The Age from Melbourne, Victoria, Australia • Page 35

SATURDAY 12 MARCH 1994 THE AGE 35 Sport Age Why Nine can't cover all bases WasMiigitoini snaps up Gaze on 10-day contract New order poised to make mark in finals District cricket Youth team charges to third win By LAURIE SCHWAB The Young Socceroos recorded the third consecutive victory of their European tour by beating the youth team of Dutch club Wil-lem II 5-3 in a barnstorming finish after trailing 3-1 with 14 minutes to go. Mark Viduka of the Melbourne Knights scored his fifth goal in three matches when he equalised at 1-1 in the 15th minute after the first of countless crosses from left-back John Angelovski. But Willem II surged to a 3-1 lead before Australia fought back to win with goals by Robert Midd-leby (76th minute), Ufuak Talay (83rd), Paul Bilokapic (86th) and Nick Lazarevski (87th). The Young Socceroos had previously beaten Ajax Amsterdam 3-1 and Go Ahead Eagles 4-2. The next game is on Tuesday against the youth team of Borussia Dortmund, the German club of Australian World Cup player Ned Zelic.

THE COACH banished from the touchline for spitting at an opposition player during last week's UEFA Cup quarter-final between Austrian club Casinos Salzburg and Eintracht Frankfurt of Germany has said he is sorry, reports AAP. "Believe me, I regret this idiotic act and I suffer when I think of the incident," said 61-year-old Otto Baric, who spat at Frankfurt defender Kachaber Zachadse during an ill-tempered match. Baric was barred for five matches by the European Football Union (UEFA). PAUL WALSH'S proposed $1.5 million move from English first-division club Portsmouth to Manchester City of the Premier League has hit a snag. The former Tottenham and Liverpool striker has been reported to be not over-keen on the move.

Second-division side Blackpool has become only the second English league club to appoint a female managing director. Gill Bridge, 27, follows in the footsteps of Birmingham City's Kar-ren Brady. In his defence of the Nine Network's desultory coverage of cricket Tests in South Africa, Kerry Packer unwittingly put the unarguable case for pay-TV operators to get a fair share of sports broadcasts. The Australian Broadcasting Authority is investigating what events are of such national or cultural importance that broadcast rights should be available first to the free-to-air networks. Most of the candidates, it seems, are sports events.

The networks want an impregnable wall around all sports they are broadcasting now, shutting the fledgling pay-TV operators out of a vital market. The pay-TV operators argue that they can provide a complementary service, televising in full events that the networks televise in part or not at all. Here's what Packer had to say on Monday: "We've just gone through the Winter Olympics, we've come through with cricket from South Africa, we're in the middle of the football season. What do you think? The only people who should see anything on television are people who want to follow sport? You don't think we've got responsibilities to anybody else? We have a responsibility under licence to bring a balanced coverage." In other words, "we" have hoarded so many plum sports broadcast rights that fans should count themselves lucky they get a meaningful coverage of anything! As a contribution to the broadcasting authority's "pay-television siphoning" investigation well, Mr Packer, I couldn't have put it better myself. For years, fans' complaints about truncated or frivolous coverage of their favorite sports have gone largely unheeded by networks secure in the knowledge that they had no place else to go.

It may be unfair to come down too hard on the networks, who show a lot of sport and must, as Packer said, satisfy a range of tastes (although Channel 9 could obviously be less miserly with its sports rights). But the paucity of channels is coming to an end. Australis Media Will pay-TV bring more sport to the lounge lizard? Viewers have less than a fortnight to make their feelings known to the Australian Broadcasting Authority. Ben Potter reports: plans to offer 10 pay channels via satellite and MDS (multi-point distributions systems) from November; cable-TV services will offer 10 channels over Telecom's embryonic cable network from July. There will be no valid reason why those sessions of an Ashes or other cricket telecast that Nine fails to show should not be seen on pay-TV.

Section 115 of the Broadcasting Services Act rightly seeks to ensure that viewers will not be forced to pay for important sports broadcasts they now get free, such as the AFL and rugby league grand finals, state-of-origin clashes and cricket Tests. The Federation of Australia Commercial Television Stations argues not only that all sports now available free to air should remain available, but also that matches (say in AFL or rugby league) not televised free to air should not be available on pay-TV either! The reasoning behind this preposterous ambit claim is that siphoning of one or more matches to pay-TV would attract viewers from free-to-air broadcasts, harming their viability and reducing total free-to-air sports coverage. Sports siphoning will be a big issue, especially in the early years when few have access to pay-TV. But that does not warrant total protection from competition for sports viewers, especially given Packer's candid evidence on the networks' limitations. Tile ABA welcomes submissions until 25 March.

They should be sent to Director of Program Services, ABA. PO Box 500. Queen Victoria Building, NSW, 2000; delivered to Level 15, Darling Park, 201 Sussex Street, Sydney 2000; or faxed to (02) 334 7799. Wellington, Friday Australian basketball star Andrew Gaze yesterday signed a 10-day contract to gfay with the Washington ullets. His first game with the Bullets will be against Djpiver tonight.

After practice with team members, the Melbourne Tiger's star said he was looking forward to playing in the presitigious National Basketball Association. "It is exciting being a part of the NBA and it is still a huge thrill," hcsaid. "My playing will be quite limited, though, because the team is very well established. I don't expect to come in and take over." Gaze's entry to the team was made possible by a series of injuries to Washington Bullets players including Colbert Chaney, who is expected to be back in two weeks. "I'm playing because they wanted to have a look at me and how I fit in with the team." Both Gaze and Bullets management are lookng at the 28-year-old with a view to possibly joining the team next year.

"They are not expecting me to set the world on fire on the next 10 days but to look at how I interact with the Bullets," Gaze said. Joining the NBA is yet another step up for the three-time Olympian who played a successful season five years with college team Seton Hall. "This is a great opportunity and I am realistic about how much playing I will get to do. Playing in the NBA is a long, long way up the ladder in terms of what is expected of you as a player. "But I am not overawed after playing at an international level with players of a similar calibre." The only other Australian playing in the NBA is Luc Longley from Perth who plays centre for the Chicago Bulls.

The Bullets will play Philadelphia in Washington on Sunday, then travel to the Wfest Coast for By GREG BAUM The inevitable shift In the power base of Victorian cricket should be confirmed this weekend when at least two, and probably three, so-called expansion clubs entrench themselves in the final four of the District competition. Fltzroy-Doncaster, formed In 1986 when ailing Fitzroy removed itself to the suburbs, leads the ladder and Is certain to play in the finals for the first time since amalgamation, Rlngwood lies third and Dandenong-Waverley (nee Waverley) fourth, and, barring accidents In this final round, should play in the finals. Inducted Into the competition in 1974 to embrace the outer suburbs, these clubs have each made only one previous, losing semi-final appearance, though they have both found success in the lower XIs. The other club Is Melbourne, which is blessed to be the title club, of the affluent and vibrant MCC organisation, and so has not grown old and poor like other Inner-city clubs. In any case, it protects Itself by recruiting vigorously all over the state.

Victorian Cricket Association chief executive Ken Jacobs said that It was generally agreed that 18 clubs was too many for an elite competition, but the success of the young clubs had been invigorating. "The good Judges say that the standard has been lowered, but it's been a fillip for the competition and the new clubs have played very well," Jacobs said. "A lot of the older, traditional clubs are going to continue to face problems over the next few years." They Include a lack of funds, players and administrators, and the increasing reluctance of inner suburban councils to devote ovals exclusively to cricket. The two new clubs In the competition this season, Geelong and Frankston-Penlnsula, lie 12th and last respectively, but have not been disgraced, winning nine games between them. Andrew Gaze: 'I am not overawed after playing at an international level with players of a similar calibre.

position. Playing in the NBA gets your name out there and exposure to the highest level of play." Gaze will return to Australia in preparation for the Melbourne Tigers' opening game on 9 April. games at Golden State (15 March), against the Los Angeles Lakers (16 March), in Portland (18 March) and Denver (20 March). Gaze, typically a high point scorer, said he could offer the Bullets diversity and versatility to play a range of positions. "They want to see my potential and how flexible I am as the team has a lot of strong players in my Melbourne Keas easily deflect Bullets Netball Slick newcomers Melbourne Keas tasted their first victory in the Netball Superleague, beating the Perth Bullets 72-43 at the Powerhouse in Adelaide last night.

Aided by Australian wing attack Shelley O'Donnell and defender Nicole Richardson, Melbourne established itself as a competent addition to the Superleague. Melbourne goaler Yolanda Wightman's precise shooting (80 per cent) steered Melbourne to a 17-goal lead at half-time. Perth, last year's Superleague wooden spooner, had the pace and fought valiantly for the ball but opportunities were lost with only five of her 10 chances. Despite a fairly even start, Melbourne pulled away after Perth missed two straightforward shots in the second quarter. The third quarter became more aggressive, with Melbourne goalkeeper Liz Taverner taking a heavy fall.

In the second game, Adelaide Contax powered to a nail-biting 50-47 win against local arch-rival Garville. Contax was boosted by three newcomers in wing attack Audine Cobb, Queenslander Vicki Neale and Australian squad member Vicki Wilson. Wilson's 184-centimetre frame provided strength, goal precision and 36 goals. The win was an important confidence booster for Contax, which has played in the shadow of Garville since 1991. "I think it's the start of good things to come," Contax coach Marg Angoves said.

Contax led marginally throughout but in the third quarter the score was levelled three times. MELBOURNE KEAS 72 (L Mackie 31 Wight-man 41) PERTH BULLETS 43 (S Gough 29 A Parker 9 A Wheeler 5). ADELAIDE CONTAX SO (V Wilson 36 Ango 14) ADELAIDE GARVILLE 47 (N Avellino 26 Borlase 20 Kelso 1). DISTRICT CRICKET: At least three clubs are still in the running to secure fourth spot on the ladder. The main contenders are Dandenong Waverley, Richmond and Prahran.

To keep their respective hopes alive, Richmond would have to beat Melbourne at Albert Park; Prahran, at home, would need to thrash Frankston Peninsula, and DandenongWaverley would have to beat Collingwood at Shepley Oval. Round 17 draw: Carlton Euandon, South Melbourne Footacray, Rlngwood Hawthorn, Prahran Frankston Peninsula, North Melbourne Northcote, Melbourne Richmond, Geelong St Kllda, FltzroyDoncaeter University, DandenongWaverley Collingwood. skiers try their hand at night jumping. SWIMMING: The Prahran Classic one-hour swim takes place at the Prahran Pool tomorrow, starting at 9am. Unlike other swims, the objective is not to compete a set distance in the shortest possible time.

Instead, competitors aim to finish as many laps as possible in the hour. ROWING: The Barwon regatta takes place today on the Barwon River in Geelong. LIFE SAVING: The state junior life saving championships will be held at Mordialloc beach from 10.30 am 4.30 pm tomorrow. Black Rock Life Saving Club will be endeavoring to retain its position as the premier club around the bay. TENNIS: Ballarat will host its Womenfc Classic this weekend as part of the Ford Futures Circuit.

YACHTING: Choppy seas may help to decide today's Queenscliff-to-King Island race. Proven performer Wild Thing should do well in the event, which started at 1 am this morning. DIVING: The Victorian championships continue today and tomorrow at the State Swimming Centre. They begin at 10.30 am on both days, with the open events starting from 2 pm today and 2.30 pm tomorrow. WATER SKIING: The Moomba Masters is on again on the Yarra, starting at 8 am today.

From 6.30 tonight you can see the worlds best clumsy shots and fumbling. Perth goal shooter Andrea Parker was taken off the court after the third quarter, having shot with only 47 per cent accuracy. She was replaced by Amanda Wheeler who managed to land I Dally Double: Christopher Vance (11) Weona Warrior (9) $154. Daily doubt: Dahart Uaand 110) Flower Dream (7) 270.80. Subt: 3, 1.

Extra double: Airtvato (3) Owe Habit (6) SM.OO. Subt: 7, 7. Qeadrolla: Noa: 7, 9, 3, 7. Suba: NSR, 3, ran, NSr. Quad irtra: Noa: 10, 3, 7, t.

117,988.30. Suba: 3, 7, 1. 7. Forest. Late scr: Con Boy (25-1) prices shown are not affected by the scratching.

Vt nk, 2-Vi len. Time: 2:06.50. TAB Noa: 3 1 Divs: Win $4.30 Place $1.80 $3.20 $1.90. $32.00. $221.10.

$148.90. 7 ARUNDELL MURPAYRYAN SPRINT HCP 1200m: 10-1 FLOWERS DREAM br 5 (Don't Say Halo Loving Smile) Trainer: Lafferty) 51.5 (S Baster) 1. 3-1 fav LERONTE 58.5 carr 55.5 (S Hyland) 2, 51 AROUND AND OVER 51.5 carr 52 (C A Robertson) 3. Then followed: 7-2 Steven Image 7-1 Centenary Knight 12-1 Saint Felix 5-1 Jutland 7-1 Manitor 151 Ontv Bidder. Scr: Philada Star DANCER'S EDITION 53.5 (J Hunter) 3.

Then followed: 92 Blitzen Boy 10-1 Lake Eame 10-1 Caramel Sundae 4-1 Nina Din 15-1 Classic Touch 12-1 Woodbum 10-1 Mooramong 20-1 Signor Dom 40-1 Miss Rmo. All started. Nk, nk. Time: 1:04.70. TAB Noa: 12 58 Divs: Win $134.90 Place $25.20 $2.10 $1 80.

$275.60. $8819.90. $235.40. COLAC GOLOD CUP 2000m: 14-1 DAKAR'S LEGEND 4 (Dahar -Fabulosa) Trainer: Hall, 51 IS Tronerud) 1. 9-2 HAVE YOUR SAY 56 (Ms Payne) 2, 7-1 TRIBE 57 (A Peterson) 3.

Then followed: 10-1 Zama-dera 14-1 Punter's Lament 7-1 Accommodate 80-1 Brave Mariner 6-1 Bent On Winning 7-4 fav Flamingo Cloud 40-1 Steamboat Charlie. Scr: Titled Toff, Anyone's Bet, Office Romeo, Bootleg Boy. Nk, Ig nk. Time: 2:02.70. TAB Noa: 10 4 1 Divs: Win $18.90 Place $4.70 $2.20 $1.80.

$74.70. $1069.20. $1958.60. 6 UNION CLUB HOTEL (C 2) HCP 2000m: 114 ARRIVAT0 3 (Kampala Latin Lament) Trainer: Price. 55 carr 52 (M Allen) 1, SI I'M A WANDERER 53.5 (C Browelll 2.

Want 2-8-99 Box 2-7-87; Glad Pk 4-12-127 Low Plenty 0-371; Box 412121 Actrv Levert G359; Gar-denv 412-115 Alma 0-351. PORTUGUESE OPEN TOURNAMENT QuarteHlnal: (prefix no. denote aeedlng): Nicol (Scot) 2 MAR TIN (AUST) 15-12 1315 15-10 15 10.: 3 Marshall (GO) Harris (GB) 156 15-8 158: 1-J Khan (Pakl) 5-R Norman (NZ) 1715 153 151; 4 EYLES IAUST) Nleolle (GB) 158 155 157. RIFLE SHOOTING THE SYME SERIES Bendlgo: The McPheraon and Moriaon: No 9A Age I Cameron (G CI 296.32; Martin (Can) 296.27; Thompson (Army Un-lNSW) 295.29; A McWhirter (Wirga-bup) 295.27: Berman (Mosmon-Neutral Bay) 295.25; A Hobbs (Wattmuk) 295.17; Thompson (VDC Tas) 294.27); Splllman (Goodwood Utd) 294.27; Moher ILl-lydnlo) 294.26: Bensley (Canberra) 294.26. The Cole: No SB Agg Wilson (Can) 291.18; Folkes (Stawell) 290.11; A McCready (Ararat) 288.17: Lewis (Waikerie) 287.18: Lyons (Horsham) 286.12; 1-K len.

Ig nk. Time: 1:10.90. TAB Noa: III Divs: Win $15.40 Place $3.30 $1.60 $1.90. $34.50. $424.20.

$71.00. 8 TATTS-KENO (C 1) HCP 1600m: 8-1 GUEST HABIT 4 (Habituate -Camdana Quasi) Trainer: O'Sulllvan, 55 (A Peterson) 1, 92 FLYING LEAP 55.5 (P Den Hertog) 2. 81 LIGHT THE FORGE 54.5 IS Baster) 3. Then followed: 4-1 fav Desolato 5-1 Shamoir 10-1 Irish Fortune 15-1 Alpine Crush 81 Another Western 51 Neat Knight 71 Comedy Boy 20-1 Punssa 20-1 Everard. Scr: Bold Benjamin, Bellandy.

Hd, 2-H len. Time: 1:39.00. TAB Noa: 4 8 Win $12.80 Place $3.60 $2.00 $3.90. $39.70. $997.00.

$164.50. Bardsley (vie), Pert rement (Vic); 70: Hughes (vie). Hill (Vic): 71: A Sanders (Vic), Murphy (Vic), Weame (Vic); 73: McGregor (Vic). Jackson (UK). McNaughton (Vic).

Collier (Vic), Cole (Vic), Wight (Vic). YARRAWONOA AND BORDER CLUB PRO-AM: Collier, Hanson, Iwasaki-Smith 68. Amateur: 0'Bryan 36 cb. Hore 41. Morton 41.

INTERNATIONAL AMATEUR TEAMS CHAMPIONSHIPS The Australian Golf Club: Rd 1: England 149 (C Edwards 74 Bennett 75), New Zee-land 150 (M Wheelhouse 73 Alker 77), Scotland 152 IS Gallacher 74 Downle 78), AUSTRALIA 153 (G CHALMERS 75 DAWES 78). Austria 153 (N Zitny 75 Sailer 78), Canada 153 IE Reevey 76 MacMillan 77), Chinese Taipei 154 (W Yeh 76 Chang 78). Singapore 156 (M Mamat 76 Latiff 80). Bermuda 158 (R val-lis 77 Ascento 81), Zimbabwe 159 (L Chitengwa 76 Kamungeremu 85), Argentina 159 (A Canete 77 Chiesa 82), India 165 (A Singh 79 Randhawa 86). Papua New Guinea 166 (D Yere 81 Yore 85).

Malaysia 167 Ramll 83 Nor 84). THAILAND OPEN TOURNAMENT 1st Rnd: 65 Jobe (US); 68 Gould (GB), Ho (Sth Korea), Aubrey (US), Ruengklt (Thai); 69 GRAY (AUST), 0 Chul (Sth Korea), Sea-hill (NZ), Van Rensburg (Sth Afr), Reach IUS), Jacobs (US), Nor-quist IUS): 70 Clifford (US), KING (AUST), Yu Shu (Taiwan), Schiene IUSA), Wilson (US). PGA CLASSIC TOURNAMENT 1st Rnd: (US unleaa elated): 67 Lang-er (Ger), Chamblee; 68 Zakl (Jap), A Magee, Love, GBllagher, Lletzke, PARRY (AUST), McCumber, Hoch, Flelsher, Purtzer, WOODLAND (AUST): 69 Daly, Maheffey. Toledo (Mex), Tewell, Delslng: 70 Faldo (GB). Fabel, Dougherty.

0 Toms. Huston. McGovem, Cochran, Funk, Jordan, Barranger, Price (Zimb), Ognn, Humenik, Gibson, 0 Ed-werds. Utley Others: 71 GRADY (AUST), Lyle (GB), Pamevtk (Swe); 76 I BAKER FINCH (AUST), Tataur-angi (NZ); 77 Singh (Fiji). EUROPEAN TOUR'S BALEARIC OPEN GOLF TOURNAMENT let I Vic) 63.28s Pearson (NSW) Wright (NSW).

High lump: Milllngton (WA) 1.79m Bruty (Vic) Conroy (NSW). Heptathlon: Jamieson (NSW) 5443pts Thompson (Qld) 5309 Young (NSW) 4838. Javelin: Wylie (Qld) SO. 08m Read (NSW) Hook INSW). BOWLS TEST Rd 3: Sgla: Roche (NSW) 25, Fleay (WA) 21, Richardson INSW) 25 Cornn VW) 6.

Palra: Ellis Fong (NSW) 25 Hudson Wainwnght (WA) 10, Richardson McKee (NSW) 25 A Stokes Hill (WA) 11. Fours: WUro Rich Humphreys I Donkln (NSW) 25 Bono-melli Caldow Ritchie Dunn WA) 13, Leslie Webster Roots 0 Shaw(NSW)18LvulichSJakovichB Carlhausen Menagh VM) 22. Pts: NSW 28 8. SCHOOLSPORT CRICKET) Hail 878 (Angus 323) Carey Scotch 3139 (Roberts 48) SKC Bn 111 (Newman 329 Hede 4-25) Xav 19 Geelong Coll Melb (no play) Caul Geelong GS (no play). TENNIS: SKC 13 139 Scotch 370: Xav 13137 Brl 3 90; Geelong Coll 10-121 Melb 8100.

SKIING WOMEN'S WORLD CUP SLALOM Mammoth Lakes, California: 1 Schneider (Swit) 1 mm 18.52 sees (39.9838.54); 2 Koren (Slovenia) 1:19.95 140.4739.48): 3 Ertl (Ger) 1:20.18 (40.9539.23); 4 Wiberg (Swe) 1:20.30 (40.9139.39): 8 Compagnonl (It) 1:20.52 (40.8939.63); Fllllol (Fr) 1:21.04 (41.9039.14); 7 Protnar (Slovenia) 1:21.34 (41. 2840.06); 8 Von Gruonigen ISwitl 1:21.61 (41.4540.161; Andersson (Swe) 1:21.69 (41.5940.10): 10 Hrovat (Slovenia) 1:21.79 (41.7840.01). SQUASH DEESSE STATE GRADE PENNANT COMPETITION Melbourne: State 1: Rd 5: Geelong 310-104 Terrylee 1472: Lily 2-8108 Glad Pk 2-7 99; Box 2 9113 Cob 24-124; Ros 4-12 121 Watt Pk 0-3-70; Eastland 3 9116 Kanngal 186. Women: GOLF RIVERSDAUE CUP FOR AMATEURS Melbourne: let Rnd: 68: McGrath: 71: Chrisfield, Mosely, Baglin; 72: Alaban, Simpson, Vemng; 73: Pintar. Lowe.

Na-kegawa, Peterson, Marshall, Bransdon. Gordon, Green, Haase; 74: A Patterson, Auhl. Haywood, Powell, Miller. Raw-son, Cooper, A Percy, Allen, Roper, A Tschudin, Leong: 75: Ferdene, A Drummond. Vem, Partridge, Jones.

Chapman. Hauser, Mansfield. Porch. Wilkinson. Goggm, Buczynsky; 76: Lavender, Oaykw, Allan, A Tride, Percy.

Brown. A Getson, Fnzgib bon, McAllun. Park, Adams, Woodward, Wittingslow, A Howell, Meadows, Wlggett, Jones, Rlcardo, Horan; 77: A Kirby, War-rener, Peacocok, Hellessey, Kwok, Katayama, Spence, Gaunt, Moriaty, Lane, I Susie, Ogtlvy, A Broce. Gibson, Jackson. Lustig, Guzs; 78: A Brodie, Norris, Symons Blake, Norman, Meadows, A Marsh, Colombo, Allan; 79: Wise, Chant, Gllham, Barnes, Hynes.

Wicks. Than, Beckett, Richards, Sund, Bligh, MacFee, Rotherham, Crosby; 80: Lovltt, Rentch. Ack-erman, Lindsay, Owen, Horvath, Bernasooni, Oldham, Williams, McMeekin, Sutherland, Williamson, Sweeney, Sonden, Hickmont, Castles, Barradale, Bray: 81: A Bullas, Tithendge, Dempsey, Huntley, Eagleton, 6 Grining, A Mohamed, Cheesmax; 82: Kirby, Mayo, Skinner, Scott. Carver, Simmons: 83: Sims, Ferguson, Yannakena, Gellately, Ostler, McFadyen, Ml-jic; 84: Lynch, Wines, Jung, QuBn, Stlllman: 88: Knox, Murray, Brown, Curtain; 86: Welsh, Fisher, Maurel. Teams: Rd 1: 148: NSW Brandson 73.

Peterson 73: SA: Cooper 74, Simpson 72: 147: WA: Mosely 71, Park 76: 148: TAS: Marshall 73. Pannage 75: 150: HK: Kwok 77. Long 73; Jap: Katayama 77, Nakagawa 73; 183: VIC: McCal-lum 76. Spence 77: 18: QL' Eagleton 81, Jones 75: 182: NZ: Brawn 76. Welsh 86.

HEART HEALTH VIC TV SHEPPAR TON GOLF PRO-AM Pal 72: Rnd: (Britain unleaa elated): 64 Lane; 67 CLAYTON (AUST), Payne; 68 Besanceney (Fr), Box-all, Karlsson (Swe), Westner (Sth Afr). Luna (Spa): 69 Giraud (Fr), I Garbutt, Waters, Hobday (Sth Afr), Richardson, Hawkes (Sth Afr), A Colltson, Goosen (Sth Afr), Ray, Westwood: 70 ALLENBY (AUST), Price, A Mednick (Swe), Mamus Stromberg (Swe). Manson, HJer-stedt (Swe), Robson, van de Valde (Fr), J. Brand, I Gervas (Spa), Hospital ISpa), Miller: 71 PRICt (AUST), Golding. wills, Hamill.

Carnles (Spa), Quiros (Spa). Rozadilla (Spa), Plnero ISpa), Malley (U.S.). Poxon, AOIdcom. Coceres (Argentina), Linhart ISpa), Lomas, Teravainen (U.S.), Struver (Ger), Basson (Sth Afr); 73 HARWOOD (AUST); 78 MOLONEY (AUST) ATHLETICS NEC AUSTRALIAN TRACK AND FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS Sydney International Athletic Centre: Day 2: MEN'S: OPEN: 100m hi 1: Marsh (Qld) 10. 78s Martin (NSW) Mayne (V).

Ht 2: Johnson (US) 10.52s Nalatu (Old) Furber (Vic). Ht 3: Capoblanco (V 10.70s Wltnlsh (Vic) Dalai (Fiji). Ht 4: Brlma-combe (Vic) 10.91s A Rowan (Wc) Collins (Qld). Ht 8: Jackson (NSW) 10.82s Henderson (NSW) Goldle (Vic). 200m Ht 1: Henderson (NSW) 21.32s A McManus (WA) Thompson (Qld).

Ht 2: Marsh (Qld) 21.41s Keddell (NZ) Skinner (Qld). Ht 3: Capoblanco (WA) 21.34s Wltnlsh (Vic) Farrall (Qld). Ht 4: Bnmmacombe (Vic) 21.19s MacKenzle (Vic) Clark (GB). 400m Ht 1: A Ryan (Qld) 46.88s Perry (NSW) I Kougellls (NSW). Ht 2: Joubert (Qld) 46.60s Hooker (NSW) Atkln (NSW).

Ht Calla- (Vic) 47.03s Mores! (Vic) lack (WA). 1800m: Doyle (Qld) 3m40.22s Potts (NZ) Paulin (Vic) Scammell (Vic). 110m hunSea mM 1: Vender Kuyp (vie) 13.70s 0 Cooper (Qld) Moore (WA). SmW 2: Pierce (US) 13.90s Edmiston (WA) Morrison (NSW). 400m hurdles SemM li Ward (WA) 50.11s Katsukl (Japan) A Mlchl-shlta (Japan).

BarnM 2: Holllngs- worth (Tas) 49. Ms Robinson (Vic) Pillay (VA). U-20: 400m aemM 1: Fitzpatrick (Qld) 47.97s Schmidberger (Y A Franklin (NSW). SemM 2: Farrell (NZ) 48.41s Carroll (Qld) McCly-mont (NSW). BOOm aemM 1: Fitzpatrick (Qld) lm53.76s Jamieson (SA) Aucel-Ho INSWI.

SemM 2: A Lambart (Vic) lm54.45s Shockair (NSW) Travis (SA). 5000m: Wood (NSW) 14m28.43s Starr (NZ Brittam (Qld). walk: Russell (Vic) 43m42.91s Adams (NSW) O'Mara (NSW). 400m hurdlea aemM 1: Becken-ham (NSW) 53.25s A Harvey (Vic) Pugh WA). SemM 2: Carroll (Qld) 53.263 Brown (Vic) Coolen (SA).

High Jump: Hanes (SA) 2.23m Gamble (Vic) Pozzl (V). Long Jump: Moore (VxA) 7.79m Hair (WA) Qulnn (Vic). Javelin: Wlie (Qld) 71.32m (Aust rec) Kuorikoski (Qld) Peter (SA). Decathlon: Ferner (Vic) 6932pts Fitzpatrick (Tasl 6600 I Taylor (Vet) 6316. WOMEN'S: OPEN: 400m Ht Poetschka (VxA) 53.15s Naylor (Vic) Mackie (ACT).

Ht 2: Hanigan (NSW) 54.31s Lock (Qld) A Barrett (Qld). 800m: Dawson (Qld) 2m2.93s Collins (NSW) O'Connell (Vic). SOOOm walk: Junna-Saxby (NSW) 20m45.03s A Manning (NSW) Blythe (Vic). 400m nurdhre aemM 1: Parker (GB) 57.95s Price (NSW) Gray INSW). SemM 2: Poetschka (W) 58.21s Jack (NZ) Massev (NZ).

Hammer throw: Sosimenko (NSW) 60.84m Paasmore (Vic) Walton (Qld). U-20: 400m aemM 1: Lewis (Vic) 54.95s A Menzies (NSW) Andrews (NSW). Ht 2: Ademson IVIc) 54.66s Campbell (WA) Watklns (NSW). SOOOm: Harvey (Vic) 9m45.09s Momssey (Qld) Pott (Qld). 100m hurdlea aemM 1: Radus OAK) 14.47a Edwards (NSW) Gale (NSW).

Ht 2: Links (NSW) 14.18s Thompson (Qld) St Jack (WA). 400m hurdlea aemM 1: Campbell (WA) 59.53s Aisbett (NSW) Humphry! (Vic). SemM ii Myers. 8 SYDNEY BUSES CUP 1960m: 5-1 MEADOW MIRAGE (brbl Hamilton RH Karamea Avertl. Trainer Day) fr IP Morris) 1.

2-1 fav FLYING BROWNIE fr (N Freemen) 2. 8-1 STARSHINE GLEN fr (D Hancock) 3. All started. 2m. 6m.

Time: 2:25.50 (rate TAB No: 7 1. Win $7.40 Place $2.50 $1.40 $2.40. $12.70. $160.70. All started.

7 1994 NISSAN INTER DOMINION CHAMPIONSHIP CONSOLATION 2700m: 11-2 CHRISTOPHER VANCE (b 7y Vance Hanover Disco Gld. Trainer: Purdon) fr (A Butt) 1, 20-1 OUR NEW UFE fr (D Wilson) 2. 50-1 TACT RASHAD fr (A Chrara) 3. Unpl fav: 54 The Unicom. Sen Medowte Prince, Aberdeen.

Hd, 12 nk. Time: 3:23.50 (rate TAB No: 11 9 12. Divs: Win $5.10 Place $1.80 $6.20 $14.80. $90.30. $3435.40.

Scr: 6.7. 8 1994 NISSAN INTER DOMINION C'SHIP GRAND FINAL 2700m: 25-1 WEONA WARRIOR (b 5y Southern Gentleman Weona Jewel. Trainer 6 Hancock) fr (B Hancock) 1, 12-1 ULTRA JET fr (D Aiken) 2, 11-4 VALLEY CHAMP fr (V Frost) 3. Unpl fav: 94 Warnor Khan. Scr: Young Mister Charles, Chokln.

lm, 12 nk, Time: 3:21.90 (rate TAB Nos: 9 3. Divs: Win $28.90 Place $5.40, $2.80, $1.70 Qulnella: $109.20 TnTecta: $1623, 9 NISSAN PATROL RX PACE 1960m: 51 ROCKY ELQEE (bbr 6y Rockwell Hanover Keremea Incense. Trainer Binskln) fr (D Bin, kin) 1. 7 2 TYLER JAY fr a Robinson) 2. 41 JUAN MIGUEL fr IC Gleeson) 3.

Unpl rev: 54 Lucky and Laughing dh. Scr: Macdel. l-l2m, 312m. Time: 2:27.90 (rale TAB Noa: 6 4 1. Win $6.50 Place $1.80 $1.90 $1.70.

$24.10. $147.30. Scr: 10. 10 NISSAN PATROL COIL CAB PACE EXACTA 2350m: 71 TURI (b 5y My Glengower Manor Mistress. Trainer: Frost) fr (G Frost) 1.

151 BEAU TANNER fr (T Fawdry) CHARUI BRAVO fr (G Coney) 3. Unpl fav: 5-2 Adios Atom. All started. 2m, 2m. Time: 2:56.90 (rate TAB No: 1 3.

Divs: Win $13.00 Place $3.00 $4.90 $2.50. $142.50. $1,399.70. All started. 71 IRISH CATCH 57 carr 55.5 (E Cassar) 3.

Then followed: 7-2 Lar-wood 80-lRagwin 5-2 fav Slan Queen 251 Bookram Run 20-1 Quick Stitch 12-1 Symphony Prince 40-1 Beech 1 NISSAN PATROL TOW-POWER PACE 1960m: 64 lav BOMB HOAX (b 4y Sokys Atom Karamea Melody. Trainer: Frost) Ir (G Frost) 1, 5-1 LAURA'S REVENGE fr Rando) 2, 11-2 CASHET Ir (C Robinson) 3. Scr: West Aucklander, Harbor Cadet. 12 hd, 12 nk. Time: 2:29.90 (rate TAB Noa: 3 7 8.

Divs: Win $1.80 Place $1.00 $2.60 $2.30. $8.50. $59.60. Scr 9.10. 2 NISSAN PATROL Tl PACE 2350m: 81 NETHERTON SKIPPER (h 6y Noodlum Mon Marie.

Trainer: Atkinson) fr (P Russo) 1, 11-4 KLYALLAB1 fr (M llsley) 2. 94 lav JUST A PEEK fr (D Wilson) 3. Scr: Key Image, Kunan Kim. 312m, 2-l2m. Time: 2:58.20 TAB Noa: 1 4 7.

Divs: Win $8.90 Place $2.20 $1.60 $1.50. $15.80. $148.80. Scr: 5.10. 3 INTERNATIONAL ANIMAL HEALTH PRODUCTS PACE 1609m: 251 MISTY GLENWOOD lb 6y Torado Hanover lona Glenwood.

Trainer: Hancock) Ir (M Tracoy) 1, 5-2 fav OUR BUGSEY fr IT Robinson) 2, 331 FLETCHER fr (N Thomas) 3. All started. Hd, 3-l2m. Time: 1:59.60. TAB Nos: 5 8 9.

Divs: Win $25.00 Place $4.40 $1.60 $10.80. $60.40. $2961.30. All Started. 4 NSW SIRES STAKES SUPER-FECTA 2350m: 31 SOK (b 3y Southern Gentleman Buttons And Bows.

Trainer: Wilson) fr (D Wilson) 1, 31 JERRYS FAME fr IG Henman) 2, 12-1 SHADOW DREAM fr (B Hewitt) 3. Unpl fav: 7-4 Bel He Can Loves A Dare, Banacek. lm, 5m. Time: 3:01.30 (rate 2 04.20) TAB Nos: 3 10 1 Divs: Win $6.20 Place $2.00 $1.80 $3.10. $13.80.

$174.50. Scr: 8.7. 5 BOHEMIA CRYSTAL SPRINT EX-AC TA 1609m: 12-1 BUTLERS LOVE (bm 4y. Butler Bg Hanover Love. Trainer: Gleeson) fr (T Gleeson) 1, 2 5 lav LEVEL ADVICE fr (A Peace) 2.

331 HILARIOUS GENT fr (B Han cock) 3. Scr: Kurahaupo Loro. 2-l2m, 2m. Time: 1:57,80 (rate TAB No: 11 4 9. Drvs: Win $11.30 Place $2.10 $1.20 $6.80.

0: $5.50. $687.00. Scr: 5. Henderson (Wallaroo) 286.11: Irving (Busselton) 284.18; Ballan-tyno (Hornsby RSL) 283.15; Darby (Lang Lang) 282.14: II Horlock (Cast-lemaine) 282.13.: The Walden Miller. No 9C Agg Jordan IBalle rat E) 285.16: Storer (Walkat chem) 282.19; Dillon (Subiaco) TRACK: Oood 1 EXPO MON PIT (1) 1200m: 9-2 DON'T TELL LOARIE gr 4 (Dom Cimarosa Taking Silk) Trainer 1 Cerchi, 55.5 can 52.5 (J Cerchi) 1.

134 LltfUUNT 55.5 (S Baster) 2. 3.1 QREY ZARNI 57 can 54 (S Hyland) 3. Then followed: 7-1 Level Best 9-1 Beautiful Steal 5-1 Brooklyn Kings 14-1 Our Lady Rose 20-1 What's It Worth 33-1 Winnings. All started. Nk.

(id. Time: 1:12.50. TAB Noa: 8 6 2 Divs: Win $4.70 Place $1.70 $1.50 $1.50. $12.10. $64.80.

2 EXPO MDN PLT (2) 1200m: 121 CAPTAIN BUCK br or bl 5 (High Ratio Pound Sterling) Trainer: A McSween, 57 (M Boulton) 1, 94 lav PERFECT IMAGE 55.5 carr 54 (Ms Mallirmon) 2, 6-1 LORD WEERINO 55.5 (N Wlson) 3. Then followed: 11-4 Atlantis Slipper 11-4 Magic Cup 14- 1 Raise A Finger 7-1 Miss Morrison 20-1 Caltlin Jade. All started. 1-H len, 2 len. Time: 1: 11.60.

TAB Noa: 1 7 5 Diva: Win $16.10 Place $3.30 $1.80 $2.20. $37.20. $628.90. $91.30. 3 UNION POKIES 2Y0 (CL D) HCP 1000m: 94 lav SKIPPER REGENT ch 2 (New Regent True Fair) Trainer: O'Sulllvan) 55 5 IB Prebble) 1, SI LADV INTENT 55.5 (Ms Hutchinson) 2, 4-1 TOUNQA ANNIE 56 (W Dsmngton) 3.

Then followed: 11-4 Nosnda 40-1 Jaydee Choice 14-1 Blue Montage 14-1 Barbarosse 12-1 Showtilla 10-1 Jake 16-1 Admiralty Gasa 25-1 Hot And Sweaty. Scr: Sir Brampton. 3 len, hd. Time: 0.58.30. TAS Noa: 112 Divs: Win $4.30 Place $2.00 $2.20 $1.50.

$21.90. $131.50. $90.70. 4 RYAN 3) HCP 1100m: 60-1 TABERNERO br 7 (Anyone Home -Spanish Echo) Trainer: A McSween, 52.5 (M Boulton) 1, 7-2 fav HAMMCITTTMl 55 (D Mott) 2, 11-2 278.10; I Heard (Shepparton) 277.10; Matlsorovlc (Liiyoaie; 276.15: Holden (Stawell) 275.11; Fessl (Loncefleld) 274.21; A Matth las (Kaiamatile) RUGBY FIJI SEVENS TOURNAMENT lat dav: list Rnd: Flu Japan 540; Cook Lewla 8-3 tt4. DM bilta and vallejo Hughes and Williams 7-6 (7-5) 7- Bolivia lead Trinidad and Tobago 2-1 (Bolivian namea first): Sng): Me- drano 0 Adams 83 46 6-3: Navarro Stone 81 6-3.

Dole: Me-drano and Navarro lost to Adams and Stone 7-6 (86) 36 46. BASKETBALL WOMEN'S INTERNATIONAL SERIES AIS, Canberra: Game Australia 66 (R Spom 18. Timms 14, Fallon 11) Japan 64 (C Murakami 25, Kato 14, A Ichijo 10). Australia won aeries 3-0. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION (noma team In CAPS): HOUSTON 87.

Seattle 82; GOLOEN STATE 100. Portland 97; LA LAKERS 108. Dallas 101. TENNIS DAVIS CUP AMERICAN ZONE group 3 Rnd-Robtn matohae: Group El Salvador Barbados 30. Group Dominican Republic Eastern Caribbean 2-1 Bolivia Trinidad and Tobago 2-1.

Sgl: Teleda Thome 64 84; Men Avaloa 7-5 84. Dbta: A Lopez and Angel Campos and Golfin 6-3 6-7 (4-7) 64. Haiti lead Barbados 30. SgJa: Baker Whitehall 6-4 83; Agenord Frost 3-6 6-3 64. DMa: Baker and Agenor Thompson and Frost 6-3 6- Dominican Republic lead Eastern Caribbean 2-1.

(Dominican namea Srat): Sgla: Vallelo lost to Wll llama 87 (88) 87 (3-7): Sllfa Islands Sn Lanka 14-7; Western Samoa New Caledonia 49G: West n)l Solomon Islands 19-7; New Zealand Malaysia 355; Tonga Vanuatu 28C; Australia New Zealand Fii 12-5: East Fiji uruquay 490. 2nd Rnd: Fill Cook Islands 47-0; Japan Sri Lanka 330; West FT)I Western Samoa 17-5; Solomon Islands New Caledonia 38-5; New Zealand Tonga 357; Vanuatu Malaysia 17-7: Australia Uruquay 28 new zeaiandHM a test Hi r-b. DOCTORS ESIONI lor sate. ice. Twtn MONASH SURGILfcNTRE is now under new ownership.

first class state nl the art Medical Centres managed by Access Medical Group. For lurlher mfprma- in JV.inlirnj Smith with a oermit lor SPECIAl ADVERTISEMENTS Melbourne's largest deputising sei Surgery Centre has two operating vice u'vrrmy requires uoi 2 Medical or Paramedical practitioners and long hours of operation Suit. Dr, Dentist, Physio Of other Paramedic. Phone BH 800 2774. are avananie ror nome vise ies tn premises concerted Irom house Locd on Mormngton Peninsula.

Gross $200 oluS. Present owner wishes to relocate to rural area. Confidential enqs to Graham Rogers. Dental Houses Densply, Phone (03)417 1777 pr olan. 4)9 2448.

recove'rv t-tohtmt 11 bvjiar tONSULTINCSESStONAi ROOMS OPTOMETRIST f-thv equipped Opiomrtric rm to lei in mod long established Dispensing Practice. Please phone Kevin Pauley BH(052)21 1805, AH(052)S3 PODIATRIST reqd Brighton area, above award wages, full time position working with 3 (email podiatrists Send CV to PO Bo 1 80, Hampton. 3 1 8f. FOR LEASE Day Procedure Hospital. Mill Park.

Readyjor ocupaiipn. Ph 404J091 FOR SALE" or LEAST" Footscray 48 Eleanor St. with permit 2 doctors surg's. 10 car spaces. 33TJ06B.

GENERAL PRACtlfj IONES Full Time or Part Time To work in dynamic Community Health Centre. North West Suburbs. Affiliated with University of Melbourne. slh easln family orjclice. Computer-led orescnbina.

FMP accreditee. AMA rales or 45 DC ol billings. Alio Silvil lemons. Phone 567 1600. lAAAAAAAA GP rea'd tor regular Wed evening! 5omllpm.

Thu 6om-llpm buiir family clinic located in Nunawading. Excellent rales tnd lacihties. Please DOCTOR, permanent position in a busy, established Wcrnbee Cimic, 30 adiaccnt to Monash Med.cal Conlre, at 212 Clayton Rd. Clayton. A lull able.

For further information please WE5TGATE Counselling letted oractit Aiaii lor teasing at Freemasons Med-cal Centre, Suite 1 1 7, uon piease coniaci: Know 887 0211 Haiiam 70 5 1322 Mulgrave 562 2288 Ringwpod J9 bi DOCTORS required tor new citi general practice opening soon Morning, allernoon and weekenc shifts. AMA Rate or percentage ol billing. Phone 66? 24b 1 BH mms from city, to replace retiring wi iu'umi services is avaii.iDie DENTAL rooms tor a dentist avai reception, cleaning, air condil Nursing ivwiniiniary rem Viciorta rue, tasi MOID, Uii'f reception jirpyided, Tel .416 1154, Service lor all nts. DONCASTER E. Drs reo tor eve- MEDICAL CENTRE tor lease For 2 dot tors, in fast growing suburb of Wernbee, plenty of parking and solid chente'e.

Ph Gr-teme Hecfdie on 742 1700 AH (052) 831 321. ijftVfi CONSULTING ROOMS LHydaie to Must be complimentary t0 0p ARE NOW AVAILABLE FOR ALL orinnoally orovidina rrii.mnti.nn Ring Dr Mira Kapur (03) 30197j General pRACTiTiONERSrost IJ'SJ "rmier jyu.l.ML jr-cviMLM Its. Monash Sunjicentre is located Phone weight loss, stress, smoking cessa- DR Christine Kilpatnck wishes to advise she has relocated her private practice in Clinical Neurology and OOCTORS read lor various FT and DENTAL Practice lor sale, inner ih-ea st suburb, long established practice with 2 turgor. 4357. DENTiSf available lor locum posi-non Melb.

area, fully evo. ai facets dentistry and practice management. 882 7689. maiO' 3iiriai( centre. PT CONSULTING ROOMS in Belt Si.

vil pracljlipnois- GP Assistant, sessional or full lime, with a view. Magmlicent family practice. Dandenong areaw very busy. FMP accredited. 793 4013 AAAAAA Doctor read lor college Accredited last growing friendly amilf practice, i SE sybs.

AMA rales plus. (031 86S 3636 Preston, els to PANCH, sessions Sir ted specialist suites are now jvai'able for lease or purchase whirn would be fitted In iho DOCTOR wanted to reDlaro enn i i.i riiou ouiiatng nun oinei Suit specialist areas and therapist, masseurs, chi'ooractic, but no General Practice. Contact Beverley O'Sui'ivan, Lite. Be In It Health Programs Tel: 874 2644, a new concept in alter hours care at no cost to the GP. Ph.

Mr Day on 890 638.1. jor further information. TnihusiastiC CpT required lor Medical Centre localed in hadstone Shopping Centre. Perm shifts avail with opportunity to increase hours as your practice tills. Hours required Tuesday, Friday and Kuiainmy rms rea bant retiring for health reasons, solo unopposed practice tn small Wim- occupants requirements.

Consulting wceK'y oasis, a wen established Dental Pathology practice adiacenl to busy 5 practitioner medical com plei. Assured clientele. Enq.7004S06.. PROFESSIONAL rooms available central Laverton immediately beside general practice and chemist, Fully eauipped and appointed. Suit any paramedical or specialist.

Enquiries ring 4Zg ifa. LOCUMS Earn up to "I2666" or more Per weekend lor surgery consultations. Geelong Locum Service (052) 22 1955 or (052)43 682 LOCUM req'd 5-23 April. Euroa. AMA rates.

International Locurns (05) 28 192S (03) 580 LOCUM 9-5prn 12100 p.w. plus accomodation. (055J 1808 MALVERN Modern Medical Suite. fl Cabnni. Permit to Practitioners, uit Specialist or olher Pararimedic.

Long term lese. Phone 509 3979 MEDICAL PRACTICE" S'lTJ INVESTMENT POTENTIAL Best location in Melbourne on corner Doncaster A Blackburn Rds. exposed to 70,000 cars per day. Permits lor 3 practitioners, dispensary and 17 cars. Suit tended hours medical centre, speciaiist-di a gnostic rooms or paramedical usage.

Investment potential with committed long term tenant avail. HAYDEN REAL ESTATE 820 0244 CONSULTING ROOMS CARLTON rie town, is mms lO Uase M0S01- tal. low overheads and no goodwill, Bush Nursing Hosoilal and Hostel rooms win oe available on a sessional basis also. The centre has good transport access, visibility and ample car parking. TORS Evening and weekend RIGHT ON.

Tn Lm Bush walking and rock climbing avanaoiB ai Knox and Doctor, Sports- Top. lfltTn 592 Lfotiyr, 'Ptn sy till. 3ciu'in, i ii raciiKies inci secretarial, Jc counting and reception. Phone 387 304Q, AM 817 1 74 7. CONSULTING ROOMS on 562 9400 lor certain catagones of patients DEXA available at our St.

Georges il CAMBER WELL prol use. orom. enr local with medieal permit, olul CAMBER WELL prol use. prom, enr rate jj ar ens health. Prederably with VR.

1-2 trvnj (u 1 hi; r-nvaie rmeoicai Royal Melbourne Hosoilal, Royal OR Stephen Davis wishes to advise he has relocated his private practice in 1 Clinical Neurology and EMG (o Ih Pnv' Medical Centre. Royal Melbourne Hospital. Royal Ptridc. Pjrkv.Jle 3050. Teleohpne 349 247i Fa 24 71 1 inlereslmg and busy general practice lor part time weekend and occasional evening sessions Brighton.

Generous remuneration. 592 ALLS CRtiK "MEDICAL VR Locum required lor the whole 1994 winter ski season. Interested applicant tail BH (Q5 7) 7 2003 FEMALE Vft ASflStANTTnterested Doctor reauired, family practice area. Ecel exposure. For immed retJ'.

BH 848 92 32 session pw, rieasani lamuv pi lice. Greensborouflh. 4 3.4. 4122 Phone 817 1331 Rlngwood. 2 weekday evenings per Doctor required alternative Sunday shift.

Eneeli remuneration per hr. This enlendect shift could be fivided into 2 shifts. Loc'n outer ft subs. Please contact Practice rftl I IMS MELBOURNE Kit- rn: nrawjj, Ph: GP VR required to ipn 7AA-rt n. DOCTORS DIETICIANS NUTRITIONISTS PHYSIOTHERAPISTS PSYCHOLOGISTS Reauired lor permanent part-time counselling principally in weight loss, stress, smoking cessation and Illness Rpstered lime available al Ejentleigh Mitcham Moo nee Ponds Oakipigh Preston South Yarra -Westgaie.

AooNcations stating preferences ol areas and limes complete with ol qualifications to: Life Be In It Health Programmes MELBOURNE SSSb Tel: 629 3777 Fa: 629 2555 week. AlitANt time. FMP WANTED full or oart Suit Qlh practice, fullpar) time. Access avail to local hospitals. Ph: 398 2494 accredited practice.

Ex- a Jn a-Jfi 31 "00f 3. tins 20 Collins ttrai consulting ROOMS. Excellent well located medira- centre, St KMda Road. 866 452j CONSULTING ROOM Glen Waver-ley Ceniral qpp Waverley Council BH 574 90537 AM 02 7533L a mms uru. Timi eastern medical or jc tiro f.

15! rvidndHcr yj-iif -ra 9 I OO 1 uei DOCTOR required to fill vacated position for four-doctor clinic in Cheltenham. Above normal earnings Weekends and weekmghts available, Call Manager, 585 U25 mu ioora ho, pwm Windsor. Irom March 16. Main consulting rooms unchanged. 13 Bruni wick St, Fimoy, All appointments through 416 247 AltKi-AWT r.P tmn'ri Int tjsjt final Excellent coniulIingoMice suite with (me yews lo the east over me Fimov gardens.

66 som (710 salt), including 3 rooms, piut reception ijttT tor work eit the Sunns Medic il Centre ErV.t!UU-.Br9W.. GP req'd lor sessional work 'in Phone 534 55 3 1 MELfUUKNC t-OH It Alt CONSULTING ROOMS 766 Eluabeth St, Intersection ol Royal Pde and Flemington Rd. Two adiacenl Medical Suites, each ottering 4 consulting rooms plus office and reception areas. Fully air conditioned, partitioned and secure. Contact Peter Frankhn MR Steohen Gibbons.

MDSc (molbourne). FRACDS(OMS). Oral and Maiiilofacial Surgeon, is pleased to advise the commencement of additional practice ai Suite 412 Sav Street. Brighton, and 2 Victoria oad. Campprwell.

His other practice locations al 766 Elizabeth Street. Melbourne, and 370 Black-bum Road. Mount Waverley. are unchanged. Telephone.

(03) 147 3788 lor all appointments, facsimile. (03) 34 3058. NARRC WARREN PROMINENT HIGHWAY LOCN. Ideal tor dentist. DAVID PANDCNONG CONSULTING ROOMS oractttioners.

Well Inraterl tn urceniDorougn. excel conov Immed itarL Ph (03) 432 0055 FOR LEASE 19 lonn jiSW maior commuter road in ElthamV ASftlSTANf GP reauired da.ly David SI opp pandenong Mospilal this Irerhold ireensoorougn uiSTrici, DOCTOR WANT'fO' ROOMS available lor sessional permanent use in an established sot- rODertV luate. rnncill, wgent KUAN inciuaing snuraay mornings ai Waverley practice. Excellent remuneration. Phone 816 3552, WeS.

AL TR 0R 77 COTHAM RD. Public t'oort at door, 168 so.m. (1B03 s.l.) Can be split. Fully partitioned 8 consulting Vision Real Estate PL on 416 0066. ansis complex with full reception eccP'' waiting area, admin ol- AJ7R Gfenferriti Rnm u.ihnm nee.

lunr i NATIONAL, 978 Mam Rd. Jllhji www 'rn, A-ray rm, storage DOCTORS INVITED Discover opportunity in busy ASftifTANT wanted to work set- 6 OS ear parks, remises located close to lie Hoso. and Monasfi Centre. Low rem. Meaicai Purpose built mam rd opp shopping earner py neg.

DOCTOR renu.red Owneo tamiiy practice: nteed high earnings lull time or Doctor Guarani flejtibif psychiatrist, podiatrist, vet Clinic (SKA). Quality 3 BR BV with db'e reguiar bart time OuSy Ethical Wffltt" 8270 Gienlerr Rd. Hawthorn 8J3 642 7 AH $36 4 1.5 ASSISTANT with, or ithoul nevvi COLLINS STP.EE'T rooms. 50(5 10 1000 sqtt.Phone6H 654 4499. CONSULTING SoOMFOft LEASE These rooms have f'eitbiiity to split Irom 1 4 consulting rooms.

Containing itrtks tn each room. and toilets. Eicepttonal 'ut HAMILTON LAWSON I PTV LTD Hours and sal 370 7392 fCMALf OOcTOR in "Baiwyri needs Locum AprilMay with ootion of ongoing pari time work. FEMALf CCTcttT leaving, replacement required, Springvalt and Car rum. Flexible sessions.

Medical suite avail, prime locn. Would tun dental, medical. Rental PT, FT work security rwr msp can Terry Dea not 1(u, FRANK FACEY 'NDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL Lonsdale St. Dandenon '93 4455 am 7fi7 a it j-enue. Ceni .58 Doctor Dentist, NICHOLS REAL ESTATE 1308 Centre Rd, Clayton read lor mod.

4 memDer nonneri (tended Hours Medical Frankston. Phone Dr A. Zentrver feil rau lu 1 m.uuu Phone lor further details. DONALDSON luDurpan practice 4 70 Par SESSIONS Avail Mivchiatristi Rm East St Kdda Tues. Thurs, Friday afternoons, evenmgif Sat, 527 3ZZ ASSISTANT Permanent it FMP Accredited J3P 2533; MILL PARK St FOR SALE PROFESSIONAL MEDICAL SUITE Comprises 3 consulting 2 bathrms, 2 toilets, and rec cotton area.

Permit Int rir.tmr! RTOuiFtEO pvith or witli out view lor pteasant family practice I ft F-t I MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS, DOCTORS "winwio Consulting rooms. MlWllMMHUMUUWnNu. Narre Warren LOCUMS. Melbourne' oldest and busiest Locum Service has vacancies for lull or pan time doctors 1o work oul ol houri. roilered shilts.

Earn S60 per hour pus alter commission. With some additional no commission shifts available. Radio supplied. Rosters flexible. Drivers Ph; MrBr 6381 WporaDDin 555.0800 AM tOlS I lV 5Ji CONSULTING ROOMS Modem air cond.

Sessional or weekly. Su'l P' thiatmi rsc ho therapist. Car oarn- LACK BURN ft available lor LOVE A CO. 404 4955 in Aiion rvieaoows. iniereii in pat- DOCTOR RfQuiRffi lor allernoon sessions at busy family orientated medical practice, northern suburbs.

Phont 350 34 growing area with large number MCTORS required lor e.en.nfYnO "reejeno orT, buly clm.c fsS Ptrhrrnrn. R.nfl 9044 any time jnop jo KtaDies 41 Childs Rd. NATURAL TH iNTC" I Trin-script ion Service, pick-up and Secretarial 534 2687. teoat o'r Imartcial prof. ment with Centre 47Q42S r0und' Oliii BH AH465Q34Q (Q15J)1Q 7Q4 room.

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