Mobility: Students can bike and ride around Eugene
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4239
Take 2,23,28 or 81 and transfer to 33
Lane ESD Planetarium, 687-STAR
Take 79 or take 2, 23, 28 or 81 and
transfer to 13
Oregon Rivers Museum, 741-3275
Take 11,18 or 19
Shelton-McMurphey-Johnson House,
484-0808
Take 2,23,28 or 81 and transfer to 40,
50,52, or 95
Springfield Museum, 726-2300
Take 11,18 or 19
Willamette Science and Technology
Center (WISTEC), 484-9027
Take 79 or take 2, 23, 28 or 81 and
transfer to 13
Ride and Bike
91 McKenzie Bridge
92 Lowell
93 Veneta
95 Junction City
96 Coburg
Take 2, 23, 28 or 81 and transfer to
one of the above routes
Shopping
Fifth Street Public Market, 484-0383
Take 2,23,28 or 81 and transfer to 1
Gateway Mall, 747-3123
Take 2,23,28 or 81 and transfer to 10
or 12
Valley River Center, 683-5513
Take 2,23,28 or 81 and transfer to 60,
63,64,65 or 66
Theaters
Actors Cabaret, 683,4368
Take 2,23,28 or 81
Community Center for the Performing
Arts, WOW Hall, 687-2746
Take 2,23,28 or 81 and transfer to 41,
44,45,51,53C, 63,65 or 66
Hult Center Cuthbert Amphitheatre,
687-5000
Take 2,23,28 or 81 and transfer to 13
Hult Center for the Performing Arts,
687-5000
Take 2,23,28 or 81 and transfer to 95
Clinic prepares
women to deal with
auto repairs and
purchases
A series of classes will help
women gain an understanding of
key systems and the confidence
and knowledge necessary to deal
with the world of automobile
purchase and repair.
The “Women’s Auto Clinic”
will be held Thursday nights
from Sept. 12 through Oct. 3 from
6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Participants may
attend any combination of the
classes they wish.
The classes are free, but any do
nations will benefit Women
space. Call Artisan Automotive
for a reservation at 485-1881.
MS “Return to Work”
seminar slated
The National Multiple Sclero
sis Society, Oregon Chapter, is
sponsoring a “Return to Work”
seminar workshop for people
who have MS and are consider
ing a return to work. This half
day educational discussion will
take place Sept. 28 from 10 a. m.
to 2 p.m. in Eugene.
Experts from the state Voca
tional Rehabilitation Department,
Oregon Disability Commission
and an occupational therapist
will be on hand to answer ques
tions and explain what resources
and programs are available. Top
ics of discussion will include the
Trail Work programs, The Plan
For Achieving Self Support, The
Americans with Disabilities Act,
adapting your environment and
more. For more information or to
register, call the Oregon Chapter
at (503) 223-9511 or 1-800-344
4867.
New park to be built
in NW Eugene
Construction of a new neigh
borhood park in northwest Eu
gene is expected to get underway
in late August.
Mangan Park is located north
of Barger Drive, east of Beltline
and west of Highway 99. In re
sponse to requests from area
neighbors and the Active Bethel
Citizens neighborhood group, the
Eugene Public Works Department
last fall prepared a development
plan that includes a central play
field and areas for a playground,
basketball courts, picnic tables,
drinking fountains and paved
paths.
The first step in constructing
the improvements will be the re
moval of approximately 3,500
cubic yards of soil piled on the
park during subdivision con
struction.
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I’m a very, very busy person, you know.
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Hey, I really don’t have time for this ...
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687-5558 (VOICE)
687-4265 (TTY )
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