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Elliott & BrownPty.Ltd.K>r Metal Neon and Plastic SignsSpecialists in Metal l etteringPlastic and Illuminated Signs68 Holmes StreetEAST BRUNSWIC K, VIC.Telephone: 36-6823Sponsored b>:SHIELDSTRANSPORTPTY. LTD.interstate Road HauliersSpecialists in Car CarryingCnr. Ingles & Rogers Sts.PORT MELBOURNEPhone: 64-4245BRIGHTONSAVOYMOTELDinner Dances— ContentionsV\ eddings a SpecialityExcellent Accommodation150THE ESPLANADEMIDDLE BRIGHTONVICTORIAl or Reservations:PHONE: 92-8233Mention ihis Journal when callingkindl\ Sponsored by:J. A. DUNDASPty.Ltd.Fertilizer and ChemicalManufacturers"HORTICO PRODUCTS"327 PLUMMER STREETPORT MELBOURNEPhone: 64-2311 (9 lines)NEW COOKERY MANUALgalley as in an industrial plant. Themovement of a ship at sea can alsocreate hazards which are not experiencedashore. Cooking is a humanachievement, but in these days agalley is equipped with a variety ofmachines, all of which could causeinjury if handled carelessly or improperlyEven the cooks' simple implements.such as knives, are potentiallydangerous and there is aninstruction that cooks must notcarry their favourite vegetableparing knives on their persons orkeep them in their lockers. Suchknives must be placed in a safe placein the galley.Neither may a cook carry a knife inhis hand while he carries a cookingdish or a heavy saucepar..Sixteen chapters of the newCookery Manual are devoted todetails about the preparation ofvarious types of food ranging fromhors d'oeuvres and savouries tobread, cakes, pastry and icing.In a chapter on fish. Navy cooksare warned about poisonousvarieties that can be found in thePacific, but are told that small,edible sharks can be found in alwaters.In a chapter on eggs and cheese,the manual states that Navy cookswho know the composition of eggsand understand the reasons for thechanges that take place in cookingwill have superior products for theirefforts.A great deal of space in the manualis given to the making of bread. Skillat this, the manual says, is the hallmarkof perfection of a baker.A Satisfactory Connection: the Navv Dept.andHERBERTOSBORNEDIVISION OF ALDUS LTD.The Navy manual points out thatbakers can use sea water in emergencies.when the normal ship'swater supply is not available.The water must be obtained onlyfrom the open sea and has to bestrained through four layers ofmuslin or other suitable cloth.The salinity of sea water hasapproximately the amount of saltrequired in bread making and no saltneed be added to the dough.JBUr.AT.H*ADS.fimtufCtfWHO ARE PROUD TO BE ASSOCIATED WITHTHENAVYSpecialising:• MACHINE TOOLS• ADJUSTABLE W RENCHES• Contractors to the Navy DepartmentHERBERT OSBORNEDivision of Aldus Ltd.100 CHALMERS STREET, SYDNEY69-6053 PHONE 69-6053m*Paga Fifty-four THE NAVY Novambar-Dacambar-January,Novambar-Dacambar-January, 1971/72THE NAVY
DECORARTA/Asia.Pty. Ltd.Xmas Decorations and All DisplayMaterialsContact:MR. O. G. KORTfor all your requirements185 HIGH STREETST. KILDA, VIC.Telephone: 94-5249Sponsored h\:CommonwealthPower EquipmentCo. Pty. Ltd.hlectrical EquipmentManufacturers*MACHINERYCONSTRUCTIONCo. Pty. Ltd.Suppliers of:POV\ I R and DISTRIBUTIONTRANSFORMKRS*139 Northern RoadWest Heidelberg, Vic.Phone: 45-7213R. L. BULLER & SONWinemakersFull Range of Table. Dessert andSparkling WinesBulk and BottledJOIN THENAVAL RESERVE CADETSThe Australian Sea Cadet Corps is avoluntary organisation administeredby the Commonwealth Naval Boardand The Navv League ol AustraliaThe aim ol the Australian Sea CadetCorps is to provide tor the spiritualsocial and educational well are ol bovsand to develop in them character, asense ol patriotism, sell-reliancecitizenship and disciplineUniforms are supplied free of charge.Cadets are required to produce acertificate from their doctor toK you are between the ages of 13 and 18 years.confirm they are capable of carryingout the normal duties and activities ofthe Cadet Corps. If injured while onduty. Cadets are considered forpayment of compensation.Parades are held on Saturdayafternoons and certain Units hold anadditional parade one night a week,rlie interesting syllabus of trainingcovers a wide sphere and includesseamanship, handling of boats undersail and power, navigation, physicaltraining, rille shooting, signallingsplicing of wire and ropes, generalsporting activities and other variedsubjectsInstructional camps are arranged forSea Cadets in Naval Establishments,and they are also given opportunities,whenever possible, to undertaketraining at sea in ships of the RoyalAustralian Navy.Cadets, if considering a sea career,are given every assistance to join theRoyal Australian Navy, the MercantileMarine or the Royal Australian NavalReserve, but there is no compulsion tojoin these Services.For further information please contact the Divisional Senior Officer in your State, using theForm provided below .Senior Officers. Australian Sea Cadet CorpsNEW SOUTH WALES: Staff Office Cadets. H.M.A.S.Watson. Watsons Bay. N.S.W.. 2030.QUEENSLAND: C/- 39 Pinecroft Street, C amp Hill.Queensland. 4152.WESTERN AUSTRALIA: C - 182 Coode St.. Como. 6152.SOUTH AUSTRALIA: C - Box 1529M. G.P.O.. Adelaide.5001.TO: The Senior Officer.Australian Sea Cadet CorpsVICTORIA: C/- Room 6. 2nd Floor. 528 Collins St..Melbourne. 3000.AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY: Industry House.National Circuit. Barton. 2600.NORTHERN TERRITORY: Mrs. V. M. Slide. 12 AllenStreet, Fannie Bay. 5790.I am interested in joining the Australian Sea Cadet Corps and would bepleased to receive further information.NAMESTREETSTATE OR TERRITORYSUBURBPOST COPE780 Elizabeth StreetMELBOURNETelephone: 347-4844RUTHERGLEN, VIC.Phone: Rutherglen 110SPm. Ffftw.cl. THE NAVY Novambar-Dacambar-January,/72PHONE No.(Please Print Clearlv)AGEPlease address your envelope to the Senior Officer in your State or Territory—see list of addresses aboveNovember-December-January, 1971/72THE NAVYPafe Fifty-seven
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