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About What's happening. (Eugene, OR) 1982-1993 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 9, 1982)
WE'RE TAX DEDUCTIBLE! What's Happening is a free weekly publication of Energy Futures, Inc., a local, tax exempt, non-profit corporation dedicated to information and edu cation. Nuclear Questions, a weekly television program on Cable 11, is also a project of EH. The show focuses on energy issues and other related subjects. Last fall we published the 1981 Lane County Energy Consumer's Guide, a free guide to energy services, conservation and local energy choices. So What's Happening is Energy Futures, Inc. and all of our names are listed at the bottom left of page 2. Why are we telling you all this? Because we need your help. We are tax exempt. That means you can give us money in support of the services we provide the community. We publish up to 15,000 copies of What's Happening each week. Nuclear Questions has been on every week for over 3 years. Show us your support. Make your check payable to: Energy Futures, Inc., P.O. Box 259, Eugene, OR 97440. We are in need of office furnishings, art and newspaper tools and other items too. Call us if you want to donate—484-0519. As a special thank you, donations of $25 will receive a free six-month subscription to What's Happening. Donations of $40 or more will receive a full year's subscription ... in addition to our sincere appreciation. Tuesday Fairs / Festivals 12th Annual Old Oregon Christmas Fair continues today at the Lane County Fairgrounds; scheduled entertainment includes Musical Feet tap-dancing at 6 pm and The Tree People performing original music and songs at 7:30 pm. Radio Santa Fe Chamber Music Festival ’ will be Featured at 6 am on KLCC . 89.7 FM. Light the Menorah, a radio docu mentary about Hanukah at 7:30 pm on KWAX-FM 91.1. Getting Technical features. Jerry ' Fisher of Hewlett Packard at 6:30 pm on KWAX, 91.1 FM. * , Ete. sedkm i Bingo sponsored by Rotary / Active 20/30 Club at the Fairgrounds Agri culture Building at 7 0m.' 18 years and over, please. )BIKE SHOP 8th & Monroe / 344-2175 CLEARANCE! FUJI-Since 1899 World's Finest Bicycle—Ask us why! Discounts now from $30 to SIM 4 Models between $239 and $359 Also CENTURION The Value Leader with purchase of bike SS BONUS toward accessories with this ad Wednesday 15 Fairs / Festivals 12th Annual Old Christmas Fair continues today at the Fairgrounds; entertainments include Mike and Dave at 12:30 playing duo guitars; Sweet Grass, an all women's ac capella group, at 6 pm, and Rob and Laurie at 7:30. Speakers Free introductory lecture on the Transcendental Meditation program at the Eugene Public Library at 7:30 pm, sponosred by the Eugene Age of Enlightenment Center. Call 686-1378 for more information. Saturn: An Astrological Key to Suc cess will be discussed by Johanna Koch in a free lecture at the Eugene Public Library at 7 pm. For infor mation, calk 342-7272.’ " • * Shelly Lonnquist will .speak on "What do you want to be when you grow up?"at 75 N Jackson at 7:30 pm. Sponsored by Network Singles, cost is $1.50 members, $2.50 non members. Workhope T Modern dance and improvisation class at the New’nige Center every Wednesday from 10-11:30 am, 1015 River Raod, costs $2. *.* Mandip Rajneesh Meditation/ ‘Center, 343-8516, sponsors bioener-, getics exercise and massage class; call for details. . Etched glass ornaments and gifts at Westmoreland Community Center for adults, see Monday’s listing. Reader Survey Please number the items below according to what you want to see most, second most, and so on. _Letters to the Editor Dept. _Classified Ads _ TV Listings _Feature Stories and Articles __ Reviews of: _ __Previews of Coming Events Mail to P.O. Box 259, Eugene, OR 97405, or drop at one of our listing 1 drops (listed on the events listing form on page 11). Thanks! _ HomEBIRTH Dr. Robert Tilchin 1184 Olive chiropractic physician 344-6285 y Rose & F Thistle 8 Now Open y 7 Days a Week f to serve your • favorite seafoods. ? Mon-Sat 11-9 s Sun 12-7 7 Orders to go always P 398 E. 11th 343-2244 •8 968690 aae e Sunday Radio Kuhmo Chamber Music Festival on KLCC 89.7 FM, features works by Vivaldi, Handel, Hindemith, and Faure at 8:15 am. Jazz Alive features Chick Corea at 8:30 pm on KLCC, 89.7 FM. Meetings Clients Council monthly meeting at their office, 556 Pearl, from 7-9 pm, is free. Childcare and transportation provided. Discussion will center on the 1983 legislature and welfare issues. Children Stories for ages 4-6 at Springfield Public Library, 225 N 5th, at 11 am and 3 pm in the children's depart ment. Boogie Music James Thornbury Band rocks Old Taylors in a benefit performance for U of O Women's Frisbee Team, 9:30-1:30, small cover. Ete. Family Carolling and • Hyrke 2 1" planned through Westmoreland Community Center, 1545 W 22. Costs 75a. 7-9 pm. Bring a flash light. I th QALANo A fine selection of books on personal & spiritual growth, psychology, healing, ) the occult. Records • & tapes of music for meditation and relax ation. / Unique in Eugene. Posters—Cards—Incense Monday-aturday 10-O 790 E. 1 lth Ave. • 485-4848 NIVCRSITY IDAVCL 774 E. 13th (in the Smith Family Book Building) 683-5577 free parking in rear BARGAIN FARES AT THE ... TOP OF THE STAIRS ROUND TRIP FARES Eugene-Denver $229 Portland-San Francisco $126 Portland-Miami* $292 Portland-Seattle $38 List your event free. Fill out this form. DEADLINE: Monday noon for Thursday's edition. (Deadline <il Eugene Public Library and Springfiekl । Circle appropriate Event Category: Concert Music Boogie Music Dance Theatre Film Video Radio Art Workshops Speakers Meetings Sports / Recreation Fairs/Festival Children Etc. —eocrDe DSMes - - • t, . . -i. ■■ _ - ■■ I 1 | ’__ Coat:_ । ; am | Date(s) _;___PM. 1 Location/Address _ | _ Phone:_ I. . ■ I Sponsor_ | Contact Person: _ _ ' . . — . ... - _ Phone:_ DROP this format: Down to Earth Home d Garden Store, 50 E. 1 Ith and 24th & Hilyard: Eugene Copy Center, 410 E. ink Kinko's, 860 E. - 13th; New Frontier Market, 8th & Van Buren; Paper Traders Annes, Sth St. Public Market, and Southlowne, 2835 Oak: Red Barn Groceries, 4th & 1 Blair; Eugene rbss library, 13th & Olive; Sprlngsie—d PubRe library, Spvingfield,chy Had.
