Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012, September 20, 1982, Sports Section, Page 28, Image 112

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Now That's a Good Line!!
Midland-Cascade Corp.
1090 Gateway Loop, Eugene
741-2676
Continued from P*P* 25 _
Friday: 4 a m. to 4:30 p.m.
Fees vary depending on activi
ties
Featured are classes ranging
from auto mechanics to yoga,
included are cuisine, fitness and
sports and photography Activi
ties include tours and trips
Sheldon Meadow
2445 Willakenzie Rd. 687-5312
M — Th: 9 a m. to 9:30 p.m.
Friday: 9 a m. to 4:40 p.m.
Saturday: 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
Fees vary depending on activi
ties
Featured are classes and fit
ness programs Also preschool,
children and youth activities A
gymnasium is available
Westmoreland
1545 W 22nd Ave 687-5316
M — Th: 8 a m. to 10 p.m.
Friday 8 a m to 5 p.m.
Saturday: 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.
Fees vary according to activi
ties.
Trips and tours along with
activities for every age clas
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COUPON
j sification are featured. A gym
i nasium is available
ATHLETIC PROGRAMS
For further information con
tact the City Parks and Recrea
tion Athletic Director, Mary Kay
| Hessel at 687-5360
Soccer
Men's and Women's leagues
are now being formed League
games will be played on Sun
days starting Sept 12 and con
tinuing until Nov 14
Youth leagues in the Eugene
Sports Program and the Amer
ican Youth Soccer Organization
run through the first of
November
Volleyball
Men's and Co-ed organiza
tion meeting was September 8,
League games will be played at
Sheldon and South Eugene
High Schools on Sunday even
ings starting Oct. 3 and contin
uing through December 12.
Women's league organization
meetings were held September
15. League games will be played
at Monroe Junior High starting
in October and continuing
through March.
Open play is held at several
locations around the city Mon
days at Spencer Butte Junior
High, Tuesdays at Jefferson
Junior High, Tuesdays and
Thursdays at Shasta Middle
School and Thursdays at Mon
roe Junior High School
Most gyms open at 7 p.m. and
close around 10 p.m.
Basketball
Men's three on three league
organizational meeting was
held Sept 15 with games to start
October 12 running through
November 23 Games will be
Tuesday evenings at Kennedy
Junior High
Men's and Women's organ
izational meeting is set for Oc
tober 26 at City Hall, 777 Pearl
St Men meet at 8 p m the
women meet at 7 p.m League
play will begin in December and
continue through the first of
March
Wheelchair basketball will be
played at Churchill High School,
October through February The
Eugene-area team is the Lane
County Low Riders
Bicycling
Registration is underway for
several bicycle classes, trips
and programs Featured is a
free tool-lending library for the
general public, a deposit is
required for the 48 hour loan.
There are several bicycle
clubs in the Eugene-Springfield
are. Contact the bicycling pro
gram at 301 N. Adams St.,
687- 5329, for more information.
Boxing
The Eugene Boxing Club
meets Monday through Thurs
day, 7 to 9 p m at the Echo
Hollow Pool, 1655 Echo Hollow
Rd The club is open to anyone
9 years of age or older. Regis
tration and insurance is $9 50
per year and dues are $10 a
month
Fencing
The Eugene Fencer’s Club
meets Monday and Wednesday
evenings from 6 to 9 p.m. in the
girl's gym at Roosevelt Junior
High School, 24th Avenue and
Hilyard Street Professional in
struction for beginners, inter
mediates and advanced fencers
is available Contact Paul
McNamara, club president, at
688- 6424
Frisbee Golf
Adult Golf Festival will be held
Oct 9, noon, at the Westmore
land community center No fees,
no registration
Frisbee Golf Tourney is set for
Oct 30, noon, at the Westmore
land Community Center Fee is
$1 with a men's, women's and
age divisions.
Specialized Recreation
Advanced registration began
at the end of August, it is
required for all programs Fees
vary according to activities
Activities include fitness pro
grams, trips, tours and classes
for all age groups and include
programs for the mentally han
dicapped and physically limited
GOLF COURSES
Laurelwood Municipal
2700 Columbia St. 687-5321
City course has short fair
ways, is extremely hilly and has
a 250 yard driving range Open
to the public
Oakway
2000 Cal Young Rd 484-1927
Short fairways, slightly hilly
Open to the public.
Eugene Country Club
255 Country Club Rd 345-0810
Long fairways, slightly hilly
with pro golf shop and pro ten
nis shop Members only
Professional Hair Care By
Glenn
Parker
343-4813
Haircut • Ml*
(includes shampoo, cut, and blowdry)
Permanent Wave • *30”
(includes conditioning treatment
—haircut & long hair extra)
The Turning Point
2660 Oak • Behind Black Forest Inn