Aug-Sep-Oct, Nov-Dec 1971-Jan 1972 - Navy League of Australia

Best wishes to All Naval Personnel fromWARWICK NURSING HOME(Matron Blundell)49 KING WILLIAM RD.UNLEY, S.A.Telephone: 75-751Seasonal Greetings to all NavalMembers from.. ."CLAREVALE"The popular wines in bulk or bottlesmanufactured in S.A. by:Clarevale Co-operativeWinery Ltd.I.ennon Street, ClareSouth Australia, 5453Telephone: Clare 2244Best Wishes to all Navy Personnel from:TURNERFUNERALSMOTOR• CHAPEl. and • OFFICES76 ANZAC HIGHWAYEVERARD PARK, 5035, S.A.Space sponsored byTelephone: 93-2489J. C. SweeneyLicensed Grocer45 Eitzrov StreetSt. Kilda, Vic.For your ordersTelephone:94-5926 — 94-6087Best Wishes & Season's Greetingsto all Naval Members fromKINNANES"Member of Interflora"FLORISTSFor flowers, wreaths, sheaves, for all occasionsClaridge Arcade, 5a Gawler PlaceAdelaide, S.A. 5000Telephone: 23-5230 for ordersAfter hours: 78-1334Best wishes to all Naval Personnel fromAURORA HOTELI Mine Host: Mrs. H. M. KckcrtlTHE AIR-CONDITIONED. LUXURIANTLOUNGI -BAR GRILL ROOMYour choice of Menu Plus Dclcctahle SaladsThe Best of Choice Steak. SI 60. Marinated Steak$1.50. Steak toOrdcrSI .10Mon. to Fri. 12 noon to 2 p.m. Sat. 12 noon In 2 p.m.E'eniitg Meals 6.00 to H.W182 PIR1E STREET, ADELAIDETelephone: 23-2021ROBIN HOOD INNBLACKTOWN, N.S.W.I Popular Mine Host. JOHN LAZAN AS i• Icy Cold Tooths Beer at Its Best• Popular Snack BarPhone: 622-0205AT YOUR SERVICEFor Your Holiday RequirementsInformation & Bookings: Call or TelephoneHoward Smith Travel CentresSIte): 260 George St 27S6M. Mrlkoorw *22C»Hin,St62 3711. Pert A4daUt: 3 Si 4 1461. Frtau«l«: I Mouall SiToddS 1071: Nrvcarik: 16 Wall SI 24711; Calm: IH AMxn St2115'6. BaHaral: Cnf L>diafd A Mair Sis 2 S462The unit H Q is gradually beingfurther fitted out and LauncestonRotary Club have agreed to considerthe hall as a project in theimmediate future.In June. sub-Lieutenant McMeekin.was presented with his certificate ofappointment to Lieutenant.The unit is preparing to enter ateam — possibly next year — in theDuke of Edinburgh's Ship s Bell Riflecompetition.(sgd ) A J. LEEGREAT BRITAINBritish Sea Cadets Set Sail in theirOwn ShipThe Royalist — Britain's Sea CadetCorps' new 80 ton training brig —sails smartly through the EnglishChannel Valued at 50.000 poundsthe square rigged vessel left Englandrecently on a courtesy visit toCherbourg. France (referphotograph).It is intended that every year theRoyalist will give nearly 1.000 SeaCadets aged from 14-18 years, theopportunity of tough, disciplined seatraining under sail. Designed on thelines of the traditional brig the vesselis made from all wooden materialexcept for the steel hull, terylenesails and aluminium masts. She isequipped with two perkins 6354. sixcylinder engines and the latest innavigation and communicationsequipment, including radar. Britishindustry was generous in donatingmaterials and equipment.There is accommodation for 26Cadets. The sail plan gives a speed ofover 10 knots in all good conditions.Length overall is 76 feet, the beam20 feet and draft 8b feet.NEW SOUTH WALESQuarterly Report of ProceedingsThis report is for the period 1 Julyto 30 September 1971 and coversContinuous Training. WeekendTraining and other activities carriedout by the Naval Reserve Cadets inNew South Wales.Continuous Training was carriedout at Snapper Island from 19-25August for 46 personnel from theSydney Grammar School Unit andPag. Sixty-two THE NAVY NovamtMr-December-January, '2 Nov.mb.r-Dw.mber-January, 1971/72 THE NAVYPag. Sixty-three