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1982-08 The Classmate: Naval Postgraduate School Officer Students' Wives' Club Magazine / Vol.23, no.6 (August 1982)
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NAVAL POSTGRADUATE SCHOOL OFFICER STUDENTS' WIVES' CLUB MAGAZINE VOLUME 23, NO. 6 AUGUST 1982
In• this Issue•
focus: short trips for long weekends
highlights: military ball information monterey county fair anavy wife's alphabet
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classmate Focus of the Month .. Short Trips for long Weekends Edito r-in-Chief California 's Incomparable Capital . 24 Ja net M. Machak Do You Know Ihe Way to San lose? 26 SMC 2330 ...... 646-1340 Go Hand in Hand to ...... 28 Solvang ...... •. 29 Advisors Yosemite National Park ){) Laurel Srite 375-2701 Recreation Equipment Mary Mahon 649-0472 Whal You Can Get and Where to Get It 32 Enjoying San Francisco ...... 34 Associate Editor What 10 Do On A Long Weekend ...... 36 Elaine Powell 649-5332 Assistant Editor OSWC News Bobbie Meeker 372-5009 President's Message ...... 3 Welcome Aboard Coffee ...... •. 3 Ed itor Em e ritus Military Ball ...... •.•. • ••. 4 Virginia K. Duym ...... 372-5285 Bargain Fair ...... , . • . • ,., • ...... ••. ' . .. . 5 Co py Edito r Sandy Goodson 646-8047 Naval Postgraduate School News Advertising Director Essay Contesl Underway ...... 6 Kathy DuBeau ...... 375-9991 Red Cross Says " Thanks! " 7 Honor Cadet 7 Ci rculation Manager A Navy Wife's Alphabet ... " .....• . 8 Rhonda Williams 649-1623 Artists Community News Joyce Anderso n 649-0230 Ninth Annual Monterey Historic Automobile Races 10 Eileen Kolbeck 373-11 74 A Piece of the ...... 11 Telecommunication Devices Ava ilable , .... , ... . 11 Staff Fun for All ., ...... , .. , .. , ...... 12 Janis Miller 646-8841 Fair Fa cts ...... 13 Sue Youngren 649-4126 We Need You! ...... 14 Linda K. Connelly 646-0418 The Firsl Annual Spartan Roundup 14 Kathy Bergquist 372-0274 Linda Booth ..... 372-2143 Chris Yarborough 372.-3529 Featu re Section Charlotte Riley .. 372-0411 Inlernational Message .. ,' •.. ..•. 15 Cheri Carter ...... 646-1247 Teen Corner ...... , ., 16 Evie Hickman ...... 372-9096 Out of Mischief 17 Life Among the Ruins. , , , , ..•. 18 New Kids on the Block .. , .. , . . . 19 Where It's Happening ..... , ...... 20 Minding Our Own Business ...... •.. 21 Navy Bleu ...... , . , , .. . 22 The Peripatetic Palate 23 rh.. monthly de.dlint> '01 ALL wpy 10 the Editor, SMC 2330. i ~ Ih(' hi of the month prior to the month of publiCillion (Noyt'mbt-, 1st to gel ;nlo Ihl." llt.'nmbt·, issul.' j. Thl' d{",ld lint' lor ~ d\'(' rti s ing copy is the 5th of Ih .. month prior 10 the month of public.llion. Publish.. d .. I no cost to the U.S. eo'emment by Ht'l.oIld P,inleu. Inc .. lOt Fo.m 51., Monle'''),. Ciliforniil. TliE CLA SSMAI E Wol~ o.igin~ted .md pre viously ",diled by Iht" wives of thl' s ludl'nl ~ of Ihl' Gl'nel~ 1 lint' ~nd N.ul Sciencl' School. It is now spomoled by Ihe Of/iul Sludl'nb' Wi~~' Clull Ollh\' N~~. I Poslgr,ldu,I1 1' School. M~t eri,l l ~ nd upiniuns coni dined ht"l'in ~ Ie Ihosl' olln\' pub l i~hl'rs . nd ,III' .101 11.1 IX" considell'd dn ofjici~1 t'~prl'uion ollhl' Depd. lmenl of Int· N~"y . Bt"u uS4:' 01 ils On the cover lun clio n. ~ ,1n unoflici.1 ml'dium for Ihe Officl'r Studl'nts' Wi"t"s' Club, ~d~l'lli St' ml'nls in Iht, publiution do not San Francisco is one of the vacation destinations featured in this month's FOCUS section. This conslitutl' dn e ndol ~t"ml' n t by Ih", ()('p.lllml'nt of thl' N."y pholo is of the Transamerica Pyramid, as see n from the pea k of lombardStreel.-phOIob-, Tom MiKh,ll of sl'Ivin's .d"l·.li~!'d . W,ill!'n perminion is nl' cl's!>.I 'y 11.1 "··print dny m~leri.1 hl·It'ln. From the editor's desk
that there is plen ty to do in these areas to iF=] wa rrant an overnight trip. Downtown San Francisco is just two and a half hours i E] from Monterey, but you could spend a da y, a week, or a year there and not see all it has to offer. Virginia Duym's mini I travelogue highlights some of the lesse r Looking ahead, our next CLASSMATE known, as well as several of the IImust will be the semi-annual WELCOME see," attractions of this bustling, historical ABOARD edition, filled with information cit y. If you are interested in either history for newcomers, but equally useful for or current events, read "California's those who ha ve been here for awhile. Incomparable Capital" for suggestions of Un fortunately, with that issue we will be things to do in nearby Sacramento. losing several long-time staff members Looking for a change of pa ce? Try due to graduation. Therefore, I want to cam ping. Elaine Powell has presented encourage any would-be writers to information on where to rent any and all contact me right away at 646-1340. the equipment you might need, and the For now, CLASSM ATE invites you to sit article on Yosemite National Park will back, relax, and enjoy reading about entice even the reluctant camper to head SHORT VACA nONS FOR LONG WEEK for the mountains. ENDS. 0 Of course, we could not possibly cover all of th e marve lous mini-vacation spots near Monterey. A few other places you Classmate welcomes your comments may want to ex plore on a long weekend and suggestions. Plea se send them to: by Janet M. Machak are Sequoia National Park, Pinnacles Classmate Editor alional Monument, Big Sur, Hea rst Naval Postgradua te School Castle, Ca lifornia Wine Cou ntry, and SMC BOX 42330 Solvang. Fo r those who don't mind a six to Monterey, Ca . 93940 eight hour drive, Lake Tahoe, Reno, and Have you got the urge to travel, but not We always welcome new staff mem even the los Angeles/ l ong Beach area, much time? Wondering what to do over bers, too. If you are intereste d, contact the Labor Day Weekend? Are you one of with its myriad attractions, including one of the ed itors listed on page one. 0 the lucky students whose fina ls are all on Disneyland, are easily accessible over a the first da y of exam week, thereby giving four-day weekend. We hope this issue of you a few da ys off at the end of the CLASSMATE will pique your interest in quarter? If you answer "Yes" to any of seeing this part of our country. those questions, or if you are an armchai r In this issue, you'll also find information traveler, this month's CLASSMATE on the Monterey County Fair and the FOCUS is especia lly for you. Historic Automobile Races, as well as Our writers are offering information on OSWC news and our reg ular Featu re a va riety of interesting places to visit. Section columns. New in this issue is TEEN While San Jose and Santa Clara County are CORNER , a column written by members close enough to tour and return home in of the la Mesa Teen Club. To them we say , c-y the same day, the articles by Sue Young " Welcome." and we hope to hear sug ren and Sandy Goodson will show you gestions and comments from other teens. ~-
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2 OS\NC ne\NS President's Message by Cindy Pritchard
As I write this, my final article for Classmate, I am reflecting on the past six months and considering the achieve ments we as a club have made. I have to say that on the whole it has been a most rewarding time. Although there have been days when I was tired and my mind refused to work through one more question, I was always glad that people felt they could call me and ask the questions. I have had the privi lege of working with many caring and ta lented ladies on the executive and governing boards. I cannot tell you how much their support has meant not only to me, but to OSWC as well. It is difficult to put into words what it is like to see the willingness to work and the desire to make the club better. Each new person has made some changes and some improvements on their committee which has made our club even stronger. Governing Board has been not just a meeting the first Monday of each month, but a gathering for some laughter and good times as well. If I am not remem bered for anything else, I think I will be remembered for the shortest meetings in IN DEL MONTE CENTER the history of the club. a most unique store for . .. I am writing this article with some sadness, because this is my last month as NEEDLE CRAFT president; but I also write with excite ment because we will soon be seeing new • NeedlepOint • Knitting Yarn faces and more new ideas that will ~Ag) • Crewel • Paternayan Yarns continue to make this club fresh and YARNS • DMC Products exciting. My best wishes go to the new executive board for as rewarding and /\ l\ Count Crall Stitch Supplle. satisfying a term as this executive board has had. The term will pass by you very Mon.-Thurs.-Frl. 10 to 9 Tues.-Wed.-Sat. 10 to 6 Sun. 12 to 5 quickly, but it's an opportunity that you 720 Del Monte Shopping Center, Across from Saki, Mont.,.y will be glad you didn't miss. 0 375-3550 3 Military Ball
Come Sail With Me
The Military Officers' Ball, that grand and gala event held each fall, will be on Saturday, 9 October in the Barbara McNitt Ballroom. The theme for this year's ball, commemorating the Navy's 207th birth day, is "Come Sail With Me"-words taken from a poem written by the Father of the U.S. Navy, John Paul Jones. There has been some question in the past as to the eligibility requirements for The 1982 Military Officer's Ball Committee includes: front row: Cindy Pritchard. OSWC attendance. All military officers and President; Cindy Birdwell, Program Chairman; Kathy Bosse, Ass!. Chairman; Kath ye Geary, civilians (who are authorized to attend the Ball Chairman. Second row: Janet Therrien & Edy Walsh, Decorations Co-Chairmen; Jill Officers' Club evening meal) attached to Northup. Publicity Chairman; and Tina Molloy, Tickets & Invitations Chairman. the Postgraduate School and its tenant commands are eligible to attend. attire for the gentlemen. come, first se rved basis, and will be on sale The fun-filled evening will commence Tickets are available at the cost of $16.50 only as long as they last. Tickets sold out with cocktails served in the La Novia per person or $37.00 a couple. They will go quickly last year, so it is recommended Room from 6:00-7:00 p.m. Following on sale, downstairs in the SMC breezeway that you make plans to buy your tickets seating in the Ballroom and traditional on Thursday, 16 September, from 9:30 early this year. opening ceremonies with a cha mpagne a.m. to 11:00 a.m., and 12:30 p.m. to 2:00 A photographer from Trend Studios toast, dinner will begin at 6 p.m. Your p.m. If there are any remaining tickets, wi ll be on hand again this year to take palate will be treated to a delicious repast they will go on sale the fo ll owing day, 17 souvenir color pictures during the even of: Caesar salad, prime rib of beef, September, from 11:00 a.m. to 1 :00 p.m. ing. cavalier potatoes, buttered carrots, rolls, There will be no reservations taken or The NPS Child Care Center wi ll be open butter, wine, birthday cake, and coffee. refunds made, so plan to purchase only until 2:00 a.m. for your convenience, and The U.S. Navy Band from San Diego will the number of tickets you know you can reservations will be taken on 27 Septem provide the music for everyone's dining use. Croup seating is avai lable upon ber. and dancing pleasure. request with 8 persons per table, and a We hope you will all make plans now to Dress for the evening will be formal maximum of 8 individual or 4 couple attend the Ball, joining your classmate, attire for the ladies, and Dinner Dress Blue tickets may be purchased by anyone and friends in an evening of gaiety and Ja cket o r the civilian equivalent formal person. All tickets will be sold on a first military tradition. 0 NATIONAL CAPITAL AREA Specializing in lovely Northern Virginia Call collect or send for our relocation kit Karen Watkins ( 703) 435-0900 (Office) (703) 4 71-5829 (Home) l?I:ALTVl?i 11484 Washington Pl aza West Reston, Virginia 22090
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Peninsula Council of the United States 108 pints of life-saving blood were Navy League. collected which will be available to Benavente was chosen for his achieve patients in the Monterey area. A specia l ments in leadership, academics, disci thank-you to o ur wonderful volunteers pline, and seamanship. The youngest of who gave of their time (and some of their eight brothers and sisters, Benavente is blood) to make the blood drive possible. living with his sister and brother-in-law, Marjorie Casper and Toni Grimes have Mr. and Mrs. Pedro Champaco of fort graciously consented to act as co Ord, Calif. Fernando's parents, Jose and chairwomen for the November Red Cross Martina Benavente are now living in Toto, blood drive. We hope that they will Guam. receive the kind of outstanding support As a member of the Sea Cadets, that helped make the recent blood drive a Benavente completed the same corre rewarding experience for us. 0 spondence training courses that active duty and reserve force Navy personnel are required to complete. Fernando's interests lie predominantly in medicine and as a result he has completed the course for Hospital Corpsman Third Class. A junior in high school, Benavente participated in the Gifted and Talented Program in Seaside High School and was selected for the Honor Roll. Benavente YOlll Il1dependent travel was also elected to represent his school at aqent serves you best Boys State in Sacramento, Calif. 446 PACIFIC STREET Benavente will return to his parent's MONTEREY. 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(See "L'·) 0 never heard of. is for Cosl of living which is always going up and for is for Personal Property lost and damaged in our last Commissary which I therefore need more than ever. p Permanent Change of Station, for which I will POSitively C be re·imbursed (Perhaps). is for Dependent, which is what the Navy says I am, even is for Qualified, which I am getting to be at practically though everybody knows you can't survive Navy life Q everything. D unless you're extremely independenl is for his Return from deployment, which is Really is for Emplywhich is what my walle tis at the End of Each Romantic. E pay period. R is for S/arboard, which Sailors on Ships Say when they is for FabuLous Foreign ports I hope he'll bring me back mean "right." F Fabulous bargains From. S is for Trips To The Tailor, when his uniform mysteriously is for Govemment and GoLdbraid and "Good Grie{, Tightens across his Tummy. G Charlie Brown, who in Washington thought that one upr· T is for Unexpected changes in the ship·s schedule, which is for Housing "on the economy" which so often seems I Understand are Unavoidable but which rm often Unp~ · (a) too small (b) too expensive, (c) too close to the Base, pared for and so they Usually make me Upset, or even H (d) too far from base, (e) all of the above. a Uptight. is for Volunteer work, which I know is a Very fine thing, is for ID card on which my picture looks Idiotic. I V but sometimes I get too Vound up in it is for Navy Wives, Who are Wonderful, Willy, Wise, is for Jack of all trades, which it would be Just dandy if I Warm and Winsome. Whoever Would argue With this is J were one. W no longer Welcome aboard. is for Kilometersand Kn ots both of which Kinda Konfuse K me. X is for Navy X-change, which I am very glad X·isls. is for Lavish , which is what I wish allowances were, y is for Yards and Yeoman and YO·ho·ho, all of which L instead of Basic. 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This yea r we honor the work Ninth Annual of Doctors Ferdinand and Ferry Porsche. To demonstrate the monumental and Monterey innovative work of Porsche Senior we will Historic have his 16-cy li nder Auto-Union Grand Pri x ca r. The post-war work of his son is Automobile Races represe nted by the cars which bear his name. Article courtesy of Vintage Racer Magazine The David vs. Goliath efforts which have woven the fabric of the Porsche The M ontere y Historic Automobile legend has also stit ched together one of Races are staged as a tribute to the days August 21-22, 1982 when road racing was done for the the most fiercely loyal fo ll owings in the Satu rday & Su nday automobile world. Porsche continues to entertainment of the participants and the Laguna Seca Raceway be one of the most inventive and consist spectators alike. During the two days of en t producers of raci ng machines and has racing there will be cars on the track Monterey, Ca lifornia always been one of the most feared and representing every era of the sport from respected competitors in all levels of road the earliest days of this century to the Gates open at 7:00 am racing. middle of the last decade. The overall quality of the participating machines is Fourteen classes divide the entries into Present at laguna Seca Raceway will be many of the key people from Porsche who reputed to be the highest found in any racing groups of 20 to 25 ca rs of a similar have been responsible for their 30-year historic automobile race in the world. era, type and displacement. They range record of success. Also present will be at Remarkable as it seems the level of from mid-teens Buick and Duesenberg competition is also high. Remarkable, racing machines to the mid-70s projectiles least one exa mple of virtually every Porsche ra ce car ever produced under the tOQ, is the concept of an open paddock, from Alfa Romeo, Ferrari and Porsche which allows the spectator to not only see which were built to compete for the direction of Dr. Ferry Porsche and his talented team. Never has there been a and hear these machines in action on the World Manufacturer's Championship. more complete display of talent and track, but to stroll among them and see Each year, this is the ninth, the Monte historic automobiles from one manufac and photograph their finest details and rey Histories have been held as a tribute to turer, and many of the machines will be talk with the owners or drivers about their a particular manufacturer which has seen in action against their historic rivals. history and romance. supported motor racing as an official Do not miss this incredible event. 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WI." 1 :15PM- 4:00PM Ra ces 4:30PM Awards for the day 10 A Piece of the ••• by Janet Machak Put the kids into the car and drive on over to Pacific Grove to take a look at one of the best buys in town. Do more than look: touch it; climb on it. It won't cost a thing after the initial investment, you'll never have to worry about where to put it, and it is tax deductible. It is the gray whale sculpture, "Sandy," who's living outside the Pacific Grove Museum of Natural History. For a mere $3.00 donation toward the museum 's purchase of the sculpture, you can receive a certificate proving that you personally own a piece of "Sandy," At this " Sandy" wants to co ntinue to live in Pacifi c Grove. The whale sculpture is being purchased in bargain price, you can buy a pound, or the name of the Children of the Monterey Peninsula.- pnolo by Gill! Agor more, for each member of the family. You take home the certificates; "Sandy" stays at the museum where child ren and adults can learn from and about the whale. SALES ~,(. The museum is working under a December deadline for raising the $24,000 {)V needed to purchase the sculpture. As of LEASING June, roughly $9,000 was still needed, so please send your donations to the Pacific PARTS ~~ Grove Whale Fund as soon as possible. After all, anybody can own a "piece of the SERVICE Rock. " You have a chance to own a piece ~~ of the whale. 0 ~o () ¢ Full Service ~~v Chevrolet Dealer For ~ The Monterey Peninsula Telecommunication MONTEREY PENINSULA AUTO CENTER Devices Available Telecommunication Devices for the 3 GEARY PLAZA SEASIDE, CA. 93955 (408) 899-4211 Deaf (TIV's/TDD's) to enable the deaf and speech impaired community to commu nicate with the telephone company are now ava ilable at the Pacific Telephone office in Salinas. The devices are paid for and will provide service to people who have physical difficulties using the telephone. The service allows hearing or speech impaired customers to use regular tele phone lines to communicate with other TIV ITDD users. If you need assistance or know of someone who does, contact the Pacific Tel ephone office at 757-0607. The office is loca ted in the K-MART Shopping Center, 1002 N. Davis, Salinas.D 11 Fun For All August 17 - 22 by Janet Machak It's midway lights and country cloggers, recording stars and blue-ri bbon cows; it's the once-a-yea r extravaganza known as the Monterey County Fai r! The theme of this yea r's Fair is, 11 Th at's Entertainment," and the list of featured entertainers is topped by Wayne Newton, who is making a rare appearance outside Las Vegas. Other headliners are : Sy lvia ; , Kirby Allen, Dr. Hook, Mac Davis, and Wolfman Jack & his " Oldies but Goodies" show. This year's Fair will also feature an expanded midway and lots of free enter , ' , tainment. The most important pa rt of any county fair is, of course, the livestock, , , , home arts, agricultural, craft, and fine arts ' ,,;' ) I > exhibits, and this year's fairgoer will find . I t! -t this part of the Fair bigger and better than Candy apples ... stuffed toys . . . and children ... the Monterey County Fai r is for everyone. ever, adding to the overall quality of - photo cou nesy of the Monterey County Fa.r "That's Entertainment." 0 NG INSTALLED. NOWI $8.00 to $10.00 INSTALLATION INCLUDED ! You can now buy in-stock carpeting at prices normally available only to contractors. We offer expert installation and service. Come in today. We also have a full li ne of vinyl and hardwood flooring. Some types of pad may be additional. 261 CALL TODAYI ALVARADO MALL WFB MONTEREY ®~®D@®?® WESTERN FLOOR BROKERS NEAR DOUBlETREE INN 12 Headliners: Tickets cost $10.00 each, which includes admission to the Fair, and can be purchased in advance at: Fair Facts Fairgrounds Ticket Office Fidelity Savings & loan of San Francisco (Carmel Valley) Dates: Tuesday, Aug. 17 through Sunday, Aug. 22 Baldwin Music Center (Monterey) Where & When: Fairgrounds Main Arena, 7:00 p.m. and 9:15 Hours: 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. p,m. (Exhibits close at 10:00 p.m.) Tuesday, 8-17: Sylvia Admission: Aduits-$3.00; 12 yrs. & under-$2.00 (Thursday, Aug. 19, children through high school Wednesday,8-18 Wayne Newton age admitted free until 6:00 p.m.) Thursday, 8-19: Dr. Hook Friday, 8-20: Wolfman Jack & his "Oldies but Goodies" show Saturday, 8-21: Mac Davis Scheduled Free Entertainment Tues., 8-17 (Pepsi Family Day) noon: U.S. Gymnastics Academy Sat., 8-21 6 pm : Diaper Derby (tots 6-12 months) noon: Gymnastics Wed., 8-18 (Monterey Savings & Loan Day) Aerobic Dancers noon : Gymnastics 4 pm: Aerobic Dancers 6 pm : Gymnastics 5 pm: Diaper Derby Diaper Derby 6 pm : Gymnastics Thurs., 8-19 (Kid's Day) 7 pm; Country Cousin Cloggers noon: Kid's Day Talent Show Sun ., 8-22 3 pm: Watermelon Feed 8 am-4 pm : Chili Cookoff 4 pm: Kid 's Day Arm Wrestling noon: Gymnastics 5 pm: Korean Dancer Leena Whang Piccuta 2 pm - 6 pm : Arm Wrestling Tournament 6 pm: Diaper Derby (Sponsored by World Freestyle Armwrestling Fri., 8-20 (Senior Citizens Day) Assoc.) 11 am: 4-H Fashion Show 3 pm: Bagong Diwa, Filipino Dancer noon: Gymnastics (Booked through California Arts Council) Aerobic Dancers 6 pm: Aerobic Dancers 5 pm: Meat Cutting Demonstration . 7 pm: Country Cousin Cloggers 6 pm : Aerobic Dancers (All information about the Fair courtesy of Monterey County Fair and 7 pm: Country Cousin Cloggers Na tional Horse Show News Release) 0 MOVING TO ... • NORFOLK • VA. 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Sponsored by the Gonzales High School Athletic Council and Spartan Quarterback Club, the race will benefit the school's athletic programs for the coming year. The run will begin at 10 a.m. at the Dick Force Stadium located on Cielo Vista Street in Gonzales. A one mile run, open to all youngsters 12 years old and younger, will precede the main race at 9:30 a.m. According to race director John Macias, numerous prizes will be awarded to entrants and winners. These will include race t-shirts to all those who enter, medals to the top three runners in each age category and ribbons to all those finishing the race. Following the race there will be drawings for prizes which have been donated by local merchants. Entry fee for pre-registration is $5 and entrants have until August 23 to submit their pre-registration form. Entries can be sent to Gonzales High School, P.O. Box 939, Gonzales, CA 93926. Registration on 11 11 race day will cost $6 and will be held from 8:30-9:45 a.m. There is no registration or fee for the one mile children's race. Anyone wanting further information on a a the race can call lohn Macias at the high school number, (408) 675-2495. Following the race there will be a barbecued chicken dinner plus all the trimmings from 11 :30 - 2 p.m. Tickets costing $4 per person can be purchased during ra ce registration. All 10k race entrants will receive a special $1 reduction on the barbecue. 0 14 \ feature section INTERNATIONAL MESSAGE people living in the valleys and coastal Monterey area have the cool cotton areas. There are approximately 1,425 clothing imported from Greece. And of islands that form the country, with only course the Fokati rugs are always popular. 166 suitable for habitation. The nighttime atmosphere is one of The sights, sounds, and smells vary as fun. When you go out, noone seems to be you travel from city to rural areas. The a stranger. The music starts up, a bazooka Creeks have their own version of fast is played and the dancing and singing food, and on many street corners you may begin. Going along with the warm feeling find lamb roasting on a vertical spit so that of comradeship is truly a lot of fun. the juices flow down, ready to be sliced If you would like to experience this and made into a gy ro sandwich. Foods feeling of comradeship, sharing the vary seasonally in some areas, with stews warmth and the fun of our many varied and the like found often during the adivities with both family and adult winter. The summer months find a variety oriented outings, come and join us in of fresh fruits and vegetables, with salad sponsoring an International family. Come being the freshest and best I have ever and take a glimpse into another culture as found. A custom I liked, never being able you help others adjust to ours. to decide what new thing I would like to Anyone interested in sponsoring or try, is that of going into the kitchen of a committee work call Susan Sentman, 646- restaurant to choose what dishes you 8354 or Ann Boyer, 373-6059. 0 would like. In going shopping, there are many interesting and good buys. Brass and copper abound. Many types of fabric are ENERGY. handwoven and made into very attractive We can't items. The blankets and materials used for by Susan Sentman decorative pillows and such are woven afforclto into interesting designs, having a nubby waste it. A country I enjoyed while traveling, texture. A number of shops in the which is well represented here at NPS, is Greece. In prepa ri ng to write this column I decided to compare notes with one of INTERNATIONAL OFFICERS my Greek friends living nearby. Loula 's reply to my questions made me smile as she said she could not really remember life in Greece after two and a ha lf years in Monterey. To me this seemed indicative of the adaptability of the Greek people, a quality that I had originall y noticed in Greece . Always helpful to the traveling stranger, the Greeks are a ve ry warm and outgoing group whether in their country or in ours. Conversation flows easily, and in the cities I found very few people who did not speak English. There is a profound feeling that comes RETURNING HOME? over the traveler when visiting the seat of civilization. In ancient Greece, man We represent the largest International developed basic concepts such as justice, liberty, and law, establishing the founda movers of household goods and personal tions for modern Western Civilization. effects throughout the world. 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The countryside of Greece is rugged in Please phone 899-1011 and ask for the Export Manager. most areas, with the majority of the 15 This summer the Teen Club elected new officers: President-Tim Mullane, Vice President-Martin Contreras, teen corner Secretary-Chris Hager, Treasurer-Beth Kelleher, and Sgt-at-Arms-Mike Coons. by Beth Kelleher They will serve from July 1st until Decem on a sixty-five mile hike that took them ber 31 st. one week to complete. All in all it was a great trip, but they did have some unwelcome visitors. One of the visitors was about a foot-and-a-half long, with NOTE: The Teen Club will be sca les and a built in rattle. Pete S. and Ned holding a CAR WASH on Saturday, August 14th, from 10 AM - 4 PM. K. ate it for dinner. Pete also found a little brown stowaway in his backpack who had Advance tickets are available, or you can pay when yo u come. The an extremely good appetite for peanut butter and bread. To make up for the few cost for cars is $3.00 and for vans mishaps, there were some unforgettable $4.00. The Car Wash includes wash ing and drying yo ur car or van, \ moments. Probably the most unforget table character they met on the way was cleaning the windows, and vacuum the hiker from San Francisco who was ing the interior, so please come. 0 wearing the backpack and flip-flops. So far this summer, the Teen Club has Among the so uvenirs brought back were: planned and successfully carried out a rattlesnake skin, an antler from a buck, The Teen Club's Summer Hoursarestill in many trips and activities. On June 12th, and lots of dirt. This trip was truly a effect: the Teen Club went to Marine World/ success. afternoons evenings Africa USA. The main attraction at Marine The plans for the weekend camping trip Mondays 12:00-4:00 PM 6:30-10:30 PM World was the Tiger Mountain Rapids, a to lake San Antonio are almost complete. Tu esdays 12:00-4:00 PM 6:30-10:30 PM water slide. The group also saw some Check at the Teen Club for full details. Wednesdays CLOSED CLOSED animal shows, but unfortunately, they Our big Family Picnic Day is promising to Thursdays Pool Day· 6:30-10:30 PM Fridays 12:00-4:00 PM 7:00-11:00 PM were not allowed to pet the tiger cubs. be even better than last year. Come by the Saturdays 12:00-4:00 PM 7:00-11 :00 PM Ten days later, on June nnd, a group of club for final details, or give us a ca ll at Sundays CLOSED CLOSED seventeen members and two adults went 646-2127. ·Every Thursday afternoon, the Teen Club goes swimming at the NPS Pool from r------·COUPON ------, 1 :00-5:00 PM, unless the weather is really bad, in which case the club opens from I Hamburger Special . . I 12:00-4:00 PM. Be sure to meet Susan at the pool no later than 1 :10 p.m. if you plan to swim with the Teen Club. I ~e~~ ~~:ri!!~tu~~ef Burger I Be sure yo ur name, (age, street address, I tomato. relish. onions. and special sauce. I and telephone number) is on the babysit ting list and/ or the pet sitting li st at the I and a large order of fresh cut fries Teen club, if you are interested. Anyone ALL calling the Teen Club needing a sitter is given the names we have listed. I FOR $2 49 BAR-~;e9co~t~n~ ~~~OUSE I If you have any questions in regards to the Teen Club, please call the Teen Club Pacific Grove 372-7000 L--______-J I at 646-2127 any time it is open. 0 HOLMAN'S Since 1891 We·re more than just a department store at HOLMAN'S. We're people, helping people with quality merchandise and friendly service . HOLMAN'S has more of what you ·re looking for, .;>o__ --;; d~~~;~~$ with all the latest fashions ~ ~J;;;:::~ for Men, Women , Children, and the home. Let us show you what quality really means. t6 adults into teams. The team gets one point Out of Mischief each time it finds one of the objects. Each item can be claimed by only one team. by Linda Booth After all the items are found, the team with the most points wins. Children get tired and bored very easily Favorite Color can be played with one when riding in the car. It's even worse or more players. Each person picks a when the children have to have their seat color. When someone says "start," count belts on. How do you keep your children the number of cars you see in your color. occupiedl The one with the highest number after Fill a tote bag with a few toys, such as five minutes is the winner. crayons or markers, a pad for drawing, Fifty States is fun if you have a list of the dolls and clothes, books to read (maybe fifty states before you start the game. In some concerning the places you are three minutes write down as many of the about to visit). figures such as Star Wars states as you can. Naturally, the one with characters, Fisher Price people, G.1. Joes, riding. There are different degrees of the most states listed is the winner. etc. A child can read, draw 'til his heart's difficulty and, therefore, it is a game that Keeping the children occupied and content, and pretend for hours with these can be used for yea rs. happy isn 't too difficult if you just take a items. Then, when he's finished playing, If the driver can stand noise, try singing minute to think about what your child is clean up is easy. some of your favorite songs. Children interested in and remember that sitting in For those who sew, here is another way learn songs beginning in nursery school, a car for long periods of time is tiring on to keep toys organized. Take an old sheet so any age can participate in this pastime. the body. Take pillows along for those on which you have sewn several pockets, Games For Home, Travel, and Parties by long trips and be sure to make several rest fill it with toys, and drape it over the back Helen Jensen describes several games to stops to get out and exercise those legs of the front seat. The child can just reach play while traveling. Here are a few of and other muscles. A few stretching over and choose whatever item he wants them: exercises will do wonders for your mental and very easily put it back when he's Travel Hunt can be played with two or and physical being when you get back finished. more players. Make a list of ten or more into the car. For babies, you can tape some colorful items which can be seen while traveling, Your trip will be much more enjoyable pictures of animals, babies, objects, etc. for instance a cow,a blue car,a train, a fire if your children are hoppy and not bored. on the windows and back of the front seat. hydrant, etc. Divide the children and Have a fun-Ii lied trip. 0 This will give them something other than a drab ca r interior to look at, since babies have a hard time focusing on the objects QUALITY NEW & USED we find interesting when looking out the windows of moving cars. If you are going LAYAWAYS BICYCLES BtCYCLES FOR on a long trip, occasionally change the FREE PICKUP ALL AGE GROUPS pictures to give your child some variety. AND DELIVERY Toys such as the Etch-A-Sketch or the ON THE Magna-Doodle are quiet games and can PENtNSULA keep a child occupied for hours. There is a game called The Greatest Hours: Travel Game Ever, made by I & J Com Daily 9-6 p.m. pany. It is hard to find, but a toy store may Sat. & Sun. 9-5 p.m. be willing to order it for you. It is played much like Bingo, but with blocks on which are pictures of items found while 373-3855 WE SPECIALIZE I N TEACH ING GYMNASTICS TO CHILDREN Improve your child's Fitness through Gymnastics Classes tots to teens • Pre-School Movement Academy • Girls & Boys Instruction on all Olympic events • Adult Classes • Top Le vel Competttive Teams • Small Class Size * UNITED STATES * • Individualized Instruction FUN . PHYSICAL FITNESS . COORDINATION GYMNASTICS SELF-IMAGE IMPROVEMENT (near K-Mart & the Auto Center) 899-4141 17 Life Among the Ruins As I sat down to write my CLASSMATE by Janis Shanahan Miller would a thief think if he encountered a article I felt a tightening in my throat and sink full of unwashed dishes? I attacked the beginnings of a migraine in my my dirty house with vigor and the temples. A cold fear gripped me as I children, ca ught up in the excitement of realized that I'd developed that dreaded the forthcoming trip, offered to help. But scourge of all authors, writer's block. I ran when I found Ryan had "Pledge" waxed wildly around the house pleading with my the mattress on his bed, I decided that the children to do something insane that thief would just have to be horrified and could be chronicled in CLASSMATE but I'd have to live through the depression at they only proved that your children are homecoming. never rotten when you Witnl them to be. A job to depress anyone at anytime was In desperation, I drove to the commissary number two on the list: CLEAN OUT THE hoping to find some scandal worth REFRIGERATOR. I hate this job. I'm retelling but wouldn't you know it .. . it convinced it's much easier to attend was the first day in two and a half years frequent Tupperware parties where I can without a line outside. Even Max's detailer purchase new snap top containers than to had been benevolent in assigning us to clean the scrunge out of the old ones. New Orleans. M y life was so perfect that I Max suggested I donate some of my more was a complete wreck. What I needed was exotic molds and fungi to a medical lab a vaca tion; perfection can be so draining but I just grabbed a trash can and started and with that we decided to head for the pitching. When I was done, all that smog of Southern California. remained was a jar of grape jelly, a can of As anyone living in the state of perfec bacon bits and a dozen eggs. tion knows, one cannot simpl y leave on Next on the agenda came DO ALL THE vacation; one must prepare for vacation . LAUNDRY. It is a widely known fact that And I've found that the best way to make dirty laundry left undone before vacation preparations is to make a list of things to tends to multiply while you're gone. To do. The fact that my list ran to three typed is against the laws of marriage and avoid this, not only must you wash all your pages didn't stop me. I NEEDED THAT motherhood to leave your house dirty clothes. which in my case was about three VACATION! when you go on a trip. My mother always weeks worth, but you must fold and put The first item on the list was CLEAN THE maintained it was depressing to come all laundry away. My mother would have ENTIRE HOUSE. I have been taught that it home to a dirty house. Besides, what been so proud of me! I did all my laundry. COMMISSIONED OFFICERS AND FACULTY CLUB The Naval Postgraduate School Officers' and Faculty Club is among Ihe finesl in the Navy. Its services are provided to all active duty officers of Ihe Armed Forces. faculty members and olher specific groups. BankAmericard and Mastercharge are accepted 101 package store. evening lood services and EI Prado bar. Continental Breakfast - 0739-1030, EI Rancho; Luncheon - 1100-1315, EI Rancho (Cafeteria); Evening Dining - 1830-2130. EI Prado (Frtday and Saturday). TGIF on Friday nlghls 2100-0100 Music Friday and Saturday nights 2100-0100. Attractive rooms at the Club are available for private parties. and the Club will provide prepared menu selections for home parties. For details ca ll 372-1339. Remember to make reservations early and do lei the Club know if you must cancel them . _.. I'·U ': -I I 1 1 NPS PACKAGE STORE - 373-7511 , . •• GUARANTEE ON is located adjacent to the PARTY RESERVATIONS Post Office, near parking lot ·E ' at Ihe rear of Herrmann Hall. Private parties in our dining Beer, liquor, wine, mixers, cock rooms for which reservations ta il snacks and bar accessories have been made for 20 or more are available. persons, must sign a contract (at The beaudful sunken garden ".1th pool. colorful Monday-Saturday 1000-1700 least 24 hours prior to the event) flowers and well groomed plants sets the scene at Open Friday evening until 8 guaranteeing 95% attendance. Henmann Hall at the entrance to the Commls- p.m. 510ned Offlcer5' and Faculty Club. 18 Of course, Max reminded me that it took his roller skates and his bicyde. Ryan five cases of Tide, 273 sheets of fabric opted for his hobby horse, his Big Wheels softener and a $250 bill from the washing and an assortment of Tonka trucks. Not to machine repairman who claimed my be outdone, Max added his tennis racket machine could simply not tolerate five and his bar bells. And I'd have looked sets of sheets, seven beach towels, a stiff pretty silly taking my furlined parka sweat suit and Humphrey the Bear in one without adding my snowskis. Yes, we load. But I got it done! were all packed and ready to roll. It wasn 't Once my laundry was done, I cou ld go until we'd reached Salinas that we noticed on to item number four: SELECT how quiet things were in the car and knew CLOTHES TO TAKE AND PACK. I tried to we'd forgotten to pack the children. be very practical about what clothes to Back in Monterey, we tried to add take. While Max maintained traveling Patrick and Ryan but found that if we light was the best way, I felt all possible made room for all the family members, situations should be covered by the the toys and a few suitcases would have to appropriate clothing. I took triple sets of go. A vote was taken and I suddenly found everything for everyone just in case of myself waving goodbye to Max, two boys, anything. Max stared at the four bulging and a Volkswagen that looked like a suitcases needed to see us through three traveling sporting goods store. days of vacation and actually remained Walking back to my spotlessly dean quite calm until he noticed that I'd house I decided that maybe I could get my brought my furlined parka and the boys' CLASSMATE article written in this atmos snow mittens. I'm still not sure whether or phere of peace and quiet. I still wasn't New Kids on not he believed my story about freak sure what I'd write about but I knew I'd wil"iter storms over Disneyland but when have to survive on a diet of jelly and bacon the Block faced with the prospect of waiting while I bit omelets. On the bright side, I had unpacked everything and of my not enough clean clothes to last me another speaking to him for the next theee days, three weeks and my neighbor had just A boy, Brian Graham, a lb. 15 oz., on 24 he loaded up the trunk. invited me to a Tupperware party. February to Kristine 3nd joseph Yarbor When loading up for a vacation, Finis 0 children become a very important factor. ough The selection of which toys to take was A boy, Scott Preston james, 9 lb. 9 oz., on absolutely crucial and the reality of 30 April to Charla and Randy worley owning a Volkswagen rather than a A girl, jane Wheaton, 91b. a oZ.,on 14 May motorhome never swayed the boys in to Karen and Steven Goetchius their decision making. Each child picked A boy, Scott Thomas, alb. 7 oz., on 5 june his favorite stuffed animal (14 in all). to janet and Brad Speer Patrick selected his Star Wars Battleship, A boy, Colin Michael, 61b. 5 oZ., on 5 june to Kathy and Rob Cramer 0 It's Summer Time LET US HELP YOU CHOOSE at YOUR MICROWAVE Serendipity • FREE CUSTO MER COO KING CLASSES -FOR EVER Preschool J?,i"O"", • DISCOUNTS ON COO KWARE • AL L MAJ OR BRAN DS- FRIE I MANS AM ANA, GE, Ll nON, QUASAR, PANASONIC , TOS HIBA, SHARP THE MICROWAVE SPECIALISTS 570 DE MONTE CENTER, MONTEREY, CA 373-3434 Frequent trips to the beach, Den· nis the Menace Park and El SAN DIEGO Estero Lake to feed the ducks; other fun will include arts [; SHIELDS REALTY cra{ts. 4228 Bonita Road P.O. Bo. 621-Bonlla, CA 92002 Many sessions and day care available. We are a military oriented office serving most of the bases in San Diego and specializing in homes in the Bonita and Chula Vista Corner of First and Park Streets areas. (few blocks from Naval Postgrad· For information write or call collect. Ask for Doris Bradleyor Jim uate School). Phone 375·9743. Alkire (USN , Ret. ). 714-479-3120 19 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • by Kris Yarborough • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Summer in Monterey continues with its wide array of to carpool, use Transit or to park a distance cultural. sports and civic events. A yearly attraction for the from the fairgrounds. Open day and evening, entire family is the Monterey County Fair. there will be hundreds of exhibits, entertain ment, ca rnival rides, food, competition and July 9-Aug. 20 National Clay Show: 20 Artists, Monterey demonstrations, animals and much more. Peninsula Museum of Art. Hours: Tues.-Fri. Information is available at the Fairgrounds 10 am-4 pm; weekends 1-4 pm. This exhibit office. features the works of 20 ceramic artists. Aug. 19-29 Cabrillo Music Festi.al, Cabrillo College, August 4-8 Pebble Beach Summer Horse Show, Pebble Aptos. The Festival includes concerts featur Beach Equestrian Center. No charge. Open ing Beethoven, Schubert, Bach, and Wagner; all day, each day with events which include West Japanese puppet performance; and an jumper, hunter, dressage, equitation and avant-garde film by Molly Davies. others. Information is available at the Eques August 21 OSWC tnstanation Function. trian Center. Aug. 21-22 Monterey Historic Auto Races, laguna Seca August 4 Merchant of Venice opens at MPC Theater Raceway on Highway 68. The event features Stage. unique models seldom seen of Jaguar, August 11 Taming of the Shrew opens at MPC Theater Ferrari, Porsche, lotus, Cobra, Aston Martin, Stage. Tickets are 50% tax-deductible. infor MG and Maserati. Tickets are available at mation is available by calling 646-4213 or 646- area outlets, or ca ll the ticket information 4209. line 372-1516. August 7-8, Renaissance Village Fair, MPC Ampitheater J August 22 Concours d'Elegance, The Lodge at Pebble 14-15, 21-22 from 10 am to 6 pm each day. The fair will Beach. Tickets are sold at the e ntry gates to feature booths, crafts, food and drink, games Seventeen Mile Drive. There will bea display and dances. It is designed to tie in with the of classic and antique cars dating back to the free afternoon presentations of an all-kids Turn of the Century. cast of a shortened version of itA Midsummer Aug. 28-29 Arts and Crafts Festival, Custom House Pla za Night's Dream." near Fisherman's Wharf. No admission August 9 OSWC Governing Board Meeting, Tower charge, open during daylight hours. Artists Room, Herrmann Hall, 8:00 pm. OSWC display their work which is for sale. members welcome. Sept. 4-5 Parade of Nations, Custom House Plaza near August 12 OSWC Welcome Aboard Coffee, LaNovia Fisherman's Wharf. No admission charge. Room, Herrmann Hall , 7:30 pm. Displays of booths, crafts and ethnic foods August 17-72 Monterey County Fair, Monterey Fair from throughout the world. grounds. Entrance admission is charged, and Sept. 6 Labor Day there may be a separate charge for certain Sept. 11 OSWC Bargain Fair, 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Bergin events. Parking is limited; fairgoers are urged Field, La Mesa Housing area. 0 PENINSULA PRODUCE Peninsula Produce, the peninsula people's purveyor of perfect produce products persists in presenting perfect produce for the prestigious people of the peninsula. OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 9-6 2400 DEL MONTE AVE., MONTEREY, CALIF. 93940 - TEL. 372-4372 LOWEST PRICES ON THE PENINSULA FOR FRESH CUT FLOWERS $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ Minding Our Own Business by Kathy Bergquist $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ Th is is the second column devoted to In a new development, how long will it condominiums. While the majority of be before the Association of Owners is condominium developers and sellers are formedl In an established development, highly reputable and conduct their busi does the original developer still exert ness with integrity, it is always to the unnecessary control either by language in advantage of the consumer to be well Whereas the party of the first the Declaration or by retaining ownership informed. Ask ing questions and carefully part ... and Whereas the party in 51 percent or more of the units? reading all the available information can of the second part ... Do the Bylaws over-govern the individ be a very cost-effective way to spend time ual unit owners or are the Bylaws overly prior to any major investment. permissive? The Bylaws implement basic When you consider buying a particular "~'O------,,,L...., powers given to the Association of condominium unit, be sure it really is a Owners and should be clearly defined. condominium. Some townhouses in a 'Ii:-___.-;, ______-" Provision should be made for Bylaw planned unit development are really a amendment by a majority vote of the group of individual estates. They may be owners. near or surround a community area but pality) realistiel lf the budget is underesti If you are buying a condominium from that area may not have undivided interest. mated, it could mean an increase in a current owner, ask to see all the original Undivided interest simply means the joint assessments soon after you move in. documents (i.e., Enabling Declaration, ownership of common area in which the Be sure you have plenty of time to make Bylaws, etc.). In addition, request to see individual percentage of ownership is up your mind-away from the condomi the current budget and a recent financial known but not applied to the separate nium site-before signing the sales con statement, preferably one that has been area physically. It is a similar concept to tract. Seek experienced assistance and audited. When studying the Balance joint ownership of a car or home by a understand under what circumstances Sheet, which shows the assets and liabili husband and wife. Remember, a condo you could lose your down payment. ties of the condominium, note how much minium individual estate is not complete Is there any language in the Declaration money is in the bank or invested, how without an undivided interest in a larger, which restricts the resale rights of owners? much is owed to the Association by the common estate. While a " right of first refusal " may not be owners (accounts receivable), and how After a walking tour of the entire prohibited in some state statutes, it is much is owed by the Association to others development, look critically at the oper specifically prohibited in HUD-insured (accounts pa yable). If accounts receivable ating budget. Are the maintenance costs mortgages. Beware of clauses that give the is large, it may indicate that many owners for the grounds, the swimming pool, the Association of Owners the right to clear are behind in paying their assessments. If streets (if not maintained by the munici- prospective purchasers. accounts payable is particularly high, it may indicate that the Association has trouble paying its bills on time. Neither NEED A RENTAL? . - , - situation is good for your investment. NEED A TENANT? [ASA .-- When looking at the Bylaws, check to see if there have been amendments. NEED A PROPERTY MANAGER? [IE5lA' . Ask about an y actual or proposed • special assessments for major repairs or We're the experts. With our two businesses we take care of all segments of rental housing-homes. apartments and condos. improvements for the next year or two. Ask whether any lawsuits are pending against the Association of Owners. Ask to CASA CIESLA see a copy of the House Rules or other regulations and determine if those regu PROPERlY MANAGEMEti IN5TA1'l REI'lALS lations su it youriifestyle. look for pride of 812 Park Avenue. ~nt8fey . CA 93940 885 Abrego. Monterey. CA 93940 ownership . . are the units well On the Corner at 8th & Park 646-8850 Next to Jock in the Box 375-RENT maintained and in good repair? Are the common areas litter-free? Ask for a certificate, signed by the managing agent or the Association of Owners, that the current owner'sdues are "it pieeolo" paid. If there is a right of first refusal, you ma y have to submit personal information Cafe Ristorante and financial data to the Association. Will you be comfortable with thatl FINE ITALIAN FOOD Be certain that any changes and altera • DomeSI ic & 1III pOI·t cd Wincs tions made to the unit were done in • Old Al1tJlClllic Fumily Recipes fmlll ;'\ol"thcrll Italy accordance to existing regulations of and with the approval of the Association . • Dinller 5 11111-10 pm Closed ;\Iomiuys • Intimate Atmosphere When considering a condominium or • Fumilies Welcollle • We Caler 10 Pm1ics any investment, ask a lot of questions, be aware of the possibilities and consult with 235 REINDOLLAR AVE., MARINA, CA 93933 (W8) 384-5242 certified experts in the field. 0 21 by Sue Youngren "Mom, I'm tired of plain old cookies!" Fudge-Full Peanut Butter Bars UHoney, let's have so me neighbors in for dessert. " It is August, summer vacation 1 pkg. yellow cake mix continues, the kids are still home from 1 cup peanut butter school and you are faced with one or both 1-2 cup butter, melted of the above refrains. Here are some new 2 eggs ideas-tried and true favorites. 1 cup semi-sweet chocolate pieces 1 (14 oz.) can sweetened condensed milk (not evaporated) Chocolate Eclair Cake 2 T butter 1 pkg. white frosting mix 1 lb. box graham crackers 2 pkg (3 oz.) instant vanilla pudding mix In large bowl, combine ca ke mix, 31-2 cups milk pea nut butter, 1-2 cup butter, and eggs. By 9 oz. container Cool Whip hand, stir until dough holds together. 1 ca n chocolate frosting (or make your Press 2/ 3 of dough into bottom of own) ungreased 13 x 9 inch pan . Reserve remaining dough for topping. Combine line 9 x 13 inch pan with (who le) chocolate pieces, milk and 2 T butter in graham crackers. Beat pudding with milk pan . Melt ove r low heat, stir until smooth. until thick. Fold in Cool Whip. Spread 1-2 Remove from heat. Stir in frosting mix. pudding mixture on crackers . Place Spread over dough in pan. Crumble another layer of crackers. Spread remain reserved dough over filling. Bake at 350 ing pudding. Add another la ye r of degrees for 20 to 25 minutes. Cool and cut crackers. Spread frosting on top. Refriger into bars. ate at least three hours or overnight. (Courtesy of Sandy Goodson) 0 (Courtesy of Jane Vates) " AN ADVENTURE Monkey Balls IN INFORMAL DINING " 4 ca ns refrigerator biscuits 1 cup sugar 1A cup cinnamon 1A cup butter 1/ 3 cup water Mix sugar and cinnamon and place in plastic bag. Cut biscuits in quarters. Shake in sugar mix. Put in tube pan or Sundt pan CALL AHEAD $1.00 OFF WITH THIS AD (ungreased). Take remaining sugar mix, ON ANY LARGE PIZZA butter and water and boil until sugar 649-1500 dissolves. Pour over the top of biscuits. WE 'LL HAVE IT READY! Bake at 350 degrees for 40 minutes. Turn out of pan onto a dish immediately. Try Our New (Caution: Topping is HOT and extra liquid 725 LIGHTHOUSE AVE. Dining Area may burn when turning it out.) MONTEREY (Courtesy of Donna Shimko) 22 by Linda Connelly there is a crisp tossed green salad with a large variety of toppings such as beets, The Greenhouse Cafe mushrooms, cucumbers, nuts, and seeds. 700 Munras Avenue Ham sa lad, macaroni salad, chi cken salad and cole slaw are also available. If you Monterey 375-2411 want to build your own sandwich there are fresh rolls and butter with several luncheon meats, sa lami , a variety of cheeses and all the appropriate condi ments. A basket of fresh fruit (apples, The fogbound days here in Monterey oranges, bananas) and a fruit salad round got you down? If so get together an " out out this all-you-can-eat buffet. to lunch bunch," drag your husband away last but not least, there is a homemade from the books, or give a friend a call and soup. Thick Beef Barley was the soup of go to one of the many fine restaurants in the day when we had lunch in this bright the Monterey area that feature luncheon pleasant cafe. If by some chance buffets menus. The Greenhouse Cafe is just such do not appeal to you, the homemade can select to accompany your lunch. a place. Bright green walls, lemon yellow soup (w hi ch is excellent) is available as a For those of us with a sweet tooth, chairs, huge lively ferns, and a bright airy solo. desserts are always a must. Apple or " Florida Room" can lift anyone's spirits Re uben, Steak, and French Dip sand cherry pie and cheesecake are tried and and brighten their day. wiches, along with a variety of burgers, true favorites. Chocolate freaks don't "Soup'er Salad Sandwich Bar" is the are among the entrees certain to please. despair because The Greenhouse Cafe main attraction at The Greenhouse Cafe. Specialties of the Cafe include a variety of has delicious mud pie. The buffet is set back into a little alcove seafood dis hes. Calamari, Fish and Chips, Good food, reasonable prices and a with a green and white awning reminis Scallops, Alaskan King Crab Legs and bright cheery atmosphere make The cent of European sidewalk cafes. First to "The Catch of the Da y" are the entrees Greenhouse Cafe worth a visit. Remem tantalize your tastebuds are large bean available for seafood lovers. Another ber the address, 700 Munras Avenue, tostados whi ch you can top with chopped entree available is the Blue Plate Special because the little cafe is tucked away on fresh lettuce, shredded cheese and spicy which is good food at an old-fashioned the Munras and Fremont corner of The hot homemade tomato sauce or sour price. This Blue Plate Special changes Casa Munras Garden Hotel. Have a happy cream. daily. House wines (Burgundy, Chablis, sunny day and lunch at The Greenhouse After you have enjoyed your tostado and Rose) are among the beverages you Cafe. 0 You 've tried the rest now try the Best Maison MAMA MIA BERGERAC THAT'S A Sandwich FRENCH CUISINE MAMA MIA'S DELI SANDWICH SHOP Winner Mobil Travel Guide 1193 10th 8t.. Monterey 11 block from Naval Postgraduate SChOOl) 37:'-9161 Award**** 1982 preS€nted for distinguished achievement Weekdays 7:30-3:30 Sat. 7:30-3:00 in service, cordiality and overall quality. CHILDREN'S SHOE SPECIALISTS For Very WIde Feet We StOCk to EEE DINNER For Very Narrow Feel We StOCk to AAA NIGHTlY Your Doctor s OrthopedIc Prescnptrons Two Seatings Accurately Filled 5:30 & 7:30 Dance Wear Open Six Days "Week INTRO~UCTORY OFFER With This Ad Closed Monday S1 .00 off to Military on 1st pair of leather shoes for children Reserv.tions Required STRIDE RITE or 141 Web!>ter 0/ CCl.'.!> 373-6996 659-4081 LAZY BONES (behind MOIl/erev Pml Offlcel 3732H:!8 Lighthouse at 19th. Pacific Grove 23 Focus of the Month Short Trips for Long Weekends were stripped away; walls were rein forced; every detail was thoroughly resea rched and artisans hired to restore the building to its 1800's appearance. The work took five years, but the finished produd is magnificent. The research and physical effort are chronicled in a small, but intriguing, museum display in the basement of the building, just around the corner from where the guided tours begin. From the ornate dome, to the fine wooden doors, to the patterned tile floors, this building is well worth an u nrushed visit. Not far from the Capitol, another renovation has been underway for several years, Old Sacramento. In this 28-acre, "Old West" era restoration of Sacramento are stores which sell everything from antiques to trinkets, or ice cream and cookies to sc rumptiou s full-course meals. The Sacramento Visitors Center is also here, offering information on both per manent attractions and Current entertain ment events. Off in one corner of Old Sacramento, sits the California State Railroad Museum. No dependence on scale models here, the museum is filled with retired engines, a pullman car, mail car, and life-size mannequins representing the people of the railroad era. Audio visual presenta tions and excell ent guided tours are available, or vis itors may roam through the displays at their own pace. Breaking away from the historic side of town, many modern attractions await the Sacramento tourist. There are harness and thoroughbred races/as well as moto-cross and drag racing events. Shoppers can enjoy eight major malls and hundreds of specialty stores. The California Almond California's Incomparable Capital Growers Exchange offers weekday tours of its processing and packing plant, and the Nimbus Fish Hatchery welcomes by Janet Machak visitors daily. Of course, the State Capital Just a smooth, four hour drive northeast tennis (or the sport fan ; and the State Fair hosts ballet, symphony, and a variety of of Monterey lies Sacramento. a city which for everyone. But for the first-ti me visitor, live theatre productions. offers the proverbial something for the Capitol Building should head the list Finally, Sacramento is a family vacation everyone. To mention just a few attrac of things to see. haven. Aside from a fifteen-acre zoo, and tions, this city offers ballooning and In 1976, the Capitol was closed and an the attractions already mentioned, this whitewater rafting for the adventurer; a incredible renovation and restoration city has some very specia l attractions for professional soccer team, fishing, golf and project began. Decades of remodeling chi ldren. One is the Sacramento Science 24 ~ Mo"",~~ ,,~?~::.! ,~!:"UP~ , SMI LE • At The Monarch Smile Center, we want to help you keep yo ur smile forever. So we have created a convenient Oral Hygiene program designed with you and your budget in mind. We will clean your teeth-a gentle, but thorough scaling and polishing- provide a dental evaluation, and instruct you in proper home care tech- niques for just $28.00' for adults, and $20.00 for children. Your smile is an important part of you. Let us help you make your smile the expression of good health and friendlinASS that it can be. Call us for an This statue in Old Sacramento pays tribute to appOintment TODAY! the Pony Express, one of the many fa sci nating elements of Sacrame nto's hi story.- photoby lanet ·Some people may require further tre atment at additional cost. Machak The Monarch Smile Center 675 Pine Ave., Pacific Grove Telephone 649-1057 Center and Junior Museum, which offers a va ri ety of programs daily. Some others are: the Andl Hoffman Park, whe re children can learn about natural history wh ile taking a self-guided walk; the Gibson Ranch County Park , where vis itors HOUSING INFORMATION can feed domestic animals , fish from an eight-acre lake, and see old-fashioned Wash, D.C. - Maryland - Virginia farm equipment; and Fairytale Town, a six-acre playground with storybook set tings through which youngsters can romp. CALL COLLECT --- "ASK FOR" To learn more about these and the numerous other attractions Sacramento Charlotte & Ron Miscavich has to offer, contact: Sacramento Convention & Visitors Bu (301) 261-0500 (of c) (301) 261-4361 (res) reau 1100 - 14th Street Sacramento, Ca li fornia 95814 (916) 449-5291 Charlotte & Ron are a retired military family (USCG) o specializing in giving personal service for the last nine years to families relocating to the Washington Baltimore Metro areas. Long ~ Foster Realtors have 32 offices to serve you and a Relocation Dept. pro viding coast to coast relocation information. Contact us for your relocation needs by Calling Collect or Writing CHARLOTTE & RON MISCAVICH LONG & FOSTER REAL ESTATE INC. P.O . BOX 549 B O WIE. MARYLAND 207 15 (301) 26 1-0500 (301) 261-4361 25 Do You Know the Way to San Jose? by Sue Youngren Burt Bacharach made that line famous with his song. If you don't know-it is 48 miles south of San Francisco on US 10', or 75 miles from Monterey_ The ci ty of San Jose was founded as Pueblo de San Jose de Guadalupe in November 1777. It began with 66 people and has flourished since then. It is the oldest incorporated city in California. San Jose is the home of seven universities and va rying attractions and places of interest. Winchester Mystery House A spiritualist told Sarah l. Winchester, widow of the son of the rifle magnate, that Winchester Mystery House, San Jose, Ca. -photo by lanet MdCh.k the lives of her husband and baby daughter had been taken by spirits of Sarah Winchester began with an eight tained a hedge around the property so no those killed with Winchester repeaters. room house, a $20 million fortune and an one could see the work. The work She was told she too would be taken income of $1000 a day. She first continued every day, even Christmas. unless she built a mansion on which work employed 22 ca rpenters and seven Japa A Chinese butler se rved Sarah Win must never stop. nese gardeners. The ga rd eners main- chester her meals on a $30,000 gold dinner service. He was the only one who saw her. She died at the age of 83. She left a 160 room Victorian mansion Leonardo~s Beauty Salon that is gorgeous but filled with things to foil ghosts, especially Indians, many of HAIR CUTTING & DESIGNING whom died from Winchester repeaters. There are stairs leading to the ceiling and FOR MEN & WOMEN doors that open to nowhere. Th e number COLORING . PERMANENTS. HAIR & SCALP TREATMENTS 13 is repeated often-13 baths, 13 win f ACIALS. MANICURES. PEDICURES. NAIL WRAPPING dows in a room and 13 palms lining the SCULPTUREO NAILS. BODY MASSAGE. WAXING drive. The Winchester Mystery House is at the MON·SAT 9 AM·5 PM 1360 MARK THOMAS OR . intersection of Highway 17 and 1-280. EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT DEL MONTE HYAn HOUSE There are guided pay tours daily which MONTEREY. 375· 1668 include an Histori ca l Rifl e an d Wa x Mu seum. WASHINGTON DC BOUND? To assist you with your move our comprehensive Relocation Package contains the following information. plus much more; • New &. Resale Homes • Schools • Public Transportation • Financing • Moving Kit • Recreation &. Sports (VA, FHA, CONV, &. VHA) • Rentals • Local &. State Maps For your free copy. please call collect (703) 569-9883 and ask for Shirley Merritt in the relocation department or mail the coupon below to: \~ eORVUl &. ruCKER REAlTY INC. NAME ______TEL NO. ____ \(1. Dept. M ADDR~S ______5803 Rolling Rd., Suite 215 CITY ______STATE ZIP ___ ~ Springfield, VA 22152 26 Kelley Park Kelley Park is the home of three San Jose attractions at Senter and Story Roads. A narrow gauge train offers rides with ... , stops at these attractions throughout the , park. There is a children's playground called " Happy Hollow." This includes a tree ~. . house, steamboat model, rides and dis plays. A baby animal zoo is also featured. The "Japanese Fri endship Garden" is a symbol of goodwill between San Jose and its sister city of Okayama, Japan. It offers a l look at Japanese landscaping and culture. The San Jose Hi storical Museum is a visit f to the heart of San Jose as it appea red near the end of the 19th century. The exhibits show local history and include replicas of a blacksmith shop, doctor's office, print ing press, bank, firehouse and local residences. Rosicrusian Park Rosicrucian Park is on Park Avenue between Naglee and Randol. The Admin istration Building copies the design of the Great Temple of Rameses III. There members of the ancient order are doing the organizations work and can tell you about the Rosicrucian Order. Also in the park is an Egyptian Museum with Egyptian, Assyrian, and Babylonian antiquiti es. There is an Art Gallery with a variety of works. The Science Museum and Planetarium demonstrate how the left : Kell y Park's Happy Hollow, San Jose, Ca. fundamental laws of the physical sciences Right : Rosi crusian Park, San Jose, Ca .-photosb~ Obon-A Joyful Day of Mourning relate to nature's mysteries. Janel M.-. chak " Obon" is a traditional Japanese festi val. It harks to the legendary times when Buddha offered salvation to a disciple. It has become a memorial to dead ances WE'RE BRINGING tors. The festival is held in July or August. Obon provides Westerners the chance to 'I'HE BEACH TO YOU! visit a Buddhist church. The sanctuary at San Jose is said to be the most authentic Buddhist temple in the United States. The people wear kimonos, flutter fans and do NORFOLK traditional dances under the lights of VIRGINIA BEACH Japanese lanterns. Mt. Hamilton's Lick Observatory COME SEE US The Lick Observatory is 20 miles south AT OUR OPEN HOUSE east of San Jose at the end of a winding, narrow road. It sits on the summit of 4,209 foot Mt. Hamilton. The observatory is a Hll.TON INN RESORT - PENINSULA ROOM division of the University of California. DATE: AUGUST 12, 13, 14 One of the major points of interest is the 120 inch reflector telescope, the second TIME: 1 - 6 PM largest in the world, which is viewed from OBTAIN CURRENT DATA ON HOUSING, a small gallery in a dome where it is FINANCING & THE AREA housed. ... \5 Jini L. Persons The Flea Markel • Sales Associate The world's largest Flea Market with 90 ",\~~ \"'(\ • Member MUllon Dollar Sales Club acres is open every Saturday and Sunday • NavyWife and all major holidays from dawn to dusk. f.0 5"~ Luly Reinhart Open air bargaining, entertainment and • Sales Associate good food are what you will find between C°(\ • Navy Wife highways 101 and 680 at Berryessa Road . (804) 499-5911 Now you know the way to San Jose. Go 4480 Holland Office Park, Virginia Beach, VA 23452 and enjoy all the sights and sounds of this varied city. 0 27 hundreds of games in the Pe nny Arcade. Go Hand in Play on the beautiful beach. Enj oy the nearby deep sea fis hing, surfing and Hand to ... sailing. Felton. Take an 1880's steam trai n ride by Sandy Goodson through the redwoods at the Roaring Camp and Big Trees Na rrow Gauge Rai lroad. The trip is about 5 mi les and wi ll Have you explored the Santa Clara take about an ho ur to pass over some o f County area yetl If not, pack your family the steepest railroad grades in North into the car and go hand in hand to: America. You may get off at Bear Mo un Sanla Clara. Take a trip up Route 101 to tain and picnic in the redwoods and catch visit Great America. It is open from now a later train back to the ca mp or have a until labor Day from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. chuckwagon barbeque at Roaring Ca mp. and weekends from then through Hal Loca l musicians wi ll e nte rtain you with loween. Architecture, music, costumes songs and ballads o f the O ld West. and restaurants show what life was like Saturday evenings from June thro ugh during parts of America's past including October, a Moonlig ht Steam Train Pa rty is Yukon Territory, Eighteenth Century New scheduled. A chuckwagon barbeq ue is England, New Orleans' French Quarter served in Roaring Camp after the ri de. circa 1850, a turn-of-the-century fair Later there wi ll be m usic and dancing ground. and a small American town of the under the stars. 19205. Great America has three exciting Pack yourself and your fami ly into your roller coasters; don't miss "The Demon," car and head north for an enjoyable d ay, with its twin loops, steaming tunnels and The carnival atmosphereof the boardwalk adds or days, at some of these places in Santa double corkscrew, as well as thrilling spice to a day at the beach in Santa Cruz.-phO!O Clara County. Let's a ll go hand in hand special effects. Don't ride on the twin b\ J.In!;"! "Wtholk and have fun!!!O water flumes if you don't want to get wet!! Great America features two carousels one is a double-decker that stands ten Santa Cruz. Take a d rive up to Santa stories high. Kids Kingdom features eight Cruz to visit the boardwalk some su nny rides designed especially for the little day. It has 19 fun-filled rides including the ones, as well as mini-sized foods for mini "Giant Dipper" roll e r coaster, considered sized appetities. If you do make the trip to by roller coaster enthusiasts to be one of Great America, don't miss tiThe Evolution the finest on the West Coast. After you of Rock." It is a fast-paced musical tracing have had your fill of rides, visit the the pa:~;of rock through three decades. , ... -~ i:~, Y:" -_"'._ - '' ~ '' , .--.:- ~- ,.'- I I ~ •• \. ,. ~,"" \"~ , titt.~ READ &READ. INC. ~~, REALTORS@ "Your Key to Charleston" Redwo od Ci ty. If you would rather visit Read &r Read. Inc. serves: with animals, you might like to try Marine World/ Africa USA. This 65 acre park • Charleston Naval Base li' Weapons Station features performing exotic animals and • Charleston Air Force Base birds, including lions, tigers, elephants, chimpanzees, and parrots. It also has the • Summerville li' Surrounding Areas West Coast's only Water Ski and Boat East Cooper li' James Island Resort Areas Show. Children 3 to 14 have their own playground, " Whale of a Time World," where they can go through a ball crawl, a punching bag forest and a birdie glide. READ &READ. INC. REALTORS" You might also decide to float down a lagoon on the Jungle Raft Safari past the Diane Jaeger. GR!. CRS. Realtor African veldt in search of a zebra or a Office (803) 556-9383 Residence (803) 571-3573 giraffe. These and many other animal 6 15 Wesley Drive • Charleston. South Carolina 29407 attractions will keep you busy at this park. 28 Solvang ORDERS TO SAN DIEGO? by Carole Morrell Call Century 21 .ohman-Rattan Realtors for personalized ser vice to military families relocating to San Diego Area. "Velkommen til So lvang," is your greeting to this quaint little village! CALL COLLECT for your relocation package Solvang is set in the midst of the Santa Ynez Valley, forty-five miles north of 1-714-461-3900 Santa Barbara and for us it was a perfect all you need to know about the housing market, schools, bases, halfway stoppi ng point between Monte and new ways to finance in today's market. rey and Disneyland. It is fi lled with the sights, sounds and delicious aromas of a SUNDAY NEWSPAPER SENT ON REQUEST true Danish village. Windmills creak in the breeze and the streets are lined with Representatives will be visiting the Monterey area in September resta urants, craft shops, antique shops and at least one toy store per block lOur whole fami ly enjoyed exploring this picturesque spot with the thatched roofs where storks build thei r nests. (We were told that in Denmark if a stork built its nest of your roof it brought good luck to your household·1 The Old mission, Santa In es, in Solvang 9'm:'21 is one of the best preserved of California's missions and is a must to see on your visit. OHMAN-RATTAN REAL TORS® So lvang has an extensive Th eaterfest for THE TOP TEAM the summer of '82. They are featuring (7141461-3900 Marne, Carousel, Hank Williams, School 8655 Navajo Road for Scandal, All's Well and Terra Nova. San Diego, California 92119 The theater is a half-timbered, open-air theater which seats 780 and emphasizes ATTENTION: Military Re locator audience involvement. For more infor mation you can call the Theaterfest Hotline at (8051922-8313, or write the Solvang Chamber of Commerce, 1623 Mission Drive, So lvang, Ca. 93463. 0 LET US HELP YOU Keep busy until that per fect job comes along. We have all kinds of tempor ary assignments In all areas. Call today . • Secretarial . Accounting • Data Entry . Clerical 625-5700 A d;v;s;on of o the marshall group Personnel Service, Inc. Ocean at Linco ln - • P.O. Box Al E Carmel, California 93921 , ~ j f "'~ '1 . 11 ..- Yosemite National Park ~ - ,.... "1"" ...... ,:;:;J I ;, ~' -_ .... by Virginia K. Duym ~ ~ii~\~J ~ r ,-- ..c!-""~ '~ I ,r; I, ~ 'I ~ "You should see Yosemite twice," says a More than a year later we returned to '( ~ JI ~ nearby resident, liO nce in the summer Yosemite at the end of September. What a /1 :1.' .> ':: \ ~) 1,/1 ,r 4 I and once in the snow," Our family's difference the time of year made! Th e - - 1 ' '"I experience ce rtainly agrees, for the park park, though not so crowded as in mid II,' , " I 1 , , changes drasti cally from one season to the summer, was much busier. Roads through 1, 1 , next. No matter when you visit Yosemite, the higher elevations were now open and " I' ,i , its beauty will encourage you to return; trails easier to follow. We hiked to Vernal 'f» the change of seasons is as good a reason Falls and Mirror Lake, climbed (from the : I I ' I 1I II I II \ as any. road!) to the top of Sentinel Dome, and .,1 1'\' \ . The afternoon of our first visit was rainy enjoyed the panoramic view of the Valley , 'I \ I ' and dark when we arrived in the valley, from Glacier Point. Another day we took I '1 ,tIi ' but during the night the rain turned to the Tioga Pass Road through the moun ,I" . H snow. When we woke, the sun glistened tains to Tenaya lake and Tuolumne II '. '\ o n white frosted pines and meadows. The Meadows. On the way out of the park, we ~ :'{ \, :1 cl iffs rose sheer from the valley floor and took Highway 41 south, stopping at the l "11 '"'·1' disappeared in puffy clouds. Yosemite Pioneer History Center to look at early J' I ! I II Falls wa s rimmed with ice clinging to the settlers' cabins and at the Mariposa Grove i shadows in the rock. Although the of giant sequoias. With all these options tIl . I ;tJ.. 'f I , .;. " L , •• J cafeteria was crowde d with skiers at open and no crowding, autumn makes a ~ breakfast, they headed for the Badger Pass good choice for a single visit. ski slopes during the day, leaving the The seasons do make a difference in the the artifacts belonging to the park's first valley nearly deserted. From normally way the park looks, but Yosemite Village residents. In the Ansel Adams Gallery crowded lookout points, we enjoyed remains nearly the same year round. The photographs are available on stationery, uninterrupted views of EI Capitan, Bridal Visitor Center offers information on the in books, and framed-at corresponding veil Fall s and Halfdome, without so much geology and history of the region along prices. The gift shops offer regional crafts as a passing car to interrupt the winter with exhibits of plants and wildlife. The as well as the ubiquitous souvenirs. Other stillness. Indian Cultural Museum nearby displays services, such as the shuttle bus, ranger CARPET REM A TS ROOM SIZE REMNANTS FROM. We specialize in wall to wall loose layed carpet for military housing. Choose from rem nant carpets up to 12' x 45' at terrific savings! Carpet, drapery & upholstery cleaning • Miller Rugmasters are the professionals with ·WITH EVERY ROOM SIZE over 32 years on the peninsula. Call for free REMNANT PURCHASEO estimates, cleaning department 373-3341. Ask about our special military discounts. -VISA 571 E. FRANKLIN AVE. - MONTEREY· (408) 373-4457 30 talk" film" and guided hike, are li'ted at th e Visitor Center. A four-hour drive from Monterey, Yose mite is an easy trip, but not o ne to take o n an impulse. It s popularit y makes plann ing a necessity. l odging and conces sions in the park are managed by Yosem ite Park and Curry Company. l odging' th rough labor Da y are ,olidly booked months in ad vance, but if you plan to travel in the fa ll the re may ' t il l be opening'. Campgroun d" except the RACING AGAINST TI ME AND walk-i n campgrounds, ca n be reserved no more than a month in adva nce thro ugh THE OCEAN, YOU NEED THE WOR LD'S Ticketron. Out,ide the pa rk , lodgin g, and TOUGHEST CHRONOMETER : ROLEX cam ping are avai lable in EI Portal at the We't entrance, the Fi, h Camp at the So uth entrance. For reservations in Yosemite, write Yosemite Park and Curry Company, Ym emite Na tional Park, California 95389, or cal l 209-373-41 71. We have fo und them to be prompt and he lpful. 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(For additional informa fishing, water skiing, and scuba dIving, to Wetsuit: tion ca ll 242-3486/ 7466.) 0 name a few, th en we think, what about top BACKPACKING the equipment? Well I have the answer: bottom Ba ckpack Fori Ord has all the equipment you'll hood Ba ckpac k w/s leeping bag need at ve ry reasonable rates, ranging full sui t (top, bOllom, & hood) Groundpad from sleeping bags to power boats ... Zodiac Stove The Outdoor Recreation Issue FacIlity tPackage rat e-(Mask, snorkel, fins, full 2-man tent Branch of Fort Ord, managed by Ned wetsui t, booties, tank, backpack, pressu re BOATI NG Schmidkonz, is open Sunday through gauge, buoyancy co mpensator, regulator, Aluminum boat-Issued with 21ife vests Friday 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. (closed 1-2:15 for and weightbelt) and oars at no extra charge: lunch), and Saturday from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. 10 ft (closed 11-12:15 for lunch). The demand fURNIT URE AND PIANO REFINISHING 12 ft for certain types of eqUipment changes 14 ft with the seasons, and being that it is ANTIQUE Boat trailer ~~ RE STORING summer, ca mping and boating equip Canoe-Issued with 2 paddles and 21ife ment are the most popular items for A SPE CIALTY vests at no extra charge: rental. All the equipment with the excep Powerboat- Issued with 41ife vests and tion of the camper trail ers and the power , paddles at no extra charge: boats are issued on a first come, first serve mm 15 ft w/ 70 hp outboard basi s. Reservation s are taken at the 15 ft w175 hp outboard beginning of each month for the follow MILIT ARY CLAIMS 15 ft w/ 80 hp outboard ing month along with a depOSit ($10 for 17 ft w/90 hp Boston Wha ler & ESTIMATES the trailers and $20 for the power boats); (10 hp auxiliary for ocean use) the deposit is returned when the items are 17 ft w/ 100 hp outboard returned. A person ca n only reserve one TOUCH-UP & SPOT REPAIR Raft - Issued with 2 paddles and up to 4 of the two items per sixty days. GO LD & SILV ER LEAFING or 6 life vests at no extra charge: There are no boundaries as to where FURN ITURE REPAIRS 10 ft. (4 people ma x.) you can take the eq uipment but there is a OlD PAINTI NGS & PI CTURE FRAME S 12 ft. (6 people max.) fourteen day maximum. Approval to rent CL EANE D & RE ST ORED Sailboat-Issued with 2 life vests and a equipment over fourteen would. be d~ys paddle at no ex tra cha rge : viewed on an individual baSIS depending 14 ft Topper ~onter£~ JJfurniture on the length of leave. It is the complete FISHING responsibility of the r~~ter y:> retur.n all ~estorntioll equipment in the condition It IS recelv~d. Deep sea rod & reel However, there is a replacement cost list. Fresh water rod & reel STEPHEN MaclEOD Surf rod & reel If the equipment is returned in damaged PICk UP & DH I V~RY condition or not returned and all efforts ADDITIONAL EQ UIPMENT (408) J7J-JOJO to receive compensa tion are denied, this Bi cycle 289 Di ckm iiln Av enue could result in garnishment of a pay Rollerskates Mont erey, C.lifo rnia 93940 check. Windsurfer J2 CAMPING Cot Heater (propane) NPS Ice chest: large sma ll The Naval Postgraduate School recrea Lantern (propane) tion department offers various items to Portable pot rent for camping purposes and other -Propane tank: outdoor recreational activities. The issue 4V, Ibs department for camping gear is located at 81bs the NPS gym, managed by Milton Fletch Sleeping bag er. Th e hours are from 7:30 a.m. to 9:00 Stove (2-burner propane) p.m. Monday through Friday, Saturday 10 Tent: a.m. to 3 p.m., closed Sundays and CAMPING EQUIPMENT 2-man holidays. The recreation department is BAG, SLEEPING 5-man located in the basement of Herrmann CANTEEN Trailer: Hall. There you can pick up passes for the COOLER, SMALL 4-man pop-up Seventeen Mile Drive, discounts for COOLER, LARGE 5-man pop-up Disneyland, Great America and various COT 6-man hardtop other attractions in the surrounding areas. HEA HR, TENT ·propane tank The camping gear ranges from canteens JUG, 2 GAl. to two-men pup tents. A five dollar LANTERN, GAS deposit is required on all rentals. There MESS KIT, IND. are also sailboats for rent; the renter must PACK W/ FRAME have a sailing qualification card from the BACK PACK Naval Postgraduate School. The boats are SHOVEL, ENTRENCHING rented by period at four dollars per STOVE, GAS, 2 BURNER period on week days and five dollars per STOVE, GAS, 1 BURNER period on weekends. The three periods TENT, PUP (2) range from 1000 to 1300, 1300 to 1600 and MESS KIT, 4 PERSO S 1600 to sunset (daylight savings time). FISHING POLE, W/ REEL Here is a partial list of available equip ment-. (Fo r further information call 649- -Taken from Recreation Department 3118 or 646-2466.) Gear Issue Item List dated 111/ 80. 0 Holman's SN OW SKIING Alpine: Solarium Restaurant skis boots 'boot adapter plate poles package rate (sk is, boots, & poles) Cross Country: Open Mon.-Sat. skis 10 am to 5 pm shoes poles package rate (skis, shoes, & poles) Sun. 11 am-3 pm Ski ra ck WATER SKIING Bridle 542 lighthouse Double skis Slalom ski Ski vest Pacific Grove Tow rope Pa ckage rate-(2 sets of skis, 2 ski vests, tow rope, & bridle) Join us for a delightful Sunday Champagne Buffet Brunch ·one time cha rge Only $6.75 per person tcertification required Served 11 am-3 pm (Ta ken from Issue and Services Rental Equipment list, Sept. '81) 33 Enjoying San Francisco A hodgepodge of architectural styles blend perfectly to create one of the world's most distinctive cities-San Francisco. - phQIO by 10m Machak by Virginia Duym Union Square or Fisherman's Wharf. all over the world. In the restored and O'lglnallv published III CI;lnmale, August. 1961 Using a three-page guide provided by converted complexes, Ghirardelli Square, Our first view of the city was from a Special Services, we check through the list the Cannery, and Pier 39, there are shops hilltop lookout above Interstate 280. Far of tourist attractions for ideas. Finally we and restaurants. Along the street, art below us the baysparkled in the sun while take look at the Datebook sedion of the galleries and fish markets, the Ripley at our feet poppies danced in the breeze. San Francisco Sunday paper for listings of Museum and the National Maritime In the distance San Francisco st retched current events, shows, and exhibits, as Museum, street musicians and craftsmen across the hills to the Golden Gate. We well as long standing attradions. The hawking their wares all vie for our still stop there, both for the view and, difficult thing is never finding something attention. In the background we can see more pradically, for a weather check. Is to do, but, even after several viSits, Aleatraz Isla nd, the Golden Gate Bridge, that white mass a cloud or fog? Will we deciding among several exciting possibi and the relatively bare hills of Marin need sweaters? We like to be prepared lities. County. We ca n see them, that is , until the before descending into the city. Le aving the car at the hotel, we start our fog rolls in, blowing icy blasts and forcing Preparation, of course, begins before day downtown. The Union Square area is us to postpone the bay cruise until the trip. If it's going to be an overnighter. the fashionable ce nter of elegant shop another time. It also reminds us how we make rese rva tions at one of the ping and hotels. Just a block in one hungry we are, We thread our way reasonable hotels near the Civic Center, direction are the skyscrapers of the through the fish stalls and into one of the avoiding the more expensive ones around financial district, while at another angle world-famous seafood restaurants for lies Grant Avenue, the bustling mainstreet of Chi natown. Passing through its arched gates, we enter an exotic world of lanterns, silk, ivory, and jade, along with the pungent delights of Chinese cooking. At one of these corners, say California Street, we join the crowd waiting for the cable car. It's full of course; people are packed in, overflowing, and hanging onto the edges. On weekdays there are busi nessmen in three-piece suits going to lunch in Chinatown; there are always tourists. We push on, and the car grinds its way to Nob Hill, stopping for traffic or for a better grip on the cable. It's slow going to the top, but well worth the grand view Coit M emorial Tower, on Telegraph Hill, which of the city and the bay, then a long trip As well as being a tourist attraction, San offers a panoramic view of the city J is the site of down again towards Fisherman's Wharf. Francisco's world-famous ca ble ca rs are an the annual Columbus Day festivities. - pholo bv The waterfront is an exciting area , integral part of the cit y's mass transit system. 10m M.i{h.. k always busy, crowded with visitors from phOio hy 10m Mol.holk 34 . ~ .. MOVING TO ORANGE PARK? MANDARIN? JACKSONVILLE? Call M. Sue Perry, Realtor Associate fo r a personalized relocation packet and to set up your Originally buill in 1915 for the Panama-Pacific househunting trip to Flori da. Exposition, and re-created in concrete in 1962, this grand structure now houses the Call Collect Exploratorium-where visitors are encouraged (904) 269·9707 (office) to explore the world of science through panicipation in " hands-on" exhibits. An (904) 272·3506 (home) afternoon here would surely delight school aged children as well as aduhs.-pno!o by J~nel MachJk r;, ..h I~) Walter Williams Realty, Inc. ~ : WW 1495 Kingsley Avenue dinner with a view of the city lights. ~ ~ Ora nge Park, Florida 32073 On another day we might brave the heavy traffic and scarce parking to pursue historical interests. We might tour the well-kept church of Missions Doloros with its surrounding gardens and ceme tery. We might visit the old U.S. Mint for history of Gold Rush days and the 1906 earthquake. We might return to the Cable Car Barn , visit other museums, or just drive through a neighborhood of brightly '----..·.;We Really Need to Reduce painted Victorian houses. After battling traffic and crowds, we like to retreat to the relative peace of a park. (Our Inventory) -, For quiet, it's hard to beat the beautiful hush of an art gallery, and the largest ones are in major parks. The Palace of the We went crazy ordering new Legion of Honor in Lincoln Park, and the material to avoid price increases Asian Art Museum with the adjoining M. H. de Young Museum in Golden Gate and it all came at once, so .. Park offer fine permanent collections as well as excellent special exhibits. An NOW IS THE TIME island of green stretchi ng from city center to the beach, Golden Gate Park also TO REUPHOLSTER! contains a variety of gardens. A favorite of ours is the Japanese Tea Garden when in March the cherry blossoms and aza leas splash the poolside with pink. .60°/II ==~~~=.over 250 to choo .. lrom ' Finally we drive west to Lands End 40 0 where the fog rests over the waves of the Pacific. On our way out of town I look at You've heard of the rest, .0 call the b ••tl the Datebook section again. We should • frH PkII ... have tried earlier to get tickets to this • Fr .. hom. estlmot.J , hlIHry touring Broadway play; here's a concert • Including Saturday, (375-6545) .1·2 W.... coming up and more exhibits. Someday Dohy we should cross the bay to Berkeley. So it Re-upholstering makes sense goes; as much as we pack into our time, a nd saves dollars there's always more inviting us to return . Z 35 What to Do On IF YOUR LOOKING FOR A Long Weekend A SPECIAL GIFT, COME IN AND EXPLORE THE by Bobbie Meeker WORLD OF COUROC. DISCOVER THE ENDLESS VARIETIES OF COUROC SECONDS AND DISCON TINUED ITEMS, INCLUD ING OUR POPULAR "WHARF" LINE. THE QUALITY IS GOOD AND THE SELECTION GREAT! OFF ANY LARGE TRAY WITH THIS COUPON (except sale trays) VALID THROUGH AUGUST 31,1982 One Coupon Per Customer COUROC A scenic drive down Highway 1, through Big Sur , leads to San Simeon, where Hearst Castle A Factory Store sit s high atop La Cuesta Encantada (The En chanted Hill). Three separate tours are 510 Broadway, Seaside 899-4442 offered. each lasting about 1 3/ 4 hours. Mon-Sat 11-5; Sun 12-5 Adva nce reservations, which are suggested, are available through Ticketron .-CIomm.ue hie pholO Monterey has a lot of local sights to offer and when you have a long weekend there are several things you can do. Below are a list of things some of the st udents have found enjoyable. Ricky and Ruthann Heidgerken go LOSE WEIGHT camping at Big Sur. Mark and Jane Yates have enjoyed NOW! Great America and also go south to Disneyland. Regina and Nik Sullivan have gone to Roaring Camp and ridden the train through the Redwoods. Tom and Bobbie Meeker like to go to San Francisco and enjoy the sights. linda and Jim Booth look forward to going to los Angeles to Universal Studios Lose 1/2 to and Knott's Berry Farm. At the Weight Place we em Gail and Scott Sandgathe spent a long phasize healthy weight re 1 pound weekend being tourists of Monterey. duction and control. They used their own house as a motel, but daily! ate all their meals out, and sawall the Our programs are individ Call today for sights you would see if you were here only ually tailored for your per for a weekend. your Kathy and Jack Bergquist have spent a sonal needs. long weekend camping at Yosemite. FREE CONSULT AliON! Others have done such things as go to TAKE IT OFF AND Marine World/ Africa USA, toured several KEEP IT OFF!! Missions, gone to Reno, taken a family picnic on Seventeen Mile Drive, enjoyed lllcWeightAla the sites of Cannery Row or even gone to Hearst Castle. 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