Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012, September 28, 1992, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextINSTITUTE FOR STUDY ABROAD BUTLER UNIVERSITY UNDERGRADUATE STUDIES IN GREAT BRITAIN AUSTRALIA IRELAND NEW ZEALAND hilly intcKruted study at British, Irish, New Zealand and Australian unnrrsities FALL OR SPRING SEMESTER • FULL YEAR INSTEP • SUMMER PROGRAM • INTERNSHIPS Suivly Ahro.nl Inturm.iuon Somuh Rnprrsenl.itivv Tom Roberts Mon Sept 28. IW2 Date: I 30 Australia/Ncw Zealand bx.it ion 2:3(1 Gr Britain/lrcland Century Room A Krb Memorial Union Ini Iviftltt f inh nuwit*■ h j'4r »'4 • \&*or Study AFtiwd OHht no utmptit • it tlw InMIlutr hu Sitnly Ahr«Mvl. Rtliln UnlveWiy Sunvrl Ahftftui* IikImiw|wJK. IN «|62<)H Irl M7/2H of I/H* A > Udi I at SOW. The U of O Bookstore Guaranteed Book Program In An Over Enrolled Class? No Required Text Available? We can help! All YOU do is to: □ Fill out a Textbook Special Order Form upstairs, under our Guaranteed Btx>k Sign by Qvtobcr 12thl □ Prepay for your book (A must). Then WE will: □ Provide you with FREE photocopies of all required reading assignments (until your book arrives), when presented with your Textbook Special Order receipt □ Have these photocopies available within 2 working days (when a syllabus and book copy have been provided by your instructor). You’re able to keep up on assignments from the first day of class! And we keep your book costs down by having more time to order from wholesalers versus publishers, and more used texts! To claim your reserved book at the desk when it arrives, be sure to bring your Textbook Special Order receipt & all photocopies. Li NOTE: We can only do this for required coursebooks. (No optional texts, consignments, government or reference materials, manuals or imported publications). Clean-burning stoves promoted By Donna Gavin Enwakl Rhixtim Rain and cool temperalures enhanced the celebration Thursday hy the National Steolcraflors of Oregon Inc. at Its expanded production plant and retail outlet in Eugcno. Soft lighting and dancing flames in each model of the clean-burning pellet and gas stoves rekindled mankind's an cient attraction to a fireplace. But what a difference a few million years has brought (lave dwellers may not have worried about, particulate emis sions or fuel efficiency, but nei ther could they start a fire with a remote control NSO's 60 employees in Eu gene and another plant in Ohio make and sell the Breckwell brand of pollct-burning fire place Inserts and free-standing appliances for retail distribu tion throughout the United States and Canada The open house at the Craft Stove Corner also called atten tion to "The Great Stove Changoout," a program spon sored by the Oregon Hearth Products Association. In coop eration with the Oregon Depart ment of Environmental Quality, the Oregon Lung Association. Norihwost Natural Gas and the Photo by Mchtot Sounds Jury Uyara, a worker for National Staakrattara ol Oragon Inc., pula lha finiahing touchaa on one of the company's pallet-burning atovaa. Oregon Stale Home Builders Association. Tho program's aim is to re place the 300,000 uncertified wood stoves the IJEQ estimates aro still in use. N S O President Ron Crasilneck explained that be fore the energy crisis in the ear ly 1970s, wood stoves account ed for only 2 percent of homo heating sources. But by 1979, the Eugene-born Fisher Stove Company and a competitor ...... were serving the demand for 12 million wood stoves. Howevor. early industry lead ers did not keep pace with technological advances and the laws that were enacted to con trol wood-burning pollution. An NSO chart shows that wood-burning fireplaces have zero- to 20-percont efficiency because thoy must use energy Turn to STOVES. Page 13A NOTICE International Students Enrolled in ASUO Health Insurance Program The ASUO Health Insurance Program has moved to the Student Health Center at 13th and Agate Street. Please pick up your Student Health Insurance brochure on the insurance information table located in the main lobby of the Student Health Center. This insurance brochure contains the plan's benefit information and the student insurance identification card. You need this information and the identification card to file health insurance claims with the insurance company. For information about health insurance, please call 346-3702. SAVE ON COMPUTER SUPPLIES COMPUTER PAPER $3.99 $7.98 500 SHEET PKG 1000 SHEET BOX FLOPPY DISKS TDK 3¥>DD SONY 5V.DD 69* 59* MOUSE PADS $3.88 FLOPPY DISK CASES 99C SALE ENDS 10-11-92 I