Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center

NowsRoundupVol. 23 No. 12 June 29, 1984 National Aeronautics and Space Administration

Lunar soil

Shop Talk - eyed forconcreteNASA is sending 40 grams of

lunar soil to Chicago for a studyto see if the samples can be made

Inside: The manifest into concrete and ultimately usedTheRoundup's regularfeaturesare to build a variety of space struc-somewhat abbreviated this issue to tures.

make room for a special printing of The study, to be performed atthe latest Space Shuttle manifest, Construction Technology Labora-which came out May 30. Although tories in Skokie, illinois, will belaunchdatesandparticularmissions the first to use lunar soil with anare certainly subject to change, wethink the manifest which begins on eye toward engineering efforts in

space, according to Douglas P.Page 2 will giveyou an idea of what .,NASA has on tap between now and glanchard, Lunar Sample Curatorthe first part of 1987. The Swap '_i'li, "i_ "_ here.Shop and other features will return Lunar material is special in thisto their usual length next issue, regard, Blanchard said, because

Larry Griffin leaves JSC it is already in space, and as aAir Force Col. Richard L, "Larry" construction material would notGriffin has left the Johnson Space have to be lofted into orbit out ofCenter to join the USAF Space Earth's gravity well. "Lunar soil isCommand ashead of the 2nd Wing , on a body with one sixth the

Planning Group Directorate. Griffin i gravity of Earth," Blanchard said.has served at JSC since August . _ "If it can be used to make con-

Department1982asAssistanttotheofDefenseDirect°rforAffairs.He i ' '_ _ crete, it would be easier to takethis raw material from the surface

will be located at Peterson AFB, _i tColorado, until completion of the of the Moon than it would be toConsolidatedSpaceOperations bringit upfrom Earth."Center (CSOC) administration and rl T.D. Lin, a research engineerengineering building at Falcon Air with the Portland Cement Asso-Force Station in late1985.The CSOC ciation at the Construction Tech-

complex, now under construction, nology Laboratories, will conductwill serve as thecenter for Air Force _. the study. Lin, who hopes to haveSpace Shuttle operations and willbe the eventual home for the 2n¢1 f the results of his study for pres-Space Wing now being created, entation to the National Academy

of Lunar Sciences in October,Pioneer test is a "go" said concrete would offer manyRecent maneuvers of the Pioneer advantages in space construction,Venus Orbiter to observe a passing including insulation, durability,comet indicate the spacecraft canbe used to study Halley's Comet heat resistance and mass.during its closest approach to the _ NASA's Lunar and PlanetarySun in 1986. This brings to four the Sample Team, a science advisorynumber of sophisticated observa- group, made the decision to granttories spread out across the Solar . . Lin's request for lunar soil to

System that the U,S. will have in _'_ study. "1 think there was a feeling

place when the famous comet on the committee that this was areturns, Both planet Venus and potential future use for lunar re-

Comet Halley will be on the far side __q_i._ _--_ " _- " " SOUrces, They cautiously thought

of the Sun during the closest, orperihelion,approach.This puts - they ought to start enablingthisPioneer Venus in the best position kind of study," Blanchard said,to see that phase of the comet's _ _ About 80 percent of the col-passage. Other observatories are _. lection is kept at JSC in Bldg.the International Cometary Explorer, _=-_" _ °_ 31A. Another 14 percent is housedthe recently repaired Solar Maximum -"._. _\ ._ . at Brooks Air Force Base in Sanobservatory, and the Astro payload "_ : _._ Antonio. Two percent has beento fly aboard the Shuttle in March, Ib

.. _ :_. destroyed in analysis, two percent1986. _- _ .C_ is on public display, and theGalactlclnteractloncommon o_. _ "- remaining two percent is in theAn unexpectedly high percentage -_ hands of investigators all over theof galaxies seen by the Infrared A NO GO at 7"-4 seconds world.Astronomical Satellite lIRAS) are Blanchard said around 200merging,collidingorotherwiseinter- Disappointment and concern register on the laces of CAPCOMs John Blaha and Dick Richards as they watch theiracting with one another, IRAS console monitors during the attempted12th Space Shuttle launch. During the second 41-D launch attempt June 26, laboratories in the U.S. and otherscientists have reported. IRAS ob- the launch computers Initiated a main engine shutdown with four seconds to go when the main fuel valve for Engine countries have conducted testsserved 20,000 galaxies last year, of No. 3 failed to properly respond to commands. At presstime, NASA management was awaiting a damage assessment on lunar samples since the earlywhich as many as 25 percent may before setting a new launch date fo STS 41-D. 1970s.--Lynn Parsonsbe part of interacting or merginggroups of galaxies, the scientists

said. Previously, less than five per- Varied flight assignments madecent of all visuallyidentified galaxieswere seen to be interactive. Thescientists also reported that IRAS

has identified more than 40 nearby A varied list of scientists was and Dr. Taylor G. Wang of the Jet Underwater Systems Center, will Overmyer, Pilot Fred Gregory, andstarswhich may be orbited by solidmaterial, suggestingthat suns with announced by NASA in early June Propulsion Laboratory, were make oceanographic observations Mission Specialists Dr. Don Lind,solar systems forming or already for participation in upcoming named as payload specialists for during the 41-G flight. The 57- Dr. Norman Thagard and Dr. Wil-formedmaybecommonintheMilky Shuttle missions as payload spe- Spacelab 3, which is now sched- degree inclination orbit of the liamE. Thornton.Way. cialists, uled for a January 1985 launch, flight will provide a unique oppor- Dr. Acton, a native of Lewiston,

SETI to step up The list includes an oceanog- NASA also announced the selec- tunity for observation of three- Montana, is a research senior staffThe Search for Extraterrestrial rapher to fly on STS 41-G and tion of Dr. Mary Helen Johnston fourths of the Earth's oceans from scientist with the Space SciencesIntelligence(SETI)programwillhave four career scientists to fly on the of the Marshall Space Flight Cen- space. The data collected is ex- Laboratory. Dr. Bartoe, a nativea major increase in horsepower in next two Spacelab missions, ter and Dr Eugene H. Trinh of pected to add extensively to NASA of Abington, Pennsylvania, is anthe next two years when NASA Paul D. Scully-Power, a civilian JPL as alternate payload spe- and Navy oceanographic research astrophysicist with the Navalbrings on line a system capable of oceanographer with the U.S. Navy, cialists for Spacelab 3. programs. Research Lab. The flight crew forscanning millions of channels at has been added to the 41-G crew Dr. Loren W. Acton of the Lock- Scully-Power, a qualified Navy Spacelab 2 consists of Command-once. Harvard Physicist Paul on a mission scheduled to fly in heed Palo Alto Research Labora- diver, has participated in 24 scien- er Charles Fullerton, Pilot DavidHorowitz, whoisconductingoneof October. He joins Robert L. Crip- tory in Palo Alto, California, and tificcruises, 13forwhich he was Griggs, and Mission Specialiststhe most extensive searches using pen, Commander; Jon A. McBride, Dr. John-David Bartoe of the Chief Scientist. Born in Australia, Dr. Story Musgrave, Dr. Anthonyan 85-foot radio telescope, said hecan only scan 128,000 different Pilot; Mission Specialists Dr. Naval Research Laboratory in he is a naturalized U.S. citizen. England and Dr. Karl Henize.channels, a small fraction of the Kathryn D. Sullivan, Dr. Sally K. Washington, D.C., were named as Dr. van den Berg was born in Spacelab 2, which followsmany millions of possible channels Ride and David D. Leestma; and payload specialists for Spacelab Sluiskil, The Netherlands, and is Spacelab 3 due to equipmentwhere one might find signals from Canadian Payload Specialist Dr. 2, which is scheduled for an April now a chemical engineer. Dr. development delays, will mark thethe cosmos. Horowitz said there Marc D. Garneau. 1985 launch. NASA also named Wang was born in Shanghai, first time that Spacelab hardwarehave been about 45 different At seven people, the 41-G crew Dr. Oianne K. Prinz of the Naval People's Republic of China, and will be flown without a habitablesearchesforextraterrestrialsignals will be the largest crew in space Research Laboratory and Dr. is nowa physicist at JPL. Space- module. Hardware for the flightover the last 20 or 30 years, but so flight history. George W. Simon of the Air Force lab 3, the first operational mission will include three pallets, anfar no convincing evidence has Also named for future missions Geophysics Laboratory as alter- of the research facility, will em- "igloo" containing Spacelab sub-turned up. were four career scientists. Dr. hate payload specialists for the phasize materials processing in systems, and a special support

Lodewijk van den Berg of EG&G flight, space. Other Spacelab 3 crew fixture for a large cosmic ray• Corporation ofGoleta, California, Scully-Power, of the Navy's members are Commander Robert experiment.

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Property and Rentals For Sale: College Station, 3 BR house, Hutch Pro BMX Dirt Bike, excellent 44=943-1790 or 480-8800-ext. 74. Miscellaneousfenced yard, two blocks from TAMU condition, used six months, $300. Call Wooden writing desk, antique library

For Lease: Kirkmont 3-2-2, fenced campus. $49,500. Call 334-1278. Ron x3526 or 944-6590. 'able, storage trunks, area rug. Call Four brand new uniroyal steeler tires,yard on cul-de-sac, PISD, central H/A, For Sale: 101 acre farm, house fur- 1973 BMW 2002, AC, AM/FM/cas- J3-9234. size p235/75 R15, $250. Call Rogers atbuilt-ins,$520/mo. Call Gene, 482-3969. nishings, utilities, 3 trail bikes, bass sette, new rear-end assembly. Call Round pool table, one of a kind, $40. x3576.

For Sale: Executive home on golf pond, fruit and pecan trees, $975/acre, 333-3871 from 10-12 p.m. Call 538-2082. Golf clubs, matching set of Wilsoncourse, 4-3-2, approx. 2500sq. ft.,open _/2minerals. Call Don at x4606 or 488- 1975 Pontiac Catalina, tacky anti- House full of antique gold drapes Staff irons, 2-PW. Bought throughconcept, private master suite, lots of 8105. rust body but best running car owner with traverse rods. Make offer. Call country club proshop, $100 or bestglass, $158,500. Call Quinn at x4326 or For Lease: Piper's Meadow 3-2-2 FPL, ever had. Best offer. Call Cliff at x4457 Frank at 332-7383 or 483-5425. offer. Smith x4571 or 471-2419 after 5481-0289. fans, fenced yard, $595/mo. Call 480- or 486-8810. Sears 22 in. self-propelled mower, p.m.

For Lease: Piper's Meadow 4-2-2, 0279 or 333-4302 after 5 p.m. 1977 Malibu Classic, 2 DR/V8/67,000 engine perfect, propulsion needs work, Antique claw footed bathtub, $75,approx. 1400 sq. ft., $535/mo. plus For Sale: 2 lots, Camelot Forest, miles, $2,100. Call 480-7200 after 5 $65. Call 488-3966. new pro kennex Boron Ace, mid-size,deposit. Call 486-7572 after 5 p.m. Sargent Tx, on New Caney Creek, p.m. Green couch and rocker recliner tennis racket 4'/, grip. Call 482-6291.

ForSale:lnvestorsonly, lease house, camping, boating,$5,000forboth, Call 1968 VW Bug, automatic, blue, $100, chrome and glass coffee table Baby bassinet $19, wa_ker$9, deluxeHeritage Park, 3-2-2, att. garage, fenced Jennie at 433-3750 after 6 p.m. 120,000 miles, $650. Call Fred at x3404, and end table $100. Call Pam x4051 or play-yard $35, like new, Smith-Coronayard, newly painted interior, $50,000, For Lease: Egret Bay 1-1-2 FPL, W/D. 1979 Chevy Luv, Mikado, fiberglass 332-3904. electric typewriter, power correct, sel-with $10,000 down and 1st mortgage Call x6451 or 482-7061. campertop, excellent condition,S2,950. G.E. 16ft. upright freezer, $300. Call dora used, $119. Call Lee at x5156.$27,300 at 8V2% and 2nd mortgage For Sale or Lease: Country Side Call 482-1582. D. Long 538-1816. Exercycle, like new, paid $75, will$21,200 at 13%. Call Quinn at x4326 or Estates, League City 2-2-2, FPL, non- sell for $45. Call Joan at x3057.481-0289 escalating assumable 9.5% asking RVs and Mobile Homes Music Rockwell Homecraft 10 in. table saw,

For Lease: Lake front condo, 2-1, 5 $69,000. Call 488-8682. $325 Call James at 280-0539 after 5minutesfrom JSC, privatetenniscourts For Lease: Baywind I, 2-2-2 condo, 1984 14 ft. x 76 ft. Sunrizon mobile Spinet piano(Estey),excellent condi- p.m,andmarina, 24 hour security, $365/mo. five minutes from JSC, $400/mo. Call home, 2 BR w/fans, 2 garden baths, tion, almost new $995, Call 998-7714 Vacation package, fourdaysinCostaCall x2979 or 480-5583 or 482-7156. Mike at 483-5331 or 538-6343 after 6 Iocation Safari mobile home commun- after6p.m, Rica, round trip airfare for family

For Lease or Sale: Baywind I, 2-2 p.m. ity, League City, $3,200 down assume included. $700-negotiable, Call Kevincondo, FPL, new carpet, W/D conn., ForLease: 10acresAIvinarea, fenced payments. Call 554-4962. Pets at 541-2064 after 7 p,m.$475/mo. or $45,000. Call Bob at x2141, yard, cattle, horses. Call Damewood at 1983 Beaver Classic-35 Island Queen Van Halen tickets, 2, for sale, floor

For Sale: Sagemont 4-2-2, spacious, 482-5572. motor home, like new, 8,000 miles, White poodle, male, 5 months old, first show, best offer. Call Carl at 488-new roof, FPL, large den, $75,900 at For Sale: Condo, 2-2, W/D, FPL, five loaded 5,000 under list, $93,000, Call AKC, all shots, accessories, groomed, 4412,11V2%, Call 941-8218 or 339-1951. minutes from JSC, equity and assume 538-1816, $300. Call Sam at 481-5715 after 5 p.m. Bedroom chandelier, hand painted,

For Sale: Arlington Heights, 4-2-2, 974% loan. Call Larry at 996-0158 or Trailer, 4ft. x6ft. x30in.,$250. Call Abandoned puppy, needs good French leaf-scroll, design with five-formals, paneled den, trees, large 973-6904, Jeanie 433-3750 after 6 p.m. home, 3-4months, cute, good natured, lights. $75, Call 488-1326 after 4:30fenced yard, $86,000. Call 944-4997. For Lease: Egret Bay condo, 2-2 female, now has all shots. Call B. Craig pro,

For Rent: Galveston Gulf Front w/under bldg. parking, W/D, FPL, at x4031or 420-2936 after 6 p.m. Bicycle 26 in, girls Huffy Olympia,Condo, treat yourself to a relaxing $500/mo. plus $250 deposit. CallJimat DON'T COUNT Pomeranianpuppies, AKC, champion 10-speed, good condition, $50. Callvacation, low rates. Call Nussmen at x3486 or 333-2877. lineage, male and female. Call Annita Tony at 483-3987.488-7762. Weldon at 482-1461 after5p.m. Apollo 7-17 glasses, never used,

For Sale: Galveston condo, 61 st and Cars, Trucks end Bikes AKC, Boxer puppies, flashy fawn, spinoffs 76-83. Lunar Science auto-Seawall, sleeps six, storm windows, champion sire, $300. Call 482-6291. graphed by Stuart Ross, Th_s Newtwo pools. Low equity and assume. 1981DodgeColt2door, noair, good New Zealand White Rabbits, one Ocean. Project Mercury Call 333-9234Call Peggy at x5341 or338-2118after5 condition, $2500. Call 480-7200. male, one female plus supplies, $30. Maternity clothes, sizes 5-7. Goodp.m. 1977 Cutlass Supreme Brougham, Call 332-8188. condition. Call 280-0620.

Lease/option to buy: Forest Bend,4- full power, AM/FM, new paint, $1,800 Schwinn Tandem bicycle $55, ships2-2, FPL, fenced yard, game room, negotiable. CallThompsonat474-4433 Wanted hatch cover, $25. Bumperdropstepfor$550/mo. rent to apply to purchase, or 480-0555 after 5:30 p.m. P/U trailer hitch, $25. Call 488-8682.Call M. Smith at x6247 or 486-0462. 1980 Yamaha SR250 outstanding Responsible roommate needed to Want to buy electric trains. Call Don

For lease/option to buy: New Heri- condition, helmet and cover, $650. Call share 3 BR house in Countryside, M/F at x2449.tage Park, 3-2-2, appliances, drapes, Mike Fox at x5027 or 488-6246. non-smoker preferred, $240/mo. plus Gun cabinet-holds ten guns. Keywalk to school, $550/mo., apply rent to 1950 Chevy, 4 DR, 97,000 miles, 3 1/3 utilities. Call 554-7706. and felt included, $275. Lighted curiopurchase. Call M. Smith at x6247 or previous owners, refurbished. Call Housemate to share large house in cabinet $125. Call Tom at 480-2776.486-0462. Smithatx4571or471-2419after5p.m. Manvel/Pearlandarea. Mustlovedogs, 35 mm camera, Minolta XG-1 with

For Lease: Seabrook 1 BR condo, For Sale: 350 cc and 70 cc Honda non-smoker preferred. Call Sharon at flash $175. Call Jeanie at 433-3750FPL, W/D, pool, tennis, $350/mo. Call motorcycles, $200. Call R.N. Prince at x4941 or 489-1701 after 6 p.m. after 6 p.m.G. Harbaugh at x3606 or 480-3613. 334-5652. Camper top for long bed pick-up,

ForRent:JamaicaBeachnearmarina, 1981 Phoenix 4 DR hatchback, V6 _ .-. prefer molded fiberglass type. Call Carpools

4 BR, 1_ bath, furnished, sleeps 8-10. auto, AC, PS, PB, AM/FM, tape deck, SEND YOUR PRODUCTIVITY x3833 or 921-7212.Call D. Smith at x2001 or 337-3970. 52,000 miles, must sell, $3,800. Call IMPROVEMENT ACTION REPORT 1977Hondaautomobileshopmanual. Carpool wanted from 1-45 Greens

For Sale: Deer Park 2-1_,_study, near Everett at x6224 or 488-6024. ON A JSC FORM 1150 TO BE/ Call Kennedy at x2569 or 649-1236. road area to JSC, 8 a.m. to 4:30 pm.schools, $63,000, equity$18,500,$530/ 1975Chevypickupwith8ft. cabover PRODUCTIVlTYIMPROVEMENT Responsible non-smoking adult to Call Matrenia at x4031 or 580-2530me. Call 476-5287 after 6 p.m. camper shell, 77,000 miles, $2,000. Call AWARD - EXT.3545 watch infant in my home. Call 280-0620. after 6 p.m.

ForSale:Middlebrookll,4-2-2,formal Randyatx4521 or482-4083after5p.m.living and dining, FPL, fenced yard, 1972 Yamaha Endure, $50.00. Call

$87,900. Call Ron at x4039 or 488-7387 Vic Booth at x5231or 538-4260. Boata end Planes I Bulletin Board )after 5 p,m. 1984 Honda ATC-200 S, $1,050. Call

ForSale/Lease:WebsterlBRcondo Bill atx4119. Scuba complete setup, two tankswith W/D, and fan, $325/mo. plus 1977 Chevy Caprice, $1,000. CallBill with current Hydro/VIP, many extras,deposit or assume 11% fixed loan plus at x4119, excellent condition, best offer over

Osborne group to meetequity. Call Richard at x4770 or 487- 1973 International Y4T.P.U. low miles, $1,100. Call Bill at x5228.

7113. 2 new tires-battery-tuneup, $1,895 or FulllFR PiperWarriorPA-28-161 for The Clear Lake Osborne and CP/M group will hold its next meetingFor Sale: 1 BR condo, new drapes bestoffer. Call Dusty at x5336 or 482- rent. $38/hr. wet. Also, Cessna 150- beginningatga.m. July14 at the Gilruth Recreation Center. Thegroup

and carpet, $32,900. Call 538-1160 0040. 27/hr. wet. No dues or monthly fees. offers presentations, question and answer periods and educational

evenings. 1981 Mercury Lynx station wagon, 4 Based at Houston Gulf. Instructors exchanges. For more information on the meeting or the group, callForSale: Custom homein Dickinson, speed, cruise control, $3,950 nego- available immediately. Call 946-1750 Maynard Huntley at x6441 or write P.O. Box 57613, Webster, TX 77598.both formals, 4-2-2, landscaped, utility, tiable. Call Virgil at x2156, after 2 p.m.

$105,000. Call 337-5738. 1983 Honda V-45 Sabre, perfect Full IFR Cessna-172 for only $26.85/ Alley Preferred Passes eva#ableFor Sale/Lease: 2-2'/2-1 executive condition, low miles, 2 matching hel- hr.wet. DualNAU.Comm,ADF, XPNDR, The AIley Theatre Preferred Pass is again being offered for the1984-85

townhome, 2 miles from JSC, no pets, mets,$2,600. Call480-6032after6 p.m. DME, Call Mark at x4436 or 554-2536. season to NASA employees and contractors. Each preferred pass$575/mo. or $72,000. Call 333-2636 1980 Chevy Chevette, low mileage, Pearson 26, 1980, 5 sails including consists of six coupons which may be redeemed for the best availableafterSp.m. A/C, 4 DR, $2,795. Call Richard at spinnaker, 10HPelec.startO.B.,Bimini, seatsforanyAIleyproductiononeitherstage. Theprogramisdesigned

For Rent: Condo, 1-1 with garage, x5545 or 946-2523. dinghy, many extras. Perfect shape, for maximum flexibility and convenience. The price is $49. Brochuremini-blinds, W/D, pool, security. Call 1967 Cougar, runsgood, bodyneeds $19,900. Call John Donachy at 486-Kimbra at 488-2082. work, best offer. Call Walter Jr. at 9500 or 556-6312. forms which explain the program are available at the Bldg. 11 Exchange

For Lease: Middlebrook, 3-2-2, spa- 538-4766. 1969Tylercraft sailboat, 24ft. sloop, Store or from your EAA representative. Orders mailed by July 12 willcious, FPL, no pets, $650/mo. plus 1975 VW Bug, excellent condition, twinfixed keel plus 6 HP Johnson out- receive an extra ticket. For more information, call Doris Wood at x6545.deposit, Call Gary at 474-3839, new engine, new tires and paint. Call board, nice sails, slip at Walden, $3,500.

For Sale: House in League City, 3- 488-8584, Call 643-7108,

11/2-2, centralH/A, fans, fenced yard. 1982 Honda CM450 Custom, Windsor Aircraft for rent, CherokeeLance-6 I Cookin' in the Cafeteria ]12%fixedloan,$640/mo.,$5,000equity. Fairing, luggage rack, low mileage, place, club seating, $75/hr. wet, 250Call Keith at 483-3643 or 332-8251. $1,900. Call J.D. 486-1619. TT/25 RT and check ride, Cherokee

For Lease: Baywind II, 1 BR condo, 1982 Datsun 210 H, 5-speed, A/C, 140-4 place, 120 knots, private pilot,FPL, W/Dconn. CallJimWiltzatx5437 AM/FM/cassette,$4,2OO. CallRoseanne $30/hr. wet. Both A/C hangered in Week of July 2-6,1984 and l/4 Pickle. Delicious.or 944-0451 after 5 p.m. at x2731 or 487-3076. Friendswood. Will rent for less with Monday & Thursday check out our

For Lease: Baywind I, 1 BR condo, Two motorcycles for sale, 1979 commitment on hours. CallL. Dame- Monday: Beef & Barley Soup; Beef French Dip Sandwich.pool, exercise room, $295/mo.Call Yamaha, 1980Hondabothareinexcel- wood at 482-5572. Chop Suey, Breaded Veal CutletMarge at 538-4766. lent condition. Call Frank at 332-7383 w/Cream Gravy, Grilled Ham Steak, Week of July 9-13, 1984

ForLease: Baywind II, 1 BR furnished or 483-5425. Audiovisual and Computers Weiners w/Baked Beans (Special);condo, $325/mo. plus first and last 1982 Harley Davidson golf cart, gas Buttered Rice, Brussels Sprouts, Monday: French Onion Soup; BBQmonth's rent, Ca11333-3070, three-wheeland1983tilttrailer,$1,700. Free25in. TV, 12year-old-Heathkit Whipped Potatoes. Standard Daily Sliced Beef, Parmesan Steak, Spare

For Rent: Southbridge near Almeda Call (409) 945-4437 after 5 p.m. 25 in. color TV, with complete manual, Items: Roast Beef, Baked Ham, Fried Ribw/Kraut, Chili & Macaroni (Special);Mall, 3-2-2 split-level, FPL, fans, mini- 1978ChevroletMalibu,305V8,excel- handyman's delight, Still works, good Chicken, Fried Fish, Chopped Sirloin. Ranch Style Beans, English Peas,blinds, fenced yard, $575 plus deposit, lent condition, $2,000, Call Jeanie at picture tube. Call John Donachy at Selection of Salads, Sandwiches and Mustard Greens, Standard Daily Items:Call 991-1584. 433-3750 after 6 p.m. 486-9500. Pies. Roast Beef, Baked Ham, Fried Chicken,

AR 15, still in the box, never used, Tuesday: CelerySoup; Fried Shrimp, Fried Fish, Chopped Sirloin, Selection$450. Call Joan at x3057. Pork Chop w/Applesauce, Turkey ala of Salads, Sandwiches and Pies,

Model AR 40 Solid State Electronics. King, Chinese Pepper Steak (Special); Tuesday: Split Pea Soup; Meatballs

"-ace"ewsL,_. ,_ ._ c_, R"_ x3833.AntennaTwo color television sets, Sears solidrotator system, E.C. $75. Call AuButtered Spinach.Wednesday:Gratin Potatoes,HOLIDAYBreaded Squash, (Special);Ham& Spaghetti,w/Sauce,ButteredLiverCorned&Cabbage,Onions,Beef CreamBakedHashstate21in.$125, andZenith19in.$100. Thursday: Green Split Pea Soup; StyleCorn, Whipped Potatoes.Call x5013 or 943-3038. Corned Beef w/Cabbage & New Pota- Wednesday: Seafood Gumbo; Cheese

Panosonic 5 in, portable TV, United toes, Chicken & Dumplings, Tamales Enchiladas, Roast Pork w/Dressing,AudioDua11019changer, TEAC360S w/Chili, Hamburger Steak w/Onion BBQ Link (Special); Pinto Beans, Span-cassette player/recorder, pioneer SX- Gravy (Special); Navy Beans, Buttered ish Rice, Turnip Greens.727 receiver, 10 reels or reel to reel Cabbage, Green Beans. Thursday:Beef& Barley Soup; Roasttape. Call 486-0785 after 6 p.m. Friday: Seafood Gumbo; Deviled Beefw/Dressing, Fried Perch, Lasagne

Crabs, Br:oiled Halibut, Liver & Onions, w/Meat, Chopped Sirloin, Chicken FriedHousehold BBQ Link (Special); Buttered Corn, Steak (Special); Whipped Potatoes,

Green Beans, New Potatoes. Peas & Carrots, Buttered Squash.Home deep freeze, 12 cubic ft., top Friday: Seafood Gumbo; Fried

load, $75, also girl's rabbit coat, like *At Building #3 Shrimp, Baked Fish, Beef Stroganoff,4 new, $40. Call Ed Armstrong at x5107 OnWednesdaywefeatureTheReuben: Fried Chicken (Special);Okra&Toma-

or 333-3279 after 5 p.m. Corned Brisket, SwissCheeseonabed toes, Buttered Broccoli, Carrots inWasher $100, dryer $100. Call Glenn of Sauerkraut, Poupon Mustard on Rye Cream Sauce.

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