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SHARP All-Purpose Calculators The EL-211 • 8—digit calculator with liquid crystal display • Square root and one-touch percent keys • 3-key independent memory system • Automatic Power-Ofl (A P O ) • Constant reciprocal • Add-on discount calculations • Up to 10 000 hours of operation Reg S10 95 NOW $1049 The EL-210 is an economical value-packed pocket-size calculator with 8-digit display and 5-key memory • Independent memory with 9@00@ keys • Easy-to-read bright green S-digit fluorescent display • One-touch percent key • Square root function • Includes batteries • Optional rechargeable Ni-Cd battery pack (EA-18) and AC adaptor charger (EA-17) Reg $11.95 oaov w JOOUJ NOW $1095 Timber industry sag cuts into local firewood supply A fireplace is a great thing to have provided you have the necessary fire wood A sag in the local logging in dustry probably will cause firewood to be in short supply this season, predicts a Wil lamette National Forest repre sentative "Basically, firewood is a by product of logging," says Mike Kernck. forest supervisor tor the Willamette National Forest Compounding the problem is an upsurge in the wood chip market, Kerrick says "Paper mills use wood chips to make paper,- he says When the demand tor chips is up, logging firms tend to utilize more of the marginal wood ma terial meaning less is available for firewood " Although firewood still is available from the national for est, "prospective firewood gatherers should expect to go further and work harder to get It," Kerrick says “People willing to go beyond the landings, up or down the slopes, will find good firewood, but getting rt to the truck takes more work ” For more information on firewood availability in the Wil lamette National Forest call 687-6561 Cable board seeks college area member The local cable commission is seeking a University community member to serve on its public access advisory commission The University position is fust one of the Metropolitan Cable Television/Translator Commission's open positions for a 21 -person public access advisory commission to help develop and oversee a non-protit community access television center. in addition, the members will help form a non-protit corporation and will elect the initial seven-member board ot directors After die initial stages are completed, the advisory commission will continue to provide a forum lor the development ot programs, community feedback and support for the center Applications should be sent to Kent Gorham, Cable Commission. 777 Pearl St . Room 105 by Oct 20 _ Bill would axe financial aid Oregon college students will receive at least 13,000 fewer student aid awards next year It an appropriations bill now pending in the United States Senate becomes law The figure may be much larger if further budget reductions are made by the Reagan ad ministration The estimate is made by the American As sociation of State Colleges and Universities which represents 347 colleges and universities including five in Oregon The estimate is based on the fact that there will be more than one million fewer awards — grants and student loans — in the 1982-83 school year than in the current year Both public and private college students will be affected AASCU stated that it is impossible to tell at this time how many students may have to drop out of college if these budget cuts are made But we know that it will be far more difficult to afford college at a time when costs are rising more than 13 percent per year,” says an AASCU representative Members of the House of Representatives will be voting on student aid appropriations soon Bodybuilding champs flex muscles, egos for 400 devoted fans Monstrous muscles marched on to glory , Saturday at South Eugene High School By ALAN WRIGHT OMha EimraM Bodybuilding builds muscle as well as character, says Oregon women's weightlifting champion Barbara Rosen berg Rosenberg, 27. highlighted the 1981 Southern Oregon Bodybuilding Cham pionships and Teenage Mr Oregon Championships held Saturday at South Eugene High School The second annual event brought together muscle men and women — in separate divisions — for a show of strength Contestants flexed biceps triceps, deltoids and anything else that would ripple to the approval of nearly 400 devoted bodybuilding fans "I love it, says Carole Weinstein, a competitor in the Ms Southern Oregon event "It's an ego trip " The event s sponsors and organizers. Curtis Crebar and former Teenage Mr Oregon Mark Delps, want to establish the bodybuilding sport or art, as some contestants call it, in an area extending from Salem to the California border All contestants at Saturday's cham pionships were amateurs, and some had never competed before Rosenberg , who gained 10 pounds in muscle after training for only six weeks, has been flexing in front of audiences for a only one year — a very successful year She placed second in the Pacific Coast bodybuilding contest and second in the Junior Ms national competition More experienced bodybuilders have trainers or coaches, says Mark Govanni, a 19-year-old who placed third in the Teenage Mr Oregon category Many contestants make up their own routines and "try to make it look fluid," he adds To prepare for the competition con testants 'pump up" their muscles by lifting weights or practicing poses Then they cover themselves with oil — a purely theatrical requirement When they ap pear on stage the oil makes their mus cles glisten and stand out How are bodies rated in this game? According to Crebar, judges, look at the quality of posing, body proportion and muscle definition The judges usually are promoters, gym owners or ex-bodybuilders, like four-time Mr Universe champion Bill Pearl, one of the judges Bodybuilders spend a great deal of time and effort preparing for competi tions. Crebar says These guys train two to four hours every day and I have a great deal of respect for them ” Photo by David Corey There were certainly no 98-pound weaklings in the Southern Oregon Bodybuilding Championships held Saturday in Eugene. 1 The EL-8160 NOW $22“ is more than a calculator This high-styled ultra-slim alphanumeric calculator is also a memo pad with rolling writer display • Highly visable 8-digrt dot matrix liquid crystal display As you enter letters or numbers the display rolls to the left for up to 24 characters • 4-key independently accessible memory and Storage Computer protects your entries even when the power is turned off • Memory Safe-Guard • Sensor Touch - entry panel has dual function keys: numbers and letters • Auto Power-Off (A P O.) functions foi extended battery life • Vinyl wallet and battery included Reg $29 95 The EL-8162 NOW $2995 is a beautiful combination of slim design calculator and liquid crystal digital watch • &-digit liquid crystal display • Built-in clock has date hour minute second alarm calendar and stop watch (with lap time) functions • Audible input check ” tone • One-touch percent key • Constant reciprocal calculations • Symbols include minus error memoi AM PM audible input check alarm STP LAP battery indicators • Includes wallet case and batteries Reg $34 95 Other Sharp Specials EL-315 Reg. $14.95 NOW $12.95 EL-405 Reg $19.95 NOW $16.95 CASIO $39 95 ML-90 CASIO • 8-digit LCD thin notebook music calculator with time and date • 11 -note musical scale with vibrato • 12 Pre-programmed melodies for alarms special dates such as birthday, anniversary Christmas • 2 Alarms 2 date memories, time signal, stop watch • CLOCK hour, minute, second. 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Ed. 400 TLN 8006 Wed. 4:30 YWCA 686-4439 2 credits The Twilight of Western Thought: A Christian Response Soc 400 TLN 8005 UH 11:00-12:20 301 Gerlinger 3 credits Food, Hunger & You Soc 200 TLN 8101 UH 3:30-5 334 Science 3 credits Workshops Metaphysical Wisdom Wed. 3:30-5:30 159 Straub Hall Meditation Mon. 7-8 p.m. 202 Villard SEARCH, Suite 1 EMU
