PAISTE SOUND CENTRES AND THE PAISTE PERCUSSION SPECIAUST “THE LINK BETWEEN PAISTE AND THE LOCAL DRUMMER” PAISTE is committed to the creation of SOUNDS, to provide the drummer with a range of cymbals & Gongs designed for todays drumming needs. To achieve this objective, PAISTE operate a worldwide network of SOUND CENTRES and PERCUSSION SPECIALISTS aimed at keeping directly in touch with the person that matters The Local Drummer. Here’s how it works: E 3 PAISTE PERCUSSION SPECIALIST PAISTE SOUND CENTRES LOCAL DRUMMER Q: What does the PPS mean to me? I’m a Local Drummer! A: Here is a fully trained PAISTE product specialist available always to advise, educate and discuss all aspects of PAISTE cymbals. He’ll hold cymbal seminars at the specially selected PAISTE SOUND CENTRES, so keep in touch with your Sound Centre for seminar dates. Any queries? If so, write to New Zealand’s PAISTE PERCUSSION SPECIALIST MR GENE CRARER, at the following address: DRUMMER SERVICE PO BOX 747, NAPIER.
1985 VdL A T ~ The Australasian Academy of Broadcast Arts and Sciences announces the 1985 ESSO PAN-PACIFIC SONG AWARDS FOR SONGWRITERS & PERFORMERS (a division of the radio industry’s annual Australasian Broadcasting Awards, the PATERS) IIM Australia and New Zealand’s official national and international song awards and the most prestigious songwriting and performance awards in the southern hemisphere! * 52 awards covering all styles of music in 32 categories divided into PROFESSIONAL and AMATEUR sections for: ~ (a) songwriters (b) new performers with the prestigious PATER trophies and prizes, sponsored by ESSO AUSTRALIA, through the Academy, with ANSETT AIRLINES, Pilkington ACI and other corporate sponsors. Last year the PATERS were presented at the Hilton International Hotel, Sydney, during a glittering gala evening networked on radio and covered by four television channels. The PRIME MINISTER OF AUSTRALIA, HON. R. J. L. HAWKE, presented the main awards, including ‘Song of the Year’, and other distinguished presenters included: PREMIER OF NSW, Hon. N. Wran; Leader of the Australian Democrats, Senator Don Chipp; the High Commissioner for New Zealand; the Director of the Hong Kong Tourist Commission; Donnie Sutherland of “Sounds", Seven Network; actress Rowena Wallace; and members of the Academy, including: Ita Buttrose, Bobby Limb, Rod McLennan (both of ‘New Faces’, Nine Network), John Laws, Mike Gudinski, Managing Director Mushroom Records, Simon Townsend of ‘Wonder World’, Mark Day (‘Day by Day’, Channel Seven and 3AW), plus station managers and programme directors, John McCready, Radio Hauraki, Auckland, Jeremy Cordeaux, SDN Adelaide, Cherie Romaro, 2DAY Sydney, Graham Smith, 3FOX Melbourne, Cheri Gardiner, 6PR Perth, and others. Other boardmembers this year include Mike Willesee, Gavin Wood (3EON), John Williams (4BC), etc. A i •••• 3 Vv Mm t Vi PRESIDENT OF THE 1985 PATERS is PHILLIP ADAMS, member of the Academy, and also . chairman Australian Film Commission. ; The 1985 Presentations will be on Saturday, 26 October, at the Melbourne Southern Cross’ new grand ballroom ... WINNERS will be flown return to Melbourne and accommodated as guests of the Academy courtesy ANSETT, and will receive ; their,awards and prizes in the presence of radio, television and show business celebrities from around Australia, New Zealand, S.E. Asian and I Pacif i ccou ntnesfIHMMHBMHHBfIfI&HHI ENTRY FORMS: Entry forms with all conditions of entry, closing date and other details are available from local radio station reception desks and DIRECTLY from: Prue Taylor, N.Z. Co-ordinator 1985 PATERS, PO Box 119, Wellington, 1, New Zealand. (Please enclose a self-addressed, stamped envelope.) Hotline information can be obtained by phoning: (04) 727 612. THE PATERS are administered by AABAS with the co-operation of the radio industries of regional countries; networks incl. the ABC, RNZ and other national networks, plus commercial stations and networks and private stations, public and community broadcasting and educational stations throughout Australia and New Zealand Esso PilkingtonACl Jssa Ansett. f VICTORIA 150 GROWING TOGETHER ttft4 * © Si of Vic 1001 Ann Jones
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