledand RAAY bllIds. till! sbn: Band~ Ia April'" and lilt«Ill" tbl! Royal MariDes.'tIll! Band of .. till! year became I'lHI Bandthe Irbb GIW'ds (1.NMlon), the 0Nker. • .buld Ill" tlll..~ GIlaI'ds. 'I1Ie am I' years Wft'e:~the Duke of Welliactoo.'s R.eci- IIpied to,:mental. Bud. the Band of the .PfodMc'W!li:cwcoeruand~of

Hq KWIC~ the Sri I ....11 Clitiobiutd FI!et BaIllb .. Tu-N.Y)' 8ud and vuiDl&s dviliu IIIlllIilI lIlld SoutIl AIISIrULand adIool blalb, as wdI all cbor- • ~ormIIOC Wlllo UlI! l::XPO 1tat~ -10 - .I few! Band in Os.ab., Japan..

LEUT Farrell'a "mulical • 'hIdni part in Uday tultJtit!l':Ivelil" bep.a iJl IISoS when he tour of Vietnam bueLwall selected to 10 to England OIlthe CoronatJoo CI"Ili!Ie ill HMAS • Fleet Blnel Otflc:er for IheSYDNEY .. a Musician 2nd 1m Silver Jubilee cruise toClass.. €ngla nd

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At normal fares, P&O value is outstanding because yourfare includes all Shipboard entertainment (there's Jots to doevery day and night) and all your shipboard meals, includingmorning ooffeeJ afternoon tea and supper.

But at these special rates, a P&Ocruise becomes the holidaybargain of 1981. Time is running shon, so book today throughyour P&O travel agent.

fly Free: For interstate passengers, fares include freereturn flights from Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, Canberraor Tasmania to Sydney to oonnect with the cruise.

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"Fares quoted ace minimum foreach cruise and includethe~ disrount.

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.... destroyer teJJder HMAS STALWART,under commJUHI 01 captain I. A. OllIaway, baSreturned "bome" to SydIJeyIdtera bfISydeploy­ment sappol'tillgsb/ps 111 tile IndIAn OCUJJ sIacelast JlI1y.

After Captm's Divis/oas iJl tile 311.1 ofBugal OIJ beT rein" voyage, tile dip'sp/IotognpllerdeddeIIt.tuellH: _vepkWeof /be _.." slJIp's __puy.

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""'"""'"V~ ...ill be floated C1\'U asuspended plalflll'Tlll.lld ..1JI thenbe mecbanically rlised until('(Implttely clur of the water.They ...1JI then be UUSfm-ed bynul fnlm the NYattd platform toetther undef"('(l\·er mamtelllJl<:ebl"rtllsoroutdoor tie do...'!t berths.

The fadbty ..1JI !Ia,·e tbt ClIp;1·bllity to doc:k I \·essel ..·ith adraugbl of up to 1"'-0~ at aDyUme and be c:apablt 01 ltttinf: orIowenng a \_1 up 75lI1.onne!I ata rate 01 360mm per nunute andIVIII be designed 10 wtth!l.a.nd theeffec:t of cyelon",

Bec:3l1.'ll! 01 the high tidal ra.ng:eand the possibility of!Ul'gesl.OOvetbt oormal tidal rqe 0ttIIIiniduring cydorlll':S, It i! uptn!Ive toprll\idt! a~ 1P''1IIi full cy.--SltCb a f.dbty wolild requirebreat"..aten to be ronsli1lcted toa height of l2.! metal abovedtI.rt datum to provide for nollI'fttopping.~ !hill i! IJl extreme con·

cbUon lhe b«akwlters w1ll becolUtruded to I bellbt of •.~metre! above chart dalum.

Cyclone protfCliollollhl! ~lrolc:nIft wi1I reqwre Ihl!lr removl.1from the ....ater vta tilt! vertica.llittfacility to dry la.nd berths sitllatedabove surge level.

Nlval vtS5tls involved in COI.StII....-Jo~

The~ ror the project wasu.ndert.ten by Depl.rtmeJIt 01HOII5lIIg and Con.suuI:UoIl So1llJlAIl$U:IliII.Illl. Nortbem Temt«yRtgKIrII.I 0I1kes. 1bI!; but ..ill/?­place UlSting lemporaryfl.dhtla \used by the NAVY alfo'rl.l1cn Bay, ..-lIlch would beu.na." 10 support the more elK­tronlcally 10pbiSliel.led Indla.rger fnma.allt CIas1.

1'h@bastewillpnl,il\toper1ltu!l!upport and maintenancefanllUes for up to six patrol boltsand other vessels LOc1ud1n1l: lur­vey, mine coWller·meawr" and1anduIlI: craft. The fanllly will pr0­vide eqllipment to maintain Vt..St:!.s betwten refits.

lbe ....barl ...ilI be ClIpable 01 Ie­('(Il1Ul'lOdatingm: vesseJs. bertbedl.lv'ff .breast. SrrvKn !!.Idt uIllitl eIectncI.I po...-er,~air, -l!n&'! out, oily ....15te IlIC­

uon, and dehlelllli will be1.\'I.iIa.bIt II lbl! bn'thInc potIIts.

nw ,·ertJcallitt wi1I('(I~ of• 4t·metn by 14-metre Irtl(­ilia," steel jUlform SlSpeDCledby \OVe ropes from ei&bl boisU III. IP\-.I of about IS metrelI Ibl",edlart datwn.

Thev~ lift fanlity will~mcwe patrol bolts. survey ~_lsand olher small !h.ipoo; for emtr·Il'ncy repair, regular maIn·

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Work began in Aprilthis year on tbe SI8.!million Darwin NavalBase which will includea vertical lift (acility toremove NAVY ships(rom the water Inemergencies.

John Ilolland (Con·struction.s) Pty Lid won thecontract an the project is dueto complete In August 1982.The contract includes generalsite excavation, the con­struction of two breakwatersto fonn an enclosed harbour,a patrol boat maintenanceshed Including workshop andstores complex.

1bI!; bue III set into the cliff atu.nue)'u Co>-e and • ~-.diHd

from the twtlour. All fadtibes~51~ I.bo',t the predicted Ir:\'ti. ofc:ydoDt 1lId~ storm~

Rodl takee from the w andfrom Ioca.l qllUT1eS 15 btm& U$I!dtor tbe brukwaten. Thebreakwltert, II ~t. eXll'IlIII3D melrH into the barbour. Therlllal length ""Ill be.eo mttml and100 metrK.

When ('(Impleted the fl.nlity willaccommodate the new fnmanlleellS! patrol "Doal! and otller

Work on the new Darwin Naval Base, arousing con­siderable local interest, is progressing well and is alreadytwo months ahead of schedule. Base Proiect Officer, LEurBRUCE SLOPER, sent the following report:

The RAN 'n'aining Squadron enter'S DanDtn, 1leaded by HMAS VAMPIRE with HMAS JERVIS BA Y j'oUowing. The Squadronwas ootrj/bwfI ~ the thre~ Dar1WI.ba$eQ' Trackers 018J6 Squadron..

oHbe-malch" for hiS non·stop play,

JERVIS BAY was the'·enue fortlle local ABC radios1alJon's bruklast programon f'riday IOOI'TUIlg.

A constant stream of per·sonnel of both ships were in­terviewed, culminating in avery animated and eloquentdiscussion withCMDR Keay.

The ships sailed from Dar·win on Saturday morning fol·lowing a very full lhree-<1ayvisit that saw about 4000Darwin people "welcomedaboard" - and wu indeed afitling highlight of "NavyWeek DaTVtill".

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Thursday morTlUlg saw thefleet entry to Darwin byIlMAS JERVIS BAY (Com­mander Keay) and IlMASVAMPIRE (CommanderTaylor) flanked by IIMASARDENT and IlMAS AS·SAIL. and o\'erflown by threeTrackers from 816 squadron.

The ABC television newsthat evening featuredexcellent film of the enlrycaptured from a friendlyRAAfo' Caribou.

Personnel of both stups en·}oyed a packed program of~

ceptlons, social and. sportingfuncti0n.5.

II ighlights included an om·aal cockla.iI party in HMASJERVIS BAY, rugged"uped" training for theMJdshipmen under-lraining Inthe Adelaide River region,JB'sSportsmen'S Club V\Sit toBerry Spnngs and a Rugbygame between a combinedRAN Slde and the NorthernTerritory Side.

Unfortunately, the gameproved a one-sided result forthe strong horne side, whichcontained many current andex·Brisbane grade players.

IIowever, VAMPIRE'sDennis Millswas voted "man·

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•A PLEASANT DUTY ... Some Jlft.lPle hour aU W luck! ForABWM Drove WWori andABF'CToMAshworth, batholHMASVAMPIRE, 1M highlight 01 thezT LUit lO Dar'wi!I came withescorl duties lor QttTactiw Brisbane enfei'lmner Kin;Adams. Kim, who was appearmg at !he Dar'wi!I Don Casino,ealkd in lO 1IQI.~ Qquick look ot'er VAMPIREdunng her Urtuday stopover in the~ ci4/. Dave and Tom ar~ seenher~with Kim beneath VAMPIRE's forward 4.SgtmmOiIiIL

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The photographs showed across-section of Naval activ­ities, but the cenlu of thedisplay - a model of the newDarwin Naval Base - gainedmosl attention.

Local media personalitiesfigured strongly In the week'sactivities. with 8DN's newsdirector, Coli Crone givingpicturesque descriptions ofDarwin from the air, livefrom HMAS Moresby's Bell206B t'M'ticopter.

AnoUler SON personality ­Doc Holid2y - took to the lUr

the "Navy" way, when bejoined one of 8U's Trackersfor a rouune patrol

"1be Doctor", spenl nearlyfive bours in the atreraft and.through "1m!" radio broad­casls throughout the morn­ing, gave Darwm people arare insight into the aCUvltiesof the Trackers.

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Your umf.K:tlOfl 's our urlsf.K:rlQ!l ind IhillS~r,mM1 v.flen II'!' indiViduilly hind-cr,flyour tfI9¥~m 11"9 ro your 0 ..... MI$O~ ras/t.

r~tidvintigl! of~~arl(Jlll oft.Dtf~ind dl!CI/SS your IdtIS WIth i

ttwtlltt - 1101 i YIrsman.Ask 10 $lit our !uw t~Mt_ strtcflOO o(1Jt'IIlJIJt!~'-~. tttmlry I'IdiIIt't1d'!19~Re"'Mefllflg 01 your old "fI{J i lDIClJIhry

Qltfllor wl«bon:Mon.to fn. l.lJ 1.111. - 5 p.1II.

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Serving OHlCers, WO'1, CPO'1, PO's and Plisl Membeis of theManne Eng'neel'lng and We<lPO"S Electrical Enll,neerlilli: Branchesare corc!lally Inv,ted to attend the annual ...-unIOn to be held atthe WO's and CPO's Mess, HMAS KlJTTABUl, 1730 hrs, on 19December, 1980. .Tockets (S8 inclUSive) .re now aVailable hom WOMTP K.SMdlorth, 3593149 (rHQ); WOETP H. BlaI:!, 3593127 (Fl-IQ):WOMTP J. Mlourous, 3593596 (rHQ): and CPO B. Spry,3593866 (COOOCK),

MARINE ENGINEERING AND WEAPONSELECTRICAL ENGINEERING REUNION

"The NAVY needs to be seen by the community - andas part of the community," commented ALD Don Dale, Dar­win's Deputy Lord Mayor.

ALD Dale wasspeaking after the pres­entation of Darwincrests to the Com­manding Orticers of"MAS JERVIS BAYand HMAS VA~1PIRE,

at a Civic Reception.ALD Dale .....ent on to say:

"With the expansion and con·struction of the Darwln NavalBase, and possible upgradingof Air Force activities uphere. Darwin will become amuch more Services-orien·uted dty and, for that rea­son. It lS unporunt that .....ehave such Uungs as NAVYWEEK."

NOCNA CAPT R.McKen2ie described "NAVYWEEK DARWIN" as a suc­cessful operallon in publicawareness.

The week began with aphotographic dh.-pLay in theANZ Bank ill Darwin's Smith5t Mall.

Local radIopt.i:Jonaluy "Doc HtXidafI r«eweda "front seat"tuIO 01 a patrOl btl orM' oISHi's Tracten pi10led btl SBLT

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stories of NA VY Interest.HMAS BRISBANE speDtthe important day at SeJI in the Pacific Ocean - but the customary

sweep was In popular demand.SBLT SteJ'e Cooper drew tlt"O of the 44 horses from a tolal of 3lJO tickets at St each.He took out FIRST AND SECOND - and SZ5I prizemoney."That's what )·ou call backing a 7,1JIJI-l(H)ne Shol," added one sailor.Meanwhile, at KUTfABUL, the WARDROOM invited the staff to join their sM'eep - and the

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Last news/eller fromCanberra started thus- "They always do asthey please. Orders arenot for them - at least Inever knew one whoobe)·ed. NELSON In theTHESEUS, June ZI,t717, to St Vincent reogarding women afloat.

Never knew Adllllnl Nelsonwas an yep abo, bullet'unal)'$!!IusSUtemenl. "They alwa)'ldo asthey please" - 10 do men!! Talkabout the pol eall1n& the kettleblack..u fOt' \.be nert !ltntenee. itaU ckopelllill on \.be IllluatJon. II alady gel$ t.old \.0 get dTa8e4 \.0 go10 \.Own tor \.be pul'llOfII! of beinabougbt I new OUtfll, she wouJdnalunlly~, but If sbe ""aI \.Ok!she was be1Dc lloliihIl tur, Ot' Idilmond. or III tIC tiC••helllImla1Iy aIIli SlIddettIy beeomestxtnmely obe<lienL

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2J Fal.lS Sun.27 Expanse.

4 Wood.S Wriucn accusation.6 Defeats.8 Period.9 Time.

11 Husk.12 Support.14 Physician'selienl.17 Cunning.18 MO\"cofTcourse.20 Wounds.21 Black and blue.2J Mar.24 Plagues.26 Song.27Suppon.28 Skill.29 Bask.31 Catch.32 Apply.

0QWNJ Evade.2 Knock.J COUntry.

....4 Enlarged.5 Peel.6 Layer.7 Rubbish.8 Actuating spirit.

10 Twitch.J4 Name.16 Cheer on.17 Obtain.18 Courl.19 Outwit.20 Wral,JS up.21 ReceJverofmoney22 Long hair.2J Bird.25 Cenlral.21 ('nn~lJmed.

DOWNI Representation.2 Important.J Goddess.4 Lash.5 Vehicle.6 filament.

7 Measures.8 Slopjn~ letter.

10 OffenSIVely self·complacent.

14 Make silent.16 Fields.17 Likeness of a person.18 Coin.19 Ready.20 Malerial.21 Tiny.22 Tramp.

THE HARD WAYACROSS

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I VCfKofasong.2 Rcprodueti,-c body.J 8rOI~r. (It.)

7 Bec:ome narro....er.10 Church feature.IJ Morbid fear of crossing

open spaces.15 Name.16St3lcofobligalion.17 Enclosure.J9 Another name.12 Tree.25 Struggle.28 Recess.JO Enterprising.JJ Colour.J4 Allot stingily.

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11 Gem.12 Retreat.13 Opposile 10 zenilh.15 Toy.16 Mass.17 Lair.18 Existed.19 Document.20 In favour.22 Faslens by cable.24 Firsl.26 Ab~nt.

28 Defend with success.29 Yields.30 Joinl.

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THE EASY WAY

I Bird.5 Arab chief.9 DeleSlable scoundrel.

II Brokerate.12 Make defenceless.IJ Obtained from beet.15 Hastened.16 Type of pottery.17 Incite.18 Dry. of \Po·ines. (Fr.)19 Prevalent.20 PUlurage.22 Animals.24 Confinement.26 Ri\·er.28 Intermediary.29 Supporting struclure.30 Ab~e.

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The NAVY Bowling Clubwas bo5t for the third andrmal Tri-Service game fOf"tbe year at Bulli BowlingClub on excellently-""'""" ....~

There were a couple ofvery cJose games butNAVYmanaged to win overallwith 90 from ARMY 80and Rt\A F 75.

The standard of bowlswithin the SERVICES is be­coming stronger each yearas the results of the inter­Service and Tri·Servicegames this year haveindicated."Il is hoped the same

standard and successachieved this year can con·tinue into next year," saysour correspondenl

"Inter-Service 'SI will beplayed at WAGGA,

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wo -*,*,'" 81 ...... eceillel lie "best ito:iuiIiIiaIlItoour" treIpIIw1M- kIIc~I .,••ki CPO Jforrir (ORION).

ollly WRAN partlciplat,LWRMTO Cail fb ........ from("TROSSI, wIlolu~ tbDo'er.

She hal PftIIY iu4*0.ed 0Yft"theIul_..itIbe COIlkIpl-e: timt to (iii pt«.e t.bmo'iPo'"IlUt seuoa Ibe may very weDlive mllM! bic _ .....ers a bII~.-.

Her tIt'Of"e ill Ole~was a a"ftI.itabIe 1:iI,

Tbe Inlnl'l sqUid 01 20tboolen lor tM Inler,servlceRine Sboot1Il« competlliGll weatlIlto amp at ARzac:~ 1laDp,"llIabar, oa NO¥eDlber )I lor •week', traiIlin& t'IIIminatinl withlDter-5ervice 1111... ARMY aadRAAt· today.

NAVY are boIIIIl.IllI year.We.look for-r-d III some pod

tcorn l.hiJI year wilJl "Spider"Bf'llOiln leadina lbe NAVY.sIde.

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ALBATROSS and DESTROYER-ESCORTS share the NSW-ACT rifle­shooting c::ompelitlon shield ror us, , .. FLEET dereat ESTAB·USHMENTS In their annual eorounter ' .. and evergreen "Spider" Brookesscrapes in to win (yet agam) the championship cup ror the best individualshooter .. , the annual fnter-5en1c::e today ...... Tbey have been the wo SpdeI"~ ('TIl.OSS)

• • ....ds......U .. "slII_LbtNSW.blghl~ts on ~ NSW-Ac:r ACT Area huUvldul dlam-Area rIfle.sbooting scene this pion"'''' ~ irk! at Lbt AIlDCyear. Rine Raqt .. vet)' llIItOmfllrt-

n.e NSW-ACf Am 1aUr-strlp aI* wiDd)'~ rill cr.-ud Elitablilbmuta Rin", 1riDds up III ... IaIIlU at timesSllooUa&: COmp<l'titio. lot" .t8I tJno.ghout l.bt day.prll'ft'd a vet)' b!ea Ul!SIt 1II'iUlLbt Some sboouni !itlffl!rftl.two I t l

• tnms AUlAT1tO&S n.erena!ll!ier""ndledOlecoe-aad DESTROYERS/ESCORTS ditiO'Is wry wei illdHod.!

tr)'iac f..... tap Ila8llurs I.bi I &' II It was a VfIr'J dDlle <'IlftleIl W!lIlOle ....- a Mdarl<~" ..... Iwo ......... _

Tb<I' tile f..... tllili 'Jar waa.-.e- COlIlIuo:.1ed at Arlac RifIl! Raflcel 01 tbe .....oochocw k"".<!'SUI")' as the apare day pro- .. &aod c M'I'io IS NSpidK"~ .-ed J4,S

cnmnwlatl.btftldofl.bt_ U some 01 Ule ESTA8- poia\.S, uduk HrH"' SquiDywu lakea br re-aBocatiDll 01. a USH..EHTritlemau....ttr\le1ll Taylor (CPOUW from CRES­IftYioII5 P""~.Illoot. t.IldT 1e...'1 form Uley woUI WELL iIllll:s first shot of l.bt Iea­

Wdl daole to l.bt ALBATROSS blve_tuiIy WlIhUle taptbrH: _) U4 aDd last yeu'a wilmer illaad Ole DESTROYER ESCORTS 'COTe, of tile day 101111 to lII:s f"ll'3lsbDot oll.bt se_ CPOteam5 lor tIlftr b!ea bCenIt aad ESTABUSHMENTS. "Qrris (ORlON) m poiDIs.lood shootllll Ibrolipolli the Howell«, tIlis was -. III be. It was good III _ at 1eaIl_

~~.~ FLEET olllsbol. tbem oa l.bt member from FLEET partidof\llal compeUlIon Iadd!I" out of day '" I" p;lintl III tIl4I _ • ,.. pa~

-\- a .. " pDiDta was; ALBAT· polat victory aDd the slDek! III AD told II shooters compet.atROSS aDd DE'I 22 poiDtI, WAT. FLEt.,. lor .t80. aDd Ihi!t wasa'"....bIe turnoutSON/KUTTAllUL 15. PENGUIN n.e beslladividlWl oa tile day 'I . ""line lbe C'OIIllilioaLt, SUPPORT SHIPS a.a.d from ESTABUSHMENT were ,COngnllllatiOlll III "Spid<I'r"WATERHEN/Pl.ATS ~ IIld ( ~-' a"""of

WO Spider Brookel ud AB ..""'-.... _,NIRllIIBA 1. Donna, NCb J47 .........~ &.ad CPO relioef after lbe last. 300m SIlap

With the FLEET ~U.. led.... .--- ......." ..h eat_-~ "'7 MakUa %45 polnta _ III of ~- .... ..-.... -¥....-.

CPOQ"G Dave YOlter ALBATROSS. him III retain .. oae-poillt lead)(HOBART) aad tbe ESTA8- YLEt....s belt were LSQMG aod 'ftII cIoIle III all wIlD shot 011USHMENT"I rlfIemea etpUhw' the dayby WO "Spider" Brookel WtWNJuJey til poIDIt (YARRA) spec:W merltioa JnlIII go III OlD'"{....ROSSj the l.M.u.aI FLEET va and. CPO Dave FO'iIe!" !25 points •ESTABl.ISH"ENTS shoot wal (HOBART). '" _ \...,

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The BIG SHIPS/PLATYPUS game was..,........

Round' began withleaden: KUTTABUL '1' andWATERHEN drawing 4-aUwith f'nnds 511 and Baker,best resped.ively.

SMALL SHIPS main­tained lheir cbaBenge withan impressive 8-0 victoryover KUTTABUL '2'.Dennis and Mitchellimp' Essed.

WATSON '2' dereatedNAVAL POLICE &-0 withSmith top-scorer.

PLATYPUS defeatedPENGUIN 5-3 in a closematch. Cbeek and Passlowplayed well ror tbeiTrespec­live teams.

1be match between WAT­SON '1' and BIG SHIPS hasbeen deferred.

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KU'M'ABUl.·I'WATSON'!'S)lAW.SIIIPSWATSON'I'KtnTAaUl.'!'

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Well. Mrel' six I'OIIIJdsof tompetJtloe myoidteam - tbe defeedlegpremiers KUTTA,llUL­uvr ltKaD as:snmed' topspot .. Ure JlHIdel' t ...poiJJts deM of WA,TSON'r wttlI SMALL SHIPSIfUf II poUts b6I1JJtJ ­bIIt wit. two de/erredgames t. be pU;yetL

Round 5 opened withWATSON ')' and NAVALPOUCE sbaring the pointswith ALDRED and Mc­SHANE besl in t.bis dnWD"""",-

SMALL SHIPS remaiDedundefeated with a SOWld &.2victory over WATERHEN- EVERINGHAM, with _207 game, was out.sl.anding.for SMALLIES andO'SULLIVAN for the'HEN,

KUTTABUL 'J' moved tothe 'topoftbe table' with an8-nll defeat of previousleaders WATSON '2'. HIN·CUFFE., with a 2OfI/55t andFRANCIS 501, paved theway for the win:. Smith wasbest ror WATSON.

KUTTABUL '2' ac·counted ror PENGUIN 8-0,with Richardson the topscorer.

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SUI'1' was IPI b dOll FON5C. ....1leIlalter eipl CM!!'S the IieIIr'I! wu I,~ ..

The oricbt had ioIt _ III itsbollH'f:, :aDd Craig Va.peertid: advaDta,ge of the oIt'Ullioah •• he lip " nms ill as IIWlY-...

Gin He..lell 5C'Ol"N 1. n111li

wlUdl iactuded II loInnng lUIOft!" Iflid..wickel.

AtIer!5overs, RANCftJ'f!5for1%3 wllea play was lllIjolInoed..

The Royal AustraIiaD Naval College has defeated the Flag OfrlcerNaval Support CommaDd team in tbelr anaaaJ maet "battle" for tbe RexBensoD Memorial Tropby.

Blil tI. with a rme, SUMy WaodlCMNfl. Ole batsl:Ma RUledday and light winds. FONSC doW'll UlII Ilarted to tab com·WOII the toss and e1eded to maad III the maldl.bat 011 _ \-ery green wk:kel- C"ORS UtUewood and Rot)).

. weUaddI!d*~.UIIU"""tlH! ~esu.l~ of the preVIOus ia aa b.4* .~ t.._ display.

wm s nua... At the ftld III the IDIllDator]' "The openutg bowlers for -.. FONSC Wft1' 5 for 10 wit.Il

RANC got a lot of life out of UWewood IIlIdiIlc SI retired Nldthe wickel aDd after nine Rot.Iiwell n,over'S, FONSC wert 2 wk:kets WION Gin HewJeU ud Jl8ldoWD for 11 runs. 0IIldIe)' boUI captJnd two wickets

An.er aD njo)itble Illildl. 0IlUr· wllb Job Dudley alto takingIely of t.ll.e CRESWELl. IbreII! &OOd Q.tdles at"'lllaR lq..

RANC: IUfW (L-R): IIID;-;;."H·_-~-N·IDND. H~,MIDN D. CilltJou. .,IDN C~ MIDNO

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,f'ONSC TEAM: Rmr (lrR): C.,DRJ~ CIlIDR ~u, CAPT Fa:; CMDR &iy1W, CDRE L«,CMDR COk. Front: CMDR GlIl"inl1, CAPTsroter, CMDR Utt\eulood (Captom), CAPT McDmnQlt, ClrfDR

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A Holiday CtDtI1! Manag"lMlltCommittee lias beell set up InWest AlISlnlIa to Idm\Ilia.tr tiltpark aIId applic:atiolll forM~ sho\Ild be lonoarded ton!acb that authority at HalASS11RUNG by 15~mbtr,I".

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Fh'e NAVY runners finlsbed a eredItable s«0Dd p1adng Inthe vnlformul teams' section of the aJUluai Neweastle funrun. Of the ISM runners wbo took part IA the 1..ldlomdre thal­lenge. Steve Hlil r1n1shul75th, eoveriDg the eourse In oft mlA·utes. Pladngs and times for the remalnLng NAVY ru.Jl..berswere Trevor Clarey %14th in 4$ mlAutes, Rob Foster 7A8th In.u..u minutes and Tug Wilson seth in $%.2 minutes. Lofty Her·rod, having done no prior training, "partluI" till 130ll hoursthat morning was 5571h In Sot.3 minutes having had two stopsand three "upsets".

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Salary _lit be adjusttd~_.

Tllr 1lAN CntnJI CaratftlI PInt's <:u_ part lilt 8I&sIdtoII, WA_froM 1M air - VlitJt 1M port _ ..mud.

The part. is situaled six kil·ometres south of the town ofBusselton and bas a beatbfrontage to Geograptte Bay.It has 145 earavansites, threecottages and an attractivemanager's tridr. residence.

Althllucbta! RANCCTIkle!IIIlltpia~ 1lDliI.T~'II, unapmutl bavt bttllmade 10~ I' caravan&, wbIcIItM RANCe' _ piIld ''P'1., casilt im......tt1y 10 tab ..tvaa­tlgt of Ult Immiatat boliday

~-8' new is !Iittlattd~ •

kilon>ttra: SO&ItIl 01 RocbIparnaad is u tasy If boun *tve.

ne am .. wrya~ aadoff<!l"l top eta. ,..litjn

Tbe fiSbMC iluc:dtlll aad enyfish and ent. are ... piellbllll.

Nut lIorw to \Jlt pan I1Ifr'f is IIalge model II IIlOld,~R1iy Matti, w!Iicb _ a ktillNrnUII.rrant atld providQ loadcount« -an-t Is a~&ood 1"*JO!f

C'llIIrW wbidl ..._two~couru approllimately IS miDutesdrtvt rrom the pan: ..-tMa art!--AD othn'~ illdudin& adrIV....in movw" ate Iwldy,

tn \Jlt 101II tenn It It Intttldtd toillc:rtue aeeommodltlon byt~ more COlugtl and In.ansi. tht lIumber or on-sltt~,~

1b<! remallldtr of Ole ~vansites will be lind 10 the publkthus subsldislng c:llup a(­commodatloft ror Naval ramilits.

11le park, whkh ill called AMB.LIN, will require I Il\.lN.gtt.

1bI! person b<!ina !IGU&ht mU!Jl:.... Be u·Navy:B. Btavallable in ..arlyJanuary

'8\ 10 undtrstudy the edsllngtnanagff until • ~'ebnwy;

C. Be willing 10 IItldtrt.kt a1Jlree-monthsprobatioftary pmodbdore confirl'llition In th ..position;

D.~ not essenllal. it Isprtflffilble thai the applicant befrom Wtst A\lSlJ'aIIa:• E. Be wi1liII& 10 wort Ioa& IIoInl.broUgIl tile botiday ..._ whidlutttsds 'rom tarly DHembtrIIIltil Easter elIcli yur and duriJlCsdlool 1loIida)'S;

f. Bt a 'Iwldy 1IWl': aadG. Bt maniteL Tht position

<:ails lor I busband ud ...iltellOft. 1bIft iii KallIlIDlldaOOolfor I family of fo..- dllIdrtL

HOIiSIIl~, ~I.t~t.r~e~trI alI~

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...$70 pe, -..1$55 PO"' ........1\A5 per -..1$55 pet -..~

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WRAN Toni Moug/llm shows tM .!lIIlo! ID/lich gairItd Iler ueond pllJeeiii file' ALBATROSS IIurdIu.

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Write to: Ion ond 9woIo McLougIWll.. ,·CPQWTRlI MId6e 5.....',FORSTER. NSW 1.,8r~ ((1651 ~ 6017FORSTER GAIOfNS, fQtSTfillConAGE5 ONlY)'NM'Al i ~,••All School I-/olfdoyIlie"",",,, Jon"",y or><! Ma, HolodoY'lIe_ May ond A"Q"" HoI,doy"lIe""Hn .0."9"'1 lind t>«......be, HolodoY'

CIYIUAH "100'••All SchOO hoOdo,. (,1o_lobi..)lIer- Jon.....y ond May hoI,daY'lle_ May ond "'ugus' hol<daY'lle-.n A"9"" ond Dec~ hoIo<lcry.

FOU1R GADINS ('~IWMUy, lortnoghlly, ..te, boaLngs onty fden up 10 .."'" ............,n od-.o",,,•••",,, KhooI holodays To.-noble _100, 10 ""ong!'

......, Ieove. All bo%'''9' lor Khod ho/Idoy$ "'.. opoened Ihr .....

.......ths In ocM:Jnc:e b, 0'I'0l on/y

REDUCED TARIFF RATES FORRETIRED NAVAL PERSONNEL

The :?O'll. dlKOU'" on ("" .. fl. ""'"0" 'nl.... ",II oo->j>ly I", ' ..ft,ed no..... pe,-,or"...' '""'cl n"OOl ..... "....,..~ oI .... ot-"" ..... <"""9'"00 <""'pong fo<'~""" a' HoIodo, C......, obov<!! Wllnl '0 j,"(j

OU' ...... ..? Con'OlI ..... o.",,\<onoI 5.<,.,,,,, P.,,,,,~ Of'<! Ad......""a.on No..... Heo<I<woo .... 5ydn.., IOJI 7377016

The RANCCF has purtbased a caravan park at Busselton l.n WesternAustralia to be used as a boliday centre for personnel posted to HMASSTIRLING and HMAS LEElJWIN and for tbe crews and tbeir families ofships base-ported In the West.

NEW NAVY HOLIDAY CENTRE IN WA

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TH. a··al U I Sf tw.Itry aad ."''dks canIvaI Uft!ten rKf5t 1IIg1LIiI~ at Ute Naval AIr St~ HIIASALBA.TROSS.

Ia tilt en. Country -.II wialIf:r was Seamu Geoff Raynerwilb a time of n mins C .ca, aheId of ARATA lWriDe Md­matt ud A8 Daw Rudilll.In the WRANS DMsioII, LW!lAN Cail~,sboweWlUCltMr<'OOIlW..-dot~min54URCS, fclDowedbySWRAN LeaMe Wisdom. Velenns Diri5loll WlI!I woo by WOLynday Boyd ill tbtUmeof,. mm.21.ecs.1btcrIaelIiDC~metreC'O\InII! qllk*ly loc* it$1.o!I1D the bIImid., 21dep'ee ceIc:ias lint.u tbtdetennllled 10fPd wad -..t tbt IeS!I determined dtowed out. Atthe ,thletJcs' camivaI, c:ompetiUDR was made men ditfiaalt by thestroll& wiallI and dlBty C'OIlditions. "ClIamp6oa AIbIde" of Ihl! day,In the metl',ltdion. Wall WOII by Able SullWl AI1aD Byrne whopintd the most points. Hecame rnt in the highjwnpandtbettiplejump. The dlampion athlete of tbt ladies' section WlIll WRAN 8M­bani Gordon who came first ill the 100m and JllOm l'llo:e, and till! longjump. HiglIIight of \he day was tbt tlll-(ll·war when the teams tool<the SlnIn and pulled u II \heir lire depended QD it, !hl! rope surnn­de~ and parted ungrao:efuny throwing C'OIlteslantlllnall~

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SeoI!MIII I.-w 1'1lo-.osiIIi~ $l!ICORd pb.Y .. Uw 11I9'I"'" OfALBAT""'"

IUIf/U lAKE (26~IW....Uy, f... In,gI'IlIy, _.l.nd, .1<.• bool,ngo. To ,""obi..

""'...... 10 ""one- ...... ""- All bo%.ngs fa, Khod ............... opened Iht.... ..- In od.o,.c:.e !loot,ngo by 1 ""Iyocc:eprec:l. Wn"" 10; one! Audr.., Jo<gemon 1... .cPOPT].~Pork,

IlUtRlLl LU.f, NSW, 1539T..lephotl.e 10"155 1611conAGU: MAY/AUG OTHBt f'8lOO5

D'WANServk. ".._..1S60 JSO

" per novhl up 10 3 novhll. W.endl $1'

ClYaaAN "50'••Dec be<1 Jon y School hol,doY' ._ $140 per 1

May School holocIo"............................. , $110 pe, wee!-Augusl School hoIo<:IoyI......................... . $1~ pe' wee!-No••...or. 10 IttId """<h (oH·hoIodoy pet'ocftl , $80 pe' ~

0Ih.,.- pe<ooch $70 pe' ........Fomoly $10 pe' noghl (1 Adults ond ~ 10 4 dlildrenl. $17.50 II)( 2Adults pi..., $2.50 II)( ItOCh .xlra odi.A. (Max 01 4).

(AIlAYAN "MIt _ ftM,tNc:T CHAaOISSo" pl..., 1 petSOl"I .•. $4 per do,Po"",,", "" So,...... $100 pe' doyfolia C...k:L...... 60c per <btEoolra Adult... .•..... $1.00 P"'f dayblra C , $1.00 per do,(MI'J' 0' n-e'''' ,.,._ .... II.

Enjoy your leave at YOUR Holiday Centres

Al'I'lICAlION FOI!M

o The """~ Bungalow P...k, 8urnllok.., NSW, ~39 0 I'toc. am. '" ~09''''''' $qUO'"

Bookings lor Chrislmca holidays opened on September J3..... cenlr... or. dcM liO ..... ocean, golf, bc><oo4ing dubo. "liC-~ C_es __• putd'lOMd to< )'OU by Ih., tAN. C al Con"""'"....d 10 pr-" cfteap hc*/o, QCCU,.,oodu_ few wnong _,.Oal ond or.......oaged on .tnc1Iy cr.oloon ....... Coruoct Manogeo-....CJ'.5.0.5~ few fvr1t>e<~

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SWlIO /he CAPTArN'SCROSS COUNTRY RUN ClI HMAS NIRIMBA.

A~ 34' temperature tlrId high humidity dld 001 stop magnijicent perfQrTflanf:f!S bemg posted in NIHIMBA's annual CClpUD'n's Cross CounIJ1l run (above). The U kmrourse was relatively /kI1 lIIId dry blu W six creek. crossMgs maae every CtJmpetifor workllan:1 One .mmetre slTerch CIlong adry creek. bed took aheat'l/ lOU Of CtJmpelifOr.s because/he deep crocks lIIId broUn 6I6foce pn;nJed 10 lie a rea! ank-k-sncrpper lIIId knee·twistl!'f 10 the l"IWlIrY lIIId /he unfit NIR/MBA 's physiotherapi3t was overj<Iyed 10 SlIddeIIIy have M}

1IlOIllICl/.StomeTs. TIle onIv wetpart. o/lIIe t!wrse thisyeorwas lIIe creek section neor lIIe Pig Form (picture below) Effluentdisc:lIorge frOm the Pig FOf"JfI keeps this/OOT-metre",'idesection full so lIlere was high motivation omong aUcompetiUn"s 10 IeClp it i/!IIeycouI4. Thearomashould have kept rhem aloft oot gravity won OIItlllld everyone either swam, crowledor stoggered lhrough it.

CROSS COUNTRY RESULTS- Traineu: Ist,ASETSJomes IImin+f sec; 2nd3MPT Biddle 17mm58Se<:. ShipsCompany: lsI CPOETSKenn£dy I8min Usec; 2ndABSTOParsteJ" /8 mm U sec. VeU'Tan:l: 1st LEUT GaUog/ltr 17 mill 48 sec; 2nd LCDR Jomes 21 mill 39 sec. Winning Divi.w.on. TASMAN DIVISION.

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PKturedtlf? MIDNAndrewRourUandMIDNCJrris NiJonojJERVISDivisicn (right) dispUM rigM 0/ fDO!/ with IJIDN MiI:!Jae/ Prince andM/DN Pet"HarkinsojFLINDERSDitMionduring lhe ''sailing'' leg.

The <llUl1I1l1 IIJfu.fIJI1s1oMJ CRESWELL CUP uW tbe (f1fU din·§/OII!I - JERVIS, PHILUP, COOK and FUNDE:RS - blink /NIt IIcomp/lufed IUtd demaDdJlIg rellly pITJgl2JD, 1IJdud1IJg rope climbing,obStiK/e~t!~, ulllIJg, $WImmlng, buch nutlllng, r:ycl111g,"·,,tel b.am>ot1llrlllJd sprint nlllmll8. 1JIe nee begu ..ttll 2lI f:1"tIllf,,1rope clImb. M"lIkh reductJd tbe neJd lit tbe hatll/l C"MIG" 10 Ibff.e d/YI­shins, lav1Ilg PHJLUPlemponrlly "liP the t'Ope". All oflhe dlvlsJoJJs$lICteS$fuJJ)' comp/eftJd tbe~k l'lNU'Se;mll 1M~~ tofhe beHlJ when the Iudelw1gtJd Irw" JERVlS /0 COOK. A Sf7OI1g If..bot ..iJN/ eflSrUed tbllt the SlIillJJg "(t:gs" W'1!re udtiIIG IUtd closefOflght tussJa. As tbe IiM-fmm6$ lUChed their bo.1fs JERVIS, COOKuti FUNDERS "'ere 1Mepilt1lb/e; PHILUP 1It~1N 1M btblDd,emWilting /hdr If/tllglllf "It 1slJ'r us.r bdllG ~!". JERVIS utiFUNDERS lDdr:ed gutI~es IUJd hMJ lUI tnlellSe persotJaI strvggk,COOK slipped lnshkg~ Oil by fhe dt!n_ red b;utner 1HI theb.reatWII/et'.

Reifchlng the marlt.trS OIl ClptlJill'S Belle" there ",;as IIW" 10disllJWUfslJ fhe fums lIDd JERVIS w.llS Iliay til get //$ stdmmerIISIJc>re lint. nls advillJuge flJollgIJ was quickly II'llI1I doWlJ b)' thet1f1PO'SJriolJ. OIJ r~ rehInI "Iegs~.retndng t~/r5leps, IJ11 lams epllo­mlsed I~ toJIlperJrlYelIeSS 01 f~ event.

COOK DMsion~~ In HSert Irs dflmlnadlltl, bul the nrhen wenDot dIs&raced. ArgJlably, the less SJrCi!eSSflll dIsplayed rbe mMrdelermlurkHI aI>dreal, 1M tsfiClJt!eollJre eup. III~I~etfl'KfS01 FUNDERS Is mnslllnrelltWtby. U,.",.asll!d, lhey rrjeettJd .Jll1ItMt!eIn wflhdrilw, I""'" up paddJH lIDd rest1IlIlely set off tn the boiIllJarbour-il6tIrriJtgefflK1 commtIJdtodby 1J11! But It'ul01PHILUPDflllskHI7

On rbe~"It:g'~ kr crew Sef off lU"Hrilt!e llle ...~e 01dIs·covery oIlt1~dl~. Hilt1JW piI!iSl'Jd 'Hille In the WIJ11' tbe upedll/Iltlos CBi!eHtJd iIDd lbey ret/IrIItd ilSlIoN!. Mt!illtwlJile, IJre «her dll1·silltlS WM! flnJ5b1tW til the raplru/lflS itppI"use ollJ11 pt'tsMtt!d.

"We w.JttJd . •• uti wil/ted . .. fUltiJ ffniIlly lhe PH/LUPT1U/JICTCBItrged 1hIm lbe Gym dJilInd iIJII(f by the dlvlston.

•ABMTPShane Whitham (2nd DAN) uses the Japanese &t/trlde/ence(IS lie comesundeT a boldattoekfrom LEUT Noel Cl'Oske (2nd DA.N)

during IMl1iaI arts training at HMAS CERBERUS.

The anllual CERBERUScross cauntry for the IU.Grey Smith Cup has been runand woo - with team victorsbeing WEES (pictured).

Two days prior to the event,CERBERUS was issued with aconstAnt supply of Victolian liquidsunshine - returning the tnlck toIts normal slippery state.

For those readers who havespent time at CERBERUS inyearsgone by. It shoUld be pointedOIItlhat in Imthe course wasex­tended to maJte it even more of aneodurance evenL

On the day, despite the &tate ofthe course, record times werereturned.

CPOMTP (Shorty) RusselbroIte hill owndepol rr=n:I by fiveseconds with the oew recordstanding at 20 min %7 sec, and this'oII'1S his retirement run (again!)

SWRETC Cluistenson's old re­cord time 01 %7 min :IS sec was re-duced to 2lI min 38 sec by WRETCAnnette Keyes. Annette had onlybeen in the NAVY~ months.~ liJl.ll rHlI111 lor tile dUl~rUI

clJ.. teetlo... wcre: Veter.... : 1stPOPTI D. Turxr. tnd CPOETS C.Shephard,.-.t CPOPTt K. H...... IN·DiVlDUALS: IJl CPO\IlTP A. R_l:lDd POMt D. CoU1lll, JnI S\IlNETFlID<UrIy. WHANS: a.t WIl.E'f!: A,K~re-. !rid Wll. ~. 3nI POWR N.Neiaon. TEAMS: a.t WEES lI80 poiIlI&,!nd 1l.1'5:t2l1 polnlI, 3nI MES lISIi poiIlu.«Jl COlfMS en polnla. m GUN IWOpoiIIu. ItIl B\Ilj,S lI:I4 poIfIlI.

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Jacky bas also been selected to representNA VY in the forthcoming Inter·Service Bad­minton series.

She will be the first female from either of thethree 5ervIces to compete.

Prior to entry Into the NA VY last January,Jacky, who comes from Mount Barker. SA.p/aJ'edA Grade In the South Australian Badmin.ton Association.J~ is~ a lIJellJbB 01 ,be HAlAS CERaERUS "A"

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provided in tbe ruin lor anIncomillg bat.smu folklwin& IJlelau of a wlcket. ODe of IJle 0111·datinc NSW CrIc:ket AerrlalionIll!lpUu - wteru EcIo.Ue R0ll­i-.. - could JM)I rtmfmber any.-miIar iN ito .. aaywbert ill nrst"'0""'-

• RAAf's last two wiclr.fUllI:Ided a matdt-1IIiImllIC 118 runs 10total z,c apinel NAVY w tlIetul RAAF pair ... bad addled •TIl .. ill Ille airmen's HeondilIniD3s agaillet ARMY. ...

• SkippeT &l> Jfflreyl, with. -;N~A'VY" CClptolrJ Boll ,}r!fr¥JlfftflIlinll a;l",,,b-i.~_.....supffll78 apiMt ARMY and..... IIlillt ..,1Iic~'" looli: a Ilal-lrict GQOinsl: ARMY.of the best I·S wlckft·ketpiliK~Lay! In rteellt ~ars, took the ~ 51"~ c.. V2l, Keilb NAVY. (PIIIl LDa t, Iaa f'Ic:ww"award a! "NAVY's O\l' .......;na ~tll.)_H.(MibWJllb ......... CIarloe n. Mart CampboD II"

~--.... a, JolinW~ n. Dsve c:ro....:It CIO. 8obJeffreylt, P.ulMcGl""f:CI"'''1UIeftPlayer of the sertn... Fn.ok J_ I.l OIltri&Jll Ill\or RM1" ""LIllI n. Cn.nItQoI DUon I. Jell L.ect.

• NAVY'sdedslon not to prtSIi \eel on llle Itra lculIrIp. ..... .ulu W_I...... _ Bod!<lforOll~t YktOry aplnl ARMY RMF ~ (0weII MUiard .. .Nib 7. GeoIf 5m11l1 71•• Due CI"owe 1111I.(with 50 minutes plus 21 ovtn Walsh ... J.... webber" I'l'ullJ_ _ WalJIlllll, Jolla EnnII/If) onrfmaillillg) alld RAA.' (with .. crJIIItOIIDL.-lI•. AIIlIII"·_ lllefnliaalnp.oearly fOW" bours pi.. 2D oven 111&, GeoIf t.edIer 1141, PalII MeG.. TOTAL POIHTS: RMY II: NAVY

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The rulelIjWo.ided lor I' poiIIUlor aD. OIIlrigllt will by a teamINdin& 011 the tint Inoittp; sixpoints 'or a lnm wiMiDc 011 thetint iJtIIincs 0Iliy; snd 'ow poiDl!tfor a tnm buttn outrigIrt _ altfr!fading 011 the '"" iMiIl&S - aadnil~ for IosseI: snd dnws.

... You may ""ell askafter selttUOD of tbe Ie­man NSW Combined ARM'Y'f Tnt.. aa-tts"Stt\1l:e5 meket squad IUPtIf en....DaI-aIIaIWfor tbe represeDtative ,.~matl:besearlynexlJtar. Sd«flH,. tlff.IqIIM Is.

Tllree S.,ltlls (t .....f ....n/.II.. I.r NA 1'1""IriIIlMI "'" +, 'l. <>.,+dfr+e., brlltlfers fr• .,~~ tile HAW, k

ARMY), two Webbers bdkee••....wrIll ........·SW(brothers wltb rI"al Ser· .......ptXfJftsqud_lIIs

= vices) and two "a/$hs OM pM btl kt'lII ...~ I.(JUJreJated) rue InclUded. NSW.

Duplte IfnIU/.6 I_S "0. ).1.1"8 tbe IlAN. my"brldesmoJds" qoJn, NA YJ' mabr omllltJoo In crldet lbellIII..-e goln«l S<'1'e>'J p«iItIotIs In II..come t. represellt NSWtil.. squd for the m.tde. c.mlllMd~"hell4ded."Galnst NSIf POUCE.t IfNIF He IuId S<'Ond ~ <'6Itury I.,.RI......tI •• More. II. lite AtaATRQSS I.st live tI.y.fliSJfGOI'ERNQIfS XI III cr..- WI.., his III lor NA V1' lit flte1JInoM.1IIMd17..UteNS... awlMlo$_....cruC6t:T ASSOCfAnQ,'Y Xl SqulfIw. i'IItles as •• oil-

= M .... SydMy O'Id"dG~ .ferrer btl ,rerrotn III.= • MardI II. 'OM........ "'10$_'"

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7knm,t t eon,}......... Ih ......,..,.,lbe~/ttr, Don~ o.~ Mlb lFalY • ."t ••t.,••tll.,uti CHII S.II. (.U JUAF) ..../fr - I.r.er FOOTS­»11 ~,}oIf",Jot • ,}..-.:~ CaA Y 1IrU-pMk MI·,....tluer, ,.,..,IIN,f M/tf.N T••y CtloItSmItIl-rl»flnJsMtllIrllbStrl/fb .. Morty ShIdderI (MJ .. IoWIII Ifwlctefs lorlSlr-s

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Midshipman Mark Campbell, witha sparkling 118 in his interooServicecricket debut, led NAVY to within 39runs of victory in the EAA 1-5 "grandfinal" against RAAF at ALBATROSS.

The 20-year-old 'JbeIMlRrwshadiUsnareofC beU r udt.meat and controversy:amp - a ormer _ Mark Clm~U's C'entUT)'grade player with was tile bl.UirIg hisblight of the

NewcasUe's Southern wntS ud the molIl out_·Mi.,.

iadlvidual batliq: perfCll'1lWlC\l!Leagues Club and an by. NAVY pl.yu lor maarunder-20 State squad JUl'&.member _ gained little • VetUID AIlID Webber

tnbbed sin (21 overs) - I.batting support rrom ""adj•• bat trick _ III biI b$his NAVY team mates. perfornwlC'e III 15 years' inter·

Sftvice for NAVY to dismilII!I theNAVY finished with 204 to tropIlyllolder.!lARMYfor.nwrt

RAAF's 143. 1:Ill on the opf!Ilng day.The airmen, with 10 points, • Paul McGregor (73 ruJlll)

regained the EAA cricket shared In partnershlps of Il8 withcrown they had SUlTendered Bob Jeffrtys (18) for the fifth

:1'. to ARMY last year. wickft snd 1«1 for the WVfllthwidcft willi A1IeIi Walm (iB) 10

NAVY, with a first innings stffr NAVY 1o!t5 - aad firStwin over ARMY, rUlished in inIIlJlppolllUOvtrAIUIY.equal Sil!'('(IQd place witII the • 5oIrM: !t wickflI f~ QII thesoldiers, who bad won first day of tile ARMY·RAAfoutright Over- RMF _ altrr matcb u fortUllf1 ftUCtllIted.trailing 00 the r~ innings RAAf 1«.* fint b'lliap boDours

0Illy 10 1M ARlIY lIDaD:y ....tdlotItriPt Yktor)' the folJowill& daywiLIl )'1M.

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