Classifieds
For sale
'97 Honda Civic DX 4dr., 36k miles, air, automatic and CD player. Call 630-466-1959 for more info.
'91, Buick Skylark, 75k miles, in good condition with air-conditioning, ask 1,500 $, obo. Call 2710 at Lab, or 305-8493 at home.
'88 Toyota Corolla for sale: Black, 103k miles, AM/FM radio, new battery. Runs great! Very reliable! Ask $1,550 o.b.o. gradinu@yahoo.com or X3547.
'99 Goldwing SE (Silver) with extras, 11.9k miles, $13,500. Excellent condition and runs great. Markland receiver hitch and (5 pin) OEM trailer wiring kit, Markland floorboards, foam grips and extra windshield, 2 headsets for the intercom. Still has 18 mo. on original (unlimited miles) warranty. Can get another 3 yrs extended (unlimited miles). Call Terry X4572 or e-mail skweres@fnal.gov
UNIVEGA Ladies Mountain Bicycle, 16ç aluminum frame, aluminum alloy wheels with front and rear quick release, Shimano brakes and derailleurs, grip shifting, tuned. Equipped with toe clips, kickstand, bottle holder. Two summer old, original $317, asking $150 obo, call Mike 840-2191.
3 piece sectional $400, bench with full set of weights $25, Kenmore 75 water softener $100, bunk beds $75, large upright freezer $50. Call Larry at 5242, or evenings 510-3096.
Mountain bike Bridgestone x-large frame $150 new chain & sprocket. Trek - medium frame $200. Specialized - medium frame $250. Greg x4606 (630)557-2523
Cateye Ergocisor Model EC-3500. Electronic heart monitor with variable load. This exercycle is in excellent condition. Very comfortable. $1,000 new - Asking $500 John Urish ext. 3017 (urish@fnal.gov).
Sears Craftsman 10" Radial Arm Saw with manual $175.00 obo. Contact Randy at 630-964-2311 or rlwyatt@fnal.gov or x8630.
Guitar Effect Pedal: Marshall EC1 Compression. New $50. Riflescope with mounting hardware: Tasco. Previously mounted on Winchester 30-30, $15. Curtis x2394 or crawford@fnal.gov
Scott's Classic 20ç reel lawn mower, 1 year old, $25; Women's golf clubs with cart, $50; Kenmore electric dryer, 6.5 years old, works fine; $25 Oak bedroom set with small 3-drawer bedside dresser & larger 9 drawer unit with mirrors, $400, x5165 or aicher@fnal.gov
For Rent
Naperville 5 years new single family house, 3 bedroom 2-1/2 bath, school district 203, 2 car attached garage, master bedroom suite with luxurious bathroom and walk-in closet, full basement, $1,750/mo., chendi@fnal.gov or 355-1253
Two bedroom apt. lower level for rent. Non-smoker, no pets. $500 a month plus one month security. Pidgeon Hill area-Aurora. 801-1775 or pager 905-1698.
Tutoring
Adult bilingual woman science tutor/teacher is looking for work. Contact Teodora (doina@fnal.gov).
Painting
Professional painting: Interior, exterior, commercial and new construction. Call for free estimate 630-714-8080.
Bible Study
The 12 o'clock (noon) Bible Study meets in the Huddle every Wednesday. Everyone is welcome. If interested contact Jeff Ruffin x4432, or ruffin@fnal.gov.
Lab Note
Since the front entrance has been closed, some bicycles have become orphaned on the front plaza. While the scaffold and weather wall are being built, they are not in the way, but when the windows are being replaced, the bikes will have to be moved. We will have security cut all locks and remove them to another location. There are new bike racks on the west side of the building to make up for the lost spaces on the plaza.
Letter to the Editor
Dear FERMINEWS:
Though it probably matters more in Pittsburgh than anywhere else, there is a difference between "Melon" and "Mellon." Both spellings were used in the table of physics students who participated in research at the Tevatron fixed-target program ("Education: Right on Target,"
FERMINEWS, Vol. 23, No. 12). It is to the credit of your softwareóand, I daresay, a relief to the members of the Mellon familyóthat ìCarnegie Melonî was not considered identical to ìCarnegie Mellon.î A ìCarnegie melonî is a hypothetical menu item that I've not yet been able to convince a local club to adopt.
A more cynical or suspicious person would be tempted to think that you had made this error intentionally, as a test to see if the president actually reads your newsletter. I do, and I think it's very well done.
Sincerely,
Jared L. Cohon President Carnegie Mellon University
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