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About What's happening. (Eugene, OR) 1982-1993 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 11, 1982)
CRESWELL - JASPER Terrain: Low rolling hills in the eastern part, flat in the western part. Road Conditions: Parts of Franklin Blvd., parts of the road from Creswell to Hwy 58, and parts of Enterprise Rd. are uneven. Jasper Rd. between Jasper and Springfield is narrow and has heavy traffic. Total Distance: From Franklin Blvd, at Willamette Bridge to 32nd and Main in Springfield: 26 miles. Comments. This is a pleasant route of varying terrain. We favor the variety of low hilly country best. It's not hard going up and one can rest going down. Jasper County Park is a spacious, grassy park across the river from twin rocky buttes. A. Just south of Goshen is a small lumber mill beside the road. Stop and watch for a moment while you rest. B. As you cruise this flat section look northwest for the fine view of Spencer's Butte. C. One block southwest from the yellow light on the other side of the rail road tracks is a small park with picnic tables. D. Sellers Butte (Don't worry, you don’t have to go over it.) E. Jasper County Park ■ picnic tables, water, toilets. A very nice park. F. Barn with "Lythia Hotel" painted on side. Printed with the permission of Ernie Drapela. A Scenic Bicycle Tour Tuesday 16 Meetings Active meditation of Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh meets at the New Age Center, 1015 River Road at 7:30 pm and costs 32. Cycling Alternative Network general meeting at the Campbell Center, 155 High, begins at 7:30 pm. All interested people arc en couraged to attend. Workshops Reading Is a Family Affair, for parents, is scheduled at 7 pm in the Springfield Public Library. Free weekly classes and dis cussion on group marriage are sponsored by the Alternative Re lationship Center, 345-5626. Class meets tonight at 7 pm in Gilbert 107, IT of O. Knitting class from 10-12 noon and 7-9 pin at Jean's Knitting Center, 2475 Hilyard. Call 343-9916 to pre-register and learn costs. Etc. Bingo sponsored by Rotan /Ac tive 20-30 Club at the Lane County Fairgrounds, Agriculture Bldg., begins at 7 pm and admis sion is free. Cards cost 50c each or 5 for 32. Wednesday 17 Boogie Music James Thornbury Band rocks E.J. Kelly’s from 9:30 pm-l:30 am. Call 343-0083 for more in formation. Etc. Hard Times Lunches are pre pared and served at the Eugene Council for Human Rights in La tin America, 1236 Kincaid, from 11:30 am-2 pm for 81.50 every Wednesday and Thursday. Bioenergetics exercise group meets from 4:15-5:15 every Wednesday at the Eugene Psy chological Services Center, 1177 Pearl. 810. Cycling Alternatives Network Bake Sale in front of the H of O Bookstore all day. Phone 683-7579 if you wish to contri bute time or goodies. Film New Age Communities, a film about man’s dream of living in harmony with his fellow men, will be shown at the New Age Center, 1015 River Road at 7:30 pm for 82. From Scotland to In dia, Virginia to California, we see functioning, practical at- l tempts at the utopian life. I Theatre Oh. What a Lovely War! plays tonight at the Arena Theatre, Villard Hall, U of O, at 8 pm. Tic kets are 85 general public, 83.25 UO students and senior citizens, 84 other students. Speakers Brenda Cochrane, UO Sociology graduate student, will discuss the impact of business closures on women workers from 8-4 pm in Room 605, Prince Lucien Campbell on campus. Appropriations and Transfor mations will be discussed by architecture professor Fay Jones from the University of Arkansas at 8 pm in 177 Lawrence Hall, U of O. Jones studied under Frank Lloyd Wright, and is recently ac claimed for his work on Thorn crown Chapel. He will illustrate his lecture with slides of his Lecture and discussion by Judith Lindsey: Body Awareness as a Coping Skill, open to all single adults, 7:45 pm at 495 E. 43rd, sponsored by Network Singles Activities, 345-6432. Cost is 81.50 for members, 82.50 non members. COUPON WINTERIZE YOUR BIKE Complete Overhaul Special $35.00 Major Tune-up Special $19.50 GOING TO A SHOW AT THE NEW PERFORMING ARTS CENTER? Complete Your Night at ZooZoo’s RESTAURANT AND COFFEE HOUSE LOCAL COLOR & INTERNATIONAL FLAIR! FINE FOOD, DRINKS, DESSERTS & FOLKS LIVE MUSIC thursday—monday OPEN TIL 10 weeknights; 1AM fri-sat FOR A REAL TASTE OF EUGENE! ONE BLOCK NORTH of the Hult Center! zoo zoos 454 WILLAMETTE
