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FREE
Thursday
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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.
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