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About What's happening. (Eugene, OR) 1982-1993 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 17, 1985)
(VOLVO) 0096d Mark Cumers & Tom Noel's SWEDISH & EUROPEAN Automotive Specialties FREE Vehicle Safety Inspection 1198 Mohawk Blvd. (corner of Centennial & Mohawk) Call for appointment • 726-8573 OPTIONS] A CHOICE YOU CAN LIVE WITH < ommumb BAsin < ai» ) Care lor tlderly and Handicapped People OPTIONS can provide additional support when you need it: • SHOPPING • MEAL PREPARATION • BATHING AND DAILY HYGIENE • HOUSEKEEPING • RESPITE CARE ( ertified Personnel Provide Reliable, Professional Care OPTIONS 345-9174 Starting Over New and Nearly New Apparel • Antiques • Adornments Women's and Men’s Quality Contemporary and Vintage Apparel Consigning, buying and trading daily. Call 343-1413. See our expanded men’s clothing section from sportswear to tuxedos. 1077 Willamette Next to LCC downtown 10-G Mon-Sat 12-5 Sunday Drive Time is News Time on KLCC 89 FM 4 A JAAK& mm NE 3535 3 a d! Michael Canning I Don Hein WEEKDAYS 3:30-6 PM • NEWS EVERY HALF HOUR • WEATHER . BUSINESS & STOCK REPORTS • HUMOR . WORLD NEWS & LOCAL COVERAGE • THE BEST JAZZ . . . IN FN STEREO NOW AT 86,000 WATTS! 80 fin NATIONAL PUBLIC RADIO r i । CUp and Save “I FRESH BREADS BAKED DAILY Monday—WHOLE WHEAT BREAD 100% whole wheat—good for sandwiches and toast. Tuesday—BASIL CHEESE BREAD-New! A rich, hearty bread made with fresh basil and Swiss cheese. Perfect for soups and stews. Available in cloverleaf rolls, too. _ Wednesday—SOUR RYE A A traditional light rye with caraway^ seeds and a chewy crust. == Thursday—7-GRAIN BREAD—New! An excellent sandwich bread, made with steel-cut oats, wheat berries, polenta, sunflower seeds, barley, brown rice and millet. — Friday—CHALLAH ’ Our traditional braided egg bread. Serve it at that special weekend meal. Great for French toast, too. Sunday—GIANT CINNAMON ROLLS We’re famous for them. The perfect sweet roll for Sunday brunch. humble bagel • 24th & hilyard Excess weight is about * Love, sex, relationships and emotions * Power and control in your life * Fear of success/failure ★ Self-acceptance, self-responsibility and self actualization CLASSES ARE FORMING NOW! For more information and to register, call 345-6543. Center for Personal Empowerment Licensed Tax Consultants Bookkeepers Business Planners 1745 Coburg Rd., Suite 2, Eugene, OR 97401 484-1006 GENESis CHILL CHASERS ! HOT! Apple Ginger, Honey Lemonade, Nut Nectar AAILABLE AT LOCAL QUALITY FOOD STORES PROFILE. Treeshares A Self-Help Project Treeshares is a new program de voted to the planting, tending and harvesting of fruit and nut trees and other edible perennials, such as blueberries and cane fruits, on ► private land. Current the project includes the Whiteaker, Westside, and Bethel Triangle neighbor hoods, but will likely expand in the future. Volunteers are now needed to begin organizing for the January and February pruning of trees which will be harvested in the fall. Fruits of the labor will be distri buted to the volunteers, the pro viders of trees, low-income families and organizations. Treeshares is sponsored by the Eugene Community Gardens Pro gram, The Whiteaker Community Council, and Lane County VISTA Project. Several community or ganizations are joining together to facilitate this project, including the Eugene Tool Library and the County Extension Service, but most of Treeshares' active members will come from neigh borhood residents, their associa tions, garden clubs, churches and cooperatives. The first Treeshares workshop, which will concern the winter pruning of dormant trees, will be held at 1 pm on Sunday, Jan. 20, at the River House, located at 301 North Adams, Eugene. Potential members are strongly encouraged to attend this workshop, or if unable, to contact the Treeshares office, also at the River House, by this date. For more information, or if you know of likely trees in your area, or if you have expertise or other resources to offer, please call Mol ly Widmer, Treeshares coor dinator, at 687-5329. Donations to Treeshares are tax-deductible. What’s HAPPENING Eugene/Springfield’s Arts & Entertainment Magazine Published every Thursday Editors Elisabeth Lyman. Lucia McKelvey, Sonja Ungemach Office Manager Lucia McKelvey Production Manager Sonja Ungemach Advertising Manager Elisabeth Lyman Advertising Representatives Martha Wagner, Shelly Singer Rick Marcus, Jack Craig Calendar Editor Shelly Singer Bookkesper/Receptionist Sheri Longobardo Production Assistant Nancy Erskine Distribution Daybreak News Co. Typeset ProtoType Camera Production Department Printing Springfield News Whit’s HAPPENING 335 W. 20th, Eugene. OR 97405 P.O. Box 259, Eugene, OR 97440 (503) 484-0519
