CLASSIFIEDS
AUTO
72 Comet. good mileage. new timing chain. runs great.
$230 75 Rabbit. 83,000 m., $1450. 485-0568.
1968 VW bus Good shape. $900 942*5128. Cottage Grove
ACE MECHANICS
Shop or mobile. Foreign or domestic. $10 hr.. $5 mobile
fee 747-1472
COUNSELING
A SUFI APPROACH
Counseling in spiritual matters. Instructions in breath and
breathing, concentration Sheikh Krishnadas. 484-9574.
EFFECTIVE C0UNSEUNG
Help with decision-making, divorce, unproductive habits,
social skills, sexual problems, love addictions, spiritual
growth, reduction of misery $25 hour Work estimates.
Elizabeth C. Lyon. M A.. 345-5536
DO WOMEN LOVE TOO MUCH?
Relationship improvement group for women. Lois
McClellan. MS. Alissa Joerger, MS 484-4971
WOMEN WHO LOVE TOO MUCH
Friday morning group forming. Openings in Wed & Fri.
evening groups Therapy/support facilitated by Elizabeth
Lyon. MA. $6/session. 345-5536
COUNSEUNG: LINDA STORK, M.A., MX
Women. children, adult children from dysfunctional
families, holistic approach. $25 an hour, evenings only
345-1073.
Intuitive counselor available. To assist in life problems. 20
years exp Joan James. 343*5095
Tarot heals. and puts things in perspective. Tarot is fun.
Readings for women by Samantha. Readings for men by
Gordon. 484-4731
ALCHEMICAL HYPNOTHERAPY
is an exciting synthesis of interactive process therapies
(Gestalt, Psychosynthesis. Jungian dreamwork. ) Work
with your "inner child," "sub-personalities,” and "spirit
guides” in a fun and productive process. A free brochure,
manual of practical technique ($5), individual sessions
($35). and a process/study group for therapists (Tues..
7 30 pm. $10/wk.. Eugene) are available John R. Bola,
C.H.T. 895-4358
COUNSELING A PSYCHOTHERAPY
INDIVIDUALS
COUPLES
GROUP
• KI.I.A I IONIIIPo
• DEPRESSION
• ANXIETY
• STRESS
•CAREER
• PARENTING
• MU) I U E CRISES
• KOMEN'S ISSUES
• ADULT CHILDREN OF
ALCOHOLICS
• COM PUL SI 1 E EATING
• SEP AR A TION • DIVORCE
• AHUSE THERAPY: Sexuul;
I mononal; Plivsuul
• MEN’S GROWTH Li AWARENESS
• HIOENERGETIC THERAPY
12 years experience in Eugene
I..G. FRANKEL-PODOLSKY RCSW
INSURANCE ACCEPTED » 344-4278
Gaunter
There are crucial forks in every
road—which path, which direction to
follow? My desire is to be a helper
at the crossroads—a companion.
Sharing the journey. facilitating your
growth and ability to make healthy
choices. $25 per session.
Ronalie Goodson. B.S.
345 W. 13th #4-935-3069
Drop-in Rebirthing Group Tuesdays. 7 pm. $15 individual,
$25 couple William Crouch. 341-4649.
STEVE PODRY, M.A., COUNSEUNG
My approach to the mysteries of emotional pain, bewilder
ment and discontent draws from the work of C.G. Jung
and James Hillman. Sliding fee. Free introductory session.
683-1351.
Dreamsisters: A six-week dreamwork group for women.
Wednesdays beginning Feb. 11, 7:30-9:30. Sliding scale
$35-50 Learn to better understand your dreams for your
healing and growth Karen Stingle. 342-2853 evenings.
COUPLES THERAPY GROUP
Focused on improving communication and learning
peaceful problem solving Zak Schwartz. PhD, Lois
McClellan. M.S. ACTS. 484-4971.
FOR RENT
WORKSHOP SPACE
Insulated garage, alley access. 600 square feet. $150/mo.
plus utilities 683-5522 or 687-0040.
Office space to share for masseuse. counselor, etc. 18th
& Willamette. low rates. 485-4559.
FOR SALE
REFRIGERATOR
GE frost-free. New. $290. 683-3446._
Dishwasher, Kenmore front-loading portable, $50.00.
342-6336.
PATRICK NAGEL COLLECTORSi
Commemorative serigraphs 6. 7.8; limited edition book.
Please leave message at 345-1132.
Antique church pew, $50; large bookcase/cabinet, $60;
exercise bike, $20; dresser and bed. $30. Cash only.
344-1425. days; 343-0946. nights.
GARAGE SALES
Amusing little sale, home & office furniture, clothing,
household, etc. Good stuff. 470 East 32nd Avenue. Eugene.
February 7. 9-6, February 8. noon-5.
GETAWAYS
blackberry INN
Berl & Breakfast
Seal Rock, Oregon
Walk to the beach. Country
setting. Private entrance.
Hot tub.
Non-smoking Adults.
P.O. Box 188 — 563-2259
HEALTH/FITNESS
SHEHAYLA JONES, L.M.T.
JUDITH LYNDS-TOWNE, L M.T
Canfacufc/autus
Redeem this ad lor a 15% discount on your
next masssage (includes sauna & jacuzzi).
(Reg. Value of $25) Available six days a week
Specializing in Therapeutic and
Rehabilitative Massage
189 W. 8th Avenue, Eugene, 485-4475
nfrapy
Computerized nutrition for the indivi
dual to determine deficiencies and im
balances in body chemistry ... an in
depth study of bodily functions. An
exciting way to reach optimum
health!
Daisy Lewis 341-6562
Tilchin Chiroprcactic Center
74 E 18th—Suite 12
Eugene, OR 97401
CHIROPRACTIC
CARE
combined with
• Massage
• Hot/Cold Packs
• Muscle Balancing
• Exercise Rehabilitation
GENTLE TECHNIQUES
CYNTHI A STOCKWELL, D.C.
CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN
595 West 8th Avenue
342-6500
Guided Deep Relaxation and/or bring-your-own brown bag
luncheon, noon-1 pm. any Wednesday, Thursday, or Fri
day. Come as you are—Eugene Yoga Center, 1315
Willamette. 485-6220. 31 Free Feb. 6.
LIGHT THERAPY
for WINTER DEPRESSION
For information on the latest research
and a free in-home trial, call
Full-Spectrum Lighting 345-2271
a
LJ
Certified Instructor
■Classes
-Individual
KEN
ROWLETT
3454388
HELP WANTED
The New Zoo is getting ready for this spring’s event. All
individuals and groups interested in Wildlife Conservation
are encouraged to participate. Bob, 342-8169.
Earn a YMCA membership. Work in our childcare room
4 hrs. a week for a single or 6 hrs. a week for a family
membership. Fill out application at YMCA and attach 2
letters of recommendation. 2055 Patterson.
Night openings. Combination in-house and delivery. Part
time. hard, fast-paced work, late nights. Over 21 with own
dependable insured auto. Apply 1-3 pm. Tracktown Pizza.
Operations Manager wanted for Saturday Market, 1/2 to
3/4 time. Must have background in light maintenance and
repair as well as managerial and planning skills. Job
descriptions available at 454 Willamette #216 on door
(Growers Market Bldg.). Deadline Feb. 10.
Facilitator needed for weekly parent support group. Must
be familiar with family dysfunction and child abuse issues.
Send resume to Headstart, 250 Silver Lane, attn. Patrick.
INSTRUCTION
Beginners Yoga class forming, Thursdays at 5:30 pm,
$27/6 weeks. Starts Feb. 12. Also. 6:30 am Friday class
forming. Eugene Yoga Center, 1315 Willamette. 465-6220.
Introduction to Tibetan
Buddhist Psychology
This 10-week course will examine the
rudiments of Tibetan Buddhist psycho*
logical theory and its application to the
development of individual emotional
clarity. We will also explore the Buddhist
approach to neurosis and its understand
ing of seduction, ignorance and aggression.
Tuesday, February 17 7:30-9 pm
$10 per class, pre-registration required.
Call Nancy Clark at the Eugene Center
for the Healing Arts, 344-0178.
MASSAGE/
BODY WORK
A two-hour deeply relaxing Swedish style massage that
relieves muscle soreness and tension from physical and
emotional stress. Introductory price. Glenn Hansen, li
censed. 667-0415.
Healing massage for women; experience Swedish, acu
pressure and deep tissue work for release and relaxation.
Kiya Smith, LMT. 343-7412.
HR. MASSAGE $23.00
Treat yourself or loved one. Relaxing, therapeutic massage.
Cindy Koster, licensed, 8 years experience. 485-4642.
Massage ... you owe it to yourself. Ten years experience.
Vicki Ayres Kielas, R.N., L.M.T 344-1807.
RECURRENT HEALTH PROBLEMS?
Loving energy is the source of true inner healing.
Therapeutic touch, mind-body processes to directly ac
cess and release core beliefs that shape your health—
and your life. Complimentary sessions through March.
Susan Pitcairn, M.S.. 342-7665.
Discover M’ocean—you’ll love her deep-tissue, absolutely
great massages and Hatha Yoga classes-fun/easy stretch
ing poses. 343-2745.
Deep, precise, gentle, eclectic body work. Stress manage
ment/relaxation training. Nursing and counseling back
ground. Women's introductory discount. Robin Rose,
licensed 683-3634.
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Acupressure • Reiki • Reflexology
Deep relaxation
Relieves pain & stress
Restores a balance of energy
Promotes healing
Shoshanah Thielle
688-1567
2
JIN SHIN DO*
ACUPRESSURE
• relieve pain & stress
• promote healing
• balance body mind energies
ANNE COOK, MS, LMT
342-2297, 895-3746
Gift Certificates Available
David Koteen, LMT
member of American Polarity
Therapist Association
approaches each person as an individual with
unique needs. From his background in Polari
ty Therapy, Massage, Yoga, Nutrition, and
Movement Studies, he works to create and
maintain relaxation, relief from pain, aware
ness and overall health in each client.
"The foremost axiom in my practice comes
from my principal Polarity teacher, Pierre Pan
netier": Always give the best of your love.
Always give the best of your knowledge.
For Appointment
343-2913
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WOMAN
AT
WORK
Deep, therapeutic massage—yet with
sensitivity and attention. 8 years de
veloping a system that delivers some
of the deepest bodywork around, util
izing the body's logic.
68
687-2650
Cynthia Muntwyler
Harwyler Center
Hours 2-10 PM Tues-Fri
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A non-violent approach to
deep Body Work that inte
grates physical and mental
well being.
Experienced with Reichian
Breathing and Gestalt
—Not a Massage—
• Offering sessions that spe
cialize on headache/back
problems.
Call Anna 345-7167
—leave message
if you have recurring
back, neck or shoulder pain,
read this...
HARWYLER BACK THERAPY is an ef
fective blend of deep tissue release and
stretching, which lengthens chronically;
contracted muscles and allows the space
needed for normal placement of bones
and organs.
Imagine trying to fit a tent pole (spine) in a
shrunken (contracted) tent (body).
For an appointment call
Jake Harris, LMT 687-2650
Hours 2-10 Tues, thru FrI.
TRAVEL
FREENTORTOISF
A TRAVEL ALTERNATIVE
Comfortable sleeper coaches.
Safe, reliable. Hot Springs.
Good food, good company.
SEATTLE $25; SF $39; LA $59
The Green Tortoise
goes to Mardi Gras
Come on babies, grease your lips,
grab your hats, and swing your hips,
let the Green Tortoise just for lacks,
take you to the Mardi Gras.
It's time again, party across the
southwest in laid back Green Tortoise
style, with cook-outs and campouts
on the way. Enjoy the beautiful
deserts of Arizona, lay back in a hot
springs on a warm New Mexico night
and count the stars, camp out near
the big Texas skies of Big Bend Na
tional Park. We’ll take a day to enjoy
the hiking trails and take in the splen
dor and beauty of this special place.
We spice this trip with runs across
the Rio Grande into fun Mexican bor
der towns, then it's on to New Orleans
for days and nights of dancing in the
streets, wild and crazy people and fun
parades, and the sometimes bizarre
street scenes of the French quarter, or
slip off to the quiet side of old town
and enjoy the romantic jazz-filled air
of a New Orleans night.
The bus will set up camp right next
to downtown close to everything. A
great place to stay, you can walk or
ride the trollies or take paddlewheel
steamship rides up the river. There
are many wonderful things to see,
and fun things to dol When the party
is over on Fat Tuesday Midnight, we
will gather up our friends and our
memories of our wild and fun times
in this romantic city and cruise for
home. There will be swim stops and
hot springs soaks on the way home
too.
The party of the year; a special trip
for only $249 round trip. First bus
leaves Eugene on Feb. 19 and returns
March 10th. We also offer a shorter
trip. Call your local Green Tortoise
travel agent for more info at 937-3603
or 344-RIDE.
MEDITATIONS
Weekly meditation: Thursday eve. 7-8:30; Friday noon.
12:15-1 pm. Newcomers welcome. Love donation. Call
Joan, 343-5095.
MEETINGS
Eugene Big Mountain Support on-going meetings, Mon
days. 7:00 pm, 358 W. 10th. More information, 342-5105,
485-6123.
Eckankar, open discussion, "The Ice Cream Story," Mon
lay. 2-16-87, 7:30 pm. 315 D West 13th, 343-2657.
THE BAHA’I FAITH
Religion for All Peoples. For schedule of regular informa
tional meetings call 344-4666. 344-3173. 688-4682.
726-1797
FRIENDS OF COUGAR HOT SPRINGS
Meeting with Blue River Ranger District's Resource Plan
ning Assistant, Jim Golden, on Feb. 9th. 7 pm at Eugene
Public Library. He will discuss future plans and options
lor the Hot Springs.
Gou te
Onited
to the
Lane County
Women's Yellow Pages
“PUBLICATION CELEBRATION”
A SPECIAL NETWORKING EVENT
Thursday, February 12, 1987
4:00-9:00 p.m. Lane County
Convention Center, Conference Rm. 1,
13th & Madison - Preregistration Fee:
$3.00 (registration at the door $4.00)
Call 484-5454 for more information
OPEN SUFI CLASS
Breath, sound, movement, practices, readings,
questions, divine events
Wed. 7:30-10:00 $2$5
Ceremony of Remembrance (Zikar)
Thur. 8.00 $1
1991 Garfield 484-9574
SHEIKH KRISHNADAS CHISTI
SUFI ISLAMIA RUHANIAT SOCIETY
MUSIC
ELECTRONIC MUSIC BUSINESS
Seeking experienced working partner for electronic music
store. Must have knowledge and some capital. Jeff.
343-9796.
Voice lessons. Do roommates ask you to move every time
you sing in the shower? You can learn to sing! Reasonable
rates. Allison Coles. 686-8219.
The Nads want to play at your Rock & Roll Party! It’s the
real thing. 342-8169.
VOICE LESSONS
Need help with tension, tone,
breathing?
Let's work together to make you a
more relaxed, confident and
expressive singer!
First lesson free.
Eve Powers, A.R.C.T.
(Associate, Royal Conservatory of Toronto)
683-2383
WORKSHOPS
inc Vuung
Do you sense unreleased power and potential in
your life! Do you feel pressure to achieve? Hear
mixed messages about masculine and feminine
styles of success? Long for fulfillment?
The Winning Woman Seminar addresses all
these questions and more. In this supportive en
vironment, you can examine your own personal
blocks to success and effectiveness and move
beyond these self-created barriers to know a greater
sense of direction, purpose and power.
“Winning Woman" is a nationally successful,
small group seminar that facilitates changes in
women's personal and professional lives. In this
day-long series of mini-lectures and small group
projects, you will practice skills in organization.
creative thinking, leadership, communication, and
crisis management. This seminar is an opportunity
to find the missing pieces of your success formula
in a “win-win” setting.
N.W. Winning Woman Facilitator Cheri Calli
son will conduct the seminar, drawing on her ex
tensive background in secondary, health, and
spiritual education, psychological research, and
counseling to awaken your forgotten skills, allow
ing you to empower yourself.
Where: SELCO Credit Union,
Ikh & High
When: Saturday, Feb. 28, 1987
Cost:
8:30-5:30 p.m.
$96—includes workbook, newsletter,
and all materials.
Space is limited. Pre-register by calling 686-9151.
“GROWING UP
CATHOLIC
A One Day Workshop with
Allen Carosio and
Ruthanne Harris Carosio
This is a workshop for all of you who
have grown up in Catholic families.
Come and share your experiences and
be supported by freeing yourself of
guilt, letting go of the martyr, enjoying
your sexuality, overcoming negative
attitudes toward spirituality—and
more!
February 14, 10 a.m.-5 p.m.
Fee: $30. Preregistration required.
Call Allen at 344-0178 for more infor
mation or to register.
Allen Carosio, M.A. is a counselor in private
practice at the Eugene Center for the Heal
ing Arts. Ruthanne Carosio has pursued an
in-depth process of personal and spiritual de
velopment. Both having been raised Catho
lic, they have worked extensively with that
experience both as individuals and as a
couple.