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About What's happening. (Eugene, OR) 1982-1993 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 16, 1982)
Consider a Futon! • Firm yet comfortable sleeping surface • Affordable price • 100% Cotton • Handaofted Bed Frames also available Great for use as bed or couch! NUTRONICS OFFICE MACHINES 313 W. 13th Eugene, OR 484-1104 IBM service and rentals. Best prices in town on correcting and non-correcting Ribbons . . . Shop and Compare. Gall for information and a demonstration on the new electronic typewriter from 0 FACIT Sunday 19 Workshops The Asteroids in Myth & Astrology, a workshop with Demetra George, will be held today from 11:00 to 3:00 pm. Appropriate for anyone interested in astrology, mythology, and psychology. Astrological back ground not necessary. Bring your chart if you have one. For informa tion and pre-registration call 345-6677 for Judy Franzen (former ly Judy Tobias) or 345-0233 for Mit zi Linn. $12. Natural family planning workshop on the ovulation method will lie held at 2:00 pm at O'Hara School. Costs $15. Call Tary Tobin, 344 2500, for more information. Hot Bagels "It’s kinda hard, like a roll, and you put lox and cream cheese on it," ex plains a lovely young Chinese woman. A small child figures it out: "They use a sort of cookie cutter thing . . . maybe." September 2 was the first public showing of "Hot Bagels—The Hole Story," an 11-minute educational video piece produced by Eugene’s Burma Road Productions. The show’s a delight ful mix blending kid’s humor, archival photographic material, local interiors shot inside Humble Bagel’s bakery, and some exterior shots done in Port land. Co-producers Jerry Joffe and Steve Christiansen produced, scripted, and edited the show; Jerry directed, Steve did the camera work. Loren Sears handled lights and sound; original music is Susan Kennedy’s. When Humble Bagel commissioned the piece last spring, Joffe and Christiansen basically moved into the bakery for three days. The night they videographed inside the oven, the automatic pre-heat system came on, and things got hot. Mostly Christiansen. who was in there with the camera. Joffe says they’d like to sell "Hot Bagels" to a national cable network like Calliope. When the new cable access community television channel comes on-line, maybe "Hot Bagels" will be shown to a larger audience. Burma Road will enter the show in educational film and video festivals around the country as well, and they will try to market it to school districts, libraries, com munity centers, and other educational institutions. As Joffe puts it: "We want it in every 4th, 5th, and 6th grade classroom in the country. ..." —Lois Wadsworth Radio Erskine Hawkins on Big Band Bash at 12 noon on KLCC 89.7 FM. Women's Night Out talks about re turning to school at 6:00 pm on KLCC 89.7 FM. Speakers In Corvallis, the Pacific Peace makers who sailed from Australia to take part in the Trident Sub marine blockade in Washington talk about their experiences. To be held at the First Congregational Church, 4515 SW West Hills, in Corvallis. Call Al at 1-753-2242 or Nigel at 753-2242. Shop at 24th & Hilyard A unique & convenient place to shop humble bagel Introduces . . . THE VERNOR’S SPECIAL’ = P ( s’PIncludesi Bagel. 1 oz. cream cheese. Vernors ginger ale L. 1.00! humble bagel co. 2435 Hilyard 484-1142 24th & Hilyard SUNDANCE NATURAL FOODS Bulk Foods Herbs & Spices Wine & Beer Natural Cosmetics Vitamins New Age Books OPEN 7 DAYS/WEEK 8 AM - 11 PM FOUNTAIN OF JUICE RESTAURANT Delicious, Wholesome Food Great Prices OPEN MON-SAT 8 AM - 9 PM THURS 8-11:30 AM SUN 8 AM - 6 PM RAINBOW PRODUCE Huge Selection of Local & Organically Grown Fruits & Vegies OPEN 7 DAYS/WEEK 8 AM - 9 PM 30 E. 11th Eugene, OR 97401 (503) 344-6357 740 E 24t Eugene, OR 97403 (503) 343-7934 Theatre "Diamond Studs," ORT's musical life of Jesse James, plays today at 2:00 and at 7:00 pm. See Thursday, September 16 listing for details. Sports / Recreation 8,000 Meter Road Race to Benefit Eugene Performing Arts Center will start at 9:00 am north of Eugene Centre on 7th Ave. and finish in front of the Hilton Hotel. Register in person at Feets or Nike Eugene, day-of-the-race in the lobby of the Hilton between 7:30 and 8:30 am. Entry fee $7 includes T-shirt, $3.50 without. Call Randy Huntington, 342-2000, extension 300, for more info. Oktoberfest Run of 10 kilometers starts at 10:00 am in Mt. Angel, the 10 kilometer Blazer Run begins at 9:00 am in Portland, and in Phoe nix, Oregon, the SOS Women's Run of 5 and 10 kilometers starts at 10:00 am. For more information, call Steve Bridges at 484-9953. Etc. Friends of Public Power are having a fundraising potluck from 3:00 to 5:00 pm at the Cottage Grove home of Doug and Hannah Still, 78651 Mosby Creek Road. The funds will support Public Power candidates for the Emerald PUD board. Call 942-7604 for more in formation. Monday 20 Theatre ‘Joaquin Miller! Tonight!!!", a play about the life of poet and judge Joaquin Miller, is presented for free tonight at the Oregon Repertory Theatre, 222 E. Broad way at 8:00 pm. Film A free night of classic silent movies sponsored by the EMU Cultural Forum to welcome new students will have continuous showings be ginning at 7:00 pm at 177 Law rence, University of Oregon. R
