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TO QUR READERS: In this Christmas issue of TIMELINEZ we will differ from our usual format so that we can present as much information as possible about a worthy project which has come to our attention. The American Head Trauma Alliance is a non-profit organization formed to address the long-term problems of the head injured population and their families. | :

One of the programs being attempted by this organization is the cognitive rehabilitation of head injured victims utilizing the TIMEX computer. Mr. Richard L. Huxtable of the AHTA is the person in charge of this undertaking and he has supplied TIMELINEZ with an excellent presentation. It will become apparent to our readers that much effort has gone into developing and explaining the requirements for this type of programming. The AHTA also has a review and evaluation procedure. set up to handle S/W donations. They have taken a very professional approach to this project. .° 2.05

Now the rest is up to us. We have many TIMEX:owners out there who could make a contribution to the AHTA. Advanced programming skills are not necessary ~ just basic, straight forward, common sense programming.

This should be a real opportunity to combine*our enthusiasm for the TIMEX computer with a worthwhile project. We hope those who undertake this challenge will keep us informed on their progress. Merry Christmas from the staff of TIMELINEZ. _

HEAD TRAUMA ALLIAPCe SEEKS COGHITIVE REHABILITATION SOF THARE

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Qn January 4th, my 17 year old son was a high school senior, tall, broad shouldered, popular, and was about to comPlete a high school comPuter Programing course at Jet Propulsion Laboratories. . That was also the day he was hit by an automobile and suffered severe head injury requiring brain surgery. . He sPent two weeks in deep coma, and tuo months without the ability to respond. . We didn’t even know if he understood what we were saying to him. . By many little things we began to realize that he could hear us. he could understand us, he wanted to resPond. he had something he wanted to say, there was meaning in his eyes, he oFened his mouth and . « « -« an anxious exPression came over his face . - He could not remember the words he needed to thoushts.

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| After seven and a half months in the hosPital, Rich is home now, . He has come a lon3 way. . Slowly he is reProSraming the most comP lex comPuter in the world. . The language is not Basic, Cobal, nor Fortran. . It is a sort of "machine code” unique to the human brain. .« He can walk slowly with a four legged cane. . He can remember many words now, and can Pub together short sentences. . He can understand as well as before, the "INPUT" mode seems oPerative, though there is a Problem with the "FAST" load. . The real Problems are the "POKE" command to activate the sPeech module and the "“EPRINT" command to the Pen in his hand. . He has to reestablish

the associations of words with thoughts, names with thinds, sounds with letters, time with sequence, motion with direction. . This requires many, many, many rePititions. -.

FELIMES

RICH MEEDS COGNITIVE REHABILITATION. .

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Co you know anyone that rides a bicycle or 3 motorcycle, rides in 4 car, Plays baseball or watches baseball games, or engases in any activity where he or she might be struck in the head? . If s0 that Person may be one of the 78.600 americans who will suffer severe head injury in the next 12 months. . Half of them will later have trouble translating words into thoughts. or thoushts into words. .« Many will recover communicative sufficiency within a. feu months, but for most. it will take years of rePitition. .

THEY WILL NEED COGNITIVE REHABILITATION. . Will the Person you know be one of them? |

There are many highly qualified sPeech Pathologists that can Sive Suidance in the Process, but. for most families, their fees are too high to Permit daily sessions. . Most insurance Policies do not cover sPeech theraPy, or contain only limited coveraze. . The obvious solution is to use the. comPuter between theraPy sessions to. maintain, or even to. sharren the skills relearned under the Suidance of the theraPist. ~~ =

Yes. cagnitive peli ieakaen softuare has been develoPed, but thus far, only for comPuter hardware costin3s 2,000.69 or more. . Most of these Programs have been developed for diagnostic or testing PurPoses under the eve of a Pyscholosist or trained theraPist. . The family that ijiust sPent thousands of dollars on medical and hosPital bills can not afford such costs. .

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The ‘AMER ICAM HEAD TRAUMA “ALLIANCE is attemPting to. “induce deve loPment of the needed sofware in Sinclair Basic. . A description of the ProsrPective user, Program Joals. Possible methodolosy and format, do and don’ts has been distributed to over one hundred interested Frogramers throughout North America and England. . When Programs are received. they will be reviewed by the Alliance’s advisors and Parent members. . Sustestions will be made to imProve the Programs. and when they are Perfected, they will be assembled into myltiPle task @rourPs having common Levels of difficulty, with menu access. . Instruction marnsals to guide theraPists and Parents in the use of the Programs will be PrePared. -. Finally, the news will 90 out to therapists, head inJjury (organizations, hosPital discharge administrators, Psychologists, Physicians and others, that there is cosnitive rehabilitation software available for the $80.88 comPuter all can afford. .

, If you want to try your hand at it - Cremember it will not be

@asy to do it right» - ask for mone information throush the

AMERICAN HEAD TRAUMA ALLIANCE. P.O. Box 711945, Los Anzeles, CA.

90017. . Thousands of minds have shaped the comPuters now the

comPuter can helP resharPe the human mind. | (Now I can remember the word? . . . It’s HOFE !

(CONT, Ra: | | R. Huxtable

AMERICAN HEAG TRAUMA FILL LAr

P.O. Box 711945, Los Angeles. CA. 98G17

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riELIPJE 2 SBRZUG<3 RITA CARR REPORTS ON BOSTON Tr CELEBRATION

» - - A CELEBRATION October 22, 1983 |

The Timex-Sinclair Celebration, sponsored by the Boston Computer Society Sinclair-Timex User Group, was held at the Boston Park Plaza Hotel. This convention celebrates the second anniversary of this user group. | — | | ,

Approximately 25 exhibitors filled the main hall. A wide range of

hardware, software, peripherals, and publications were on display. All

$ the displays were quite crowded with prospective users. "GAMES TO LEARN BY" sold all the 2868's and had only 2 1508's left by the end of |

‘the day. _ |

Special exhibits showing the versatility of the T/S computers, many with hands-on activities, were held throughout the day. Gregory Coffin, Ph.D., Director of Urban Schools Collaborations, Northeastern

University”. demonstrated how T/S computers are being used in the Boston

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Some of the topics of the 15+ seminars were:

"USING THE T/S 1988 FOR BIOMEDICAL INSTRUMENTATION APPLICATIONS" _.“?HE INS AND OUTS OF STARTING YOUR OWN COTTAGE INDUSTRY" _ "COMPUTER LITERACY" ta ;

“y was invited to demonstrate a musical program for the 2068 written by our own Bob Orrfelt entitled " “Maple Leaf Rag’. by Scott Joplin®. |

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By far-. the most popular talk was a joint effort by Maggy Bruzelius.-. § Executive V.P., Sinclair Research Ltd. and Dan Ross. V.P., Timex. Computer Corp. Entitled "The Present and Future Plans for Timex and: Sinclair", both speakers stressed the fact that the success of their products was due to the user and third-party vendor support. Although. not able to disclose more information, both Sinclair and Timex are excited about new products in the near future. The demonstration of the new technology used in the 2868 was well received and very | impressive.

In a private interview with Dan Ross, I conveyed the abandonment felt by users of the 1908, now that the 1598 and 2068 have been introduced. He assured me that Timex was there to help and support all users of all their products. Dan Ross has accepted my invitation to speak to us at an upcoming user group meeting to address our unanswered questions. He will be here on Tuesday, January 31, 1984, at the regular South Bay T/S User's Group meeting, located at Dysan Corp. headquarters in Santa Clara at 7 PM. |

In conclusion, the convention was a success in bringing users, vendors. and the manufacturer together to celebrate the success of the T/S computers. This truely was “A Celebration".

“Rita Carr

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The Pere Sor Usins the Pre Clap es —— eae ‘GENERAL - The head- injured youns adult is wernetis a Person 15 to 25 years of age, most often male. who has suffered a severe head injury and Possible brain surgery. 323 the results of an aubomopile-

moborcycle or other accident. . HeShe has Probably shank several | dass or ever weeks in coma, and several months in a hoskital. Ss bomwiy |

WORRICIC TRL. ermine WAN ’ © ’ a if

pegaining the ability to walk and to resrond to others with 2 simPle . "ges" and ono": and one wes Phrases. |

be manthss - “making 1 MerZe

. PHYSICAL © DISABILITIES - Freguentty there are Prsasical | disabilities canfining the head. injured eecson to a wheelchair ard |

Limited . far | mary

vet. often. the use of. one and. will be | lose fiFfic ?

ipia. multip te® peEShONseS °

from seParate Portions of the keyboard Csuch ‘as the uP. down, ridht. —

and left -—- @ and A. P and L - inPut required in Pac~Rabbit>®, ar to oPerate a. Joy. stick that. Slides about the table. . Farin Lees te different Portions of the ‘brain will result in differing Phasical

Levels of difficulty, is ‘likely to be. usable “by all head~indured Late ee

ABILITY TO UNDERSTANO — The? abitits: to Perceive visual stimuli, or to understand words in-.théir written form, mas be impaired in cases where the. Portions. ‘of the brain res sponsible for that function have been effected. . In other cases. if vision is not impaired. the

ability to: understand wisual. matter. and “the written word May be

substantially the same as before the accident. HOWEVER, the ability to recall the words needed to communicate or to exPress thoughts,

will be i ene . Even when this recall ability besins to meds elePes E W-1T t - almost aluaus be somewha!

inJurs. « The ability to analyze and inter-relate information concerning tue, three, or more differin? factors, 15 likels to be

slower than in non-indiueed Persons. . It is only in oa very Fei PRPS

Cases, that this may be an emotionally based confusion resultins from 3 sudden change in life’s circumstances Ci.@.: being insureds,

where it aPPears to disarPear over a few weeks or mo onthe «|

Actually, it almost aluiays involves 2a long-term Process ~seleve TAP1 GS ward recall, short-term Ctask learning? memory, decision mak ins, problem solving, etc.,to which comPuter Programs miasht be directed. .

COMCENTRATION - A substantial number of head-inJjiured have great.

difficulty in cancentrating on a single subject for a lang Period

time and they are easily distracted. . For this reason, comPuter programming should load simPly and quickly. Possibly by cartridge or EPROM. and be as entertaining and as en@rossings as Possible. ‘CHote:

It would be better to have a reliable 6 minute load of 6 or S, menu access "Sames", than separate loads or one temPramental high seed

load that "blows out" seversl times before it takes, even when you. are using an interface. ts

SHORT TERM MEMORY - The head-injured Person mas often have imPaired short term memory. .« Instructions that invelve more than three or four steps or Procedures. are frequently forgotten after 2

sinale execution. ~. On the other hand, where such memory is not)

impaired, frequent repetition of instructions that interurPt or detract from contirnwits, will anger the user. . For this reason, briet instructions aPPearinag as an inconsPicuows Part of the screen disPlay are bests. or the game Program misht have alternative formats, one for the Person-that requires "renewal" with each execution Perhaps an aluiass available "help menu" upon entry of a

LSlower thaw before the

j food cognitive imPairments. « Ho single Program, even with differing

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shift H>), and another version Cor an opPortunity to skip by the instructions? for those who are ready to "Play the game" on 4

repetitive basis.

LONG TERM MEMOR' - Memory of events, schools. vacations familys home, friends, and educational learning Pre-datina the irduey are often Inite good. although the ability to recall NAMES... or SPECIFIC... WORDS needed to communicate that memory or to exPres2 neu ideas, may” be .serioustlys imPaired. . In these cases "word clyes" and Multiple - ghoftce"~ programs are. desirable, Providins that they. are “not. f confusing. Presenting. too mars choices. , QuIZ ‘Programs, — requirin?

“SO entre” Of? PROP eR Tye spettied ‘word. ansvers” from: menarasr are not: “Far: early use, unless the recall can be triggered by limited “malbiP le choice" sugSestions. . When used, . the Program should Permit . insertion of several suprise or Personalized questions, such as. "Is your Dad’s middle name Byron, Robert. or - “Hey, youl??". "Who oe ~ your kid brother his first bicycle?". guccess, and can be changed from time to time to maintain. nove Lege

and interest. — several. alternatives are available.

““passibly be adaPted by allowing the time or rate of increasing comPlexity.

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Reverse Polish Notation 72x81 Language {s a FORTH-like language providing 15 times the execution speed of Sinclair BASIC in half the program space!

RPNZL GOES BEYOND FORTH--

@3000 bps cassette system eStructured, modular code with IF, 00, BEGIN, WHILE, SELECT/CASE eFull T52040 printer support 24 — eFull-screen editor with flashing cursor eSuilt-in SHAPE and FiGure ac la z eMore features eMore features ©

The RPNZL Programing System Package a includes: = Ps eLanguage Tape with Resident

Monitor Program

efditor/Compiler e70-page Manual.

eProgram Sampler — eLinker — -3 The RPNZL System requires at - 25 least 16K RAM $29.95 °° (Add 64% sales tax + $2. 00 . ene shipping & hangin) ..

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DECISION MAKING - Since the ability to inter-relate aierering factors is often imPaired. so is the ability to make decisions. where gts . Decision makina is its elf Lan See -. subJect matter ta which a comPuber Program might be addres sede . Tao ube.

wo he garlys tevels, only two or three choices shows Let be, Presented, and the time. allowed. should be liberal. .

etc. . These as sure some

“wistina game “Programing: Cat: user tic choose slower ree ction

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Mutual Fund Master

* Store entire mutual funds listing, up to 600 stocks.

* Selected print out; choose minimum percent gain for printing.

* Automatically prints when screen is full, if desired.

* Ideal for selecting funds on more frequent

looks with Mutual Fund Minder.

User friendly and menu driven. Instructions with cassette.

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SEHSITIVITY ~-- £The

inJured subject is veRey resPonsive and encouraged by Praise. é He-She is also sensitive and discouraged ¢asily, and will immediately reject anythins that susgests ridicule. . Phrases like, "No

stupid.” or "Wrond, Duras» "" MUST.

such as "hooks, that’s not it. Try aSain."” is better. . If the user betters a Previous hish

Praise the achievement.

MATURITY - As indicated above, PercePtive ability of most head injured Pechle is that of a mature, young adult. who can be sensitive to ridicule. . Prosrams written as if they, the Pre-schooler elementary school level, can be Perceived as a form of ridicule. . The most difficult task in this form of Pro Srammins is to take into account Possibility. of short memory, attention. SPAT

dec izton making ability. while not insultins the head injured Person’ S intelligence.

inp aied

Pm oarnearn CoosglsS

Each Program should be designed to develoP one or more coanitive skills such 3s:

SHORT TERM MEMORY — How see iti now you don’t: what blhere were the Pairs?

YO, was it? .

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WORD RECALL - What is. name for the obJect or forin Pictured graphically? . What word c3.n be made from the

ecrambled letters? “This tyre of Program can be very frustratina even for uninsured Persons, ard could be destructive for head injured, Wales graPhic, or ‘tml agerins" {S---— 32 clues are Provided.

WORD MEANING - Wricn Hore is the OPP os Lhe : DF 2 a ® 7 s Which word does not belonst: .

in ProPer Present and future sequence.

route . will. Instead a Phrase _

the Program itself should ©

are or earls.

the.

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Which words kind of thins? . time. or in.

Arranse Phrases

| DECISION MAKING - subject do I want? . Which box could hold the Guitar? . Which

| RELATIONS SHIPS:

tic-tac-toe. oe

the . scavenger hunt? « Cant iter ted deductive reasoning — — James . Arrange described

events in sequence | the objects in sequence of size the titles in sequence of imPortance. «- Form. is not Riad ‘the o ethers?

LETTER AND - WORD SQUHDS —

“If a sPeech module is available-

ans of the above Program

eancePts can be more helpful if

the Words. tie we

hears “yhen.

the user particularity.

question that was missed. C AHTA is exPerimentin3s with the DCP SrPeech Pack, which “uses

Digitalker vocabulary Kits 1 and

2 to do such things as sPell out the word in Hangman Salitaire, announce numerical scores uP to 24,999, and Qive directions in coordinate location Problems, i-e.!' "Go Morth East. "2

ITZ» KHOWLEOGE =- knowledse and exPosure to meu! information is desireable, bb the more imPortant function is to make the user relearn and use communication skills. . Such a Prograin should be 3238 entertaining as Possible, Permit

QLD e. ald

“entry of Personalized Tuestions,

SraPhics, and where use sPeech and sound.

Use Possible,

REACTION © vant to develore

TIME - Yess we reaction time

too, but the challenge must be very moderate as discussed. above. | 7

relate to the same —

Paste

Which

on | ~~ GROUP. RECOGNITION -'Threé— ‘Gimehetonat Which team wins.

of time.

Which share or

Tt. Program _ Provides. the eoanrect ansvier to 3

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~ 94NG.. joe. _ the, me 7 Which ‘golf "elu ‘ehould IT use?

: | teacina. Sky

DIMELINE Se

-secific Levels of recovers. -« Simple. right or. left movements.

“guch- as. ins Asteroids or “Roadrace, “are: Booed in early levels... its ‘the |. temPo is) slow -@noush, Fast. Paced.uPp and. — dounr right and. left, movements

using four: different fingers on _hands. ee

in. Pacn-

two sneh as

vel recovers

en © Graphics

4 Use ~ as much sraphics as “Possible * without too much limitation of subject matter or of. variety. . Smiling faces; pockets; oversized . lettered | words such — 7 STERRIP IC™ or "ZAPP"; trees that SRO. UP ‘the side of the screen as the = score = accumulates: mountain: pat. climbers: are ossibilities. . the USE of

is vers’ ‘desirable, _

figure shown: a triange» 4a eauare, .a ..fircle, or the

giloette of a trée?"

agg Rules

pd Bive- the user the option to choose when he is ready to prosress to the next degree of difficulty; avoid Problems that mist Prosress. aytomatically.

HAWG WILD Software

(TM)

P.O. Box 7668 _ Uffie Rock, Arkansas 72217

COORDINATION © ~ Gamts requirina coordination mish be devised with reference ta

“noe, be. Possible

Aas

"ls the

choice and in the

. PO incorrPorate a2 levels of difficulty, the "first time" or "easy" allow Plenty of reaction time or offer fever choices. | CO Provide the anewer along. with "Trs encouragement.

correct. again”

with | Praise —- the sreater. the

betterment, the Greater the Fraise. | | 00 use graPhics i eee Pictures shapes & diasrams in

saeoclanien with names DO use 2 sound or speech

module if it will. substantially imProve the Prosram.

DO Sive the User an opportunity to review the rules from time to time, but ba MOT

make him do so if he wishes to Play without interruPtion.

Level

bo. recognize: a better. gcore E-

O0-HOT require knowledge of

3 long and comPlex set of rules.

| DO-HOT commit the user ‘to

leona test or Same tasks unless

hers is an a2! Way 6 ee Weer eeeee Pee eee eet. a oO at a eR We 2 re TL : | | :

bO-NOT use ansthina that

could be taken for ridicule.

OO-HOT require inPut in easy level Programs, that requires both that a decision be made AND that it be made Iickly. |

DCI-HOT make the task last ‘too longi i«@.! many 4 or 5 minute successes are better than a 28 mirute failure.

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use baby

urgency or excitement that could

intensify frustrations or even trisager seizures. Foose em a. tC.

The - Program should load running, disPlaying a menu of the available activities by simPle discriPtive titles, such ase —"Yg = s01f", "cs = concentration", or "w = whak is itt". "Blind" menu oFfions should. include "*%" which will

Produce a STOP error code 9ive access to the Program for modifications "REMCAP" for a rePart of remainin3S capacity: and "SWITCH" used to switch over to, ar to Power down a Cramic or gimilar RAM Pac. . Although these foremats can be charnsed, we Rhoke that oa uniform meni, aPPearance can be maintained ti avoid confusion to the users.

of th

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The, main Suide lines deve LoPment Y rehabilitation Prisse ans in Sinclair Basic Languase, ea that all families with a head inJjured Person can afford comPuter thieraPs. . Most will start aut only with the TrS 1469 or TS 1580, a black and white TY and 3 bape remoriger. . SPeech and seynd modules, and the T*S ebisg gre Possible future . HoPefully cartridses units will come soon.

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__The__American. Head Trauma

Alliance ~ is a nan~Profit charitable organization, with a Primary PurPose of establishins

a2 lons term residential facility for head injured youns adults who reqiuire supportive cosnitive rehabilitation. . ble are not in the business of devising “or selling mamPuker Products or

OO-NOT | talk or | sugsest that the user “is inadequate. |

DO-HOT create a sense of

and

exbhentians.—

software. .« AHTA does desire.” however, to stimulate the deve loPment of rehabilitation Prasraming for Wee on an

‘interest

with

affordable comPuter.

An's Program eubmitted. should be on cassette accomPanied by its loading name and an exPlanation of its finction and intended Purpose. Each will be reviewed by AHTA consultants and returned with comme tht .« < If a sufficient number of suitable Froagrams are develoPed, AHTA will PrePare manual materials exPlainins the manner in which such Programs can be most effectively used, which Proaramns Warious levels Provide or endorsement » 2 commercial "Kackage” Prosrams? to head injured. and will obtain national advertising in one or more aPProPriate Publications. .«

attemPt to pee in Ccombuher families af

Providina 2

A Portion of royalties generated |

Programs Fiven the and for which instructional

bu sale of FAHTA endorsement AHTA has PrePared materials, will be Paid to or retained by AHTA, for use in its residential develoFfment Program. . AHTA will nob Purchase nor will it Publish any Provsrain received for review and comment.

The foresoins material does not

cover a1 Seat eles or bekiaviarg | comPane nt af head indurs, therapy or ace Persons interester im learnins Hore about the subjech are encouraged £2 mak € induiry through AHTA: the Seeech

Pathology Derartment of a nearby college or university, or other

professional Facility dealin: with rehabilitation.

Thousands of minds have shafed the capability of your computer, now it can

reshabe a human mind.

R. Huxtable

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PIB LI a Ba ERY AND EAST Be GROUP INFORMATION © SOUTH BAY [/S USER USER GROUP » -

‘The next SBAZUG meeting will be on Nov. 29, 1983, at 7 P.M. in the Dysan Corp. Auditorium. Dysan Corporation _ 5201 Patrick Henry Drive | ————————— Santa Clara, CA Sih SRE EES TRE EE SP OE OE

ME SRE SH EST SAN FRASNOTSOO President of SBAZUG: “QRELAND BAY RARER COMPUTER (SED GOOUG SPECTIALING Ih i ig rah TIMEX SINCLAIR AND ZS0 Base e/o TIMELINEZ Lean ea, Oa Se Se Leite! & P.O. Box 1312 MEETINGS ARE HELD OM THE AT THE WEST BRANCH OF THE Articles and adver BERKELEY PUBLIC LIBRARY. : sey Bec MEETINGS START AT T.20 PM.

South Bay members should be submitted to: Ted Helderman Wyte es a eae 1121 Nottingham Place _ Ce ie WOODY MOPHEETERS San Jose, CA 95117 , _TBRAR AN; icc MiiSHS ETE: Phone: 408 241.5661

Membership dues are $15 per year (make checks payable to SINCLINC) and mail to:

Paul D. Perreault

947 Clara Drive Palo Alto, CA 94303 Phones 415 856-9446 venin,

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SOUTH BAY T/S USER'S GROUP

Just a brief note to wish all you T/S users HAPPY HOLIDAYS, and to thank you for your generous support in electing me your new President. he

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Just a reminder: Dysan Corp. ‘will be closed the week of December 25. Therefore. we will not have a December meeting.

Looking forwacd to meeting with you in the New Year.

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