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Institutional Publications The Quarterdeck (publication)

1991-07-11

The Quarterdeck / 1991-07-11

Naval Postgraduate School, Monterey Callifornia

http://hdl.handle.net/10945/52189

Rodeo features America's best cowboys ... page 3

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Navy last to mandate DDS Direct Deposit, the pay delivery sys­

tem that electronically sends your pay to the bank or credit union of choice, will soon shed its label as an optional pay method and become mandatory.

The Navy will become the last of the armed services to opt for all Direct Deposit, or DDS, five years behind the Marine Corps.

Beginning July 15, anyone entering the Navy, reenlisting, extending service, receiving a regular or reserve officer ap­pointment and reservists must enroll in DDS.

All reenlistees and officers accepting a regular appointment will be required to sign administrative remarks (a page 13 entry), promising to enroll in DDS.

All servicemembers not falling into one of the categories mentioned above can still receive their pay by government check - until they enter one of those categories.

"The bottom line is that the Navy wants this to be the way to go," said Petty Officer 1st Class Rich Munson, leading petty officer of the disbursing office at the personnel support detachment.

Munson said the required page 13s The dictate follows aJune instruction would soon become a familiar part of the

• signed by the Secretary of the Navy. reenlistment paperwork package.

(see DDS page 2)

Family Service Center seeks Ombudsman-officer volunteers

Are you interested in becoming a vol­unteer Command Ombudsman for the Na-

val Postgraduate School? If so, submit your resume to Family Service Center by

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Paperwork, paperwork ... New student, Lt. Patrick Leary, completes check-informs at the personnel support table as part of the one-stop check-in process for newly arriving Naval Postgraduate students.

All spouses of mili­tary officers assigned to Naval Postgradu­ate School are eli­gible.

The functions of an Ombudsman in­clude: liaison be­tween NPS officer families and the com­mand; regular com­munication with the families; informa­tion, outreach, and referral for families; advocacy progranis; and other activities.

For more informa­tion contact officer command ombuds­man: Sara Smith, 372-3920 or Kathryn Yeaste, 649-8014. inside pages 2 & 3

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Reporting Date Independence Day (Holiday) Instruction Begins Reporting Date for Refresher Refresher Begins Labor Day (Holiday) Final Examinations Begin Graduation

ummer discounts!

UA movie tickets Sea World

Adult Child

Universal Studios Adult Child

Knott's Berry Farm Adult Child

Marine World/ Africa USA

Adult Child

NPS

4.50

17.50 13.00

17.25 13.25

16.50 9.95

13.25 10.25

Mon., July 1 Thurs., July 4 Mon., July 8 Mon., Aug. 12 Mon., Aug. 19 Mon., Sept. 2 Mon., Sept. 23 Thurs., Sept. 26

THEM SAVE

6.00 1.50

22.95 5.45 16.95 3.95

22.50 5.25 16.95 3.75

19.95 3.45 9.95 ..

19.95 6.70 14.95 4.70

Ask the Recreation Office about discount coupon cards that cover up to six people , offering $$savings at such attractions as Disneyland, Universal Studios, Knotts Berry Farm and the Boardwalk in Santa Cruz.

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computer short courses, space is limited by the size of the rooms.

Recommended for new users -Introduction to VM/CMS Introduction to Xedit Introduction to E-Mail

Sign-up for the following sessions is required in • Ingersoll 146. , APL and Related Programs on Microcomputers Intro to Desk Top Publishing Wordperfect Fundamentals (3 series of classes) Introduction to MS-DOS Introduction to G Thesis Introduction to SAS Introduction to the Formula Formatter Managing MVS Data Sets Wordperfect Thesis Styles Hands-On Mainframe Introduction to REXX Micro Lab Network Introduction to DISSPLA VS Fortran V2 Features Wordperfect Tables, Equations and Graphics Advanced MS-DOS

Many of these classes begin as early as July 16. For more information concerning prerequisites, room sizes, times and more, check the board in Ingersoll, room 146.

(DDS cont.)

An all-DDS Navy will greatly stream­line the typical disbursing office, Munson said, relieving the time-consuming tasks of check production, tracking individual

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Sheriff's Dept. (Monterey)

NPS Child Care Center 7:45 a.m. - 5:30 p.m., Mon.-Thurs. 7:45 a.m. - 12:15 p.m., Fri . 5 p.m. - 12:15 a.m., sat. 8 :30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m., Sun. (church hrs. only)

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646-2734

estively Speaking Carmel Bach Festival July 16-Aug. 5 Carmel: 624-2046 This celebration of the music of J.S. Bach takes place

for three weeks and includes concerts, recitals, opera lectures and symposia as well as various social events and a children's concert.

California Rodeo Salinas July 20-23 Salinas: 757-2951

Family Services Center 646-3060

See America's best cowboys compete for world cham­pionship points on the wildest broncos and bulls in the country. Also trick riders, horse races and horse show

8 a.m. - 4 p.m., Mon. - Fri . competitions. ·

Post Office 646-2585 Monterey National Horse Show July 21-29 9:30 a.m. - 4 p.m., Mon. - Fri.

Quarterdeck 646-2441 Monterey: 372-56863 The 54th Monterey National Horse Show features

exciting high jumping, carriage driving, cattle working horses and more.

(after hours information)

Navy Exchange Main Retail Store

Personal Property (Household Goods)

8 a.m. - 3:30 p.m., Mon. - Fri.

Uniform Shop

La Mesa Elementary School

La Mesa Housing Office

La Mesa Village Store 10 a .m. - 7 p.m., Mon. - sat. 12 noon - 6 p.m., Sundays and Holidays

La Mesa Teen Center Children between 13 and 19 years old permitted. Summer hours: 5 - 10 p.m., Fri. and sat. Closed Sundays

375-5958

646-2151

375-3737

649-1872

646-2321

375-0959

646-2127

Monterey Bay International Food Faire Monterey: 649-0340 July 20-21

Over 50 food booths will be in the Upper and Lower Custom House Plazas. A wide variety of international foods will be represented.

Gilroy Garlic Festival July 27-29 Gilroy: 842-1625

Mentioned in U.S. News & World Report as one of the nation's must-see events, the garlic festival draws huge crowds all three days. Featured are entertainment, era and garlic: garlic chili , garlic ice cream, garlic chocolate garlic scampi...garlic any way you can imagine it. Gilro~ is on Hwy .101, 17 miles north of 101 's intersection with Hwy. 156

The Quarterdeck 1s your student pub l1 cat1on . Please don't hesitate to call with story ideas Space 1s limited. but we will continue to try to feature 1nformat1ve . enter­ta1n1ng articles about NPS students .

~ fof your information

ASNE host seminar

The Monterey Peninsula Section of the American Society of Naval Engineers (ASNE) will host a seminar July 25 at 6:30 p. m. in the Galleon Room (student lounge). Mark McLean from the NAVSEA Combat Systems Survivability Office will speak

about" A Brief History of Ship Shock Trials and the Effects of the Iraqi Mine Explosion on the USS Princeton (CG-59)."

For more information call Pam at exten­sion 2033.

Picnic with a byte NPS Computer Club is sponsoring a pic­

nic Saturday from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the

Community Center in La Mesa hou: area. Local vendors will demonstrate h ware and software. Everyone is invite.

Auto Shop stays open The Auto Retail Store and Auto Ser

Center will remain open while the vai: recovery system is being installed on gas pumps.

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~sports/rec news

Junior league baseball The Navy Junior Baseball League is

forming a minors (8-10-years-old) and a major (10-12-years-old) division for the late July-September season.

classifieds .... ::.::·

For Sale EPSONLQ-510 (ltrquality)printer. IBM & Macintosh compatible. Steve after 4 p.m. at 6554486.

1982 JAGUAR XJ-6 Black/black, 1-owner, 87K miles, AT, AC, sunroof, leather, new tires/brakes. First $7,500. 372-6711.

HOME 4 SALE by owner. 3 bdnn/2 bath. Hot tub, low maint. yard. 1,800 sq. ft. Marina home. Some owner finance avail. Asking $220,000. Cmdr. Maas. 883-2617.

1981 DATSUN 200SX. Well main­tained. AC, Michelin tires. Good 2.nd car. $1,200 OBO. 883-2617.

DINETTE SET. 4 chairs plus table. Like new.Oak-likeveneer. 2couches-1 living room, 1 L-shaped, $100 ea. Free col­lapsed boxes from previous move. 883-2617.

1984 S-10 BLAZER, 4WD, V-6, 5-sp. $5,500. Mom wants a 4-door. 373-4125 after 5.

MAPLE BEDROOM SET, (c. 1940's) twin beds (head & footboards), 2 night stands, 1 dresser, 1 chest, 1 mirror, large side chair, student desk & chair. Penny 646-9488 pm.

PHONE BOOKS, outdated, but some hardly used. $1 ea. You pick-up. Public Works-MCD-FSC. X-2018.

TIME SHARE UNIT, 2bdrm, 3bath, liv­ing rm, kitchen, jacuzzi. Lake Tahoe lakefront property. 1 week, split week op­tional. asking $17,500.

HOME 4 SALE. 3bdnn, 2.5 bath. Spec­tacular new home ocean view. 1,400 sq.

Registration and tryouts are Friday, July 12, at 3:30 p.m. and Saturday, July 13, at 9 a.m. at La Mesa baseball field.

For more information call Red Hoover 649-6718 or Jerry Brown 649-1730.

Mountain Bike Ride The inaugural Toro Creek Mountain

Bike Ride is scheduled for July 21. Two

feet, jacuzzi, fireplace. Monterey, $275,000. Erika 373-5498 evening.

BEDROOM SET. Oak 6 piece King Size waterbed bedroom set. $1,500. Erika 373-5498 evenings.

WOMEN'S BICYCLE. 18 spd, diamond back, "Fleetstreak," $250. J. Collins 455-1339.

IBM PC 8088. 256K 6Mhz, 2 floppy DS/ DD disk drives, Qume printer, computer books, table, software. $700/0BO. 753-0195 lvmsg.

2 MEGS DRAM. 4X256KB SIP (Single in-line pin), memory modules. Good for 20 MHz computer or slower. $60/MB, OBO. Also Windows 386, V2.3, with all docu­mentation. $20 OBO. 372-0994.

ELECTRIC DRYER, Kenmore, excellent condition. $150. Dinette set, brass/glass, 4 chairs, beige fabric. $150. 372-7410 eve­nings.

W ATERBED, super single with water bookcase style headboard, heater, liner, mattress. $100. 372-4227 lv msg.

1988MERCURY TRACER2DRHB.am/ fm stereo, 5 speed, rear window defroster, 24K. ex. $6,000. 384-4256.

JAX 4 BDRM, 3.5 bath, 2 story colonial, w I 2 car garage. Approx. 2,547 sq. ft on 1/3 acre w/fenced yard in southlake estates. One block south of Doctors Lake. Prefer non-smoker w/out pets. Available 1 Aug. 91. $1,250/mth plus dep. Melissa 655-1151 or (904) 264-9526.

1986 NISSAN 200SX, dark grey, new tires, AC, PB, PS, stereo, ex. $5,500. Gregory 373-8502.

CARPET AND PADS, wall-to-wall forest green. Fits Capehart housing living rm, dining rm, entry hall , 2 bdrms. Great Con­dition. $1,300new. $650/0BO. 649-1939.

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routes, 16-rmle and 19-rmle, have been established. There will be a rest area with refreshments and mechanical support for emergencies.

Registration is from 8-9 a.m. at the York School parking lot. The ride benefits the York School Scholarship Program. Helments are required. Cost $25. Call 373-1839 for registration forms.

MICROWAVE OVEN, 650 watts, 10 power settings, temperature probe, memory, full features. $125. 375-9407.

DOT MA TRIX PRINTER, 24 pin, IBM/ Macintosh compatible. Steve 655-4486.

PHOTO ENLARGER, Besseler 67C w/ color filters. $120. Kelty framepack $50. Dave 647-9859.

For Rent CASTROVILLE SINGLE FAMILY HOME. 3 bdrm, 2 full bath, spacious living rm, family rm w /fireplace, covered patio, 2-car garage, fence front & back. Fruit trees, quiet location, close to schools. $1,100 month. Avail. July 1. Call Alice ( 408) 64 7-4768 or 633-0659 lv msg.

MARINA HOME, 3 bdrm, 2 bath. Hottub. Low maint. yard $1200 month. Min.imum 6 month lease. CDR Maas 883-2617.

PACIFIC GROVE APT., 2bdrm, private view, non-smokers. $875 month. Garage available $50. Appliances & coin laun­dry. Trash paid. 906 lighthouse. 375-2126.

SUNBELT/MONTEREY CONDO, fe­male only share 2 bdrm, 2 1(2 bath, own balcony. Patio, pool, tennis court, hot tub, sauna. $612.50 month plus utilities. Se­curity deposit. 375-5099.

Wanted BIKE TRAILER, little tykes cottage, medium slide. Deborah 373-8267 after 6.

SHIP A CAR EAST via professional carrier (BBB approved). Est., cost $600. Leave following in SMC 1886: name, SMC#, phone, level of interest (high, conditional, or info-only), 10 cars required/truck. 372-0994.

MULTI-SYSTEM TV. 372-4174.

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