Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012, May 21, 1999, Page 9C, Image 29

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    Moving Guide
Simple guidelines to prepare for a move
Planning ahead
WILL MAKE MOVING
LESS HECTIC
PACKING SUPPLIES
• Tissue paper and unprinted
newsprint (newspaper ink
can soil and even damage
some items)
• Two-inch plastic packaging
tape (to assemble and close
cartons)
• Masking tape
• Utility knife
• Permanent markers
Boxes
• 1.5 cubic foot boxes (book
box). Use for heavy or dense
items including books,
records, shoes, canned goods,
kitchen canisters, small appli
ances and hand or power
tools.
• 3 cubic foot boxes. General
purpose size. Good for lamp
shades, pots and pans,
kitchen utensils, etc.
• 4.5 and 6 cubic foot boxes.
For large, light-weight items
such as pillows and bedding.
Do not overload.
• Dishpacks specially de
signed with cell dividers for
transporting dishes, glasses,
bowls and other kitchenware.
Also good for lamps, small
pictures, knick knacks, light
appliances.
PLANNER
• Take inventory. Decide
what to move, what not to
move.
• Schedule a moving sale for
items you won’t move. Do
nate other items to charitable
organizations.
• Make arrangements to dis
continue:
■ EWEB/SUB
■ Garbage collection
■ Local and long distance
phone service
• Mail change-of-address
cards to:
■Post Office
■ Social Security Office
■ Insurance companies
■ Credit cards
■ Magazines
■ Mail-order accounts
• Defrost refrigerator and
freezer and allow thorough
air-drying to prevent mildew.
Arrange for disposal of frozen
foods (sell, give away or eat).
Clean oven.
• If you are moving home,
have your car serviced and
have proof of insurance in car.
• Remember to pack a box
of the basics you’ll need on
move-in day (tools, paper
products, all-purpose
household cleaners, etc.).
Be sure to have it loaded
last so that it will be first off
at your new home.
PACKING
Persona! computers
• Back up software and data
files.
• Pack the hard drive.
• Insert cardboard or an old
disk into disk drive(s).
• Unhook all cables and pow
er cords.
• Use static-free packing mate
rials.
• Remove printer ink car
tridges.
CD players/VCRs
• Never transport CD players
with CDs in them, or VCRs
with tapes left inside.
• Pack CDs or VCR tapes in
separate small cartons suit
able for books.
Source: “Moving You in a
New Direction, ” North Amer
ican Relocation Services.
Roommates
Continued from Page 7C
base comparisons, Story herself con
ducts interviews designed to further
screen applicants.
“Sometimes, when people sit here
and talk to me, it’s like a confessional. I
hear a lot more than I want to. But I feel
like I am a pretty good judge of charac
ter. I don’t want someone who is a liar or
a thief. And I do turn people away, al
though not very often.”
1 .'.1,1.
She said if there’s any advice that she
would give above all else to those seek
ing a roommate, it is to “meet potential
roommates in a public place, like a cof
fee shop or something. This cuts down
on the intimidation factor that can arise
from having a stranger in your apart
ment or house, or from being a stranger
in someone else’s place. Meeting in
public is a great way to start. ”
While there is no doubt that re
sources such as this can be extremely
helpful, use caution. They can some
times lead to roommates that you
might not have to had paid cash to
meet. Rife found that out the hard way.
“One of my roommates I had, I paid a
place to find for me. I paid $35 dollars, i
and later on I saw her same advertise
ment for free on a bulletin board. I was
mad that I paid for a roommate that I
could have met for free.”
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