MOFFETT 'Hjt-LITES '
Nothing much happened around here this
past week that was particularly hilarious,
except perhaps the rumor that’s been
floating around the COMMSTA A21" Club,
involving a couple of the MOFFETT sailors,
The way the story goes as we heard it, is
that SHOEMAKER and ROSEKFELDT have kindly
volunteered to give dancing lessons. Both
are supposed to be exceptionally adept at
doing the twist and polka. . .As an extra
added attraction, it is said that they
have consented to popular demand and will
give singing lessons. The latest word we
have says that EHLY wants to be the first
in line for the dancing lessons, and
^Barker, SA wants to be first in line for
SPECIAL-SERVICES NOTICES
Request all Departments that are ent
ering a team (or teams) in the "Captain1t
Trophy" Basketball League have their tear,
captain meet in the Special Service Of
fice at 1630 on Wed. 22 Aug. 1962, Team
Captains should bring a complete roster
of 15 men. If the Team Captain is unable
to make the meeting, please send a rep
resentative. WANTED - Officals for
Basketball season.
Lopez has done it again, only this
time'on a larger scale. We should have
ten thousand Salmon Eggs fertilized be
fore the big run is over.
For the convenience of the personnel
desiring to work in the Hobby Shop
Garage we have lengthened the hours on
the weekend.
Sat. - 0900 - 1200
1300 - 1700
1800 *- 2200
Sun. - 1300 - 1700
1800 - 2200
The Special Services Officer requests
the return of material checked out from
the Issue Room. Our big problem now is
trying to rotate the fishing gear to all
personnel. The maximum check out time
for gear is one week.
'—'the singing lessons., as oi mis writing
CHIEF VOIGT still hasn’t heard from his
TV’Singing Sweetheart", but he hasn’t
given up hope yet....They tell us that he
keeps walking about saying, "Wait 'til
next mail call, wait ’til next mail call.'
After losing two pinochle games straight
to the ETs, CHIEF HAXEL has decided to
resume taking pinochle lessons. MCQUIRE
says that he will be glad to gine the
Chief a few tips on some of the finer
points of the game... Just let us know
when you’re feeling especially lucky,
Chief... A very unusual thing happened
up here the other evening. There were
^^pnly three people in attendance at the
^Pevening flick..,.. MOREFIELD, GAMACHE
AND MEADOWS.... They said that they
enjoyed the showing very much, so we
asked tham what the movie was. Their
answer, "Babes in Toyland",
Heard in passing during a recent field
day: "Savercool, go sweep up some of
that RF." Savercool, "Should I put it in
the dempster dumpster when I’m done.”
I JUNIOR & SENIOR BOWLING LEAGUES
| Monday, 20 August at the FRA Home the
j Trophies for the Junior & Senior Bowling
i Leagues will be presented between 6:30 &
S:30. will be refreshments for all
members of both leagues. At 8:30 the Sen
ior Leage will take over the Home for dan
cing & planning of the next league which
will be run on the early shift during tte
school months.
At tne end or tins league tne advisors oi me league wisn uo unanx one i on owing
organizations for their support of both the Junior & Senior Leagues, without their
supDort these leagues could not have been such a success. Our thanks go to the
Fleet Reserve Association, Branch 169 and their Ladies Auxiliary for their donation
and the use of the Home for the presentations and get together, National Federation
of Employees, Caribou Recreation Fund, CPO .auxiliary, Civilian Wives, Navy Wives
and Officers Wives. Our appreciation goes to the people who came in to help keep
score for the kids, Mr. Ray, Mr. Machen, and Tom Head were regular visitors there
so a special thanks go to them. Mr. McPherson, Mr. Fifer and Mr. Kabrick were the
advisors for both leagues and they did a real fine job of organization and keeping
the league running smooth. It is their hopes that some others will get in and help
the kids during the. next league. _ . . _ - _