Oregon Committee for The Humanities presents
Coming to the Eugene Performing Arts Center
October 24
Change The Way It Is!
Celebrating the lives of Appalachian women . . .
Actress Jane Van Boskirk and musician Linda Danielson explore the lives of
modern mountain women. Based on the book Hillbilly Women, by Kathy Kahn;
adapted and directed by Randi Douglas-Young. Admission is free.
For Ticket Information, pick up next week’s edition of What's Happening.
Sponsored by the Lane Regional Arts Council, The Eugene Performing Arts Cen
ter, What's Happening, and other local supporters of the arts. For information on
how you can help to support this free cultural event, call 484-0519 or 343-9372.
Made possible in part by a grant from the Oregon Committee for the Humanities, an affiliate of
The National Endowment for the Humanities.
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— USED BIKES
New and used pads for the tourist.,
racer. commuter and cruiser.
BUY-SELL-TRADE
1712 Willamette 343-5362
Tues Sat 10-5:30
Coming Up
The Oregon Advocates for the Arts and the Oregon Arts Commission are
presenting a conference on October 1st and 2nd for Oregon’s artists, art
administrators, trustees and board members with in-depth information about:
artists’ rights legislation, fellowship opportunities for artists, direct mail fund
raising, leadership and trusteeship, local Arts Agencies activities and the Fred
Meyer Charitable Trust . . . Eugene Hilton Hotel and Conference Center.
There will be a benefit dance for Eugene artist Kathy Clay to help make possi
ble her trip to the Soviet Union for treatment of a rare eye disease. The Main
stream Band and the Coburg Fire Department are sponsoring this event at
the Coburg Fire Hall on September 24th, 8-12 p.m.
EUGENE
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• COPYING • PRINTING • BINDING
• PADDING • COLLATING
• STAPLING • FOLDING
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410 EAST 11th AVENUE EUGENE, OR 97401 (503)344-4062
Store hours Mon. - Sat. 1 0-6
Sun. 10-5
Zsuru Japanese 3ood Store
296 5TH STREET PUBLIC MARKET, EUGENE. OR 97401
503-343-8618
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