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About What's happening. (Eugene, OR) 1982-1993 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 23, 1982)
. EEUTMNTw ells Tu he) D Yh fi Suret tres tsh Homree*22* "E.,4 I - September 30, 1982 52* “Es $7 ft: - 8 jth ay Saeef,' as* 7 0 te"% est agasn “tre-‘yorea"A5. fyns t5 t t * % ath andEn J"st* al *** r tile "be $ tt-kt—J ' f W****** **** 14*09.. t t _ ' s 227 248*4 J‘ * $ 4 As r4- 0s. Goad* • r ***** very Thursday . Music Bulletin ... page 5 FREE Thursday 23 Speakers Margie Hendriksen, Peter deFazio, Ed Weeks, and Irv Fletcher are the featured speakers at a public forum sponsored by Lane Coalition to Save Jobs at 7:30 tonight at the First Con gregational Church Fellowship Hall, 1050 E. 23rd in Eugene. Wheelchair access. Childcare available—call in advance, 345-1873. Meetings Women's Night Out, a bi-weekly women's group, shares music this week. So bring your instruments and music. For more info, call 345-2271. Oregon Association of Railway Pas sengers Eugene-Springfield Chapter is meeting at 7:00 tonight in the Board Room of the Eugene Public Library, 100 W. 13th. Clark Winston Cox has more information at 687-2775. Workshop Kimberly Glasco will teach inter mediate and advanced ballet classes at the Eugene Ballet Studio, 352 W. 12th, at 1:30 pm. Costs $6. For infor mation and registration, call 686-9342. Radio Special Jewish Festivals—As Sweet As Honey on Songs of Work, Strug gle, and Change at 7:30 p.m. on KLCC 89.7 FM. Eugene producer Marcia Mint Danab captures the rich folklore of the Jewish New Year season in this sound collage docu mentary. Fairs / Festivals ASUO Street Fair runs today and tomorrow on 13th and the U of O campus from 10:00 am to sundown. Arts and crafts and much more. Free. Autumn Equinox Service & Cele bration at the Unitarian Church, 477 E. 40th, will begin at 7 pm. The celebration will feature piano com position by Michael Harrison, dance performance by Joint Forces dancers Karen Nelson and Alito Alessi, ser vice by Nancy Clark and Norma Cordell, and astrology by Rainbow Jackson. Sponsored by the Eugene Center for the Healing Arts. The ser vice will end with a group medi tation. For more information, call Norma at 344-0178. Concert Music Art Coutere plays folk music on the mall at noon today. Part of the Sum mer Showcase on the Mall series. Peter, Paul and Mary in Portland tonight at 8 pm in Civic Auditorium. Call Music Bulletin at 485-1411 for details. brues-youll ling the Music Bulletin, a com archentite calgas.of* masskc bappenings around fown You’ll plobfind At the Movies, gabary Bitings, announcement. -angtbing add everything people th,FREE copy a WHAT’N AAP YWI find it where at shop and meandSonghaldPublII sues rnni line Da n iLe St Wrd County istrkc and on campus > things happening here ir Lane id Malt.t ■ ellke will find our FREE et-r ** and activities, meetings, ubikatk ■ Help us publicu your ralerupr pn vou’ll find 1 this • severs # a alions fitted at i e bot Gi your oaten dar listings in early. You can also ox 259, Eugene, OR 97440 forms to WHATS HAPPENING, P.O as well. We We welcome your comments and su< 2 welcome your comments and suggestions Ospreys and their nest, 15 miles east of Eugene. Ospreys feed primarily on fish and are occa sionally known as fish hawks. Photo by Michael Williams. List your event FREE ... page 7
