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About What's happening. (Eugene, OR) 1982-1993 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 13, 1983)
• UP FRONT • FRONT UPFRONT • WHAT’S HAPPENING Arts, Events and Entertainment for Eugene / Springfield and Lane County WHAT’S HAPPENING is published each Thursday except for Nov. 24 (Thanksgiving), and Dec. 29 (Christmas/ New Years). EDITORS Elisabeth Lyman Lucia McKelvey Sonja Ungemach TYPESET ProtoType CAMERA WORK Production Dept. PRINTING Springfield News CIRCULATION 18,000 SUBSCRIPTIONS 311 /6 months 320/1 yeur See form Inside . .4 • DISPLAY ADS Open rate $7/col. in. Discounts available Special full page rates Call 484-0519 CLASSIFIEDS See form inside Deadline: Thurs. 5 pm CALENDAR LISTINGS See form inside Deadline: Thurs. 5 pm MAILING ADDRESS P.O. Box 259 Eugene, OR 97440 TELEPHONE (503) 484-0519 Stif SERVE wond PROCESsiNG fcattirirq... • IBM personal computers • Epson RX-80 printers ■ Diablo 630 printer ani • Perfect Writer’Software •qoe ad inko’s copies tihere quality counts' 860 E. I3,h Engmne Two-Week Edition The October 27 edition of What’s Happening will cover two weeks of events and enter tainment, Oct. 27-Nov. 9. The deadline for calendar listings and classifieds for this double issue is Thursday, October 20 at 5 p.m. If you’re planning an event or wish to run a classified during those two weeks (Oct. 27 Nov. 9), be sure to submit neces sary information to us by the deadline: Thursday, October 20, 5 p.m. Hard Times Lunches Hard Times Lunches are back again every Thursday at 11:30 am featuring different delicious menus each week. This is spon sored by the Eugene Council for Human Rights in Latin Amer ica, 1236 Kincaid St. Cost is $2. Call 484-5867 for more infor mation. Solar Energy The Solar Energy Center at the U of O is presenting a series of free solar events. The first, Geyser Pump Solar Collectors, will see the unveiling of a new hot water system, October 12th, 7 pm, at 283 Lawrence Hall. Solar ’83 Energy Product Show and Regional Solar Conference Exhibits will include solar hot water heaters, weatherization systems, photovoltaics, solar iums, heat pumps, solar sky lights, window insulation sys tems, passive solar designs, com puter programs and more. This will be October 14-15, 9 am-5 pm at the Eugene Hilton Con ference Center. And October 16th they will sponsor a Fall '83 Solar Home Tours from 9 am noon and 1-4 pm. Call 485-5719. Dr. Benjamin Spock will speak on Raising Children in the Nuclear Age. Dr. Spock Dr. Benjamin Spock will speak on the topic of Raising Children in the Nuclear Age. Dr. Spock, author of Baby and Child Care and Raising Children in a Difficult Time, is co-chair man of the National Committee for a Sane Nuclear Policy and is also a spokesman for the peace movement. Combining his inter ests in child health and psycho logy, the Vietnam War and per sonal and political behavior with The Motobecanes Are Here! A Willamette_ . Gycle. a awork^ - me ‘^enthW WEugene. Oregon 97401 PUCH 663 E. Thirteenth Eugene, Oregon 97401 - 343-7086 AARWY/ BACK ER n'flrilcvcl THERAPY hours 2-tO PM 687-2650 jake harris cynthia muntwyler J SlIliiiiilllllllllMHMH EUGENE ANIMAL HOSPITAL, P.C. A full-service veterinary hospital offering not only low cost spay & neutering services, but also . IHlHIHIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIlff annual vaccinations. examinations and continuing health care for your pet. 1399 Franklin Blvd. (across from University) Call: 342-1178 for an appointment ( Member, American Animal Hospital Association concern for nuclear policy. Rais ing Children in the Nuclear Age should prove a provocative and informative lecture topic. Oct. 15th at 8 pm in the EMU Ball room. Tickets are $1 for stu dents, $2 for the public and are available at the door. WISTEC Willamette Science and Tech nology Center, Oregon’s only science and technology museum outside the Portland area, is launching its annual fund drive. Located in Eugene next to Aut zen Stadium, WISTEC has gain ed broad visibility and attracted diverse audiences with a variety of popular programs ranging from computer programming classes to Astronomy Day, a radio show on technology, and ' Saturday science workshops for kids during home football games. WISTEC’s goal for the 6-week drive is $25,000. Cor porate and individual gifts make up about 22% of WISTEC’s $110,000 operating budget. The non-profit science center earns nearly two-thirds of its own revenue from admissions, mem berships, class fees and special events. Foundation grants make up the rest of WISTEC’s in come. Martial Arts A new Martial Arts As sociation is now offering classes in Chinese Kung Fu, Tai Chi and related martial arts at the Ti betan Library, 1159 Mill. Call 342-2474 for more information. Prospects for Disarmament The Willamette World Affairs Council is a new non-profit, nonpartisan, educational or ganization based in Eugene, whose purpose is to provide in formation on international af fairs and to promote more effec tive citizen participation in foreign policy making. On Oc tober 13 th the League of Women Voters and the Willa mette World Affairs Council are sponsoring a talk by Paul Warn ke on Prospects for Disarma ment at 11:30 am at the Black Angus. Pediatrics General Practice ", Preventive Medicine J J "A P^F^ELMAGNUS, EAAPMPH .. \ 7-a t Inexpensive School & Work Physicals \ Telephone ‘ — Answers 24 hrs. t £ 2895 Oak St., Suite 2B Eugene, OR 97401 GARBAGIO'S garbage & recycling service 726*5175 Make An Important Contribution Give Life—Give Plasma WE NEED PLASMA For more information or appointment please call 683-3953 HYLAND PLASMA CENTER 40 East 10th
