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Institutional Publications The Quarterdeck (publication)
1993-02-04
The Quarterdeck / 1993-02-04
Naval Postgraduate School, Monterey Callifornia
http://hdl.handle.net/10945/52089
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NAVAL POSTGRADUATE SCHOOL• Monterey, California iN .THIS lSSUE: • .-Sanboatglft
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SAILBOAT GIFTTONPS
The NPS Morale, Welfare and Recreation Department is the proud new user of a 23-foot pleasure-cruise sailboat that is currently moored at the NPS Marina.
The Naval Postgraduate School's Foundation was the recipient of the 23-foot sailboat "Small Wonder " from Dr. John and Joanne Ratcliffe of Cannel.
a sai/boal to the NPS F oundalion. (far righJ) NPS F 011ndaJion Pns. Richard A. Miller, Vice Adm. (nL).
Rear Adm. Thomas A. Mercer, NPS superintendent. accepted the gift on behalf of the NPS Foundation from the Ratcliffe's in his office Thursday.
DISASTER THIS IS A DRILL
NPS firefighers Larry Escobido (left), and Dennis Gadsky, act as onscene coordinators during an Emergency Operation Disaster drill Thurs. Jan. 28.
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~;·~~fr~~~1:~f:kic~l·~~~ )H . Through Educatfon»~ the)hem~· ror . this year's Se.venth AliiiuaJ. ·: ScholarshJp Dinner and Dance• · h0sted by the Monterey Chapter Or tiie National Naval Officers · · ~latlop)mdJhe NPS Equal ' Employment omce, wm feature guest speaker LLCmdr. John . Reagan, USNR(;et): .· .... Reagan helped create an historic mom,nt, Marcll11, 1944;whenhe, aJoltgwlthU'otber enlisted black . Jl1en, were com91~lone~ officers In · q1Hts~ Na\'y: One\vas : ·.· · · c0mmlssloned a warrant c:ifTlcer. / .:·. For m~re lnttmnatton·and · reser\ratlons concerning the NNOA's
"Life magwne "photogropla of tlte "GolMn 13."
and the NPS EEO's Seventh Annual Scholarship Dinner and Dance contact the NPS EEO office 1lt 656-2025 or Lt Jamel Weatherspoon at646-1025.
Spotlight on ... A. B.BARRONMILLER}.
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Feb.5 GOLF 656-2167
The NPS Intramural Golf League will be holding a meeting in the Galleon room (student lounge) in Herrmann Hall at noon. Students, faculty and staff are welcome to attend.
Feb.9 PRE-SEPARATION BRIEF 656-3141
The Family Service Center will hold this brief from 8:30 to 11 :30 a.m. in Ingersoll - 122. The brief is open to all separating military and their spouses.
Feb.11 SMALL CLAIMS COURT 373-3301
public from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Court Room at Monterey County Court House, 1200 Aguajito, Monterey. There is no charge and seating will be on a space available basis.
Feb. 11 JOB APPLICATIONS/SF-171 656-3060
Learn how to complete job applications and the Federal Civil Service SF-171 application from 1to3 p.m. in the DRMI Conference Room, located in the West Wing of Herrmann Hall - 116. This workshop is open to all active duty military, retired and their family members.
Feb.15 WORLD AFFAIRS COUNCIL 625-0208
Dr. Judith Kipper will speak on "Clinton Foreign Policy and the New
Often referred to as "The People's World Order" at the President's Dinner at Court;" a class on "How to Use Small 6 p.m. in the NPS Barbara McNitt Claims Court" will be offered to the Ballroom. Reservations are r uired.
l !~l~~~~llPIJ~ I e SNASERIES NATO BLOCKADE
The next SNA event is a brown bag seminar with Lt. Andy Hesser, NATO task force staff member for the blockade of Yugoslavia. Hesser will discuss the issues of blockade operations of Yugoslavia in Spanagel - 117 on Wed., Feb. 10 at 12: 10 p.m.
VOLUNTEER ASSISTANTS
The Family Service Center is seeking two volunteers to work as administrative assistants.
Assistance is needed in the PFM/ T AMP/SEAP programs. Duties will involve clerical skills, some typing, computer usage, and filing.
If you're interested in this opportunity go by the FSC located in the basement of Herrmann Hall - 039, or call Oliver White at 656-3060.
VALENTINES DAY NEX SPECIALS
Special orders sign-ups for Valentines Day are available today. tomorrow, February 10 and 12, next to the student mail center in the basement of Herrmann Hall from 11:30 a.m. to 1 :30 p.m. A 50 percent non-refundable deposit is required at the time of ordering.
Free delivery of orders is available to the La Mesa and NPS housing areas on Sunday, Feb. 14.
For more details visit the NEX.
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GOLFDOM SNA TOURNAMENT
GOLF - - "A game of Scotti.sh origin in which each parlicipanl, using a variety of clubs, allempls lo drive a .small ball into a succession of 9 or 18 holes on a specialty laid oul course in as few strokes as possible." ... Webster'uporl8 dictionary
Over 70 golfers participated in the
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Discount coupons for movies, theme parks and other area attractions are now available at the MWR office.
- FOR SALE SYMPHONY TICKETS, Monterey Symphony season tickets for two at cosL Excellent seating in Sherwood Hall, Salinas. Concerts are Feb. 9, Mar. 16, May 18. Call Cheryl 656-2271or384-9457111 msg.
OFFICE ASSIST ANT PART· TIME, must have excellent conununication skills, the ability to work independently and the desire for a part-time flexible schedule. Prioc experience in sales, supervisory or administrative work is preferred. 373-6113.
1992 CUSTOM VAN, CHEVY, V-8, TV/ VCR, trailer hitch, 7,200K, best offer. Crib, Child Craft, "honey oak" finish w/ mattress heirloom quality $150. 373-8943.
DR.YER., apartment size. Free if you come pick it up. Do you play Bridge? Novice couple seeking other playCl'S to learn with. Call David 373-5397.
1990 YAMAHA XT 600, purchased new 1992. 1, 700K, excellent condition. None off-road. PCS overseas. $2,700. Call JOCS Howard exL 2024.
Tournament held Friday at the NPS Golf
Course. A Scramble tournament of four
person teams included competition in the
Jef!Varad watches as Tim Wilson just misses IW putt during tournament play at the NPS golf course.
GOLF SALE, custom irons, radial blades, 2-SW, true temper flex-flow shafts (stiff), tacimac grips. Clubs are spaikling, used only six times. $190/0BO. See JOCS Howard exL 2024.
TWIN BED/MATTRESS. Dark stained wood frame w/bookshelf at headboard. Mattress low to ground. $50. 372-1786.
SOFA, small Ethan·Allen. Beige, excellent condition with brown tones. $145/0BO. 646-8511.
BUNK BEDS, Maple w/mattresses, foundations with matching two drawer chest, bookshelf, drawer under lower bed and bulletin board. $200. Call Steve 375-8482 after 5p.m.
1987 BMW 32Si, leather, alarm, 10 play CD, suruoof, $9,950/0BO. 899-5823.
1986 Z-28, red, 5-spccd, V ·8, ps/pb/pw, tilt, cruise, am/fm/cass. Looks greaL $5,500/0BO. 646-8538.
1985 VOLVO 240 DL, 5-spccd. white w/ beige interior. One owner, all maintenance records. $5,900/0BO. 655-8656.
LIFf TICKETS, four NorthStar for $30 each. 899-5823.
category of closest to the pin and longest
drive. Driving their way to a first place
finish were team members Bill Ridings,
Doug Burton, Mark Adams, and Tom Hair. They each received a complimen
tary round of golf with power carts at a
Fort Ord golf course.
Averting the course's sand traps and putting their way to finish second, to win
a complimentary rolllld of golf at the NPS
course, were the foursome of Terry Hopkins, Mike Cavanah, Jim Broadwater
and David Monahan.
Fmishing third were teammates Jack Stem. Norman Fitzpatrick, Gerald Rivas and Michael Colesar. They each received
discount coupons courtesy of Nevada's
Golf Shop.
Don Johnson and Bill Ridings were the top finishers in the category of closest
to the pin and Mike Colesar won the
longest drive competition.
Drawings for prizes, including a sand
wedge golf club donated by the Sweet
Golf and Tennis Shop, were held
The series continues with a SNA summer golf tournament scheduled for
sometime in July. Golfers are encour
aged to take part.
TOWNHOUSE, Washington DC. Five minutes from Pentagon and Crystal City in professional neighborhood. Under $140K. 1,900 sq. fL Call Dave 656-2033 or 757-8011.
TYPEWRITER, Smith-Corona memory typewriter with spell right dictionary and word processing capability. Very good condition, $150. 30 day warranty. Call Valerie 656-4371.
COMPUTER., fully IBM compatible F.pson F.quity computer with 40mg HD, 12" color monitor, 2400 baud external modem, DOS 5.0 and software. All manuals and original boxes. 30 day wammty. $400. Call Valerie 656-4371.
FOR RENT PACIFIC GROVE R.OOM, furnished, nice view, balcony, separate phone, private bath, kitchen/laundry privileges, new caipeting, close to bus stop/Country Club Gate Shopping Center. Quiet Pacific Grove neighborhood. Close to Pebble Beach. $385/mth. 649-8575 evening (late evening too).
LOST/WANTED FOUND RING, description necessary for redemption. Contact Julie in HRO, Herrmann - 129. 656-2002/2003.
SWORD WANTED, 28" sword in a complete outfiL Call John 646-8950.
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general unre#!r!c~. J1~~ .9fJl.fer ( CHAMPUS NEWS detaiiers WillilStfN)>S arid be . ··•···· ... . available to sfudert~ :February 16. · tbrotighFebt#aril.9t >·····x-····· </ OUTPATIENT CARE
Commutiity btlets will be held on >. CHAMPUS; learn the local rules and Wedne5d1:y,~eh.t.zl • • {/ •· t···· .. · / requirements ahead of time, and save
Tudivlduanriterviews•wm be held ( possible headaches later.
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curricular otricer; Lt. L~ry Steticler~/- for all CHAMPUS-eligible persons Code 038; or Lt. Cmdr;. $herl Sll.i~tb > except family members of active duty E-Code 41. • • .•: : .... . • . .. 4s and below, is the first $150 (for one
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AYIATION .... _ .• •. \\. · '> ... ···· ... · /) CHAMPUS claims processors keep Cmdr~ St4'ven Kunlde } AV JO DeL track of outpatient claims filed within the Lt. Cmdr. R. V. z"'1ene-1,Heio ~t. states or areas they serve, until an Lt. Cmdr~ G;SumffierllhYP~~~ individual or a family has met the Lt. Cmdr. ~ay St~ . V:A W D~t... deductible. RUSTAFF CORPS/pL'\S::EMENI . . A Health Benefits Advisor can help Cmdr. William Ne~~ ) AMDO.Mgr. , you concerning questions about what
~=:~: ~:==lt~~f:1's '. ~g=r; =~~sc:i~;~1:7!rw~~~~~ ;i:~t Cmcir. Harold Covert •· MP com.. Mgr. filling out the CHAMPUS claim form Lt. Cmdr~ B. Keefer) / Supply {)et. < and where to send it. Advisors are at Lt. Cmdr: M. Peppard AV' ~D/$ubspe military hospitals and clinics worldwide. Lt. Cmdr. :James Mette EDODel . · The HBA at Silas B. Hays Hospital Lt. David Silverstein PG Placement can be reached at 242-5512. GENUBL Cmdr. Susan ),Jlunt .•. Lt. Rhetta Bajly
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HROCHANGES WALK-IN SERVICE
The Human Resources Office has changed its walk-in customer service hours. The vacancy announcement desk will be closed to customers on Tuesday and Friday afternoons from 1:30 to 4 :30 p.m. Applications for vacancies will be accepted.
The HRO schedule for walk-in service
MARIANNE. G. ROSER
REMINDERS CLUB PRES. GIVES DATES
e Staff Wive's Club Presideµt Mariann G. Roser reminds members to mark their calendars of SWC events.
Spring events are: February 11 - - Lunch in the La
Novia featuring the culinary skills of Michelle Braden of KSBW-TV.
March 11 - - Spring Fashion/ Luncheon show.
April 8 - - Luncheon with guest speaker. Speaker is mystery thus far.
N May 13 - - Luncheon in the La •
ovia room featuring a music program. To make reservations and/or obtain
more information contact Verene s clmeidewind at 375-5450 or Jeanne Nakagawa at 384-4002.
NEWCOMERS NVITED TO CRAMALOT I
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The Officer Student Spouses' Club would like to extend a special invitation o all NPS students and their spouses to ttend the Welcome Aboard- Newcomrs' Evening on Thursday, Feb. 18 in the
Barbara McNitt Ballroom at 7 p.m.
' The feature presentation will be
'Cramalot," a musical comedy performed by fellow students and spouses, giving .a hwnorous and entertaining look at fanuly and student life at NPS.
The performance will be directed by Deryl Hess, NPS Protestant Chapel choir director. •
In addition to the play, various community organizations will be offering information on activities, services and volunteer opportunities in the area. Displays of the Naval Postgraduate School will be available, too.
For more information contact Angela Ellis at 372-4425 or Lisa Brown at 647-8516.
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SAFETY AWARD MWR & METEOROLOGY
Competition was keen among the several NPS departments taking part in the annual Superintendent's Departmental Safety Award program. There are two levels of competition small and large departments.
Morale, Welfare and Recreation Office won top honors in the large department category. The Small Depart- • mental Safety Award went to the Meteorology Department.
Both departments were presented the safety awards during ceremonies in the quarterdecklounge,Jan.8, 1993.
