·. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ;. · ~ ~ ~ ,., , ,., {_, ,, ., ,, .1 r"'""°' ' '. ""*"""' "' - - ·- < A .. ,,, ____ { ,. .. I, SO UV El\ JJ R P ROGRAMME L AUSTRALI AN I SYDNEY NAVA . . I NATIONAL FOOTBALL C LU B ~."'. I 2 14 KING ST i<!EE T, NEWTOWN THI; REGIONAL CENTRE, TOP RYDE 337 CHURCH STR EET , PARRAMATTA Invites you to op en A MON Y HLY CHARGE ACC OUNT or A NAVAL ALLOTM ENT ACCOUNT Ne ver before have our +h r Pe 1963 sh ops d is pl a yed a Spring Su mmer Collection so exciting! Li ttle won der that Ron Bennett has en jo yed the d istinction of bAing the best known men's shops in Sydn ey . Why not make Benn et t' s Y OU R sh op for 'ci vv i es' as so many of your mates have! SYDN EY' S FAMOUS MEN'S SHOPS • SINCE 188 8 APOLLO PR IN TING PTY . LTD ., S Y DNE Y
c. i ~ tan s YOUTH TO THE FORE ! GOING IN A GRO UP? GO A NSETT - ANA AND G ET E VER Y THIN G OR G ANISED RI GHT DO W N TO TH E LA ST DETAIL ... FR E E ! The Ansell - ANA H oliday Service trave l c; \;pcrts arc at your service IO provide the advice and assis- tance you may need to make yo ur gro up Olll111g a Austra lia's young people, on whom the nation's future depends, are succe ss ful one. O rgan is in g conve nient night times distinguishing themselves in many important spheres - and Shell is ... itineraries ... guided to ur s . accomnll'dation l1elpi ng many of them to give the ir best perform?nces.. . . .. meeting or co nventi on faci lities ... special At academic levels, Shell scholarshi ps and bursaries give tangible activity trip s . .. the se arc ju st a few cx;1mplcs of encouragement to students and graduates. Cultural pursuits are how Ansett-ANA can be of a encouraged by awards such as the £1,000 Shell Aria at the Canberra So if yo u'r e going in a group, whether it's busin e$ S Nationa I Eisteddfod. or pleasure, let An sc tt-ANA do the planning . In some sports, special coaching clinics sponsored Jt ' ll save time, work and worry for your group by Sh ell teach young players the rudiments and secretary or orga ni ser and ensure a succcssrul. finer points of the game - in others, promising e njoyable trip . yo ungsters receive opportunities, also provided by AN SETT-ANA Shell, to improve th eir standards and techniques HOLID AY under competitive co ndit io ns. Shell beli eves that any co ntribution it makes to SE R VI CE developing the youth of the nation is a sound investment. Ji It's got to be good to be Shell -+ -- --
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· ~ :•: ~ :•: ~; ; : : ~ :•: ~ ;: : : ~ :•: ~ ;z:~ ~ :•: ~; ;:t ~; 2:~ ~ :• ~ ~; ;:~ ~ :.: ~ ;:x:~ ~ :•: ~ f:~ ~ :•: ~; n~ ~ :•~ r:~ ~ ;y:~ l - : :~ ~ :c EX~:~TSpBo~EaniE~-endly f~o; ~E"~hEa~l~y ~ ~:~ ~ ~ ~·: ~ ; ~;;x:~ ~ :•: ~ :•: ~; ; : : ~ :•: ~ ; : :~ ~ :•: ~ ; : : ~ :•: ~ ;r:~ ·- tl - ~ )419-C~l l - l _ l _l~l-) t .-.«~ t) - l ~ ) - 1 - -_. tl ~·:· l ) -~ l - l - 1 - l - l -.C I - ·.~ O _ tl - tl - tJ - tl - (l - 1 - t l - tl - 1 .- Cl - t >.-. tl _ tl - l t.-. (l _ t ._ l - l ~ t ~ l - ~ ~ :•: ~ :•: ~; ~ ;: : :~ ~ :•: :; ~; : :c~ ~ :•: ~ ~: : :~ ~ :.: ;: : :~ ~ :•.; ( : ~; : :c~ ~ :•: ( : :c~ ~ ~: ~ ~; : :~ ~ ~: ~ ;:1 : :~ ~ :+: : :c~ ~ ;rc~ ~ :•: ~1 r: ~f~: ~ ~ ;1:~ ~ :+: ( : :(~ ~ »: ~ ;:1 ~ ~ :~ ~ :+: ~ ;: , :~ ~ :•: ( ~ : :~ ~ :•: ~ ;i ~ :•: ~ r:~ ~ :•: TRAINERS PRES IDENT'S REPORT 1963 Our spec ial thanks are extended to Trainers for 1 963 season, namely The 1963 season has ended, but unlike 1962, we were not in the Grand Brian Sutton and Alan Weter s. O n all occasions they were ever ready to Final. But to make the final four was still a very good effort, as I think the assist both on and off the field, and through their un t iri ng, efforts our s tandard of footbal l in N.S.W . has greatly improved and o nl y good sides fittest teams were always available for selection. T he ir expert attention reach the top. and devotion to their job were worthy of the highest commendation. We The bright side of the season was the grand effort of the Re se rve Grade trust Brian and Al an wi ll be with us again next season. in making the Grand Final. It was something I have looked forward to for T ho se members who are keen to enter the "Jug-a-lu g" competition a long time, and I hope that next year they wi ll win the Grand Fin al. * * * T he Third Grade side also did a wonderful job in their first season in the at the next picn ic are advised to contact treasurer Jack Magner, who is Competition and made the Grand Final. It was a very good effort by the avail ab le for coaching purposes by appointment only. L en No ll oth please boys from Nirimba and the club is very proud of their e ff ort. note. * * * To Ra l ph Turner (Cl ub Captain and Coach), J. McCartney (Reserve H as the success of the reserve grade side been due to the vegetarian Captai n ), B. Prior and J. Morris diet since P eter (Greenpeas) Anders has joi ned t he ra n ks? Written r pl y, (Third Grade Capta in ), I say thanks please, Greenpeas! for your grand effort for the season. * * * Congratu l at ions to J . McCartney: Change in jobs must be agreeing with "Chi ps " McCartney. It's a Reserve Grade, and J . Morris, case of ju st how high they go with bdh "Chips" and Ralph Turner. Stand Third Grade, for winni ng the Best by, J ack Hardi ng, for the overthrows! and Fairest Awards of N.S .W . * * * Congratulations to Mrs. May Fosbeary, who won our "best and fa i re st" A.N .F.C. The Club Championship, in the annual competition. Husband Ossie has spent many sleepless nights which al so went to the Club, was counting "the chips". a well deserved award. ' And now the highest praise to . I - J. Magner (Treas.) and Canteen I I ' Manager and his staff; also to the I A WINNER EVERY TIME i - Secretary and all Committee men - I whose work and time spent make I o our C l ub a great success both I I . I financially and socially. Thanks a I - . I lot! ! I SYDNEY NAVAL IN ACTION H. DERR I CK (President). ! I I I SCOTTS PIES SHAKESPEARE HOTEL I I I I I I <THE MANENTI FAMILY> . I I - Where Club Members and Club Supporters I I I enjoy T oohey's Beer at its very best. I I I I . I I A Meal in a Moment 1 i .. 1 l 221 KING ST., NEWTOWN - PHONE 51 2691 t:(; .....
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