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About What's happening. (Eugene, OR) 1982-1993 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 14, 1982)
... Friday Workshops Northwest Regional Energy Sym posium focuses on Low Head Hydro resources today from 12 noon-3:30 pm at the University EMU Room 167. Today's speakers include Lou Fredd, Oregon Dept. of Fish & Wildlife, Peter DeFazio on "Background to Legal Aspects. of Low Head Hydro,” Glenn Love of McKenzie Fly Fishers on environ mental effects on North Fork John Day, and Peter Paquette, ODOE, on legal aspects. Opening your mind to prosperity is the theme of a series of classes be ginning tonight at 1947 B West 17th, at 7:30 pm. Costs $10 per class. Call Ruth Smith, 344-5359 for details. Music Irish Pub Music by Apples in Winter (performers Linda Danielson, Tom Nunn, Glenn Falkenberg, and Karen Owens) tonight and tomorrow at the Union Oyster Bar, 870 Pearl St., at 8:30 pm. No cover. Concert by Italian harpist Elena Zanibon, playing works by Hine mith, Faure, and Handel is free at 8 pm at Beall Hall, University of Ore gon School of Music. Critics have said Zniboni is to the harp what Jean Pierre Rampal is to the flute. Co sponsored by the Eugene Chapter of American Harp Society. Children Story Time for ages 3-5 at the Eu gene Public Library is free at 10 and 10:30 am. Pre-register, please, at 687-5450. Pizza Party & Pool: making and baking a pizza. Costs $5 at Sheldon Meadows Community Center, 2445 Willakenzie, from 7-10 pm. Call 687-5312 to register. ka8"8/5%7 1210 Pearl St., Eugene 342-7272 Etc. Topical satire, mime and music for dancing by Rosewood Lightning, a benefit for Congressman Jim Weaver, costs $10 at the Spaghetti Place Restaurant, 4740 E Main, Springfield, and begins at 8 pm. Congressman Mo Udall will be there also. Modern Hypnosis and its appli cations to therapy will be demon strated by Bob Podolsky. CAll 485-1449 for the time and location of this free event. WHAT’S HAPPENING P.O. Box 259 Eugene. OR 97440 Staff: Elisabeth Lyman Lucia McKelvey Susan O'Keefe Nick Sally Bill Snyder Sonja Ungemach Lois Wadsworth For information about advertising, call 343-9372, 484-0519, or 485-1451 (message recorder) Announcements Aikido, a peaceful martial art em phasizing harmony of movement, is now being taught at Aikido North west, 1091 Olive St. Visitors are welcome and new students may start any time, Monday-Saturday. Call Chuck Hauk, 343-0291 for more information. Emergency meeting. Wildwood Pre-School is asking for your ideas, support and labor in order to keep this 8-year-old collective venture going. They are located at 1817 W. 9th Place- and the meeting will be there at 7 pm on Oct. 17. Denied Unemployment Insur ance Benefits? Whitebird Legal Services offers a low-cost Unem ployment Insurance Appeals Clinic with experienced representatives. Cost is sliding scale. It is located at 341 E. 12th St. Hours 1-6 pm Mon.-Fri. Call 342-8255 for more information. Round singing group meets for an evening of music and fun on Sun day evenings at 1252 Polk St. at 7 pm. Free. Call 683-9071. The Neighborhood Yellow Pages will be put together by the Jefferson/Far West Neighborhoods office. If you are a business or offer a service in that area, and wish to be listed, send information to 1520 W. 15th, Eugene, 97402, or call 342-4281. Also watch for informa tion in the neighborhood groups' newsletters. Re-entry Workshops were set up at LCC six years ago for women who wanted to leave their work as homemakers to attend school or seek employment. The goal is to learn to take control of one’s life, according to coordinator Margie Holland. Call her at 747-4501. LEDC Company Store* a re cycling center and second hand store, is collecting newspapers, glass, tin cans, aluminum, appli ances, clothing and donations of other household items. Reusable and repaired items are for sale. Open 7 days a week. 245 Polk. Need clothes? There is a free clothes closet available to the public through the organization of Fish. It is at 1344 Pearl, and is open on Tues, and Thurs. Things for men, women and children. LCC’s Career Information Cen* ter has arranged a series of 8 Thursday afternoon programs to assist people exploring new careers. They begin at 2:45 pm in Room 219 of the Center Bldg. and last 1 hour. On Oct. 21 “Cry for Help,” a 45-minute videotape that presents an excellent look at social service careers, will be shown. Oct. 28 there will be a discussion on career opportunities in engineering. Call 747-4501. ext. 2297 for the rest of the schedule. In October, 1981, the Eugene City Council adopted the Economic Diversification Program. One of the six major points—*2 Core Area Development—reaffirms the Coun cil’s support of housing rehabili tation. The City and participating local lenders offer a companion loan program, which combines a private lender loan at market inter est rates and a deferred City loan. Properties located in The Bethel Triangle, Far West, Jefferson, West University, Westwide or Whiteaker neighborhoods are eligible. Call the Housing and Community Conser vation Dept, at 687-5443 for infor mation. Widowed Services is designed to meet the needs of all ages working through the grief process due to death of a spouse. It includes per sonal counseling, workshops, career exploration, a newsletter, in formation and referral. It is at 1609 Agate St. Call 686-4220. The Federal Trade Commission has ruled that major household ap pliances must now bear the Energy Guide label. By using the label, you can quickly compare the ener gy efficiencies and estimated annual operating costs for major appli ances. They should be in plain view in showrooms and at retail outlets. Be sure to compare—it’s your money, it’s your choice. Did you know there was a Tel-Law Tape Library? The tapes are from 3-7 minutes long and are straight forward and easy to understand. They are meant to help you under stand a legal problem, recognize potential legal problems, under stand the Court system and how it works. Call 1-800-452-4776 be tween 10-8:30 pm Mon.-Fri., 12 noon - 6 pm weekends for help. Garbagio's is the Northwest's only consumer-owned garbage and recycling company. Call them at 726-5175, or write to P.O. Box 1228, Eugene 97440. Garbagio’s has pioneered home-separated re cycling. You receive containers to organize your recyclables—mesh bags for glass, even plastic buckets for compost. A $1 per month mem bership fee to the Company gives you voting rights as a member owner. The West University Neighbors has published a 4-page Guide to Home Security. It covers double doors, deadbolt locks, wide angle viewers, exterior lighting and win dows. Call 687-5366 about a copy. Beginning Oct. 14 at 1 pm Na tional Public Radio will present a Jazz History with Dr. Billy Tay lor. Using vintage recrods from a dazzling array of more than 60 jazz pianists, this new 13-part series traces the exciting evolution of America’s jazz. SEKM AUTRO-DAIMLER DKCYCLES Gycle. Gu/orKs 663 E. Thirteenth U WEugene. Oregon 97401 Eugene. Oregon 97401-343-7096 Rolfing free evaluation JON CARROLL Certified Rolfer (503) 683-3689 YKV (ye ros) And Other Greek Delights (kik su LAR | At the 5th St. Public Market RECEIVE A COLOR CONSUL TATION HALF PRICE $7.50 EE BUYS A E COMPLETE; ANALYSIS! FOR hr YOUR th MOST t PERFECT H COLORS E COLOR. DEBRA EBERHARDT |~— COLOR CONSULTANT E~= (503) 484-5090 11111111——— 3E A WARR/OE OFL-KWT ON ALLOW EEW M167. ... Friday Art Oregon Trail Western Art Show and Auction at the Valley River Inn is sponsored by the Easter Seal So ciety and the Eugene Active 20-30 Club. Call 344-2247 for details. Free. Saturday 16 Children Calder's Circus Sculptures will in spire a workshop for children ages 5-13 from 1-3 pm at Maude Kerns Art Center, 1910 E 15. $3.50 per per son. An all-city Cross-Country Fun Run for youth, kindergarten through 6th grade, happens from 1-4 pm at Westmoreland Community Center, 1545 W. 22. No registration is re quired; ribbons and prizes will be awarded. Following the run, a draw ing for athletic equipment and other items will be held. Call 687-5316 for more information. Concert Music Kenny Loggins in concert at Mac Court at 8 pm. Reserved seats cost $9-$10; tickets at EMU Main Desk, Everybody's. Cascade Chorus at the Hult Center for the Performing Arts, 687-5000. Irish Pub Music by Apples in Winter continues. See Friday's listing. Female jazz quintet Alive! plays at 8 and 10 pm at the WOW Hall, Sth and Lincoln, in benefit for Women space. Tickets at Mother Kali's, EArth River, EMU MAin Desk, and WOW Hall. Quality childcare is free of charge, and the concert is wheel chair accessible. Call 689-3999 for • more information. Dance Keith Martin Dance Company of Portland plays the Soreng Theatre at 7:30 pm. Call Hult Center Box Uf fice, 687-5000 for ticket information. Folk Dances and Music of Bulgaria all day at Gerlinger Annex 352, U of O campus. Instruction in folk dance from 9:30 am-noon and from 2-4 pm costs $2.50. Culture hour at 4 pm is free. Dance party from 8 pm-mid night costs $2.50. Call 344-8013 for more information. WITHOUT A MOVEMENT PRESS THE MOVEMENT STOPS Now more than ever the movement needs to be heard. To continue to provide high quality, low cost printing we need the support of all our community. Bring your commercial and political printing needs to North west Working 1002 West Second at Jackson. Eugene. 485-1663. .erersge
