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22 The Svdney Morning Herald, Tues, Aug 7, 1979 22 PERSONAL NOTICES! Summary of Death Notices Classified! Noel Bennett La a Itfil v.v.vz.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v. Conducted by DEATHS BIRTHS and A LAMBETH (nee McMahon). 1 PASQUALE, Glovanna. Auyust to Heather, wile of PI Geotlry, God's gift of August b. 1979 (suudeniv).

at Lekh.iardt, beloved wiio of the (inane Matnewj. me tmanueie ui rasquafe. oe. loved mother of G'na and Fran-ct'sta. loved mother-in-law ot Page Amusements 24 Apartments, Board To Let 23 Apartments Board Wanted 23 Auction Sales 24 Births 22 Builders, Repairers 25 Buikiing Materials 25 Businesses For Sale 22 Businesses Wanted 22 Company Notices 22 Deaths 22, 23 Giuseppe, mucn loved non.ia of Enza and Franco.

Aged 66 years. May She rest in peace. for funeral det.uls phone 569 1 S1 1 after 12 noon. thrive on English MORRIS (nee Kawata). July 29.

1979. to Emiko. wife of Brian a son Osami George). PAUL (nee Nugent). August 3.

1971. at the Sydney Advent-ist Hospital. Wahroona. to Miebe'e and John a daughter (Danielle Frances). Both well.

ASH. E. ATKINSON. C. BAILEY, G.T.

BAILEY, LI. BAYLIS. I.N. BtCG. A.

BENNETT. W.G. BLACKWtLL. R.W. BODOY.

E.B. BOURKE, R. BOWtKING. H. BOWLER, F.K.

BROCKHILL, A. BI.OO J.S. BROOKS. A BUCKMAN, M.C. BURNS.

R.E. BURTON, C.J. CHALKER, A A. COB3Y, R. COLLEY.

R. CRICHTON. M. and L.G. DE-bRUYN, R.E.

Ol PASQUALE. G. DOWSE. C.F. FARRELL.

M.E. FLETCHEK, EC, FLYNN, L. FULLER. E.F. NEWTON.

D.G. NOONC. R.R. BRIEN. J.L.

PAIN. L. PFAFFLIN. A E. PRIVOST.

A.N. RADWICK, K.L. RAPLEY. V.N. RETFORD, M.G.

RUSSELL. J.H. SANSON. M. SCOTT, M.

StMIONIV. B. SEROCZYNSKI, K. SHAW. C.V.

SHRIMPTON, R.T. SKRABANICH M. SMALLWOOO, D. SPILLANt. G.E.

STtELrS. C.C. STE INFURTH. E. STEPHENSON.

I A.M. STEWART. R.A. SUMMERS, P. TANG, Y.F.

TURTLE, W.J. WARREN. J.A. WAYNE, M.S. WEBSTER.

A-WEEDEN, A.M. WILDE. J. WINSTON, H-F. WRIGHT, V.E.

GREENFIELD. 8. HAIS S. L.G. HARDY.

HEWITT, C.B. HOllANDS, C.J. HUGHES. T. ISENBERG.

L. JARVIS, J. KARAFILOVICH, M. KING. E.M.

KNAPIK. J. LANG. P. LE FEVRE, K.C LEGGO, N.

LEWIS. D. LLOYD, D. McEWEN. M.

McMONNIES. W. McNULTY, D. MACAULAY, H.W. MACAULEY.

H.C.E. MACDONALD. CM. MACKINTOSH, M.I. MARSANO, M.

MAKoDEN, J. MARTIN, B.T. MATHESON, V.M. AUGER, R.W, MEARS, E.McC. MILLS, MINNS.

P.R. MITCHELL, L. MCRltY, D.G. MORRIS. R.M.

ENGAGEMENTS DOWSE. Colin Frederick. Adjust 5. 1979. at hospital.

late of 144 Town View Road. Ml. '-(-lov es hus. a ri of Thelma. loved father and -la ot frty- mornl and Darlene.

loved grand. Ip.i.r' o' hri; ool'tr. Anthony. Melissa. Paul and Gary.

6 In God's loving care. GLYOE ROSE. Mr and Mi'i. Rose of Wentworthviiie, hae mu.h pleasure trt artnounc-tny the engagement of their younger d-iu Christine, to Wit Mam, eidest son of Mr. and Mrs.

Glyde of Missbotti. DL.VI IIS FARRELL, Mary Eileen. August 5. 1979. at hospital.

Lite of Malabar, beloved wife of the 26 27 27 27 27 27 28 28 28 late Francis John Farrll, loved I GIBBONS, H.S. morner CI Betty ana Hil. ucrrie and Wallv. and dear grandmother giles J. ASH, Gordon Edward.

Auqust I S. 1979 (suddenly). late of Chanoton Road. Gladesvllle. 1 dearly loved husoand ol Laurel.

loving lather of John, June. Colin. Raioh, Jeanelte. David 1 ami Anne and Ian. loved orand- GORMAN.

G.T. GREEN. J.T.J. Aged 87 years. K'egulescat in pace.

Campbell i I- r'. FLETCHER. Enid Peers, formed Logical Machine about four years ago and has sold 1,500 machines world wide with a present backlog of 500 machines. Providing an analogy to the concepts of both ADAM and TINA, Mr Peers said in Sydney last week tnat before people could write for themselves they had to use professional letter writers. This was expensive, cumbersome, the customer did not know whether the letter writer was in fact writing what he wanted him to write and also he had to use the writer to read any answer received.

In computing, the uninitiated had to employ professional systems analysts and programmers and the same process was repeated. However, the advantages of both ADAM and TINA were Reactions last week by two companies using computers based on very different operating concepts would seem to substantiate claims made for the new machines. The claims made for the computers, ADAM and TINA, are that they are extremely easy to program by utilising a dictionary of standard English words and that program modifications are equally easy to make. The machines are manufactured by Logical Machine Corp, California. United Data Centres, Rydalmere-based and long-established computer service bureau, has recently acquired the distribution rights for these and other products out of the Logical Machine stable.

An Englishman, Mr John August 1. 1979 beloved wife ot the late Robert, loved mo. her of Sheila and tob. At rest. Privately cremated.

Centennial Park Crematorium, South Australia. DEATHS DEATHS EMPLOYMENT Positions Vacant Hospital and Medical Local Government 26, Men or Women (General) Men and Boys Women and Girls Positions Wanted Situations Vacant Casual Work Available Ca.ual Work Wanted Engagements Factories, Shops, Premises To Let and Wanted To Rent Flats To Let For Sale Funeral Directors Funerals Furniture Removalists, Transport. Garden Supplies, Horticulture Holiday Resorts Horses, Vehicles and Livestock. In Memoriam Legal Notices Lost and Found Lottery Results Machinery ATKINSON, Charles. August 2, 19' 9.

late ot AuiMTn, dearly beloved of Lvdia (de- McEWEN, Martha (Mattie), PFAFFUN, Alice Emily. August 5, 1979, formerly of August 2. 1979, at Mona Vale Lawrence. August 4. in-iaw Of iv.a.s:i.

an.i Inhn Wo-a FLYNN, utjU ici nospnai, ate or lotia mother-in-law of Jack and. l'Jj (su'h emy). at ins residence, Street. Bal-main. dearly loved husband of the late Mary Flynn, loved father ol John and Brian.

and Corrir. and Douglas cle-ceised) and fond granutatiier and grcat-gi andfather cf their families, a'lf i 9.i Years. Privately cremated. Data Centres about TINA, the claim that it used the English language "threw us off completely" because of doubts as to whether a computer could be programmed in this manner. However, as soon as TINA was inspected, the company bought it.

The proprietor of a newly established service bureau who does not wish to be named for business reasons said ADAM was a "fantastic" machine because it was tremendously easy to program. The proprietor, formerly associated with DATA 100, has had 14 years' experience in selling computers and associated equipment. Noting that both ADAM and TINA had "credibility" gaps to overcome because of claims made, the proprietor said although he was not a programmer he had written one system a week on average over the past four months for clients. The proprietor estimated he could write programs for 30 per cent less cost than by using conventional computer languages. He has ordered another ADAM to install at a separate site for customer convenience and each machine could act as a backup to the other.

si' iovv'T ana gr." mother of Steven. Lisa, Paul and Mb it hew. Rest In Peace. that the programs could be written in English. These claims have been greeted with a certain amount of scepticism by computer practitioners and industry writers.

However, two users contacted bore out the accuracy of the claims. Bidder Bros Pty Ltd, of Brook-vale, is a manufacturer of emergency power supply equipment and is moving into energy conservation. The general manager, Mr George Bidder, said programming was "very, very easy" and there was no mystery of any kind associated with the TINA machine installed. Mr Bidder said as a businessman "he did not know too much about computers" but had been looking for a system over the past three years. However, the systems he saw were very rigid and he believed he would not have full control on what the computer was doing without enlisting outside help.

On the other hand, TINA was based on English language and programs were easy to write and to change without outside help. The technical director, Mr Gunter Jurgens, said the company had almost decided on an IBM System 1 computer. When contacted by United rov. clearly loved wife of Philip, loved mother of Barry, Kevtn and Patricia, mother-in-law of Sue, Norma and Ray and fond grandmother of their also much loved by her sisters, Nell, Jess and Mollle. Privately cremated On Mon day, August 6, 1979.

FULLER, Eric Frank. (Bob) August S. 1979. late of Unit 7. 23 23 26 23 23 22 24 23 26 23 26 26 26 26 Enid Crescent.

East Gosford. McEWEN BAILEY. Glenn Thomas. Auqust Martha (Mattie). August 5, 199.

tori.K'ity oi rurmeny af Liverpool, loving nus-band of Patricia Ann. loved son of Annie Nelson, loved brother and brother-in-law of Ena and Dee Why, dearest sister of jce anci loved aunt of May. Dan and Diahann. Will Be saoiy Missed. i.

1379. late ot Denlstone. dearly loved husband of Pauline, loved father of Lauren, dear son of Malva and the late Tom Bailey, loved stepson of Jack Farrell. fond brother and brother-in-law of Sheryl and Terry Cannings and Eric Bailev, loved son-in-law of Ern and Beryl Ralph, John and Joan, Sidney and Doris. Alan and Ann and loved i-'ncle of their children.

Aqed 66 years, I Mote it be. i PREVOST, Aubrey Neville (Bob), August 5. 1979. loved father and father-in-law of Judith, Ken and Colleen, and Susan and dear grandfatner of Benjamin, Wayne and Samantha. Lest we forget.

Hanna. dear uncle of Susan and MrMONNICS. William Wvman. August 5, 1973, of Frenchs' Forest, loved huiband of Elwyn fRohbie), loved father ot Robyn. Wendy and David, fond father-in-law of Margaret, dear grandfather of Vidros.

Brendon and ajcd 68 years. raui. and tond nepnew of the Bailev family. Aged 30 years. GIBBONS, Herbert Sylvester (Ber tie).

5. 1 979. at hosoital. Ie of Glr-h and formerly of Orange, beloved hv ba-id of the l3t-? 1 Gihrons. loven father Merie, McNULTY Dell August 4, Nola (derrased).

Npv.llo and RADWICK, Kerry Lorralnt. August 4, 1 979 (suddenly), at her home, 25 Nevada Colvton. beloved wife of Mick, and beloved mother of Ras-chenda, beloved daughter of Rene and Jim Warrington, and beloved sister of Suzanne, Debotah, Donna. James and Robert, a loved sister-in-law and aunt, aged 24 years. 1 at hospital, lat of 42 nnrtipv Strrpt.

Psnshnrst. dearly Conservatism allied with flamboyance lord aunt of John and Maureen McNulty, of Bathurst, God knows her well. C-ilbert. fond 'atht-r-m-iaw of Jark, Jen and Sandy, and 'o-ed! sranHfafher and of Maureen, John. Mrk.

Glen. Wavne. David, Christopher. Craig, Shre. Jn.inine, Jason, BAILEY, Lyla Lyfton.

(ex A.I.M. Alice Springs). August 1979, in Adelaide, deeply beiovedj wife of Louis (decerned), mother! of CMffo, Richie. Marylou and Jacko, mother-in-law of Jo, Gecff and Jan, grandmother of Louis, Kelly. Kate an Christie, sister of Cliff (deceased), Nance, Dick.

Dof? Tie and Marie. The world is a lesser place for your passing. MACAULAY, Helen Woodrow. (snoacn vj. Ranuei and samantha.

Aged 89 years. Rest In peace. For (unreal notice please see Wednesday's Herald. her residence. 1 Paul Street, RAPLEY, Victor Neville.

Augusi 5. 1 979. at hosoital. late or Balmain. Camden, loved youngest son of Auoust GILES, Jessie BAYLIS, Elsie Noel.

August 3. 1 979, at hospital, daughter of Emily (deceased), niece of Ruby Hungerford (deceased), loved cousin of Bobby. ngside, Orange. 1979. Of Spri the late William and Mary Jane iRapley.

loved brother of Florence Holdsworth deceased), Cecil (deceased), Carlisle (deceased), Grace Irving. Amy McEwart (deceased), Bessie Tuit, Edwin (deceased) and Nlta Newton f-airs. Privately cremated- confused, MACAULEY, Henry Charles Ed- ward. August 4, 1979, late ol Sturdee Street. Wen wort hvi lie, formerly of Ross Street, dearly loed husband of rvlanon, loved lather of Ian, LyneUe.

Margaret -md Helen, loved brother of Enid. Michael and Join, aged 65 years. GORMAN, George Thomas. I Buyers says BF.GG. Alexander, August 4, 1979, of 20 Park street, Hamilton, loved father of Lorna and Neville.

RETFORD, Merle Gladys. visitor Atriust 6. n'j, nosnitai. nf S94 Rwl, Mascot, dearly loved husband to Gladys. -io'cH father of Ctiry, and Krrry.

father-in-ia- jnn Ju''i'. loved grandfather of their children. rt):" fun ra. novice see W' '-inrairi. 1 MACDONALD, Constance M-ry.

BENNETT, Walter Gordon. MOTOR MARKET Molor Vehicles 24 Trucks and Commercials 24 Motor Vehicle Auctions 24 Motor Vehicles Wanted 24 Caravans and Trailers 24 Motor Parts, Repairs, Tyres 24 Municipal and Shire Notices 24 Offices, Halls, etc 23 Partnerships, Agencies 22 Personal arid Missing Friends 26 Public Notices 25, 26 REAL ESTATE Real Estate Auctions 25 Houses, Home Sites 25 Home Units and Town Houses 25 Houses Wanted 25 Properties for S'lle 25 Stations. Farms 25 Religious Announcements 23 Return Thanks 23 Share Accommodation, 23 Suburban Cinemas 24 Tenders 25 Local Government 25 Today's Real Estate Auction Sales 25 To Let 23 Travel Overseas 24 Tuition 24 Wanted To Buy 26 Wanted To Rent 23 Withdrawn Saks 25 Denotes classifications which require copy for insertion in Saturday issues to be placed before 1 1 pm on Thursday. Augusi 4. (suckiuiiv), at hospital, late of Kinynioid.

be-lowcd of Ted. loved siSier oi Edna Dodd and Dorothy Mah ney. At rest. Adjust b. at MiraiHia Horns, late of rincJ Cnmbah, loved wife of Arch (deceased), loveri mother of Ken Muriel, lovod granrfrn? of Wendy and Jill, grcat-grandmothcr of Christian, aged 89 yaars, loved by all.

au i-st at ls resi dent, late oi St. ivos. dear'" loved fcusb-md of Marione. Ic ed father and father-mi -irw of and Lfune Roberts, Perer ard Helen Bennett, fond grandfather of Guy, Trudi, Kim and Simon. Aged 73 years.

i GREEN, John Thomas James, RUSSELL, John HarrawaV. August 4. 1(J79, at R.G.H. Concord, late of Queen Street, Concord, dearly beio.ed of fcy, loved fatner of Christine, dear son of Direen. fond ora-n ther and brother-in-law of Joyce and Tern Stanford, aged S3 years.

August 5. 1 suddenly laio of Florence Street, Mount Prit-chard, dearly loved husband of Irene, beloved father of Dale, Marion and Paul, fond father-in-law of Beverley, Garrie and Brenria. loved and respected grandfather of their children. Lest we forget. Please watch these columns for funeral arrangements.

BLACK WELL, Richard William fr.rf MACKINTOSH, MaV Isabel. August 5. 1979, at her home in Wahroonga, beloved daughter of Alexander and Mary Mackintosh (both deceased), loving sister of Jessie and Grace (deceased) and fond sister-in-law of Bill Fuilard. In God's care. tDicK).

August 1979 at hospital, late of Concord, dearly beloved husband of Jean. Aged 74 years. At rest. SANSON, Mary, Auoust BODOY, Evelyn Blanche. www i MACKINTOSH, May Isabel, Aucius- 5.

1979. Hearty loved GREENFIELD, Bert. August 6. 1979. at hospital, late of Penrith and Windsor, dearly beloved husband of Evelyn, loved father a-id fatier-in-law of Vera and Sid Dickinson, Mela and Eric Pprmenter, Joan Ross Morgan, Tim and Diana (A.C.T.), grandfather of his 1 4 aunt of Joan, Alison (Mrs 1 979, late of Mt.

Colah, and formerly of Chatswood Coonabarabran, widow of Bill, dearly loved mother and mother-in-law of Stella and Noel, Aiicen and Robert, fond grandmother of Christine, Rhonda, Sandra. David and Nicole, dear sister of Paddy and Gil. Aued 70 vears. Booth) and John and fond nreat-aunt of Eli7abeth (Mrs Owen), David and August 3, 1979 (suddenly, at home, beloved mother of Daisy (Mrs Guy U.S.A.) and Lorna Murphy, fond mcther-in-law of Bcb and Harry, dear gran. r'mot her of Joy and Michael (U.S.A.), Stenhen (deceased).

Christopher nd Cheryl, loved great-grand mother of Jeffrey and Jennifer (U.S.A.). Sadly missed by all her family and friends, aged 68 years. Remains bequeathed to University of N.S.W. grandchildren, 7 great-grand MARSANO, Marrst, August May she rest in peace. ennaren ana i great -greai grandchild.

Agrd 87 years. At rest. -L 11-79, ar a nuking home, late of Hornsby. dearly beloved mother of Jean, Marjory (deceased) and Frank. dearest grandmother, great-grandmother and qreat-great-grandmother of their families, Aged 93 years.

SCOTT, Mary. August 3, HAMS, Laurence George, August igy. tate or inanes street, Fairlight. wife of the late Tommy Scott, loving friend of the Best family. Remains bequeathed to University.

6, 1 979, at his residence, late of Five Dock, dearly beloved husband of Mary, loving father and father-in-law of Norman and Lesley, dear pop of Julian and Emily. BOURKE, Renee. August 6 1979, at hospital, fate of Red-fern, dearly beloved mother of George and Mollie, foved nana of Lyn, IN and Leigh, fond great-Qrandmothpr nf vioron MARSDEN, John. August 5. iyy.

arter a snort inness, taie of North Sydney, dearly loved husband of Vera, loving father StMIONIV, Boris. August 4, Suzanne, beloved aunty of Bella. Maria. Georgette and Ffenee and families, aged 82 years. God's cf Phil and Beverely, loved bv his arms of Tutt Bryant Ltd and Grazcos Co-operative Ltd.

Initially performing processing work for these two companies, UDC now gets the bulk of its work from outside businesses. In 1977, it diversified into the computer equipment field by acquiring the Australian distributorship for General Automation Incorporated, of the' United States, and has developed application packages, PEGASUS, to go with the General Automation computers. UDC did not see any conflict in holding the distribution rights for both companies as the computers were different in size and concept. On the one hand, UDC had sold very large General Automation machines to companies which had previous computing experience whereas other companies did not want to get involved with programming themselves. Also, the price of a General Automation system ranged from $50,000 to $250,000 while ADAM cost between $32,000 and $35,000 and TINA about $18,000.

However, so far as Logical Machine Corp is concerned, the "democratising" of computer power does not end with ADAM and TINA. The corporation has developed a voice response system and as a microphone is used to activate the unit, it is appropriately enough called MIKE. Some 55 MIKEs have been installed world-wide and while the unit now costs $3,000 to $5,000, Mr Peers said he expected that price to be "decimated" over the next three to four years and indeed a dictating typewriter was only some five to seven years away. What people vould do with MIKE would depend on their ingenuity, Mr Peers said, observing that his company was working with a telephone company to eventually incorporate MIKE in the telephone and so obviate dialling. The distribution agreement between Logical Machine Corp and United Data Centres would be "a blending of conservatism with flamboyance," UDC's general manager, Mr Colin Murdoch, said last week.

Mr Murdoch, an accountant, professes to be conservative, while the founder of Logical Machine, Mr John Peers, is certainly flamboyant in witty, entertaining speech, if not in dress. Mr Peers is serious, though, in explaining: "Yes, you can program ADAM and TINA in common, everyday English words and you don't have to be a programmer to do it." It is surprising that incredulity surrounds these products for one of the objectives of the computer industry should have been to develop a product that can be used by "everyman." As Mr Peers say, he has two types of reaction to his machines: "The people who have never seen a computer before just go ahead and do what they want to do and do not think there is anything magical about it. "However, the computer professional wants to know all the technical details and whether it will handle other (programming) languages." Mr Peers said at the Hilton Hotel where TINA was on display at last week's DATA-WEEK computer exhibitionseminar that other equipment manufacturers were "selling tickets for a train ride and the buyers had to go where the train went. "We are teaching people to drive the train so they can go anywhere they want to go." Mr Peers, an industrial chemist who moved into the computer field, started his own company in Britain, sold it and then moved to the United States where he formed Logical Machine Corp. United Data Centres was formed 10 years ago by the merger of the data processing granacnnaren.

1379. at Lewisnam Hospital (unexpectedly), good old friend of all our family, N. Bukis. May he rest In peace In God' care. HARDY, isabelle, August 6, 1979, at hospital, late of Bright-on-le-Sands, dearly loved mother and mother-in-law of Tom and Nlta.

Arthur and Daphne, dear grandmother and great-grandmother of their families. For funeral arrangements see Wednesday's Herald. BOWERING, Hilda- August 3 MARTIN. Benjamin Thomas. August 2, 1979.

at hospital. la'n nf DuHn 1 ok inn hiichanri nf Kon. August loving father and father-, SEROCZYNSKI, The computer industry had performed a "very good job" of confusing buyers, a visiting United States computer executive said in Sydney last week. If a prospect took brochures from three suppliers he could not make a meaningful evaluation of those products because so often the brochures contained "misleading" information, he said. Mr Marvin Goldberg, director of distributor operations, MAI International, US, was speaking at the Neutral Bay premises of the Rank-Basic Four division of Rank Industries Pty Ltd.

Mr Goldberg, who has been in the computer industry since 1961, said the purpose of computers was to provide benefits of insight as to how a business was performing and to help in resolving business problems. Computing was not about numbers, a fact that many people had forgotten. Rank-Basic Four markets the Basic-Four computers manufactured by Management Assistance Inc (MAI) which range in price from $25,000 to $300,000. The most popular model, the 410, sells from $40,000 to $50,000. Since MAI and Rank-Basic Four stress what the computer can do rather than how it does it, it came as no surprise when Mr Goldberg said the operating system was the most important segment of these MAI machines.

The operating system is an integral part of a computer pulling all components together to ensure the application programs are used efficiently. Mr Goldberg said that unlike IBM Corp, MAI would not "unbundle" or charge separately for the operating system although application programs were 1979, at hospital, of Pennant Hills, beloved wife of Reg. loving mother of Judy, mother-in-aw of Peter, dear nanna of Gillian and Andrew, At pirate. Private, cremated August 6. 5.

1 979, at hospital, late of Homebush, dearlv loved husband of Adela. loved father and father-in-law of Bozenna and Bill, and loved grandfather of James, Glenn and Lauren, aged 66 years. in-law of Edna nd Charles. Ken and Dorothy. Mike and Joyce, loing grandfather of their children.

A member of Ryde Masonic Lodge. HEWITT, Christopher Bertram (Kit). August 6, 1979, late 37 Avenue. Harhour. formeriv of 52 Linthorpr BOWLER, Frank Kfrkpatrfck.

CLASSIFIED COPY Telephone 2 0944 now and ask for Telephone Ads. or contact your local newsagent CLOSING T8SVIES For Monday to Friday Issues: Real Estate 3 p.m. day before publication. other classifications 6 p.m. day before publication.

'Double column advertisements 7 p.m.. 2 days before publication (i.e. 7 p.m. Monday for Wednesday issues). For Saturday Issues: Classifications marked in ths Index with this symbol 11 P-- Thursday.

Double Column advertisements 1 1 p.m. Thursday. Employment 1 m- Frida- Real Estate 3 m- FridaV-. Motor Vehicles 4 p.m. Friday.

Other classifications 4 P- Friday. SHAW, Christopher Vernon. Street. Newtown, beloved husband! of the late Florence mATHESON loving father and father-in-law of: August 4, Vera Mabel. 1979.

at hosoital. Mugust a. iy3, at hospital, late of Blakehurst, dearly loved husband of Melba, loving father and father-in-law of lan and Peter and Christine and inuinn. (nee Varcoe), loved sister of Enid and aunt of lan. joan ana Kon ivicui 'ain, uojuuh and Ted Davidson.

Peg and Fred Martin, loved grand lather and great-grandtather ot their children, aged 79 vears. grandfather of Ashley, Brendan and Lee-Anne. AUGER, Robert Walter. August 5. 1 979, at Coliarov.

late of 213 Fowler Road. Guildford, loved husband of the late Mary Dorothy Shaw, beloved father, stepfather and father-in-law of Mill and Len. Bcrvi and Alby (deceased) Vern and Val, Arthur and Barbara, Fred and Maureen, loved grandfather and greatgrandfather of their children, fond uncle of Dorothy, aged B3 vears. At rest. For funeral particulars pleas see Wednesday's Herald.

BROCKHILL, Jessica Alva. August 6. 1979 (suddenly), of Treatt Avenue, Padstow, beloved husband of Dorothy, dearly loved father of Carol, Robert, Graeme and Peter. Mr Goldberg charged for separately from the computer equipment itself. Mr Goldberg said large computer manufacturers did not understand the small business market.

IBM offered "cradle to the grave" security for its clients, but by charging separately for each item of the complete computer system, the customer, properly or not, did not get the feeling that he was being "looked after." A move to retail selling has occurred recently in the computer industry. Mr Goldberg said he did not think this would be a successful approach as customers required hand-holding and required a "total systems" solution to their business problems. He did not think a store-front operation would do this. MAI also markets a word-processing machine, Wordstream, and while Australia would seem to be an attractive market for this product, the company was in the early stages of investigating the market and its competitive pressures, Mr Goldberg said. HOLLANDS, Coral Joy (Eg3n).

August 3, 1979, dearly loved daughter of Muriel (Tib) and the late Leslie Whalan, Katoomba, loved sister of Rex and Gillian and loving aunt of Jon, Malcolm, Richard. Peter Kaub, much loved of the Egan family. Age 41 year Sj August 4. 1979, suddenly, at her residence, 4 Louisa Street, Summer Hilt, dearly loved wife of Chris, dear sister of Thefma (deceasefd), Eva. Victor and Tom (deceased), aunty and great-aunty of their children, sister-in-law of Phinie, Clare, Winnie, John and Barbara.

MEARS, Edward McCarthy. SHRIMPTON, Richard Thomas. August 5, 199 (suddenly), at hospital, tate of Cooqee, beloved husband of Ivy, loved stepfather of Keith and stepfather-in-law Of Cynthia. At rest. Dale Terrence.

1979. (result of accl- BRODERICK, James Sebastian. August's. hospital, August iyy, tsuaoeniv at hospital) loved brother of Amy, Nina, Jean, Dorothy, Maude (all deceased) and Susie, Mona and Jack. For funeral arrangements see Wednesday's Herald.

deru), late of Carlngbah. dearly loved son of Fay and Terry, loving brother of Greg and Chris, a-ged 20 years. Always remembered. Please watch these columns BROOKS, Thelma Alice. MILLS, Leonard Leslie.

August August 6, in; at Mourn Olivnr Hospital, Brisbane, formerly of I for funeral particulars. Mratiriein. betov-d SKRABANICH. Mirko, August of Alfred George, motier of ram ana Mttrie. mothpr-m- a of Neville and John and grand- ISENBERG, Lily.

August 5, 5, ij9, of Mosrnan, loved brother of Jose and Ante Yugo slavia) and loved uncle of their families, aged 77 years. May he rest in peace. 1979. late of Bellevue Hill. 4.

1979, at hospital late ot Bairn a i beloved husband of Daphne, loved father and father-in-law of Diane and Tony, much loved poppy of Melanie, fond brother of Harold, Arthur, Ron, George, Alice and Archie (deceased). Aged 57 years. In God's care. For funeral arrangements phone 569 1995 after 12 noon today. moiner oj oraii, uavia ana Chris.

Cremation service to be held In Brisbane on Wednesday. ALEC GOW. Funeral Director, Brisbane. Ph. (07) 52 1501.

widow of the late Emanuel Isen-berg. dearly beloved mother of Freda, Trudi, Babs and Harold, a loving mother-in-law, grandmother and great-grandmother and dear sister of Morrie SMALLWOOD. Doris (Pat), August 5, 1979, at her residence. Hunters HIM. formerly of Glades-ville.

beloved wife of Roy (deceased), loved and remembered by her many friends. BUCKMAN, Muriel Clarice. In God's care. MINNS, Peter Robert. August 4, iy9 (tragically), late or August 5, 199, late or Peakhurst.

dearly loved wife of Allen, loving mother of Glenn, Margaret, Heather, Jeannette and Russell, fond mother-in-law of Val, Cireg and Peter, dearest grandma of their families. Aged 55 vears. At rest. SPILLANE, Gwendoline Emily (Briefs)1 ALTERATIONS (ask for CUSTOMER SERVICE). Alterations to advertisements appearing MONDAY' TO FRIDAY must be notified before 1 P.M.

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MULTIPLE DAY ADVERTISEMENTS: Cancellations accepted until 1 P.M. prior to day of publication. No cancellations accepted Friday for Saturday unless advertisement has already appeared. ENQUIRIES ASK FOR CUSTOMER SERVICE JARVIS, Jack. August 5, 1979 (suddenly), late of 43 Wardell Road.

Petersham, dearly loved husband of Winifred, loved father of Virginia. Glenys and Daryl. fond father-in-law of Dan. George and Sonia. loved grandfather of Belinda.

Thomas Elizabeth, aged 59 years. For funeral details, phone 519 7286, 51 5584, ittoDoiej. August iy79, late of Paddington, dearly loved wife of John, loved mother' of f-aye and Douglas, loving mother-tn-law and grandmother to their families. Faraday Road, campneiitown, beloved husband of Jenny, loving daddy of Warren and David, loving son of John and Ann, loved and respected brother of Michael, Jane. Brenda, Keith and Brian, loved grandson of Mrs Minns, fond son-in-law of Ethel and Edwin (deceased), biother-in-la'v of Ron.

Noel ana Kevin, uncle of their families, aqed 28 years. In God's caio. BURNS, Robert Ernest. August "auxiliary IBM card unit" which provides full compatibility with IBM word-processors and IBM office systems, Rank Xerox says. fa, (-suddenly) at hospital, KARAFI' OV'CH Moioc've, STEELES, Clayton Charles, dearly tieioved husband of, August 6.

1979, at hospital, late Nance, lovmo father of Helen of Rockdale, loved uncle of and of John, devot- Jnhri George. Millie and Vane and brother-in- aw of uosta. brother snd I-rot her-n-law cf Thelma, Sirronsen, Dinah Muyioi. rjy. (result ot acci-cevt at Bcndalong).

loved son of Deis and Alan, loving brother of Todd and Kurtls, loving (itdt.usoit ut Nan, Pop and Mac. Aged 1 9 years. He loved the surf. Please watch these columns for funeral particulars. 21 Doug Camnhell, Daphne and MITCHELL, Lydia, August 5.

Alan A'msrong. Elsie and Svd Hal Clarke. Pigby, Bessv and Jim and Muriel ICING- riel Minnie. Augus 6, 1979 at hospital, late of i. ac: vi.

ucn iK-ioveei wito of Stanley (deceased), loving of i. 1979, late of 8 McMillan Street, Helensttrtih, loved wife of Roy and mother of Rosalie, Fred, Rov and Ron. Sadlv missed. Bciard and Jovce Christian. Privately cremated.

Mvrtle and Olive, fond mother- Please watch these columns STEINFURTH, Engellna. in-law and devoted nanna of for funeral particulars. BURTON, Cecil James. August! their families. Aged 88 years.

At peace. MORLEY, Dorothy Gertrude. August it, iyy at hospital, ot 1 0 Ocean Street, Kogarah, beloved wife of Siegbert, loved mother and mother-in-law of Albert and Hilda, Jan and Janice and Berllo and Ronald, fond grandmother of their children. August 6, 1979, at hospital, late PLEASE PLACE ADVERTISEMENTS EARLY ot uranviiie. daughter of bamue DIGITAL Equipment Australia Pty Ltd is to move most of its head office operations to the northern tower of the Chatswood Plaza.

Arrangements have been made to occupy space in the existing southern tower with full use of the northern tower when completed. The general manager, Mr Max Burnet, said the move would enable Digital to consolidate its operations in Sydney, presently spread over seven locations. KNAPIK. lean. AuailSt 5 5.

1979, at his residence. 17 Campbell Street, Windsor, dearly loved husband of Coral, loved father of Warren. Gordon. Bruce and Diane (Mrs. Morgan), dear father-in-law of Florence, Lorraine, Kathy and John, loved grandfather of their children, aged 67 years, at rest.

1979 (suddenly), at hospital, late; Henry and Lydia Margaret (hoth deceased), cousin of Jean. Millie and Leila (Simmons), aunt of I.C.L 2904 COMPUTER CONFIGURATION: 64K Memory; 3 EDS 60 Discs; 600 LPM Printer; 300 CPM Reader; 4 Direct Data Entry Stations. AVAILABILITY: December, 1979. INQUIRIES: A. Saunders or B.

Robinson TELEPHONE: (02) 666 9541. cif Tempe. beloved wife of Jan, lovina mother of Janene, RANK XEROX (Australia) Pty Ltd has formed a systems business division coinciding with the release last week of new word-processing machines. The division will be responsible for the marketing and support of products other than copier duplicators. These other products include facsimile units, engineering and Xerox-radiographic equipment.

The new word-processing system, designated the Xerox 850 display typing system, is based on two display typewriters together with several modular units. One display typewriter incorporates a 24-character gas plasma display on the typewriter and the other has a separate full-page CRT display. Rank Xerox says key features of the 850 system include a microprocessor controller which has two floppy disc stations which store a total of 600,000 characters or about 280 pages of information. Any point in the storage units is instantly accessible for display, editing or printout. Users can take advantage of an STEPHENSON, Lorna Dunwoodle.

Michelle and Linda. loving BUSINESSES FOR SALE BUSINESSES FOR SALE Marge, Beryl and Colleen (Harrison) and their families, lifelong friend ot the Ryan family. daughter of Jock and Jean Raton (LIQUOR Crown Of the Hill ACTIVE motel complex for sale i Forestville. CHALKER, Kenneth Alovslous (Padstow). loved sister or jock Keith, George and Dorothy, deai sister-in-law of Vona and Cecil loved aunt of their children aged 47 years.

In In; inn care. or partnership on Cook Highway In the heart of Cairns, SMALL restaurant In large town August 6. 1979, at hosoital. late of 23 Kailua Avenue, Budge-woi, formerly of North Svdnev, beloved wife of Lynton (de-5-ceased), loving mother of Bruce and Colin, loved grandmother of Graham. Robin.

Christopher and great-grandmother of Damon and Danielle and fondest aunt of Audrey Bremner. MORRIS. Rachel Mabel, Aug central West, terrific potential ust o. iyM, at a nursinq home, Biacktown, late of North Street, for a couple. No experience nec For funeral particulars please essary.

Phone (063) 31 4951 Alexander. August at R.G.H.. Concord, late of Concord, dearly loved husband of the late Annie Chalker, loving father of Mary, Kevin (deceased), Zelma and Beryl, fond father-in-law of Bernard, Pearl and Rick, dear pa and greatgrandfather of their families. Aged 83 years. watch funeral notices aanv.

after 4.30 p.m. Auburn. beloved mother of Dorothy and George, and loved mother-in-law of Elsie. loved grandmother of Beryl and Winston, Elizabeth and Peter, and great-qrandmother of Colin and Charlcne, beloved sister of Eva BUSINESSES WANTED LANG, Marv Sterling Pollock STEWART, Alice May. August Mav AUQUst A.

iy9. hospital, dearly beloved wife of CHICKEN AND TAKE AWAY Donald. loving mother and (Woonona) and Elsie (England) Comprises 3 modern motel buildings, separate duplex building and 3 swimming pools, together with adjacent vacant development site, in all 54 units. Cairns average room occupancy Is 75 P.c. and the size of units makes medium term let-tings a profitable possibility during off season.

The complex attracts the package tour trade and is a well known landmark on the tourist map. Flnanre mav he available from mother-in-law of Don (deceased) food shops wanted urgently. Tnrnrwpi- Is not a factor. hOW COBBY, John Robert. August loved aunt of Raymond and Norma, fondly remembered bv Carole and Lex.

Jeanette and ever eauiDment must be In good DATEC Pty Ltd, Sydney-based software company, has opened its first regional office at Parramatta. The company has offices in all mainland State capitals and the opening up of the new office was in response to the increasing number of clients and prospects in the region. icue or Kuaaran, loving wife of Jim (deceased), -loved mother and mother-in-law of Nancy and Roy, Betty and Tom. Doreen and Ken, Jack and phyf and Bob, devoted grandmother of their families, and dear sister of Miay. Aged 85 years.

Rest in peace. Les and Ruth, loved nana of Jim, aged 91 years. At rest. condition Top dollars paid for thpir children, loved sister of the riaht shops. Locations Betty, Jimmy (deceased).

Anne (deceased), jean, Dan and Billy 5. 1979 (suddenly), at hosoital. dearly beloved husband of Marie, loved father of Pamela, dear brother and brother-in-law of Doug and Joan (Hobart), Bill and Etvene and Alt (deceased). Sadly missed bv all his family. Aged 64 years.

Rest In peace. quired in all city and suburban areas. Private buyer. Only persons with realistic market (deceased). values please.

Mr. Baxter, 922 2840, bus. hrs. LE FEVRE. Kenneth Clifford.

NEWTON, Doris Gertrude. long term financier If references! STEWART, Robert Alexander. August 5, 1979. at hts residence, late of Princes Highway, Na-rooma. lovina husband of Roma August 4.

1979, late of Rose-ville. widow of Vincent, dearlv loved mother and mother-in-law THE SYDNEY COUNTY COUNCIL Vacancies exist for the following position: adequate. All inquiries win treated In confidence by our Sydney solfcltors who are completely Independent and have no interest in the venture. of Margaret and John Bouahton PARTNERSHIPS, AGENCIES COLLEY. Raymond.

August 3 and father of Rhonda (Mrs Nadin, Narooma) and Annette (Mrs Coliett, Narooma), aged 49 Nvree and Atf Gillespie, fond Processor helps author August 1, 1979, at a nursing home, Randwick, late of 18 otphert Avenue, Vaucluse, dearly beloved husband of the late Mabel Clyde, beloved father of Joyce (Mrs Dennis Orchard) and Elsie, loved brother-in-law of Elsie Galbraith, Aged 94 years, privately grandmother of Margaret. Jane FRENCH Import Export company years. At rest. parties phone 199, tate ot camaen ana iotrs Harbour, grieved for by Jenny and Greg. Scott, Virginia and wife Nola, 23 Newry Street, Ur-unda.

Funeral 2 p.m. August 7, and Jim, preat-granomotner of their children, and beloved sister Interested 233 1022. (wine, spirits, fine gooas), seeKs agent in Svdney. Write: Phallppou. LEGGO.

Nellie. August 5 of Phyllis Vale. Privately cremated. St. Barnabas Church, urunga.

iU4 Rue Mreet, nonore, auu i Paris. PROGRAMMER GRADUATE 1979. suddenly at hospital, late of Touklev. dearlv loved mother BUTCHERIES for sale all suburbs and country, big or small. Take your pick at Cec Phillips P.L., 7a Bartlett Summer Hill.

Phone 798 3533. Want more anywhere, i CRICHTON. H. Mary (Grandy) SUMMERS, Pearl. August 5, FURNITURE REMOVALISTS, TRANSPORT August 5, 1979.

dearly loved NOONE, Ronald Robert. (Bob). and mot ler-in-law of Joyce and Neil, Gloria and Les, loved grandmother of Judith and Robyn, loving great-grandmother of Lisa and Christie and font' sister of Marie (deceased) and Pearl. iys, it iunnmrjaaie convalescent Hospital, Five Dock, dearly beloved sister of Frank, aged 87 mother to Jeannie, Eric and Walter (deceased), mother-in-law to lan. Gwen and Wendy.

CHEAP RATES, all removal's and general cartage. Large van, tocai and country, 7-dav service, beloved grandmother to Brett, Nicole, Gregory, Kim, Dean and Jullanne and great-grand motier August 5. 1979, of Bland Street, Ashfield, dearly beloved husband of Alma, loved father of Julie and Ronald, fond father-in-law of Graham, dear grandfather of Shelley and Julian, and fond brother, brother-in-law and uncle of all families. 74 2236. DRIVE YOURSELF.

LEWIS, David. August 5, to Aiana ana uane. TANG, Yook Fal. August 4. COFFEE LOUNGE, Restaurant, take away in western subs, shopping centre, low rent, long lease.

74 2253. CLEANING. We need responsible peopl to operate the i own cleaning runs, we supply written contracts plus equipment, all work Is commercial and there is a guaranteed Income. Further Inquiries phone Mr King, 27 2732. CARS, TRUCKS, See Classification naive voiidqfi FURNITURE VAN loadind for iyy, ot ives, dearly beloved husband of Molly and loved father of Mary, loved brother of Wing.

Pul and Koon-Yung and their families. 1 979, at war veterans Home, Narrabeen, dearly loved husband of Beatrice (deceased), father of John (deceased), Bernard and Derek, loved grandfather of Marnie, Shey, Robert, Paul, Jeanette and John. DE-BRUYN. Raymond Edlar and O'BRIEN, Joyce Lesley, August1 Brisbane, space avaiiaoie. 74 2236.

Linoa javi (nee Lampoeiu. August 3. 1973 (result of acc COMPANY NOTICES 4, lyy, at nospitai, late or Woolwich, lovina mother of Frank (deceased) and Thomas, fond grandmother of Philllpa, Jane and Ann. 1 From ELIZABETH OWENS MELBOURNE. Most people know about the use of word-processors in the office but fewer people realise that they can also be used most successfully in more complex, processes such as writing a book.

A senior lecturer in politics at Melbourne University, Mr David found that use of the art faculty's Sigma Data Wordplex 1 gave him greater flexibility when writing. He used it extensively when working on a political philosophy book about the relationship between Marxism and Liberalism. It allowed him to move backwards and forwards in the text, correct clumsy sentences and change paragraphs around. Mr Tucker said he normally worked by sketching out short sections of text and interleaving them with corrections in a loose leaf folder. By using the word processor he was able to make corrections more easily and get a clean copy of his work at an earlier stage.

He said the word processor definitely speeded up his work but it was difficult to estimate by how much. Mr Tucker used an author's training package to learn how to operate the machine. He found this an easy skill to master. He used the machine after hours as it is mainly used by the department's office staff being the only word processor in an academic department in the university. He is now using the wordplex in working on a second book while the first is in the process of being published.

dent), late of Jemlson Road, Kinqswood, loved mother and father of Matthew and Kelly, loved son of Daniel and Nel DISTRIBUTION BUSINESS. Discount shopping organis TURTLE, William Joseph. LLOYU, Dorothy. August 6, SALARY RANGE: Salary will bo within the range $13,207 to $18,651 per annum, dependent on qualifications and ex penence. QUALIFICATIONS: Applications are invited from persons pos-.

sessing an appropriate degree or diploma from a recognised tertiary institution, with either a Computing Science major or equivalent knowledge and experience in computer programming. Potential to progress to systems analysis work and to follow a career path in commercial data processing will be highly regarded. The main computer language used is PL1 and In-house training will be provided as necessary. Installed equipment is an IBM 370-148, 2000 million bytes of disk capacity, high speed tapes, 50 visual display units. Software in use includes OOSVS, VM, CMS, CICS, DL1, PAN VALET.

Development of a comprehensive Customer Information System is being undertaken. MEDICAL EXAMINATION: Appointees will be required to pass an examination by the Council's Medical Officer before taking up duties. HOW TO APPLY: Apply by Monday, August 20, 1979 on Form obtainable at Council's offices located at The S.C.C. Build-ing, 570 George Street, Sydney, Bankstown, Bondi Junction, Burwood, Campsie. Chatswood, Hornsby, Kingsford and Sutherland, or by telephoning the Employment Section, 269 2723 or 269 2729.

Please note that no acknowledgement of receipt of applications will be made, but applicants who have been selected for inter vmw wilt bo notified ation requires reliable persons De-Bruyn, loved daughter of Darcv and Heather (Mrs John iy79, late ot Miranaa, aeany loved wife of Clifford and loved mother and mother-in-law of Dorothv and Eric. Robert and son) Campbell, loved brother of Dennv. Boh. Eddie. Hanns.

to service 20 selected retail outlets under contract to company. 20 hours p.w. Budget discount cards, No stock to carry or purchase. $3950 required for exclusive area. 436 2488.

Nan, dear grandmother of PAIN, Margaret Louise. August Nettie, Nelleke, Sylvia and the matter of the Companies Act, 1961, and In the matter of MESCHELL FARIS SHOES PTY. LIMITED (In Liquidation). Notice of Final Meeting Notice Is hereby given that pursuant to Section 272 of the Act. the final meeting of the members of the company will be held at WALKER.

IDLER 12th Floor, 66 King Street. Sydney, on the 7th day of September, 1979. at 10 a.m. for the purpose of the liquidator laying i a a (suaaeniyj, at ner en. loved sister of Rhonda residence, Waveriev.

dear oved loved grandson of Mrs Gelohoff Joanne, Kerrle, Kristy and Adam, and loved sister of Rita, Poppy and Buntv (deceased). Aged 61 years. daughter of Stanley, and the late. August 1979, at his home li Earlwood, dearly beloved husband of Margaret, loved father of Edna (deceased), Ron and Noreen, fond father-in-law of Judith and Fred, and devoted grandfather of Rick, Susan Michael and Paul, aged 83 years. Rest In peace.

WARREN, John Archibald. August 5, 1979. late of Oatley, formerly of Landsdowne, Taree, beloved brother of Janet, Ruby and Gladys, fond uncle of Jovcet Gwen and Beryl. Aged 93 years. ana qrandaaugnter ot Mrs Campbell and Mrs E.

Robinson, Louise fain (Gordon), loved sister of John (deceased) and Elizabeth (Mrs Jobe. Mosrnan). fond nephew and niece of their EXCLUSIVE LOCAL AGENCY. 20 hours p.w. average loved aunt of Aidan and Matthew Responsible person to work wtthout supervision or control to before the meeting an account! famines.

Aqed 30 years. Aged 25 years. Always remembered. McEWEN, Martha (Mattie). August 5.

1979, formerly of Dee Why, dear wife of Frank (deceased), much loved and ad and lovea friend of Margery, aged 43 vears. Sadlv missed. prck up receipts and cash troi 20 retail outlets under contract Of the winding up ana ine giving of any explanation thereof. Dated this 3rd day of August, 1 979. B.

A. WALKER. Liquid See Wednesday's Herald for mired mother of Anne, Jack and to company. Applicants must funeral particulars. Please watch these columns have car and want to own tieir irene.

Now. at Peace. ator, 66 King Street, Sydney, for funeral arrangements. own business. $3950 capital re.

quired, phone 436 2331. 2000. (Continued on Next Page).