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About What's happening. (Eugene, OR) 1982-1993 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 16, 1982)
Saturday Fairs / Festivals Breitenbush Winter Solstice Cele bration; see Friday's listing. Saturday Market is open at its new location in the parks with the foun tains on Oak Street near 8th. Enter tainment today includes Judith Reese, Christmas Caroler, at 11:30; the Eugene Tuba Quartet (sponsored by Musical Offerings) at 12 noon; and Bethel Temple Choir and Bethel Temple Youth Choir at 1 pm. Hours: 10 am til dark. Old Oregon Christmas Fair con tinues today at the Lane County Fairgrounds from 10 am-9 pm, free. Today's entertainment includes Rev erence Chumleigh at 12:30 noon, Concerts for SmAll People at 2:30, and Reverend Chumleigh at 7 pm. Share Fair at New Age Center, 1015 River Road, begins at noon and goes until 9 pm, donation requested. Bring your arts and crafts, products, services, music, food, entertain ment, etc. The focus is on barter and exchange, but buying and selling is not excluded. Call 689-5482 for more information. _ SECOND .t NATURE USED BIKES New and used parts for the tourist, racer, commuter and cruiser. BUY-SELL-TRADE 1712 Willamette 343-5362 Tues.Sat. 10:00-5:30 Radio Star Wars, Episode 4, featuring Mark Hamill as Luke Skywalker and Anthony Daniels as See Threepio, on KWAX-FM, 91.1 at 6 pm. The Rainbow Warrior with Brooke Medicine Eagle on New Dimensions, KLCC-FM, 89.7 at 11 am. Speakers Alexander Everrett will speak on "Singles in the New Age" at 8 pm at Asia Gardens, followed by dancing at 9:30 pm. Costs $2.50 members Network Singles, $4 non-members. WHAT’S HAPPENING P.O. Box 25$) Eugene, OR 97440 484-0519 Stuff: Elisabeth Lyman Lucia McKelvey Susan O'Keefe Nicholas Sally Pamela Seaworthy Bill Snyder Sonja Ungemach Lois Wadsworth For information about advertising. call 484-0519 Announcements We gave you the wrong phone number to order Innerspace—A Survival Kit for Kids of the 80s and 90s. Call Paula Prober at 343-7659 or write 2936 Willamette, #12. It costs $3.50 (on sale) and encour ages children/adolescents to de velop self-awareness and imagina In January the Museum of Natural History on the UO campus will continue its winter workshops. On Jan 15, for children, Judy Chamard will teach Animal Movements, How and Why. She is a dance and anthropology major. $3.50 mem bers, $4 non-members. On Sun day, Jan 23, Coyote Stories will be told by Barre Toelken (folklore professor), Ed Edmo (Shoshone/ Bannock Indian) and George Was son (Coos Indian). These are un expurgated and for adults, but children are welcome. $2.50 members, $3 non-members. Pre ' registration, please, 686-3024. । Storm windows are one of the | most effective ways to reduce ; home energy use and heating bills. 1 The Home Energy Assistance ! Team (HEAT) is sponsoring week | ly storm window construction I clinics on Saturdays. A $10 shop i fee is charged. Materials are avail able at cost which is currently 70c per sq. foot for the finished pro duct. Call Candi at 484-4211, ext. 209 to register. The HEAT Pro gram is sponsored by the Willa mette Valley Solar Energy Assoc., EWEB and Lane County OSU Ex tension Service. Join the Holiday Project on Christ mas Day. They need people to help prepare for and visit nursing : homes from 12-3 pm. Call 345-3277 to know more. Coyote’s Dance, a journal of trans formation, is now available at local bookstores, newstands, and restaurants. This new quarterly features prose and poetry and costs $1. Call 964-5561 for information. The YMCA offers an ongoing pro gram for unemployed women and men who are not currently en rolled in school. The purpose is to provide opportunities for physical exercise and support group participation. Available are the gyms, fitness center, pools, courts (when reservations are cancelled), saunas, steam room, discussion groups, massage, budget advice and more. You are also encour aged to volunteer at the Y. Go and register. Cost is $2.50 per session. Do you know what Tel-Law is? It is a collection of tape recorded messages written by lawyers on legal subjects. They are from 3-7 minutes long and are straight-for ward and easily understood. They are geared to helping you under stand legal problems, understand the justice system and know where to go for help. Call and ask for a list of numbered subjects. From this list you call back and ask for the number that relates to your problem. 1-800-452-4776. The Low Income Energy Assis tance Program (LIEAP) is now open for business. Their number is 687-FUEL but you will probably find it busy all the time. Go to their office in the basement of 165 E 7th to make an appointment. It will take 3-4 weeks so get in there soon. You will have to verify expenses, medical bills, heat source. The amount of payment depends on your income and heat source. If you have unpaid bills, they will help you out immediately. Do you need temporary help? Try calling Project Self Reliance, a pro gram for ex-prisoners. They will clean, haul, move, garden, paint and lots more. Call Merle at Spon sors, Inc., 485-8341. The new Eugene Bikeways Map is based on an up-dated street map, printed on water-resistant paper and is color-coded. Useful infor mation about hills, travel times, safe riding and cycling equipment is included. Available for $1.50 at City Hall 11, City Hall, Com munity Centers, local bike and book stores. Teenagers in Transition is an on going, peer-counseling support group for teens of divorced or sep arating parents. The group is set up in a confidential, supportive at mosphere where youth 13-18 years old can get together. They will be at the YMCA on Mondays at 7 pm. Cost is $10/month which also allows you use of the facilities for the day. Call 686-9622. The Nurtury House announces its opening at 1857 Jefferson St. It provides a supportive environment for people to gather together. There are classes in writing, belly dancing, parenting and piano. There are also Interpersonal Growth Groups, Massage, Story Telling for the young and home cooked vegetarian meals. Dec 28 will be the first of weekly "people's parties" at 7:30 pm. Call 345-9230 or drop by from 9 am-9 pm. Eugene Center for Acupuncture and Acupressure is pleased to welcome to our staff: Aspen Helene Bernath-Plaisted Counselor stress reduction relaxation techniques communication skills self-esteem Malvin Finkelstein Acupuncturist 683-9230 1177 Pearl — Lower Level Eugene 97401 Arnold Porter Acu-massage 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 EFI. 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. 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