Aug-Sep-Oct 1967 - Navy League of Australia

DUTCH CLEANINGSERVICEOFFICESKindly Sponsored by . . .R. T. SearlePRIVATE RESIDENCES& SonsWINDOWS GENF.RAl.DEPOT —51-144147 HANCOCK ROAD,REDWOOD PARK, S.A.•Phone 64-2472IF NO ANSWER RING 64-4053BOAT BUILDERS•JENKINS ROADBIRKENHEAD, S.A.Phone 49-6278Report of Activities and Training Undertaken by the New SouthWales Division for the Quarter Ending June 30, 1967.Periods of continuous training and Thursday evening until the final for the purpose of examining Officerswere carried out in the following examinations which were held onand Instructors recommendedestablishments:Thursday. 18th May. Fourteen Officersby Unit Commanding Officers forH.M.A.S. CRESWELL. 14th toand Instructors attended the promotion and to consider the21st May. General Boatwork. course and all passed the standard suitability of applicants for appointmentswithin the Corps.H.M.A.S. WATSON, 14th to 21st N.B.C.D. examination. Ten membersMay, Cookery Badge Course. also sat for the advanced N.B.C.D. The number of Cadets joiningHarbour and weekend training examination and eight were successful.during the quarter under review welltook place in the following shipsIt was gratifying to read in the exceeded the number of discharges.and establishments.Course Officer's report that all concernedIn the latter case this included ahad displayed a keen and H.M.A.S. WATSON. 7th to 9thpercentage entering the PermanentApril.intelligent interest and that their Naval Forces. The ever increasingH.M.A.S. ALBATROSS. 7th to punctuality, attendance, dress and number of senior Cadets joining the9th April.bearing were well above average. R.A.N.. whilst most gratifying, hasH.M.A.S. CRESWELL. 7th to 9th This indeed reflects credit upon the nevertheless created a problem inApril.Division and the Officers and that certain Units are suffering fromH.M.A.S. PENGUIN. 21st to Instructors concerned have been a lack of Cadet Petty Officers and23rd April.commended for their diligence. Cadet Leading Seamen.H.M.A.S. PENGUIN. 5th to 7th The Annual Church Parade was The Officers. Instructors andMay.held in Garden Island Dockyard Cadets of this Division continue toH.M.A.S. WATSON. 5th to 7th Chapel on Sunday. 7th May and the display a high level of enthusiasmMay.Division was inspected by Rear and morale is high notwithstandingH.M.A.S. STUART. 5th to 7thMay.Admiral T. K. MORRISON. C.B..C.B.E.. D.S.C. the Flag Officer-intheadverse conditions under whichat present some of the Units operate.A standard N.B.C.D. course for Charge. East Australia Area. A totalOfficers and Instructors commenced of 340 Cadets were on parade.L. MACKAY-CRUISEin H.M.A.S. PENGUIN on 11th Boards were convened in H.M.A.S.Lieut-Commander R.A.N.R.April and continued each Tuesday WATSON on six separate occasionsSenior OfficerBest wishes to the Navy League from . . .J. C. FORBESLTD.Manufacturing•Engineerslla ROYCE AVENUECROYDON PARK, S.A.Phone 46-2611Kindly Sponsored by . . .BARRETT BROS.PTY. LTD.MALTSTERS•2 RUNDLE STREETKENT TOWN, S.A.AFTER HOURS: 46-2578 PHONE 63-2311Best wishes to the Royal Australian Navy from . . .MacFarlane Bros. 6k Co.Pty. Ltd.WINE & SPIRIT MERCHANTSCnr. ELIZABETH & WARWICK STREETSHOBART• McCALLUMS 'PERFECTION" WHISKY• GRANTS "STANDFAST" WHISKY• BOOTHS HIGH & DRY GIN• GILT EDGE WHISKY• MILDARA WINES & BRANDY• CINZANO VERMOUTHS• WOODLEY WINES• CAPTAIN MORGAN JAMAICA RUM• FOSTERS LAGER & VICTORIA BITTER• BAITZ LIQUEURS• CIGARETTES — ROTHMANS, PHILIP MORRIS, CHESTERFIELD,PETER STUYVESANT. CAMELTelephone 34-2522Page Forty THE NAVY August-September-Octobor, 1967August-September-October, 1967 THE NAVY Pago Forty-one