All employees whose work schedules permit are invited to attend the ceremony.
The Distinguished Performance Award is the highest honor the university awards to an Argonne employee. It recognizes the achievements or leadership by staff engaged in scientific and technical activities. Awardees receive a certificate, a medal and a check for $3,000. They are:
* Larry Curtiss (CMT), who was nominated for a long list of achievements and a career of scientific excellence in fundamental physical chemistry. His research has focused on the application of quantum chemical techniques to materials chemistry research at the molecular level. Curtiss also extended conventional calculation methods to calculate molecular energies.
* Edward Fujita (RA), for his central leadership role in the creation of safety, safeguards and operational procedures for the Fuel Cycle Facility project at Argonne-West.
* John Hull (ET), for exceptional work in developing applications for high-temperature superconductors. Hull's work has included development of superconducting current leads and an energy storage flywheel, and research into electromagnetic control of continuous metal casting.
* William Perry (AW-FO), for consistent and exceptional leadership in facility engineering and operations at Argonne-West over a 35-year period. His most recent achievement, as director of the facility operations division, was guiding the Fuel Cycle Facility upgrade project to successful completion.
Winners of the University of Chicago Outstanding Service Awards receive an engraved plaque and a check for $3,000. The award was established in 1983 by the University of Chicago's Board of Governors for Argonne to recognize those in support positions who have furthered the goals and missions of Argonne through exceptional contributions. Winners are:
* Rosalie Bottino (HR), was nominated for 31 years of "exceptional reliability and dependability" at the laboratory. Bottino played a key role in developing the temporary services program, high school student aide program and the Employee Handbook.
* Allen Carbaugh (PFS), supervisor of utilities and 28-year veteran of Argonne. He was cited for his thorough knowledge of the laboratory's utility systems, which has prevented major equipment breakdowns and disruption of laboratory services.
* Eileen Graff (OCF), chief data operating specialist, for dependability and dedication spanning a career of 36 years. Graff's sense of responsibility ensures Argonne's payroll is produced and financial books are closed in the desired times.
* Raymond Wolson (CMT), division safety officer, who has been the major contributor to CMT's proven track record of progress toward improving environment, safety and health performance. Wolson developed training, a graded approach to conduct of operations and a self-assessment program. He improved guidance and procedures, and incorporated ESH principles into project plans. He was also cited for leadership in a DOE Plutonium Vulnerability Assessment.
The New Independent States-Industrial Partnering Program (NIS-IPP) links former Soviet weapons facilities and U.S. laboratories with commercial industry.
Ten national laboratories, including Argonne, more than 80 U.S. corporations and 1,900 former Soviet weapons scientists have joined the effort to encourage a more peaceful, commercial use of science, according to Daryl Bomkamp (SPO), who oversees NIS-IPP at Argonne.
The former Soviet scientists aren't sealing NIS-IPP deals with a traditional shot of vodka, but with written subcontracts. This program not only provides the scientists with funding and technological resources, but it also introduces them to Western business practices, including such concepts as contracts, royalties and intellectual property.
"I'm sure Lenin is spinning in his glass box at the Kremlin now that we're turning their scientists into capitalists," said Associate Manager Bill Ragland (ITD) who coordinates the development of cooperative research and development agreements (CRADAs) between Argonne and U.S. companies.
The program consists of two phases. The first is a subcontract between the laboratory and a former Soviet research organization. During the second phase, a CRADA is signed between the laboratory and a U.S. industrial partner to commercialize the NIS technology. The participation of U.S. industry in NIS-IPP is managed for the Department of Energy by the United States Industrial Coalition, Inc. (USIC), an alliance of American companies.
Linking the defense institutions from the former Soviet Union with corporate America is a way to draw former Soviet weapons scientists into the world of commerce and away from military research in countries such as Iran, Iraq and North Korea, Ragland said.
"We provide them with good-paying jobs," Bomkamp said. "If they don't do something to help themselves economically, they'll go down the tubes."
This past April, a San Diego-based company, Phase Metrics, signed the first CRADA that joins the research efforts of Argonne scientists and former Soviet scientists from the Institute of Solid State Physics (ISSP), outside Moscow. It is one of 19 projects at Argonne involving scientists from the former Soviet Union.
The ISSP scientists developed a special indicator film that produces high-resolution images of magnetic fields in superconductors. As the only source of this indicator film in the world, the collaboration has cornered the market.
"You may not think of Russia as a high-tech country, but in this film technology, they lead the world," said George Crabtree (MSD), an Argonne senior scientist and the principal investigator working with ISSP scientists and Phase Metrics.
Phase Metrics will market the film with an entire system that includes instrumentation (developed by Argonne and Phase Metrics) to produce the image and computer software to analyze it. The former Soviet scientists are anxious to market their own inventions, Crabtree said.
According to Ragland, the Russian economy is not ready for commercialization of this technology, but exposing the NIS scientists to the business process will help give them the long-range view needed for success in the marketplace.
Argonne retains ownership outside the NIS of intellectual property created under the subcontracts; royalties will be shared equally between the laboratory and the NIS institutes, said Jeffrey Geouque (PRO), the contract specialist who coordinated signing of the subcontract.
"For 40 years, they were our adversaries; we didn't want to breathe the same air. Now everything's thrown into a pot and split," Bomkamp said. "It's hard to be opposed to a program that prevents the proliferation of nuclear weapons and draws talented scientists into the world market," he said.
The NIS-IPP concept--non-proliferation of nuclear weapons with a capitalistic twist--could benefit other countries, Bomkamp said. Similar programs may be developed in India, Pakistan, South Africa and China.
-- Christine V. Mathews
Dornfeld was more than a little surprised upon learning the results of this year's raffle. "I am totally floored," she said. "This is wild. This is wonderful."
She recently used one of the tickets she won last year for a trip to Scottsdale, Ariz. She used the other one earlier this year to visit a friend in California. Now it appears Dornfeld will be making still more travel plans.
Other big winners in this year's drawing include Cheryle Gray (SSD-TVL), who won a $75 dinner gift certificate from The Flame; Anglea Ware (IPD-MED) -- a two-day, one-night stay for two at the Lisle/Naperville Hilton; Gary Weidner (IPD-MED) -- Sunday brunch for two at the Signature Room at 95th; Sue Benson (DIS) -- two tickets to Candlelight Dinner Playhouse.
The event includes a three-mile run and a two-mile walk. Refreshments will be served at the finish line. Rain date is Wednesday, Aug. 2.
The run is sponsored by the Argonne Running Club.
interactive TV classes
On-site registration for the Fall 1995 semester of the Illinois Institute of Technology's interactive instructional television network (IITV) will be held at Argonne-East Thursday, July 20, from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. in Building 201, Room 172.
IITV allows students to take classes via computer and modem.
Bobbi Crowder, assistant director of client services, Thomas Wong, electrical and computer engineering department, and other representatives will be available to register and counsel prospective students. They also will introduce the new Master of Electrical and Computer Engineering degree which can be completed in nine months.
Prospective students must request registration materials from the IITV office at (312) 567-5217 before the on-site visit.
Sports Nutrition will take place Thursday, July 20, from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. in Argonne-East's Building 362 Auditorium. Ann Semenske will discuss "The Training Period -- Preparing Your Body" and "The Competition -- Maximizing Your Performance." Semenske is a nutritionist for Gatorade and the DePaul Athletic Department.
A one-hour interactive seminar, featuring highlights from the Covert Bailey video seminar on "Smart Exercise" will take place Thursday, Aug. 3, from 12:30 p.m. to 1:30 p.m., also in the Building 362 Auditorium. It will be conducted by Kathy Freeman, an exercise physiologist and certified athletic trainer.
Both seminars are open to all Argonne and DOE employees and spouses. There is no charge and no prior registration required.
The picnic will begin at noon at the shelter adjoining the Argonne Pool in the 600 area. Each family should bring a favorite summer dish to share with 10. Those unable to cook are encouraged to contribute bread and cheese. Picnic supplies and beverages will be provided.
In case of rain, the picnic will be canceled. For more information, call Susan
Berger at (708) 963-3735 of the Newcomers Office at ext. 2-8647.
-- Seminars --
Monday, July 17 through Friday, July 28
Reactor Analysis Divison Seminar: "Lectures on Modern Probability Theory for Practitioners" by Freidrich H. Froehner, Forschungszentrum Karlsruhe. 10 a.m., Bldg. 208, Conference Room A138.
Tuesday, July 18
Theoretical Physics Seminar: "Calculation of the Kaon Electromagnetic Form Factor" by Mark Thomson, University of Melbourne, Parkville Victoria, Australia. 3 p.m., Bldg. 203, Conference Room B221.
Wednesday, July 19
Environmental Assessment Division Seminar: "Research and Development of Sustainable Agricultural Ecosystem in Southeast China" by Zhaoqian Wang, Zhejiang Agricultural University, Hangzhou, Zhejiang, People's Republic of China, 2 p.m., Bldg. 900, Conference Room J01.
Thursday, July 20
Chemistry Division Seminar: "New Derivatives of Cobalt Dicarbollide for Benign Cesium and Strontium Separations" by Rebecca L. Miller, Los Alamos National Laboratory, Los Alamos, N.M. 11 a.m., Bldg. 200, Conference Room J183.
Monday, July 24
Energy Technology Division Seminar: "BiSrCaCuO and HgBaCaCuO Research at the
National High Magnetic Field Laboratory" by Justin Schwartz, Florida State
University. 10:30 a.m., Bldg. 212, Conference Room A157.
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MISCELLANEOUS
STOVE -- Sears 30" electric surface unit, black w/stripes glass, burners are solid cast., excellent condition. New over $400 - asking $100 o.b.o. Frank Kovachik Sr., (815) 741-0224.
BASS BOAT -- 1979 Ranger, 16', 90 HP Mercury tilt, stainless prop + 2 aluminum props, custom trailer, Eagle fish finder, excellent condition. $4,200. Frank Kovachik Sr., (815) 741-0224.
MISCELLANEOUS -- Smith Corona electric typewriter. $25 o.b.o. Pioneer SX-750 stereo receiver & speakers. $200 firm. Pair of floor speakers. $100 o.b.o. Robert Amber, (708) 985-9178.
AIR CONDITIONER -- 1991 Amana, 8,500 BTU, hardly used, window mounted, plus extra strong brackets for outside bracing. $200. Sherman Smith, (708) 343-0122.
MISCELLANEOUS -- Cobra answering machine w/remote. 2 Italian water colors, framed originals, 12" x 24 1/2". Large wood worker's vise. Roll-away bed, twin size w/heavy duty frame. 2 new light fixtures - one for dinette/kitchen & one five-bulb bathroom vanity. Kevin Brown, (708) 378-9020.
ENTERTAINMENT CENTER -- Entertainment center/room divider w/bar, Hooker Mfg., excellent condition. $150. Barbara Meurer, (815) 725-1258.
MISCELLANEOUS -- 2 new whitewall tires, 205/75, 15 in. mounted on rims & balanced. $75 each. 21" lawn mower, Briggs & Stratton motor, new points & coil, needs carburetor work. $75 o.b.o. Bernie Lepacek, (815) 436-6717.
TABLES -- 2 walnut finished end tables, 24" square w/storage space. Matching octagon lamp table. $50 each. Bernie Lepacek, (815) 436-6717.
ANTLERS -- White deer. $15 each. Meyrick Peak, (708) 257-3651.
ORIENTAL-TYPE RUGS -- 2 - 8 1/2' x 11', black, grey, off-white, excellent condition. $175 each. Phyllis Panek, (708) 448-5340.
PHOTO ITEMS -- Daylight 35mm bulk film loader. $7. Kodacraft developing tank for 35mm & 120 size film. $3. FR developing tank for 35mm, 127, 120 & 116 film. $3. Albert Fischer, (708) 246-4389.
TIRES -- Set (4) Boyd rims/Universal Mounted, w/balanced tires used one season on Chev., summer time. $750 o.b.o. Carolyn Kowalski, (708) 739-1494.
JET SKI -- 1987 Kawasaki 650 SX, stand up jet ski, custom paint, stainless steel prop, water grate, exhaust pipe, new battery, excellent condition. $2,250. Chris Girard, (815) 723-8219.
MISCELLANEOUS -- 1974 Yamaha 500 CC, low miles. $575. 17' Grumann aluminum canoe. $575. Jean Ashack, (708) 850-7398.
CHESS SET -- Unusual w/intricate detailing, board & pieces. Best offer. Bob Bourne, (708) 392-6821.
WATER BED -- King, complete light oak finish, headboard, pads, sheets, 3 years old. $200. David Compton, (708) 897-5867.
MOVING SALE -- Room air conditioner, like new. $50. Stuffed chair. $10. Large oak dresser. $50. Barstools. $5. Brass hanging lamp. $15. Television cart. $5. Must sell by Aug. 10. David Gualtieri, (312) 975-8263.
MISCELLANEOUS -- Wooden crib & mattress. $40. Stairmaster exercise equipment. $40. Toddler bedrails. $5 each. All in good condition. Steve Dorris, (708) 482-4566.
DINING ROOM SET -- Fruitwood finish, oval table, chairs, china cabinet & serving buffet. $200. Judith Savoie, (708) 904-0591.
GAS DRYER -- Sears heavy duty, moving, must sell. $50. Francis Savoie, (708) 904-0591.
ESTATE SALE -- Friday & Saturday, July 21 & 22, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m., 1909 Rosewood Court, Darien, located off Manning Road & Florence Ave., 1/2 block south of Elizabeth Ide School, bedroom set, kitchen table & chairs, microwave cart, computer desk, many miscellaneous items. Mary Jo Mauritzen, (815) 886-1811.
MISCELLANEOUS -- Rollerblades, men's 6 1/2. $60. Girl's Schwinn 10 speed Caliente bike. $75. 3 fur coats, best offer. Mary Jo Mauritzen, (815) 886-1811.
WHITE SOX TICKETS -- 4 upper deck box seats behind home plate. Sunday, Sept. 3 at 7:05 p.m. against Toronto. Saturday, Sept. 30 at 6:05 p.m. against Minnesota. $56 per game includes parking. Bill Buehring, (708) 983-1479.
MISCELLANEOUS -- Man's 27" Huffy, 12 speed bicycle, good condition. New $130 - asking $45. 42" x 30" tabletop drafting board. New $65 - asking $25. Texas Instruments model 8T graphics calculator. New $80 - asking $25. Roger Massow, (708) 739-2939.
MISCELLANEOUS -- Air conditioning units, 6,000 BTU, 115 volt, fits opening 26" x 13", 4 years old. New $400 - asking $200. 21,000 BTU, 220 volt, fits opening 27" x 19", 5 years old. New $850 - asking $375. Men's 10 speed bicycle, Sears, like new. New $140 - asking $60. Harold Miller, (708) 653-6515. PRINTER -- Macintosh style writer B/W printer, good working condition. $75. Jim Podraza, (708) 687-0607.
MISCELLANEOUS-- Heavy duty, folding, metal ironing board from 1960's. $2. Small table top humidifier, 1 gal. capacity. $2. Bernie Kestel, (708) 983-7334.
WASHER & DRYER -- Speed Queen, electric, almond, practically brand new. $450 set. Jessica Galicia, (708) 739-6607.
WATER HYACINTHS -- For outdoor pond, home grown. $1 each. Barbara Ferrantino, (708) 968-4391.
GOLF BALLS -- Like new, cheap, white, yellow & orange. $5 - $7/dozen. Helen Kuzma, (815) 838-6057.
COMPUTER -- Gateway 2000, 486 DX-33, 8 MB ram, 620 MB dual hard drives, dual diskette drives, upgraded video card w/2MB dram, 14.4K fax/modem, 15" SVGA monitor, like new condition. $1,300. Ken Chiu, (708) 717-9805.
MISCELLANEOUS -- End table, (drawer & shelf) & matching side table, excellent condition. $40. Cocktail table & matching lamp table, maple wood, early American style, fair condition. $35. Computer table, shelves, simulated wood top, little used. $35. Magnavox home entertainment center, early American finish furniture, AM/FM/Phono stereo, excellent condition. $55. AR speakers, 8" woofer. $30/pair. Toyota AM/FM stereo car radio & speakers. $5. Coleman camping stove, 3 burners, new in box. $30. Yong Shin, (708) 246-8983.
MISCELLANEOUS -- Girl's 24" bike, like new, $40. TV/entertainment center, like new. $40. Kathy Macal, (708) 654-3218.
GARAGE SALE -- Saturday & Sunday, July 15 & 16, 9 a.m. - 2 p.m., 1012 Elgin Ave., Forest Park. Furniture, clothing , lawn mower, etc. Steven Wangen, (708) 771-2109.
MISCELLANEOUS -- Antique Lane chest w/original key. $250. Kenmore furnace humidifier w/control and extra filter, like new. $50. Tempered glass cutting board. $5. Children's side bed rails. $20/pair. Dennis Tussing (708) 969-3231.
SIGNS -- "Apartment for Rent", "Open House", all 6 assorted signs for $10. Peter Turula, (708) 968-3527.
BICYCLE -- Girl's 10 speed, 24", new tires. $35. Robert Aeschlimann, (708) 416-8749.
AUTOMOBILES
1988 HONDA -- Civic, 4 door, 5 speed, 55K miles, AC, AM/FM cassette, excellent condition inside & out, great gas mileage. $5,000. James Bobis, (708) 810-0539.
1988 STERLING -- 825 SL, all power options, all leather interior, super stereo sound system, very luxurious ride & comfort, excellent engine & power train, good for another 100K miles, some minor body rust. $5,000. John Labiak, (312) 973-6640.
1982 SUZUKI -- GS450L motorcycle, very good condition, adult owned, less than 7K miles, classic style cruiser. $575. Frances Anderson, (708) 759-2889.
1993 JEEP WRANGLER -- Red, soft top, 5 speed, sport wheels, 24K miles, like new, must sell. $11,800 o.b.o. Rick Kostecki, (815) 439-2733.
1986 MUSTANG -- Convertible, red, black top, grey interior, new exhaust including cats, AT, PS, PB, AL, PT, 3.8L, V-6, stored last 3 winters, 107K miles. $4,350. Ron Kmak, (708) 301-1269.
1992 CHEVY -- G20 full size van, 35K miles, remote alarm, PW, captain chairs, bench bed, VCR hook up, antenna, mint condition, 350 V8, $11,000/make offer - will deal. John Conway, (219) 937-2513.
1988 FORD -- Taurus GL, V6, AT, PS, PB, cruise, runs great, clean. $2,500 o.b.o. Yiying Ge, (708) 985-8898 - ask for Yong.
1988 PONTIAC -- 6000, 6 cylinder, 2.8L engine, fully loaded, 63K miles, one owner, excellent condition. $4,500. Ed Kemereit, (708) 766-3398.
1986 TOYOTA -- Celica ST, blue, 114K miles, garage kept, 4 cylinder, 5 speed, PS, PB, AC, new alternator & exhaust system, good tires, very reliable, good mileage. $1,750. Ed Kohout, (708) 241-3998.
1990 CHEVY -- Camaro I-ROC, 39K miles, 5.0 liter, 5 speed, TPI. $11,400 o.b.o. Patricia Cameli, 1-800/619-1939 - ask for Paul.
1988 FORD -- Tempo GLS, 2.3L, 5 speed, 114K miles. $1,000 o.b.o. Patricia Cameli, 1-800/619-1939 - ask for Paul.
1985 FORD -- Mustang GT, 5.0L, 5 speed, 4 BBL, Koni, Sony, Hust, MSD and more. $4,500. Patricia Cameli, 1-800/619-1939 - ask for Paul.
1978 PONTIAC -- Wagon. $400 to $550 w/spare trans. o.b.o. Patricia Cameli, 1-800/619-1939 - ask for Paul.
1990 BUICK -- Estate wagon, fully loaded, excellent condition, well maintained, white, 77K miles. $7,975. Ronald Turski, (708) 983-7383.
1986 CHEVY -- Van, 8 passenger, Beauville model, good condition. $4,800 o.b.o. Van Hicks, (815) 942-8334.
1986 VOLVO -- 240 DL, maroon, AC, stick shift, excellent condition. $4,800. Eric Parks, (708) 325-3541.
1985 OLDSMOBILE -- Custom Cruiser wagon, PW, PL, PM, PS, low miles on new engine & brakes, very good condition, very reliable. $2,900. Ray Ziegler, (815) 436-0185.
1987 OLDSMOBILE -- Calais, V6, 4 door, AT, AC, $1,500 in parts, good for next 50K miles, excellent condition. $3,000. Rafael Michaut, (708) 910-4383.
1992 FORD -- Escort LX, 4 door, red, automatic, AC, AM/FM cassette, cruise, 52K miles, excellent condition. $5,900. Maureen Clapper, (708) 961-7614 - ask for Roger.
1988 HONDA -- Prelude, 5 speed, electric moon roof, AC, garage kept, new clutch, timing belt & tires, 110K miles. $6,000. John Gabor, (708) 705-3318.
1978 CHEVROLET -- Impala, 6, 83K miles, good condition. $800 o.b.o. Mark Donnelly, (708) 393-4412.
1989 HONDA -- Accord, 4 door, 5 speed, 51K miles, AC, CC, PS, PB, stereo/cassette, alarm, rust proofed, one owner, garage kept, dealer serviced, excellent condition, burgundy exterior. $8,900 o.b.o. Mohit Randeria, (708) 449-6409.
1991 HONDA -- Civic, 3 door hatchback, 4 speed, 25K miles, AC, stereo/cassette, one owner, garage kept, dealer serviced, excellent condition, rust proofed, white exterior. $6,800 o.b.o. Nandini Trivedi, (708) 449-6409.
HOUSING
CONDO/SALE -- Fairview Commons, Downers Grove, 2 bedrooms, 2 full baths, living room, dining room, kitchen, neutral colors, new tile in kitchen & foyer, CAC, appliances included. Nice quiet building. $79,000. Anita Carr, (708) 852-8679.
APARTMENT/RENT -- 1 bedroom, unfurnished, has stove & refrigerator, 1.5 miles from Lab, available 8/1/95. References & lease required. Grace Snyder, (708) 985-8511.
HOUSE/SALE -- Raised ranch, 4 bedrooms, large living room, family room, and kitchen, dining room, 2 baths, 2-car garage, large lot in cul-de-sac, minutes from lab. $139,500. Sam Ambegaoker, (708) 972-1990 - ask for Habib.
HOUSE/SALE -- Lemont, 4 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, brick/cedar contemporary 2 story, fireplace, 3 decks, finished lower level, includes full bath, rec. room, wet bar, bedroom, laundry room, shop area & separate entrance to outside. $230,000. Donna Nelson, (708) 257-2801.
HOUSE/SALE -- Romeoville, 3 bedroom, 1 bath, 1.5 car attached garage, large fenced-in back yard, plenty of space, FHA assumable mortgage w/release. $83,500. Mary Jo Mauritzen, (815) 886-1811.
HOUSE/SALE -- Custom built on 2 wooded acres, contemporary design, large studio, immaculate condition, 10 minutes from lab. Roy Ringo, (708) 325-7693.
HOUSE/SALE -- Countryside, 3 bedroom, 1.5 bath, brick tri-level, 2.5 car garage, CA, many updates, 23 x 14 family room, very nice home on quiet, dead end street. Call for more details. Raymond Ziegler, (815) 436-0185.
HOUSE/SALE -- 10 minutes from lab., 2.5 years old, 2,200 sq. ft., brick front, 4 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, vaulted ceilings, fireplace, central air, semi-finished basement, huge deck, fence. $174,500. Steven Wu, (708) 759-3256.
HOUSE/SALE -- New construction, Plainfield school district, 81 x 178 lot w/ mature trees on dead-end street, 2-story w/2.5 car garage, tan vinyl sliding w/aluminum soffet, facia & gutters, thermalpane windows, 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, kitchen w/island dinette & pantry, banister overlooks 23 x 13 living room, oak cabinets, doors & trim throughout, vaulted ceilings, fireplace, full basement. $144,900. Maria Addison, (708) 257-0092.
WANTED
Gas dryer in good working condition, brand not important, will pay reasonable price. Kim Seifert, (708) 654-2649.
Used PC (386, 4 MB, HD, VGA) or higher. Deskjet printer. Emmanuel Ahme, (312) 925-8256.
Chinese nanny, speaks Mandarin to take care of 8-month-old girl w/love & patience from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., Jean Ming Wu, (708) 495-5745.
Chinese nanny, under 50, speaks Mandarin to take care of four-year-old girl w/love & patience, light housework required. Jian-Shu Luo, (708) 964-9432 - ask for Alice.
TO BE GIVEN AWAY
Foreign stamps, free. Meyrick Peak, (708) 257-3651.
25" color, Sylvania TV console w/dual speakers. All wood cabinet, needs work. You pick up. Steve Sichak, (708) 259-2938.
To good home, female, spayed short hair black cat, she is playful, house kept, front claws removed. Barbara Ferrantino, (708) 968-4391.
One set of bound (6 months/volume) National Geographics, 1915-1968 except missing July 1961 - June 1962. Yours to pick up. Hank Bliss, (708) 771-4543.
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