I & E
I&E will offer two new courses in JUL.
' Everyman!s Lawbook: A potpourri .
of law every husband should know. What
to do if you get in.a traffic accident,
taxes, wills and important personal
papers, civil suits, a bit of Naval Law
and enough legal tips to fill sixteen
full wiiks of classwork. Classes will
meet every Monday night, 1900 to 2130,
beginning July;wo. The Fee !is $8.00 and'
should be paid in advance to the I&E '
Office, Incidentally, since the new
course will be taught by the Legal .
Officer, LTJG FREDHIX, The enrollment
fee will be donated to the enlisted
ujecreation fund. (By the way, no legal
^krgon; Plain-talk).
2, Beginning Typing: • This course
will be offered from 1930 to 2100 Wed.
nights beginning 25 July.
Students must bring their own type
writers, Same enrollment fee■arrange
ments as in the Lawbook course.
. I & E is offering Beginning Spanish,
Beginning Shorthand and Algebra-One,
J Past Courses have included Letter
Writing and 9th Grade English,
FLEET RESERVE ASSOCIATION NEWS
The Fleet Reserve Association, Branch
and Unit 169 held a Joint-Installation,
fee ns sday, 11 July at the Club' Bayvi ew.
▼resident Ron Bunch would like to thank
the Club Bayview Manager, Chief Stackdale
for his efforts in making the event.a
success, Commander R.L.J. MCKEE,
Commanding Officer and R„J. VA fSICKtE;,
Executive Officer of the Communicatxons
Station for attending the ceremonies
end their kind remarks.- Rita and her
Combo for the fine music enjoyed by
all after the buffet d.'nner and all who
attended for their fine -support in
beginning his year1 in office„ A special
vote of thanks to Mr-.- Jack Quinn for
acting as Installing Officer for the
Branch for the 2nd year*
The Fleet Reserve will have 100% Bingo
Wednesday, 18 July at the FRA Home. On.
Saturday, 21 July BINGO .sponsored by the
Ladies Auxiliary will be held commencing
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at 2000* -The Big Jackpot is $13.0,00 in 60
numbers or less. All Members, eligible
members (over six years naval service)
and their dependents are urged to attend.
MOFFETT HI-LITES
Well four of the Moffett sailors
received their orders the other day.
BABB, J.A. RMSN is going to PHIBPAC
aboard the U3S POLK COUNTY, Joining him
are GLENN, R.E. RMSN, aboard the USS
SINCLAIR, and ARMSTRONG, J.N.- RMSN, aboard
the USS SNOHOMISH COUNTY, BUFFINGTON,
L* R. RM3 will still be above sea level
aboard the USS BON HOMME RICHARD. All are
to detached in October.
Since the last MOFFETT HI-LITES, the
chess championship up here, has changed
hands quite often. It seems that BUFF
was declared to be the champ. This was in
all ways true, but nevertheless Ccaused a
bit of furor among the other chess addicts
Almost immediately, Buff's title was
challenged by Armstrong. Being a true
champion, Buff accepted the challenge,
and the battle was on. After about
jluux' games, wiL>n uoun going -ax* j.x> uoovn
and nail, the question was still undecided
Then Satchmo took two straight. But Buff
came right back and took a couple,Any
way it's been going along like this for
about two weeks now, with no difinite
winner,,.. , Smith has been walking
around saying word to the effect that
he can beat.both ef them, anytime, but
up to this time there has been no'
challenge coming from ole Snuffy. Must
be saving his tricks for some other time.
Personally we would like to see if he
can really beat both Buff and Stachmo
like he says*.*...
After a few practices with the Moffett
softball team, Chief Hajcel has been
complaining of a sore arm. Says it' s
because he:s out of practice.,,,.. Why
don't you just admit it, Chief? You're
just getting too old to keep up with us
youngsters, anymore.
Speaking of the Softball team, Babb,
our slugging right fielder, was heard to
comment, "If the Chief's drop pitch
'drops anymore, I'm going to start bring
ing a golf club to practice..
That's all folk's, Ralph ]*1. VF00