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Smokeout offers help quitting
By Stephanie Sisson
Orotj.t! !U‘ y f'ntf'.rkl
Ann Sanseri docs not intend
to smoke for the res! of her life
A University sophomore,
Sanseri began smoking at parties
and around friends two years
ago Since last summer, she fins
smoked i ignrettes on a regular
basis, usually 10 to 1T> a day
"I'll quit may be the firs! of the
year, for a Neyy Year's resolution
or something." Sanseri v»id. "I'll
quit cold turkey I don't think
tapering off works
Quitting cold turkey isn't
easy but the Ament an Clain er
Society has designated today,
Nov IK. as tin* 17th Annual
Great American Smokeout to
give smokers in< entive to quit
"The Amerii an Cancer Sot i
ety is always promoting non
smoking. and this time of year
we're really encouraging smok
its to give it up for one day.
saui Sandra McMullin. board
member for the society "If they
ran quit for one day. they i an do
it forever
Today from 11 a in to 1 p.m
smokers who are interested in
quitting "cold turkey ran trade
in a pat k of t igarettns for a slice
of turkev sandvvit h at Amerit an
Cancer Society booths at two
Albertson's stores, lot ated on
Coburg Road in Eugene and fiHth
and Main in Springfield
The Sat red Heart Hospital
Cancer ( are Unit, one of the
major sponsors of the smokeout.
is also ent ouraging smokers to
quit "cold turkey" with a free
turkey raffle Entry forms, which
are available at both Albertson's
and in today 's IU-gistrr-Giinrd,
and offer part it i pants a chance
to win one of 12 turkeys
The American Cant er Society
offers several tips to help quit
!ing
• Hide all ashtray s
• Have .i large supply of gum.
carrot sin ks or other foods to
( hew on
• i.\er( ise to relieve tension
and stress
• Drink liquids, except lor
i offer and ah ohol. to help flush
the nu otine out of \our system
• Tell r\ eryone \ ou’re quit
ting
• Trv the budds s\stem and
ask n friend to quit also
Tobat co is the single greatest
( ause ol premature death in the
United States, and lung cancer is
the numher one i ause of death
from (.inter, according to a
press release from the Ament an
Cancer Society. The society
anticipates 170,000 new cases of
lung cancer and 149.000 lung
cancer deaths in 199.1,
COMMUNITY UPDATE
• "There are n lot of opportunities m Oregon to
do cross-i ountry skiing. but not many people
know about the resources which are out there
That's win we are putting tins ski week together."
said Huger Hailey from River House
The Nordic Ski Week is taking place this week
at the Hull Center, and Hailey is one of the people
behind the program "The City of Eugene started
tins unique i elehration of nordic skiing and it has
l«*en going on for a dozen years."
This year the University of Oregon Outdoor Pro
gram is one of the main sponsors, and together
with the City of Eugene Recreation Services and
River House they will discuss equipment, shelter,
safety and telemark gear and techniques "Wo are
having an increase of teenagers doing telemark,
since the young are realizing that there is more to
do on skies than just cross country,"says Bailey. "
We are hoping that this week will make more peo
ple aware of the fun of the telemark turn."
The telemark ski was the model around which
the new ski type was developed, around the year
1700 Only one ski, of about .1 meters length was
used, as weil as a shorter ski or andor 1 he latter
was covered in animal skin, which allowed the
skier to ki< k off more efficiently
The ski week takes place at the Hull (.enter Stu
dio 1. and the door opens at 7:00 p m. The last day
is Thursday. Nov IH
• Kaplan Education Center has si heduled an
open house today for its newest test preparation
center in Eugene.
The open house begins at 3 p m and will run
until 7 p m at the new center. 720 East 13th Ave
Kaplan is a subsidiary of the Washington Post and
is the oldest and largest test preparation center in
tho world. 1 he i enter helps prepare students lor
tests such .is the SAT, ACT. MCA 1 . GMA 1 and
1.SAT.
Open house guest will have the opportunity to
view the fai ilities. examine preparation materials
and talk with staff members. For more information,
call 345-4420.
• Tho history, economics and environmental
impact of light rail and trolley systems in Lane
County will be discussed at a panel presentation
tonight at Kugene City Hall, 777 Pearl St.
The program begins at 7 p.m. and is sponsored
by Friends of Kugene and Lane Historic Preserva
tion Council Panelists include Neale Hyatt, origi
nator of the Eugene/Springfield Regional Rail
Transportation plan and Dick Feeney, executive
director of Portland's Tri-Met light rail system.
University associate professors from the planning
public policy and management department will
also speak.
For more information, call .342-2772.
• The Lane County League ol Women Voters
will sponsor a presentation on the North American
Free Trade Agreement today at the Black Angus
restaurant. 2123 Franklin Blvd.
The meeting is free to the public and begins at
noon Joe Stone, University associate dean of
social studies and economics professor will pre
sent the case for Nafta Political science professor
Daniel Goldrich will speak in opposition to the
trade agreement Both speakers will answer ques
tions about the agreement.
A buffet luncheon will be served starting at
11 45 a m and is available for $7.50. Coffee or tea
is $1.50. For more information call Kathy Walter.
942-3611.
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