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THE AGE, Saturday, June 12, 1976 28 SPORT I I At last the Ferrari chassis is good enough cards on the Clean sweep THIS WEEK'S PROGRAMME FABULOUS FESTIVAL OF FINE FLICKS NOW AT 2 CINEMAS NTLY 7 45. 3 30 7.45 BISHOP'S GUITAR REPAIR SERVICE. Resetting, fret shaving, harmonics, wiring lacquering, neck and string tensions, classical restoration. We know your problems. Phone tor advice John and Robert Bishop.

870 6528. DANCE BANO req. New dance opening Thurs. Bright, up-to-date 50-50 music. Inc.

walti, fox-trot, cha-cha, live, evening three step. Ac. Ph. tor audition. 799 1426 or 798 5398.

Sun. or 11 m-2 Dm. DI-MARZIO Humbueker pick up. new; Sfi8. 86 9364.

DISCOTHEQUE available every niont of the weeki Including Sundays. For parties, weddings etc. For further information ring 232 6412. DRUMMER. Experienced, ex-teach er.

21 years old. Excellent equipment own transport. Wishing to find work In band. I.e. Hotel Band 4c.

All styles. Ring Chris. 95 2370. 6.H. 80 7231.

DRUMMER AND SAXOPHONIST AIR CONDITIONED DEIMDY CINEMA BRIGHTON 20 CHURCH TEL 92 6811 By IAN PORTER Ferrari cars have won just about everything in the motor racing world worth winning. And a lot that's not. 1 inioo tor reception runnii, iui be able to Play 5050. Join young organist 2-3 nights pw. Please ph.

233 1755. Yiot fat. NIKI LAUDA with cars that have the potential to upset the Ferrari applecart. The Tyrrell team, with its extraordinary six-wheel devices, has been gaining speed with every race this year, and must have given Ferrari a fright when second and third behind Lauda at Monaco. In addition, there Is the all-French effort mounted by Guy Ligier, who has built a new car to carry the revamped Matra V12 onuinp from the now defunct BRM.

Lauda has proved an ex-' cellent test driver as well as a champion race driver, and his abilities in the de-veiopment area are probably more valuable to the team than his. race driving. Having the best engine and a competitive chassis has given Ferrari six wins from six starts this year, but any student of the sport- knows how unpredictable race results can be. Like the occasions in 1960 when Stirling Moss whipped the dominant Ferraris at Monaco and i the Nurburgring in his obsolete Lotus. Driver skill still counts.

This was proved in Spain earlier this year when James Hunt was first across the line in his McLaren M23. Lauda finished second, but was awarded the race when Hunt was disqualified. There are several teams The Ligier has already shown well in the hands of 1Q7(; EVirmiiln 9. phamDion Niki Lauda in his Ferrari No. 1 for champion.

Clay Regazzonl, took the US Grand Prix (West) ahead of Lauda. The results have shown that the 1976 model Fer-rari 312T cars, only slightly changed from the victorious 1975 machines, have kept their technical superiority. Most of this advantage is in the engine bay, although the current Ferrari chassis defies tradition by being first-rate. It took Ferrari eight years to come to terms with the Cosworth-Ford V8, which has powered all the Formula One champions since its first full year of competition in 1968. After several redesigns, the Ferrari flat 12 engine now has a clear power advantage over the ageing Cos worth V8.

Ferrari Jacques Lafitte, who was But despite all its races and records, 1976 could see the small company set what might well be an unsurpassable record. Ferrari has won all six rounds of the 1976 Formula One championship, the sport's premier competition, and co'uld win all 15 scheduled rounds. No other marque has done this. The next hurdle is tomorrow's Swedish Grand Prix on the flat Anders-torp circuit, which has a long back straight on which the Ferrari 312Ts will make good use of their horsepower advantage. Five of this year's races have been won by Nikl Lauda, the 1975 champion, while Ferrari's second th rd in Beiaium ana fnnrlh in the US.

Rut it seems that the nnlv thinnt: that ran ore DRUMMER with 2 years hotel ex p. Good equip, and transp. wants to loin Band 835 5780 ask tor Morris. 1 1 DRUMMER, Versatile, wanted to form 3-plece band. Work -avail, when ready.

Ring Adam, 568 2147. DRUMMER, with vocal ability, required for band reforming, with work. 401 1207. DRUMS. Accessories.

2 hanging torn toms on stand; $35. Ring 82 4169. DRUMMER Wanted for showband', vocal ability essential. Ph. 24 6105.

DRUM KIT. Premier and pastle cymbals, plus 2 concert toms. 870 5776. DRUMS (4). Pearl grey, with high hat and cymbals, suit beginner Noble Park.

546 7424. DRUMMER REQUIRED. AGED LLATE 20s. 489 6183. DRUMWORLD FOR DRUMS, Tuition repairs, 51 7476.

ELECTRONIC Tuning and of your harmonics There Is nothing more accurate than our Electronic St novo Harmonic Tune-up for your guitar. Done on the spot for only $12. All inquiries 42 3610 and 53 3456, ELECTRIC CORONET Guitar, perf. order. $50, ONO.

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427 Eicjar Box Hill. EMINAR 160 W. Bass Amplifier 4 15 Celestion: $750 ONO. Contact Paul, 81 5314. EMINAR 70 watt, guitar, amp, as new.

with strong vinyl covers, S350. Ph. 347 1683. EUGENIE'S RESTAURANT. International Menu.

Fullv Licensed. Open and Sunday luncn. Tues. -Sunday evenings. 422 Too-rak Toorak, for reservations, phone 24 5936.

Roberts Irom the Left Bank has now Joined our staff. EXPERIENCED Gultarist-Vocalllt required for working restaurant group. Ph. Pster, 772 2478. FEMALE VOCALIST.

Solo and Group experience, seeks good commercial group. Phone Gave, vent a Ferrari clean sweep this season are engine failures or accidents. And Ferrari has at least 70 nonnlo in itQ PntmiraBG and chassis its weakness. In the early 1960s these endemic chassis problems forced the normally chauvinist Enzo Ferrari to hire two of the best development drivers in Britain. John Surtees and Michael Parkes.

But despite isolated successes, the problems continued until 1974. Lauda joined the team more horses in its stable, which leaves most of the other Formula One teams with second-rate engines. Another factor that has made the Ferrari 312T the dominant Fl machine of the past 18 months is its chassis which, at is the equal of the best British products. Engines have always been Ferrari's strength claims 520 bhp for tne three-litre engine, as much as 40 bhp. more than best Cosworth.

Cosworth has risen to Ferrari's challenges in the past, lifting the output of the V8 from an initial 350 bhp in 1968 to the present level of around 480 bhp. But' despite plenty of warning, Cosworth has been unable to find any at each race to prevent the i Saturday, Juna 12 GREAT EXPECTATIONS (Q) IG'Oup 4 of HSC reading tesi) Directed oy David Lean Starring John Mills and Jean Simmons LADY CAROLINE LAMB (NRC An elegant story by Robert Bolt Starring Sarah Miles and Richard Chamberlain Sunday, June) 13, 415 pm. THERE COMES A TIME (G) iNoi Dendyfes.ll Waren Miller outstanding feature-length ski film 7.4S p.m. KES (NRC) IK usual tor a Knavell (Group 4 of H5C reading text) NED KELLY INRC) A Tony Richatson i'm starring Mick Jaggar Atec Gum ess Double Monday, June 14. 4 p.m.

LADV KILLERS INRC) LAVENDER HILL MOB (G) Hitchcock Double 7.4S SPELLBOUND INRC) Ingnd Bergman and Gregory Peck i NOTORIOUS (M) Cary Gtant and Ingrtd BBrgman Tuaaday, June) IS SERPIGO (M) Starring At Par.mo a Dino de Laurentu film EASY RIDER (M) Jack Nicholson Dennis Hopper Wednesday, June 16 WAKE IN FRIGHT (M) (Group 3 of HSC reading text) KES (NRCl Thursday, June 17 WAKE IN FRIGHT (M) Donald P'easence Gary Bond TWELVE ANGRY MEN (G) Henry Fonda. Oirected by Sidney Lumet Friday. June 18 ULYSSES (R) James Joyce literary masterpiece TALL BLOND MAN WITH ONE BLACK SHOE INRC) It crammed with funny momenta Saturday. una 19 CHINATOWN MI Academy Award winner starring Jack Nicholson THE CONVERSATION (M) Deeded by Francis Ford Coppola starring Gene Hackman Sunday, Juna 20 SONS ANO LOVERS (M) From Lawrence searing novel starring Trevor Howard Mary Ure SOUNDER IG) Cicely Tyson and Paul Winfield Winner of many awards Spacial Daytime ecreaninga at Brighton June 16 KES (NRC) at 9.30 a.m. Tuaa-, Juna 22, OH WHAT A LOVELY WAR (G) 9.30 a.m.

lormer anu unuuipiuu iw Lauda in the car to avoid the latter. Big deal for tennis girl, 15 gong, had to get permission from her headmaster to miss seven weeks' school. Amanda has won five Australian and nine NSW titles. Her parents paid out $1600 in expenses when their daughter competed in eight tournaments November and February. Amanda won every tournament.

Sydney professional Bill Gil-mour, who will manage the team, hailed Amanda as one of the most exciting prospects on the Australian scene for a long time. The team will compete in Milan on June 21 as part of a 17-nation series tournament, then in London, Finland, Berlin, Belgium and the United States. SYDNEY. Amanda Tobin, a 15-year-old schoolgirl who learnt to play tennis alongside a Wollongong railway line, yesterday signed a five-figure contract with an international sporting goods manufacturer. Amanda, the Australian under 16 champion will leave next Friday as a member of an official team for a seven-week international tour of Europe and the United States.

The contract, with the Adidas company, is believed to be for $15,000 over three years. It involves complete clothing and racquet expenses and part travelling and accommodation expenses, and bonuses when Amanda wins tournaments. $15,000 in 3 years The contract signing is the start, of a commercial "war" be-, tween Australia's leading sports manufacturers. NSW manager, Mr. John Curan, said yesterday his company would start concentrating on outstanding juniors in contract agreements.

"This is our first step into tennis," he said. "The policy is to start off with the Amanda, a fifth form student at Oak Flats High, near Wollon DENOY CINEMA MALVERN 243 Glenferrie Rd, Tel. 509 055S Amanda Tobin other league gametTj Malcolm takes on a big task Basketball battle HOBART. Championship favorite Victoria almost came unstuck against New South Wales country on the opening night of the Australian men's basketball championships in Hobart last night. Victoria, boasting 10 Montreal Olympic representatives, struggled until well into the second half to shake off the country side.

The Victorians did not arrive in Hobart until two hours before the match. They were all at sea in the first half and four minutes into the second naif were only one point up. But the Victorians managed to lift their game and with flashes of brilliance drew away to win 109-76. Shearer leads NORTH MYRTLE BEACH (South Carolina), June H. Australian Bob Shearer fired a 71 yesterday to grab a three-stroke lead after the third day of qua for the right to play on the US Professional Golf Association tour.

Shearer has a total of 209. There are three more days of qualifying. Woody Blackburn, of Florida, who had a 71 yesterday, trailed Shearer with a three-day total of 212. Scot's debut Scottish striker Jim Brand, 21, will make his debut with State League soc-cer club Fitzroy Alexander against league leader Sunshine City tomorrow. Brand played for three years for Hamilton Academicals in the Scottish First Division.

Weekend maKliei with likely winners In tapl- "'sTATE LEAGUE. today: Silvia V. (draw, televised). Tomorrow: Sunthltw V. A exandcr (draw).

GEORGE CROSS v. Makwjonla, HELLAS V. MOOroolbflrk. POlOla v. FOOTSCRAY FIRST DIVISION, tooay: St.

Albans v. BOX HHJL. western Suburbs ALBION ROVERS. Melbourna V. ALTONA.

Croodon v. FRANKSTON. Tomorrow: ESSENDON LIONS v. Kellor City. GREEN GULLY AJAX V.

Waverley. SECOND DIVISION, today: Doveton RICHMOND. SPRINGVALE V. Heldelbero, FERNTREE GULLY y. Princes Park, NEWPORT Baviwatcr, Coles may prove If FEMALE VOCALIST wanted tor show band, Must be experienced.

Ph. 24 6105. FEMALE rhythm 'lead guitarist wanted. 211 7515. FENDER Starcaster.

Retail S1045. Sale. price S845. Fender retail S695. Sale price S595.

Fender suner twin, twin reverb. Bassman 100. Reduced to clear. HELMUTS MUSIC PLACE. 102 Maroontfah Rlngwood.

870 4143. FENDER FENDER FENDER GUITARS AND AMPLIFIERS Including the SUPERB TWIN tor the best value. We negotiate cash buyers. Call at MARCIS MUSIC. 276 Chapel Prahran 51 4611.

FENDER Jazi Bass. Marshall amp. and speaker box. Excel I. cond.

Gen. reason for sale; S1000. will separate. Weekend onlv. 93 8199.

ask for Frank. FENDER Super amp. 45 watts. Exc. $350.

15 Denmark Hill Road. Camber well, from Sunday. FENDER Twin Reverb excel, $550. 509 2523. FENDER Twin Reverb, as new; S595.

419 3397. FENDER Series. Strat; $495. 419 3397. FILM FESTIVAL, 2 seasons tickets.

Red and blue and blue and Scandinavian. PH. 857 6894. FOR SALE. Gibson L6S Sunburst Special.

Exc. cond. brilliant action. Brand new $720, sell tor $500. Also Peavcv Deuce 110 watt amplifier.

3 mths. old, exc. cond. Brand new S895, sell for Si 500. Must sell.

George, 762 4426. FREE LESSON5 with each Instrument purchased at HARVEST MUSICAL INSTRUMENT TRADING POST. ALL INQUIRIES 53 3456 and 42 3610. FRETTED INSTRUMENTS. OLDIES SALE has started for 2 weeks only.

ALL STOCK reduced 15. Your chance to buy collector Instruments at really good prices. Fenders. Gibsons. Epiphones, Gretchs and Martin.

FRETTED INSTRUMENTS. 333 Brunswick Fitzrov. 419 3397 and 419 3173. GIBSON. Lcs Paul Custom, new Nashville Jazz Frets.

Normally S995. Save $200 $795 cash price. Gibson 51. as played by Ron Wood. 3 pick-ups.

tone switch. Normally $645, Our Drico $516. Gibson Marauder, S439. Gibson Grabber Bass. $396.

HELMUTS MUSIC PLACE, 102 Maroondah Rlngwood. 870 4143. GIBSON Les Paul Customs, white. 16 mths. Old; $650.

HOFNER, bass copy: $60. 42B Blackburn Mt. Waverley. GIBSON 335. 64 mod.

Perf. with oHg. Gibson hard case. Campl. with red label, intact: S560.

Ph. 870 4143. GIBSON, SG Standard. 3 mths. o'd, exc.

$470. ONO. 45 1328. GIBSON Les Paul custom sunburst, bought in US. Exc.

S580. 86 9364. GIBSON. S.G. custom, as new; S550 1052) 811247.

GUITARIST wanted. 1 lead. Must be competent, efficient and own own equipment and have own transport. To Join established band. For further information ring 729 7120 after 4 p.m.

leave messaqe and Ph. no. GUITAR SALE. Australia's biggest range of Martin, Guild, Ovation, Fender, Gibson, Rickenbacker, and others. From $15.

International Academy of Music. 206 Camberweli East Hawthorn. 82 1618. GUITARIST WANTED. Lead or Weight fore age' event expensive reject By KEN PI ESSE Improved Melbourne rover Henry Coles has never been keener for a football match as he is today.

Today, Saturday, Juna 12 at 3.30 7 45. DAY OF THE JACKAL (NRC) Fred Mm of Frederick Forsyth bonk starring Edward Fo THE FRONT PAGE INRC) Bv Wiirte laugh a minute film siarmg Jack Lemmon and Waiter Mattnau Sun. Juna 13, Sea Below Monday, Juna 14. 3.30 7.45. and Tuaaday, Juna 1S TORA TORA TORA (G) Trie most spectacular film ever made with an international cast Jason Roba'ds and Martin Balsam THE HELLSTROM CHRONICLE (M) Grand Prix de Technique Award as well as an Academy Award Wadnaaday, June 16 and Thuraday, Juna 17, 7.45.

THE MAGICIAN (M) Ingmar Bergman's lewelled horror tale VIRGIN SPRING (M) Ingmar Bergman 1960 Best Foreign Film Friday, June 18, PAPER MOON (NRC) A Peter Bogdanovich production with Ryan 0 Neil) and Tatum Neill (Best Supporting Actress) DUEL (M) Grand Prix Award winner with Dennis Weaver Directed by Steven Spielberg Sat. June 19, 3.30, 7.45. MURDER ON THE ORIENT EXPRESS Agatha Christie thriller with an all star cast THE LADY KILLERS (NRC) Laugh a'ong with Alec Gmness SUNDAY MUSICAL HITS (Malvern) Brlobton V. DAN DENONU, K6ILUK ujii Malcolm Abbott, a 14-year-old schoolboy, will battle against a golfer nearly twice his age and weight for the Warran-dyte Golf Club championship today. Abbott, 160 cm (5 ft.

3 in.) and 53 kg (8 st. 2 lb.) meets 25-year-old Gary Hanslow in the final over 36 holes. He beat reigning Warran-dyte club champion Graham Hewish i.n an exciting semi-final last Saturday to earn his final place. Abbott won the 1975 Warrandyte Easter tournament over 54 holes and several other club events on the way into the final. Hanslow is 185 cm (6 ft.

1 in.) and 107 kg (16 st. 12 lb.) and hot favorite to take the championship. Secrets or not? League coaches are always in the news, but are, they public property? In tomorrow's Sunday Press, Neil Roberts has a revealing article about the role of coaches and whether they should be answerable "to the world" for their actions on a Saturday afternoon. It's part of the big Press football cover, which in eludes exclusive players statistics, including ratings and votes. and Tom Hafey (Richmond), loans nnri Hafev.

coaching op Men: and. Co- Sunday, June 13 (Not Dendyfeat) burg, PARK RANGERS v. bontaster. RINGVVOOO Chelsea. Bell Park v.

Eltnam (draw). 'RAH-RAH v. Yallourn, North Carlton v. PORT MEL- SOFOUREfH DIVISION, today: Molngpn V. MO-NASH.

ESSENDON v. Cor.o. BROADMEADOVVS v. Clavton. SAN DR INGHAM y.

University. BALLARAT Only) MY FAIR LADY (G) inner of e'ghi Academy awards-starring Audrey Hepburn and Rex Harrison SOUND OF MUSIC (G) Winner of five Academy Awards starring Julie Andrews. Christopher Plummer and Eleanor Parker SWEET CHARITY (G) Shirley McLame and Sammy Davis inr gmg out the Ryihmn of Life South Yarra. V. ROSeDUO.

LAULriwu Sunday, June 20 noon. (Not Oandyfaat) Contlnucw, FLOWER DRUM SONG 101 GUITAR Aria, 12-strlng acoustic, as new, seldom used. Cost $140, "ccp: S0. 28 "06. GUITARS WANTED.

Acoustic! Models, cash paid. Please phone 337 6819. BH or 377053 AH. GUITAR amp. Strauss.

1 0Ow. exc). cond. with JBL. speakers, $375.

nancy itwan sia'5 in mis magmiicem tiog.rs 3.00 and 5.30 p.m. and Hammersten joyously haDDv musical Melbourne has a chance to move into the five if it beats Collingwood and Coles is playing against the club that told him to "look elsewhere" this time last year. Coles, 25 and a fearless 171 cm (5 ft. Vh in), is improving every Saturday with the Demons and is confident of doing well today. Coles said: "Bob Skilton has played a tremendous part in my improvement.

He involved me much more in the game by mak-. ing me first rover. "He also has driven into us the ability to run, run and run. I finish up dreaming about it. "Everyone's a lot closer here at Melbourne.

People talk to you, whereas at Collingwood you hardly get a boo out of anybody' Coles faces similarly-built Col-ingwood rover Ray Shaw today and the outcome could be vital to their side's chances. Both sides were beaten last week but Melbourne has shown more consistent form, especially at home, and it should be too pacy for Collingwood. Melbourne will rely on its ruck-roving brigade of Greg Wells, Gary Hardeman, Ross Brewer and Peter Keays to create the loose man and, if they are successful, Collingwood will be in for an unhappy day. Two- of football's most experienced opponents clash again at Moorabbin today in the battle which could decide the outcome of the ST. KILDA-RICHMOND game with neither of them getting a kick.

1 The winner of the match vital to both teams could be decided by the battle of tactics between coaches Allan Jeans (St. Kilda) pohents since 1966, go into the New rugby cap The highly promising skills of young Rugby Union full-back Mark Thornton (Harlequins) have been recognised by the State selectors for the three remaining Wallaby Trophy matches to be played this season. Thornton, a student, who is only in his second year of senior football, is the only new cap in the State team to play Tasmania, Western South Australia. He replaces Brian rn. so fjame wun annual iucuhwi nine Both teams have lost their past .1..

Damps nfter Four wins each AMUSEMENTS Spacial Oayllma acraanlng at Malvam Man. Juna 28, Tha Dova Gill a.m. Prices from $2.50. STUDENTS $1.50 CUT THIS ADVT. OUT FOR FUTURE REFERENCE.

BaanMNSHHaaaaaMmnSrVUIJ I JUIM In the first eight rounds, and both of them again have to look to their old guard for a match-winning lift. Eagles (Combined Services). lor the three matches (four to The State lean reerveo( n- BacKS: m. mormon juumj. Although the Saints have the iODKe home-ground aavantage, men-mond's losina form has been mar- Whltclaw (Mel.) Hasse'l (BH).

J. McAree (Q) K. Todd (K), A. Reid (BH). Forwards: A.

Boulton. I. Dlerv Q), I. Ray, R. Pearce (Moor.) J.

Ciernv, J. Sweet J. Meadows K). P. CunnIHe, M.

finnttori pm. R. Coldham mnallv hetter and it appears to have been strengthened by four Stand-by plavers: Backs: B. Eaolct (CS). And Valhalla presents, coming up in the National Theatre films, lumped toaether.

Chadwlck (Haw.) T. tornrqrin rorwaros: t. fcreene (PH). changes on inursaay nignr. Chlvers P.

HOiton ty v. Tasmania In Ho Maicnes: surma r. June doubled up each night in some semblance of The imnortance of the game, 1UA In Dnrtti WArfna.cm.aif. ban, sunaay. juiy SA in Adelaide a plus the return of John Pitura and juiy 7, v.

programming, inrown on 10 a screen num wi uuiiuicua hnroH nr inrarctod nr intniPUPd or revolted Of critical or asleep cinema goers, 7.30 nightly and calls It a itevin iviurris miuuiu ums xi-ir mond win. SALE. STOCKTAKING SALE. All Instruments In the shop up to 20 p.c. off the recommended retail L.

CENTRE MUSIC, Authorised Dealers tor Fender. Altec and Yamaha equipment. 48 7959. SAXOPHONE, Selmer, flat alto. CP.

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Phone 269 2999. Mon. to Frl. 5T. LUKE'S CHURCH OF Nth.

Fltirov require a pianist, comoetent guitarist or group for musical accompaniment at 9 am Sunday Services. Mod. building, scope for creative Instrumentalists In mod. liturgical setting. Monthly or fortnightly commitment would be considered.

Reimbursement by arrangement. Inquiries. Father Jim PllrTTer, 48 4342. SUNN PA system. 400 watt, fully imported: $2950 ONO.

4193397. THE GOLDEN TONES. 3-plece dance band. 50f 50. 6040 available for all function).

Ring 783 4012. TROMBONE KING 3B, as-new S300. 543 3516. TRUMPET, Selmer $90. French Horn, S200.

Both In cases and in Pr conrJ. 51 5339. Rover Kevin should nullify the kick-izettina abilitv of HI Australian 38th ROME, June 11. Gary Clively of Australia dropped back seven places to be 38th overall after the 20th stage of the Giro Ditalia cycling classic at Terme di Comano yesterday. AAP-Reuter.

the Saints' mighty midget, Paul Callerv. and Rovce Hart's gradual festival of classy flics improvement at full forward makes the Richmond attack look Malcolm Abbott lines up a putt at practice yestcraay. What a NERVE! better. Remington, Monday HOFNER Verlthln. brilliant electric American made Guitar; $80, 395 Osbourne St.

South Yarra. HOHNER Electric Piano: S350. SHURE S.M. 58: $120. New.

Ph. 51 8374. IF you want a good 5050 3-pc. Band ohone Ken Mac on 86 9953 JAZZ BASS Copy. Sunburst, pert.

$180 ONO. 1 Kerr Fitzrov. KEYBOARD Player wanted. 18-22. Transport and equip, ess.

Funk-Rock. Phone Brad. B50 5820 AH. KEYBOARDS or lead guitarist wanted with vocal ability, for orig. folk rock band.

Call Peter 5B3171. KEYBORD player wants to loin working band. 560 1414. KEYBOARD. Piano, Insta Piano, else: S300 ONO.

791 4091. LAKO-COMBO Amp. Suit organ. 699 1564. LEAD GUITARIST(S).

To reform band. Experience and vocals essential. 729 7297. LEAD GUITARIST wants to loin oriq. rock band.

Ph. 844 2117. LUDWIG drum kit; $350 ONO. Ph 795 2267. MARCOS MUSIC.

For the best In FENDER gear, our prices are unbeatable. One visit will convince you. Call at 276 Chapel Prahran 51 4611. MARSHALL AMPS. LATEST, 100 watt, $695.

Other models, trade-ins accepted. CLEMENS. 165 Russell City. 663 2286, MARTIN D18. 5 years old, very good but no case; $49S OBO.

735 0280. MARSHALL 100 watt amp. and speaker boxes. 1 yr. old.

Perfect cond. Urgent sale, $600, Phone 772 5237. or call Fl. 1112 Westbury Balaclava. MUSICIANS REFERRAL SERVICE.

Musicians looking for Musicians, 24 hour service. Phone 97 8147. MUSICAL SALE NOW. CLEMENS. STOCK GALORE.

CLEMENS. 165 Russell St. 1 OBSESSIVE Behaviour In small spaces. A comedy by Ian Stocks and Robert Lang, from an original Idea of Richard Weight, La Mama Theatre, 203 Faraday Carlton. 8.30 p.m.

Thursday to Sunday until 13 June. Bookings, Readings Book Shop. 547 6085. Ian Marshall of Sunday Press said "the most interesting Australian play this year." OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS TALENT CONTEST GRAND FINAL. Moo-raboin Town Hall.

Thursday, June 17th at 8 pm. Judges Mike Oyer, Joe Latona, Gerrard En-ery. Compere Hal Todd. For reserve seats phone 95 5866 or 877 5323 after 4 pm. P.A.

EMINAR 120 W. 4 2 Ptesscv columns; $425. Phone 93 1823. P.A. EDA 200 watts.

2 $400. Leigh. 48 Queen Or-mond. P.A. System for sale including echo unit; $400.

44 -7678 and 91 3642. P.A. Systems and Muskal Instruments for sale. Ph. Sam Music on SI 8374.

PA 100 watts. 4 channel, no sev's: $90. Pl. 544 2021. PIANIST available.

Hotel. Frt. or Sat. 699 1564. PIANIST available lor casual W.ngj.

546 5132. PIANOS for Hire, deliver, short Control. 4, 55'a; Major VOCALIST, female, required. naenlno Dance new Ballroom i nun. audition.

Sun. or 799 1426 or 79B S398, CENSORSHIP CLASSIFICATIONS (G) for general exhibition (NRC) not recommended for children. (M) for mature audiences. (R) for restricted exhibition (persons between 6 and 18 years not admitted). SELECTIONS By Mark Harding ALL THE FORM The Victorian TAB is operating on four races at Albion Park today And Trotting Weekly has figure form for the starters in each race Trotting Weekly's form guide also contains full form and comment for each race of the TAB double at Stawell today and full figure form and tips for each race on the programme Today's Stawell meeting is the first Saturday trots meeting to have full TAB coverage Be there with Trotting Weekly Trotting Weekly gives readers comprehensive form guides to tonight's meeting at the Showgrounds, together with tips from experts, headed by Trotting Weekly's editor Richard Trembath Trotting Weekly also offers photoform.

trials results an informative vet column competitions and stories from around the trotting tracks For the best value in a trotting publication buy Trotting Weekly, only 40 cents at your newsagents today WANTED. DEAD OR ALIVE. ANY OLD SECONDHAND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. PAY CASH. GUITARS REPAIRED AND ADJUSTED.

PROFESSIONAL TUITION ALSO AVAILABLE ON ALL MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. 6 BRIDGE RICHMOND; 467 GLENHUNTLY EL-STERNWICK. ALL INQUIRIES 53 3456 AND 42 3610. WANTED, good 50-50 Band for nw Dance opening on Thursday. Bright up-to-date music rcauired.

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On The Porch. 2, 56'i; Paiai. 20. 54; Comaida Boy. T.SS'a; Certain Prince.

23. Troth, 9, Have No Fear. 14, Show Gauntlet. 11, 52: Junelth, 17, Tulla Honey. 22, 51 'a: APParet.

15, Brandy Buctt, 13. Go It Alone, 18, Pee Cec Ar, 4. Slick Lover. 16, 51 Tangobelle, 5. SO'a; Landlce, 3, Yerna LasS, 10.

SO: Eames, 12, Suruma. 21, 49'a: Dubuque. 6. tvjco In Touch, 1. Sir Knox, 24.

49; Quarry Lady. B. 48'j. 1.10 2ND PRINCESS 1000m. Fun Of Fire, 19, Dallai Girl, 6, Tetranate, 23.

54- Lucius Pella 18, 53; Shindy FULL OF FIRE. It ZELENSKI. DALLAS, GIRL, 3. 4 LOT. 5PEARWOOD.

2 TOSSA, 3. 5 STORM SONG. DOUBLS COP, 2 VALADERO, 3. SWANKY YANK. Ii YOUNG CHARLIE.

ROYAL CHAM PAGNE, 3. CROSS BREEZE, 1: PORTION CONTROL, NASIR. 3. in, is, Mitzvan, Kain sign, 1. S3'j; Salamander 5, Sir Simon 17.

52ai Deep Dream. 13, Twinkle Twinkle, 9. 51; Couvossler, 16, Sun Idol, 11, 50'a: Village Darlln, 14, 50; Beau Chanter, 12, King Of Prussia, 15, 49'a; Here's To Him. 1 0. 49; Grand Atlas, 6, Royal Fusilier, 8, 48'a.

84.10 LANCASTER 1400 metres. Second leg of TAB double. Third leg of quadrelia. 1 343 Siuler, 6 59'a 2 331 Our Guy, 14 55 'j 3 003 Repetition, 1 S4'a 4 105 Wandle. 2 S3 5 S93 Underground, 13 S2'a 6 633 Barclay, 7 51 'a 7 946 Lynnc's Star, 9 St'j 8 012 Devereux, 3 ..51 9 027 Ekalta.

12 51 10 44S Flight Tracer, 4 51 11 070 Bold Sage, 10 50'a 12 96S Irish Fair, 8 50'i 13 652 Born Star. 11 14 416 Farnham, ..50 4.40 2ND BRITANNIA 1400m. Fourth leg of quadrelia. Brick Veneer, 11, 56; Zlntoba, 2, 55; Cavallo D'Oro, 6, 54; Captain Blaie, 5, Pungent, 8, 52: Grand Warrior, 12, 51: Kvnthoi. 7.

Shandy Man 4, 49a: Lucky Choice. 3, Peter's Ace, 1, 48'; El Tripp. 13, New Standard, 14, Sherbrook, 9, War Again. 10, 48. 798 539B, Sunday or Monday, 1 1 an -2 P.n SIZZLE (t.

DEVEREUX, 2l 3. -V OUR GUY. AAAA SAVAGE AMP. SELL-CUT. 25 off Savaqe Amos Brand new with factory warranty.

Buy direct from the factory and save for a limited time only, until stocks run out. TOO watt Lead and Bass: S4S0. 60 watt and Bass; $340. TOO watt PA: S7E5. 200 watt PA; S895.

This is a genuine sale commencing Tuesday morning. SOU NO LAB, 353 Johnston St. Abbotsford. Phone 419 3438. 419 3369.

AAA 3 AND 4 PIECE GROUPS AVAILABLE. 489 6183. A GIBSON 1939 Uf steel; $400. 38 2050. 1 ACOUSTIC 8 eh.

mixer. 200, watt amo; $695, brand new. 4193397. ALEX HUTCHINSONS advertisement, appearing In these columns last Saturday, was In no wav Intended to slight the Musicians' Union or its members, particular, ly at the said Alex Hutchinson Is the Union Branch Vice President and General Vlce-Presi- Victorian KYNTHOS. Fie'r fihatalgiie, 13, Kino, i ruL r-rtwnitt 9 Farnnslc.

21. AN Outdoor Food Service, available (rim 82 4917. 836 1852. ATTENTION all drummers. You arc invrted to attend auditions for Melbourne's leading biuos band.

Phone 689 4555, ext. 329 Tuesday until 4 p.m. BANDS. Any Interested bands, no Interested In original material please contact Blllv 736 1438 after 6 p.m, BARGAIN pearl drum set. chrome (Irtish, with cases, boom stands, all fittings.

$780. 899 754. BASS Amp. 100 w. 2 weaker boxes.

Same as Fender bass man, good condition; $550 ONO. Stratocatst-r Cody. Excellent condition, $145 ONO. Phone Scottie. 792 1750.

BASS Player reouires work. Professional attitude. Pity anything as long as there Is money in-volvcd. Ring 83 3456, or call at 241 Canterbury Canterbury. BASS GUITARIST wanted tor reforming group.

Ph. 879 2021 alter 12 noon. BASS Guitarist, with voca' tti.Ur, required for band reforming, m.ih wo-k. 401 1207 BASS player wanted 9 orof. rock bar.5.

asi it or-f. Ph. 51 BJ74. BASS GUITAR TUITION. Nell Jo-nrrr, 846 2220.

COMPETENT LEAD AMD BASS GUITARISTS want!) to worV o'ig. material. Inrfuetves San-tana. Traffic and Stonu YMhU. Call after 2 0 St.

22 Grecnsboroug CLARINET WOODWIND Po.rt, ELTHAM WOODWIND CENTRE 30 9583. CYMBALS, 1 14" Hat. 1 16" crash, for salt. I.C.: $70. 25 Ashburn Grove.

A th burton. WANTED, Keyboard Player or Lead Guitarist, to replace member In working trio. Booked In restaurant, dinner dance and reception field. Lead vocal ability essential. Contact Russell on 798 4270.

WANTED urgently. Top personnel for former top country band. Lead steel and vocal, female vocalist, ban player. Must be country music minded and have own equipment and transport. Ready work available.

7636737. WANTED URGENTLY. ANY PIANOS. PAY CASH. AND PICK UP.

ANY CONDJT10N. 42 3610. S3 3456. WANTED FEMALE GUITARIST for all female band. Ring 547 226S aft.

6 p.m. ask for Sally. WANTED. Indian fCcvlonese. lead nd bass Guitarists.

Drummer and Keyboards '0 form group. 947111 WANTED. Keen Roadie, with van for 3-oee. band. 25 7649.

300 Wait PA 8 channel mia-er, 2 A7 Bins, with JBL. 200 watt RCF horn and multlchord. Ring John 792 2764. AH. 791 8029.

sr 'ons term. iJO. Lockton. 24, MerdAa. 7, Pappa- 1, ShorefoK, 12, Spencer treet, 16, 51: Good Princess.

4, Poppa Prince, 9, 50: Brisbane Boy, 15. Cordial. 8. Touch Of Courage, 22. 49'-: In The Distance.

3, Royal Recital, 10, Summer Treat, 11.j49, Sweet Prince. 20. 48a. 41.45. GLAMIS STEEPLE.

4000rn. Alrcon. 10. 69: Stwarwood, 8. Tossa.

3. 66: Alto. 2 63': Lot, 6 Newbury Lad. 1 1, 60; Dolphin Bbv. 12.

Penny Gambler. 4. aw old. AMPLIFIER 100W, 6 mths. Ghoit, 3, 48a; Brlllare, 7, Double Wheel, 4, Hornpipe, 12, Monslgnor, 15, Parade Boy, 9.

Smokewood, 14, 48. 3.00 1ST BRITANNIA 1400 For 3-Y-O C. and G. 1st leg of TAB double. Second leg of quadrelia.

1 431 Young Charlie, 3 57 2 732 Swanky Yank, 10 55 3 020 Elite Standard. 7 54 'a 4 130 Royal Champagne, 6 52'a 5 31 Coroner. 8 52 6 248 Strip Tease. 12 .52 7 22J Worthy Warrior. 11 51 301 Pratansls, 4 49'a 9 9S4 Star Suite.

5 49 1090 Moro. 9 48'a 11704 Dual Salute, 14 48 12 599 Frank's Advice, 1 48 arder. 1. S9'a: Bright Blue. Gentleman Inquiry switch- The Hamilton "race fix" inquiry, which was to Jiave resumed on Tuesday, will now sit next Friday.

Mr. Stan Kerr, chairman of the Hamilton Racing Club stewards, announced the change yesterday. TONY KENNEDY Cobbodah. 5. sh: From Verona, 9.

57. REPAIRS To guitar A footoedais. leads, Ac. Sound developments 2 Hot ham South Melbourne, Ph. 69 7899.

RICKENBACKER Twin Neck Stereo, 1 only. Rickenbacker Mod. 481, 24 slanted frets, phase switch- RickenSacker 3 4. 3 RARE. Rickenbacker, Mod.

490. 24 fret), quality for P'ke. cirenbacker basses, stereo and mono, fun nnge. HELMUTS MUSIC PLACE. 102 Maroondah Rlngwood.

870 4143. SAXOPHONE and Woodwind Repairs, Laurie Parr, 754 2397. S450 ibanei collar ONO. Ph. Ale 91 1797 or 20 8930.

AMATEUR BASS Player for a Country Blue Grafs Band. Mud be interested. Ph. Key borough. 793 1019- AUDIO Verse presented by Tremavne from her works Assembly Hall.

156 Collins Jun 15. 8 P.m. AVAILABLE Thoroughly ProlM-smabl Experienced Trio, capable any tvoe of function. Reasonable rates. 83 9356.

ask for Piter. 2500m. na). Bam. Storm Song.

5. 57; Sui Valadero, Nico- BALLROOM DANCING 5050 DANCE every Saturday. H'cuitural Hall (OP P. Trades Hall) Victoria City. Sociable.

53; Double cop, 9i 8. 51; Celtic Fox, 1, chat, 13. SO; Prl Sang Rovalt, 6, 49 13 057 Reauy rvie, i. mo 13 48 it sau iwineni.