The Age from Melbourne, Victoria, Australia • Page 13

THE AGE, Saturday 18 October 1S8I 13 Policeman 0.131, inquest told DEVELOPMENT MANAGER waving with his head and arms out of the window. Constable Belacic said the car's horn sounded as it passed him and disappeared around a bend. Constable Belacic said that when he came around the bend and stopped at the traffic lights at the intersection of Lorimer Street and the West Gate Freeway, he had been surprised that he could no longer see Mr Drake's car. He said he turned his car's lights on to high beam and saw Mr Drake's car smashed into the wall of a wharf. Sergeant Peter Townsend, of the Glen Waverley accident investigation section, told Mr Adams that there were several signs warning motorists to slow down on the last 600 metres of the West Gate Freeway.

The speed limit for this section was 60 kmh. Mr Adams said that Mr Drake's blood alcohol level bad been "more than twice the legal limit on Victorian He found that both deaths were due to the culpable driving of Mr Drake, and ordered him to appear before the County Court on 5 November. He granted bail on Mr Drake's own undertaking with no surety. Mr Frank Render, assisting the coroner, told the court that an analysis less than two hours after the accident gave a blood-alcohol reading of 0.131 per cent for Mr Drake. He said Mr Carboon's reading was 0.213 and Mr McKenzle's 0.127.

Mr Hender said the dead men had been guests at a Christmas party at Mr Drake's Yarraville home on 23 December. Most at the party has graduated from the academy two months earlier. Many of the police guests had seen Mr Drake drinking cans of beer between 11.30 pm and 3 am, Mr Hender said. Constable Andrew Belacic, of the Russell Street police station, told Mr Adams he had been one of the last to leave the party. He said he had been asked by the three in the car to accompany them to the Chevron Hotel but he had refused.

He said Mr Drake had been drinking but had claimed that he was all right to drive. Constable Belacic said that on the way home, on the West Gate Bridge, he was passed by a car travelling at about 100 kmh; the car was being driven by Mr Drake; Mr McKenzie was By MICHAEL CAVE A off-duty policeman who drove his car info a fWlL killing another policeman and a prison a blood alcohol reading more than twice the legal limit, a Melbourne coroner heard yesterday. Mr Hugh Adams was also told that the policeman who died had put his head and arms out of the window of the car while it was travelling at about 100 kmh shortly before the accident The court was told that the three men in the car had just left a Christmas party reunion of police officers who two months earlier had graduated together from the Police. Academy. Mr Adams was hearing an inquest on Alexander Colin McKenzie, 23, a policeman, and Martin Todd Carboon, 22, a prison officer.

They were killed when the car hit a wall of the South Wharf Complex, Port Melbourne, in the early hours of last Christmas Eve. 'Mr Adams committed Peter Thomas Drake, 21, of Banfield Street, Ararat for trial on two counts of culpable driving. SENIOR ESTIMATOR CIVIL ENGINEERING One of Australia's most progressive and rapidly expanding engineering contractors has a vacancy for a senior civil estimator in their Melbourne Office. The company has an outstanding reputation for the engineering and construction of major public works projects and heavy industrial structures and installations. The Senior Estimator will have responsibility for tender estimating and for contract budget preparation for successful tenders.

Some travel to the company's interstate offices will be required. We are seeking an engineer with at least ten years experience in estimating for major civil works with emphasis on concrete structures and foundations. The ideal applicant will have had exposure to a broad range of civil engineering activities including on-site engineering and programming. Some knowledge of mechanical engineering would be of value. Our client uses a computerised estimating system and previous experience in a similar environment is desirable.

This is a permanent appointment and offers excellent career potential. An attractive remuneration package will be negotiated to reflect the experience of the appointee. Relocation costs and assistance with initial accommodation in Melbourne will be provided as appropriate. Confidential enquiries may be made by phoning Bill Copeman on (03) 266-2418 during office hours. Alternatively, written applications may be 3 sent to the address below quoting reference number 36337.

(PQ) Outdoor Advertising National Company Our client. AUSTRALIAN POSTERS, is part of a diversified Australian group and has market leadership in outdoor advertising. Reporting to the State Manager, you will be responsible for the acquisition and development of potter sites and other related advertising opportunities, maintenance of current leaselicence holdings, and new product development. Support staff: 5. This is a rare opportunity to use a mix of skills in a challenging business environment.

Applicants must have: a sound understanding of the legal aspects of property work, including conveyancing strong sales ability a creative and innovative approach. and desirably a background in advertising, property real estate or legal work. Remuneration will be tailored to the individual, and will include a generous bonus scheme, car or car allowance, and superannuation. Confidential applications in writing to David Field, P.O. Box 321.

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Floor 13. Mayne Nickless House. 390 St Kilda Road. Melbourne. Vic 3004 Appeal for shotgun victim tops $205,000 The appeal for help for Kay Nesbit whose face was grossly disfigured by a shotgun blast last year, yesterday stood at $205,877.77.

Miss Nesbit, although overwhelmed at the public's response, maintains that the maximum $7500 that can be awarded by the Crimes Compensation Tribunal to crime victims is inadequate. The president of the Victims of Crime Assistance League, Mr Howard Brattan, says Miss Nesbit would probably have received more than $1 million had she suffered her injuries in a car accident i By WENDY TUOHY The State Opposition claimed yesterday that the Government had admitted there were 51 errors worth hundreds of millions of dollars in the budget. A minute from the head of Treasury, Dr Peter Sheehan. to the Treasurer. Mr Jolly, contained admissions and explanations of 51 important errors, the Opposition Health spokesman, Mr Birrell, said.

Dr Sheehan, tabling the minute before the new parliamentary estimates committee, said the errors were typographical and did not affect the budget's integrity. "While a number of presentational, typographical and other errors have been detected there are no errors affecting the substance liament he said. Dr Sheehan said the Department of Management and Budget accepted full responsibility for the errors and he would implement procedures to ensure that mistakes did not occur in future budgets. Earlier, the auditor-general. Mr Dick Humphry, admitted that several Government departments had breached the Audit Act by transferring expenditure funds into the Treasurer's consolidated fund.

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LIMITED, a progressive timber and building supplies group which has its headquarters in Gippsland. is seeking two experienced people for its newly acquired Branch in Maidstone. The company has already established a fine reputation for quality of service over many years, 'he emphasis is on supply of a wide range of timbers, mouldings and general building supplies, mainly to the builder and home renovator, and candidates must be fully experienced in this field. BRANCH MANAGER The appointee will be fully responsible for all activities at the Maidstone branch including budgeting, reporting, staffing and control of the timber yard, a large hardwarebuilders supplies outlet and field sales. FIELD SALES REPRESENTATIVE The appointee will assist in the planning of the overall marketing strategy of the Branch and will maintain contact with existing and potential customers in a territory basically to the north and westofMdibourne.

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Conditions of Service in ASIO are similar to those in the Australian Public Service and appointees from the APS are able to exercise the mobility provisions of Part IV of the Public Service Act. Australian citizenship is required. AStO is a national organization with offices in all Australian capital cities and postings to various states may be expected in the course of a career. APPLICATIONS Applications providing full personal particulars including date and place of birth and details of qualifications and experience, together with full contacting details (telephone nos. and address) should be directed to: Director of Personnel GPO Box 2177 I CANBERRA ACT 2601 2 Applications close: 2 weeks from date of publication.

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ARM 15570 Registration of Interest Rehabilitation Services Purpose As part of the Government's WbrkCare reforms, the Victorian Accident Rehabilitation Council (VARC) was established under the Accident Compensation Act 1985. VARC has the responsibility to co-ordinate occupational and social rehabilitation services for work-injured Victorians. VARC is seeking to expand the network of available services through a detailed Tender process during 198687. In preparation for that Tender, VARC invites suitably qualified organisations to register their interest for the future supply of such services. These Registrations of Interest will be used as a basis for a selective tendering process.

Who is Eligible? Registrations of Interest are welcome from a variety of organisations, both new and established, including: wmsm DO CCQLTG, II 21 uUi lvSLlLi private sector public sector P. You know how it is in Melbourne around this time of year. The weather can be inviting, but the waters not. Which means you can plunge into conventional pool heating. Or you can make a wiser investment.

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Up to eight months, in fact. What's more, approved applicants can arrange easy, convenient terms, covering both supply and expert installation. (From $1,890, all up, with manual operation.) So if you'd like to extend your swimming season without over-extending yourself, send the Freepost coupon to find out more. There's no obligation. It's more like putting our toe in the water.

Gog andwlCoipoil Kniif crJ'i- rvrwl KtoaHncT fl'r I'M nnnnnn DGDCcQl7Q, community based to provide rehabilitation services to injured workers under WorkCare and to assist them in return to work. Further, VARC will be looking for innovative or specialised programs that address particular areas of disability or aspects of the rehabilitation process. How to Proceed To assist interested organisations to register interest, a Request for Information document has been prepared and can be obtained by telephoning Debra Jordan on 615 0359. Completed Expressions of Interest should then be sent to: Chief Executive Officer, Victorian Accident Rehabilitation Council, 24th Floor, 500 Collins Street, Melbourne 3000, marked 'Expressions of Interest' Closing Date: 5 pm, Friday 7 November 1986. Late applications will not be accepted.

Expressions of Interest will not be a guarantee of approval. No additional information is required at this stage. Further infonflation will be sought if necessary. Victorian Accident Rehabilitation 24th floor, 500 Collins Street, Melbourne 3000. GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN HEALTH ADMINISTRATION The course is designed lor health service personnel who are acting in an administrative capacity.

Specific learning areas include: developing a personalised approach to administrative theory; management goals, functions and processes: administrative tools and inlormation systems: knowledge ol the health care delivery system. GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN HEALTH EDUCATION Designed for health and community workers in: hospitals: health centres: private practice: community health programmes. The orientation ol the course is toward the design of educational programmes, the acquisition ol teaching skills and the promotion ol a healthy community. Eligibility: A recognised diploma or degree OR completion of the Lincoln Institute Preliminary Studies programme. NOTE.

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