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V08n14 1967-07-12.Pdf (459.6Kb) WOOOS HOLE ItillUIlPl l t NEWSLETTER INSTITUTION Volume 8 12 luly 1967 No, 14 MEETINGS Journal Clua. - 8 p. m. - LMS luly 17 "Serial Observations of the North Atlantic Polar Front". Dr. Donald Hansen/ Institute for Oceanography. luly 24 "Rare-earth Fractionation and VolcaniC Processes in Oceanic Regions." Dr. Jean-Guy Schilling, University of Rhode Island. Geology and Geophysics Luncheon - MBL Club Geology Luncheon, which has met most recently on Fridays, has joined forces with the Geophysics Luncheon, and both will meet on Tuesday Noon in the MBL Club for the remainder of the summer season. luly 18 "UndelWater Photography Applications and Problems" . David Owen, WHOI. luly 2S "New Mid-Atlantic Ridge Magnetic Profiles" , loseph Phillips, WHO!. Peanut Butter Club 12 Noon - MBL Club July 13 John Muller will give an explanation and progress report on the new dock facilities. lOHN SCHILLING RECUPERATING As many of you know, John Schilling (Ed1tor of this Newsletter amongst other things) was stricken with a major heart attack on July 1. His condition is serious , but he is showing improvement. Cards and notes would be appreciated (c/o Martha's Vineyard Hospital) but he is still too weak for visitors. All of us (particularly today' s Editor) wish him a speedy and healthy recovery. PICTUR£S NCT "'V.~ILABLE FOR THE FOLLOWING ' Mars ha Ellen Rich Carl E. Breivogel Sunmer Employee Electrician's Helper Chemistry/W . G. Deuser Adm in . /C . Wing LMS-142, ext. 339 LO-S-116, ext. 225 Louis N. Howard GFD Program G. Veronis W&1sh Cottage, ext. 394 Paul H. Roberts PaulO. Kellner GFD Pro9ram Oiler G. Veronis Marine/Capt . Pike Walsh Cottage, ext. 39 4 CHAIN, ext. 208 Robert H. Kraichnan GFO Program G. Veronis Walsh Cottage , ext. 394 Rory Thompson GFD Program G. Veronis Floyd W. McCoy Walsh Cottage, ext. 394 Resea~ch Assistant G&G/E. E. Hays Barn , ext . 388 Dav id M. Millima n SUnITler Employee Patricia A. Wood Biology/F. J . 'lather Sunmer Employee LMS-1-32, ext. 336 G&G /R . L. Chase Main- 30) , ex t . 249 George Veronis GFO Program Supervisor Walsh Cottage, ext. 394 William A. White John Wo odside A. B. Seaman Surrmer Employee Marine/Capt . Pike G&G/C . O. Bowin CHA IN, ext. 208 Main-306, ext. 224 NEW EMPLOYEES, 7 JULY 1967 Philip C. Bergstrom Willem V. R. Malkus 1 st Mate GFO Program O.E . /W. O. Rainnie G. Vero ni s LULU, ext. 208 Wa l sh Cottage, ext . 394 Jonathan B. Butcher John M. Mason, Jr . SUlllI1er Emp 1oyee Sunrner Employee P.O ./J. Chase Biology/F. J . Mather LO-301, ext. 204 LMS-1-32, ext. 336 John M. Gibbons Katha rine E. Nafe Relief Mate SUll1Tler Employee Marine/Capt. Pike G&G/J. M. Trumbu ll CHAIN, ext. 208 Main G-ll, ext. 213 James Freeman Gilbert Robe rt N. Oldale GFD Program Geologist G. Veron;s USGS/R. H. Meade Walsh Cottage, ext. 394 Main-lOl, ext. 216 Raymond Hide William H. Parmenter GFD Program SUlTJIler Employee G. Veronis O. E./O . C. Webb Wal sh Cottage, ext. 394 Blake 206 , ext. 397 Alister G. MacDonald Cynthia L. Reynolds SUnTller Emp 1oyee SUJTI1Ier Employee Biology/J . M. Teal Admin ./J. R. Mitchell LMS- 316 , ext. 326 Main-lOS. ext. 232 WOODS HOLE OCEANOGRAPHIC If\JST. 17RE5ENT5 : ~ • , \-. \ July 12 Science for Survival July 19 Waves Across the Pacific July 26 Volcano Surtsey August 2 History Layer by Layer August 9 Science of the Sea August 16 The Earth Beneath the Sea August 23 Flying at the Bottom of the Sea August 30 Secrets of the Reef ----------- -5- GOSNOLD In Woods Hole; ETD July 12, working in Station D for Scientific Council Oceanic Research with foreign scientists aboard, Nick Fofonoff, Chief Scientist. ALVIN Working\ her way north; ETA Little Creek, Va. I 14 July; ETA Woods Hole 24 July. CATAMARAN with ALVIN. C-54Q At Otis. -4- LO Conference room is not suitable for them in its new configuration. NOON LUNCHEONS With the establishment of the staff and student lounge, (see article above) luncheon meetings have been rescheduled as follows: Monday Chemistry LMS 3-04 Tuesday Geophysics and Geology MBL Club Wednesday Biology MBL Club Thursday Peanut Butter Club MBL Club The weekly Physical Oceanography seminar (formerly the Buoy Seminar) will be held on Wednesdays at 2:00 p. m. in the LMS Auditorium. VICE PRESIDENT'S VISIT Vi ce President Humphrey may visit Woods Hole and the Institution late this month. The present plans (which have already been revised five or six times) call for the Vice President to spend about a day at sea aboard ATLANTIS II and to visit all the scientific Institutions in Woods Hole. REVISED PARKING ARRANGEMENTS Construction activities for the new pier together with the loading and off loading of Institution vessels has created extremely congested traffic conditions in the dock area. It has therefore become necessary to change the parking arrangements behind the Main Building and LO. Your cooperation in observing the following will be appreciated: 1. No Institution Cars or trucks, except the mail truck, and no personal vehicles shall be parked in the dock area at any time. 2. Institution cars and trucks will be parked in designated areas in the LO lot. Employee vehicles may be parked in the LO lot if space is available. SHIP NEWS ATLANTIS II In the Mid-Atlantic, will be in Argentia, Newfoundland, July '22. CHAIN In Woods Hole; ETD 12 July, Continental Rise; Sidney Knott CRAWFORD In Woods Hole; ETD July 14, Gulf Stream. -3- PIER PROGRESS Pile driving has been completed in section A and piles filled with concrete. Work is progressing in section B and approaching the point where pipe size will increase from 14" diameter to 16" diameter. For better efficiency I another barge has been towed to the job site to accomodate the smaller P&H crane'; that had been working from shoreside. It will work alongside the other rig handling material so that the larger crane can concentrate on driving. Pile caps are being formed and poured in section A; forms for the deck and utility trench are in the process of erection. Before the deck forms are set, rip rap must be completed and this is being done as soon as the pile cap forms are stripped. The cOntractor is working on the basis of having A and B sections of the pier available for use by the 26th of July. In the small boat area the sheet pile bulkhead has been driven except for the breakwater. Work is in progress of driving battered H beams to form anchors for the seawall. Once the bulkhead is completed, construction of the timber piers for small boats will start. A few days have been lost because of northeast storms, but the tempo of the project is picking up and it is hoped that a certain amount of lost time can be regained. NSIA MEETING The Executive Committee, staff, and other members of the National Security Industrial Association will hold their Seventh Joint Meeting at the Institution on July 13 and 14. Dr. Fye will welcome the group at their first session in the LMS Auditorium. A tour of the InstitUtion has been scheduled for Friday afternoon. GOVERNOR CURTIS' VISIT Governor Curtis of Maine and Dr. James S. Coles, President of Bowdoin College and one of our Trustees, plan to visit the Institution on July 20. Governor Curtis wishes to become better aquainted wfth our research activities and facilities. STAFF AND STUDENT LOUNGE A temporary staff and student lounge has been established in the front half of the LO Conference room. It is open to all hands, and it is hoped that it will be a useful room for'itlfortna'I crtse;g:g;S'iot}S of hl}cfividua~I:s or 's~ttral:1 grdupi'h c The entrance is in the passageway from the lobby of the LO, just beyond the stereo bottom photos. Several of the noon luncheons have had to be rescheduled because the -2- COMINGS AND GOINGS Earl Hays and Al Vine are at Scripps Institution of Oceanography for the month of July for a summer study. SUMMER CLUB Anyone interested in forming a skin diving club please contact, John Anderson at Ext. 384. CHANGES Listed below are some changes to be made in the telephone directory and the white sheet: ALDRICH, Thomas C. can be reached at extension 224 not 357. CLASSIFIED SECTION: Under the Computer Section, there should be only one extension listed. This extension is 32'3: 324 should not be listed. If there are any changes to be made in the telephone directory now or in the future, please notify Graphic Arts (260, 261) of these changes. WHOI SAILING CLUB NOW IN COMMISSION The WHOT Sailing Club was started in 1960 to provide for the use of an 18 ft. Cape Cod Knockabout Class which was donated to the Institution by Dr. Walter E. Garrey, a WHOI associate and past Commodore of the Woods Hole Yacht Club. Membership is open to employees of the Institution for a nominal fee to cover boat maintenance costs I insurance I etc. The following general rules govern the club: Memberships are $5.00 for the season, payable to the Business Office, Mr. Rudden. No person may use the boat unless he is a member of the Sailing Club. In order to skipper the boat, members must have a baSic knowledge of sailing technique. All sailors who have not skippered before and all newcomers to WHOI must demonstrate such knowledge and can receive help if needed.
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