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SKI PACKAGES
No. 1 THE FISCHER CRESTA SET
row THE BEGINNER TO NOVICE
Fischer Cresta Skis. $175.00
Salomon 325 Bindings or. 79.95
Marker M-25 Bindings or. 105.00
Tyrotia 170 Bindings. $5.00
Scott Metric Ski Poles. 19.95
toaMHation $ Release Check. 20.00
Regularly $319.95
sale *149.88
No. 2 THE DYNASTAR K2 SET
FOR THE BEGINNER TO NOVICE
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. 195.00
. 79.95
. 85.00
. 106.00
. 19.95
. 20.00
Regularly $359.95
sale *169.88
No. 3 KASTLE K2 PRE SET
FOR THE NOVICe TO INTERMEDIATE
Kastte Swing Skis or. $245.00
K2 300 SP Skis or. 230 00
PRE 800 Skis. 245.00
Salomon 537 Bindings or. 104.95
.Tytetia 2800 Bindings. 110.00
Scott Mstric Ski Poles. 19.95
InstaBation A Release Check. 20.00
Regularly $394 95
sale *199.88
No. 4 THE K2 FISCHER DYNASTER SET
FOR THE NOVICE TO PfTERMEDIATE
K2 412 Skis or.
Fischer SC4 Spoil Skis or. .
Dynastar CSX Skis.
Salomon 637 Bindings or . .
TyroBa 280 D Bindings_
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. 110.00
. 19.95
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JUNIOR PACKAGES
JR-1
Fischer JR Crown XC Skis.
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Tonka Ski Pote*.
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Autzen holds
Alum parties
Pre- and post-game social ga
therings under a giant tent in
the Autzen Stadium parking lot
are held for alumni and friends
at all University home football
games.
Sponsored by the Alumni
Association and hosted by the
Lane County chapter of the
association, the “Giant Alumni
Tent” opens at 10:30 a.m. and
remains open through the day.
Refreshments and “Duck
paraphernalia” are sold, and
entertainment is provided by
various groups including the
University rally squad and the
Fighting Duck marching band.
In addition, prizes are given
away including seat cushions
and Duck stickers. An alumni
information table will also be
set up in the tent.
Following each game, a
videotaped replay of the contest
is shown. Remaining home
games are scheduled for Oct. 13
(Southern California) and 27
(Washington State — homecom
ing). and Nov. 10 (Arizona
State).
“The main purpose of the
tent party is to offer a gathering
place to alumni and friends.“
says Cathy Comils Busse of
Eugene. “We are using this as
an avenue of bringing people
together in support of the Alum
ni Association and the area
chapters."
For additional information
about the alumni event, call the
University Office of Alumni
Relations at 686-5656.
rsiew rulings
for hunters
The US Fish and Wildlife Ser
vice has published a final rule
outlining regulations governing
hunting on national wildlife
refuges. The rule describes the
specific regulations governing
hunting programs for migratory
game birds, upland game and
big game for each refuge.
The rule, published in the
Sep. 19 Federal Register, does
not add any new refuges to the
list of those open to hunting. In
stead, it codifies all existing
refuge hunting regulations as
part of the Code of Federal
Regulations. These regulations
will remain in place unless
amended by subsequent regula
tions which will be published
in the Register.
The Service is taking this ac
tion to improve administration
of the hunt programs by
eliminating the need to publish
each refuge’s hunting regula
tions in the Federal Register
each year. Annual publication
is costly and in the past has
delayed timely issuance of the
regulations.
The ruling also includes two
new general provisions apply
ing to all refuges with hunt pro
grams. The first prohibits
unauthorized distribution of
bait and hunting over bait. The
second prohibits the use of
nails, wire, screws or bolts to at
tach hunting stands to trees or
hunting from a tree into which a
metal object has been driven in
order to support a hunter.
A supplemental proposed
rule correcting several errors
and oversights in the original
proposal was published in the
Sep. 10 Federal Register. Per
sons with questions concerning
hunting regulations on specific
refuges should contact the
refuge headquarters for addi