ibrary
¡splays
Those who have been in the library lately
have probably seen the large double-row
self-aligning roller bearing on display and
wondered where it came from and what it
was used for.
The bearing, the largest of its kind,
weighs approximately 250-300 pounds and
was used in the manufacture of paper at
Publishers Paper Mill in Oregon City.
"Mac" McVickers, Publishers plant en
gineer, said this particular bearing cost
approximately $7,500 and two bearings are
needed to support one shaft.
aring
The rolls on the bearing serve as an iron
to press rough paper into smooth paper
and the paper passes through the rolls at
250 feet per minute or 30 m.p.h.
The wear and tear on these bearings
usually results in replacement within two
years.
Ernie Whisenant, machine shop instruc
tor and department chairman of the metals
area, said the bearing was moved from Pub
lishers by a fork lift and moved into the
library with a hydraulic floor jack.
Whisenant said the bearing was meant
to be cut into small parts and used in
machine shop or welding projects, but
Margaret Charters, librarian, saw the bearing
and asked that it be displayed in the library.
"It's a good exercise to look at," said
Whisenant. She advises caution in moving
the inner ring of the bearing because the
self-aligning feature could cause physical
injury if not moved slowly and cautiously.
A new bearing display may soon be con
structed using a variety of smaller bearings.
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peaker focuses on middle years
with middle age is the subject
he Jan. 27 Focus on Women seminar to
held from 9:30 to 2:30 in Community
|ter 11 7.
^atured speaker for "Women in their
Jlle Tears" is Betty Bradlyn, an instruc-
ir at Portland State University.
Recording to Bernice Evans, chairperson
|focus on Women, Bradlyn brings a rich
id varied background to her seminar. She
■done workshops on applying for federal
Bnts at PSU, and a session on sexism in
le curriculum for the Beaverton public
jhools. Last fall she taught a credit class
■lackamas Community College, "Women:
Feminist Perspective."
Fin today's program, Bradlyn will talk
pout "Middlescence," a term she uses to
scribe the réévaluation and desperation
■mon for middle-aged women. She'll
■cuss physical changes, menopause
he myths of menopause, as well as
■hological impact of middle-age
Ages.
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WE REACH THE CAMPUS
WITH YOUR PLEA FOR A PAD.
EG meets
I At last week's Associated Student Gov-
ernment meeting, senator Jerry Bellavita
Aorted that the Collective Bargaining Com
ad at Student Health and Publi
cations Center, Trailer A, before 3 p.m.
Cost is only $1 for 15 words and ten
cents per word thereafter. Please pay
when you place your ad.
mittee is in the process of forming a docu
ment* involving students in Collective Bar
gaining.
I If approved, this document will allow
Students to provide resource information
to a campus negotiating team while they
ire in session. The document, said Bella-
Rita, will be ready for consideration at
■day's ASG meeting in the Fireside Lounge
¡at 11 am.
■Bellavita also announced the approval
[of the Community Colleges of Oregon Stu-
lent Association and Commissions (CCO-
IAC) budget for the remainder of this year,
he budget, $770, will be aid in a brochure
iplaining CCOSAC and its objectives. This
and will also pay administrative and legis-
ative research costs for CCOSAC at Clack-
mas Community College winter and spring
Im.
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