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About What's happening. (Eugene, OR) 1982-1993 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 30, 1982)
Auguste Rodin (1840-1917) Le Sommeil, marble. Sunday 3 Boogie Music Queen Ida and the Bon Temps Zydeco Band are back in Eugene for one night only offering Cajun music at its very best at the WOW Hall, 8th/Lincoln, beginning at 9 pm. Tic kets are $4 in advance, $5 at the door. Bon temps roulet—let the good times roll. John Fahey in Corvallis with Terry Robb and Don Parrish at Old World Center, 2nd and Adams. $4.50 in advance, $5 day of the show. O O 6 TOM NOEL’S EUROPEAN SPECIALTIES Repair and Maintenance of European Automobiles & JMdsterA © C£, matitusteitor AJTOMOTE SBMCE ECELLEWC r National institute for AJTOMOTNE SEFMVC DELLENC centiFO MeMsta 12th & Main 726-1808 Springfield JAGUAR you can’t afford NOT TOI so dine with us “Mr — - MEXICAN BEER of marronel S El Sombrero MEXICAN RESTAURANT 146 east 11 I Eugene, Ore. hours 11 to 10 mon. thru tri. Uto 10 sot. clesed sundays got I r WP/ /A P7. h9 S Sports / Recreation 3rd Annual Whiteaker Run on Self Reliance is a benefit for the White aker Community Council beginning at 10 am at Whiteaker School, one block north of 1st St between N Jackson and Grand. 6.2 mile and 2 mile courses on the Willamette River bike path. Entry fee of $6.50 includes T-shirt. Eugene Hill Tour: 3rd annual bi cycle event climbs the city's steepest hills, gaining 4000' over the 36 mile course. Entry forms available at bike shops, or register at Alton Baker Park, Main Pond. Tour begins at 9 am and costs $3. Sponsored by Eu gene Hill Tour, Allen McWayne, 344-6635. Radio Comprehensive international news from world news wire services and radio on This Sunday Morning at 10 am on KLCC 89.7 FM. Etc. Open House for the Community at the Eugene Performing Arts Center sponsored by the University of Ore gon and the City of Eugene, from noon-11:30 pm. UO faculty mem bers and students perform music, dance, theater; community-based performers and arts groups perform in the 2 halls of the Center; several lectures and exhibits are scheduled at the nearby Eugene Conference Center; free guided tours of the facility will leave the EPAC lobby at 11:30 am, 12:30 and 7:30 pm. Com plimentary refreshments will be pro vided on the plaza in the afternoon. Call 686-4400 or 687-5087 for more information. Free. Dinner with Ted Kulongoski, Demo cratic candidate for Governor, and U.S. Senator Gary Hart at 7 pm at the Valley River Inn for $25 per per son. Call Kulongoski Headquarters, 345-7100, for more information. Garage and Bake Sale benefits Voluntary Action Center, 1430 Pearl, from 10-4 at the Center; 342 4451. NewMime Circus presents HOOP LA, an entertainment with Passing Fancy Jugglers at the Soreng Thea tre, for Open House, at 1:30 pm, to celebrate both the opening of EPAC and NewMime’s ten action-packed years in Eugene. Maggy O'Leary at 683-5274 can tell you more about NewMime’s programs. Sinks to Minks yard sale continues from 10-5. See Friday's listing. AXP< Alpha Consignment Shop Where inflation ends and savings begin NEW & NEARLY NEW CLOTHING 775 Monroe Mon-FrI 11:00 am - 6 pm Sat 11:00 am - 5 pm 342-7407 Make extra money—clean your closet. WE BUY NEW & USED QUALITY CLOTHES. • Artists • Photographers • Poets • Writers • What's Happening would be happy to publish your drawings, photo graphs, or written works, along with your name and studio (if appro priate). Submit camera-ready drawings, PMT’s, or typed written works to What's Happening, P.O. Box 259, Eugene. OR 97440, or drop them by 254 W. 19th, Eugene. Include your name as you want it pub lished. your studio or gallery, and your phone number. When we have the space, we will print your work! For more information, call 484-0519. Music Bulletin Compiled by Forrest Faubion 485-1411 This week’s concerts in Eugene: •Sept 30 Romeo Void EMU Ballroom, UO. 8:30. 686-4373 •Sept 30 Chet Atkins Silva Hall HPAC 8:00 687-5000 •Oct 1 Oregon Symphony Silva Hall HPAC 8:00 687-5000 •Oct 2 Marvin Hamlisch/ Eugene Symphony Silva Hall HPAC 8:00 687-5000 •Oct 3 Queen Ida and Her Bon Ton Zydeco Band WOW Hall 9:00 687-2746 •Oct 4 Boxcar Willie Silva Hall HPAC 8:00 687-5000 •Oct 6 Romeros Quartet Silva Hall HPAC 8:00 687-5000 •Oct 7 Junior Walker & The All Stars B.J. Kelly's 9:00 683-4686 Asia Garden 44 E 7th 342-4991 •Sept 30 Richard 8-12 •Oct 1-2 Solid Gold 9-1:30 •Oct 3-4 Bill Sabol 8-12 •Oct 5-7 Richard 8-12 Aunt Lucy Devine’s 1340 Alder 683-1795 •Sept 30 Peter Thomas 9-12 •Oct 1-3 Brad Garber 9-12 •Oct 1 Gordon Kaswell 9-12 •Oct 2 Bill Sabol 9-12 Loft •Oct 5 Richard Crandell 9-12 •Oct 6 Peter Thomas 9-12 •Oct 7-8 Rosie’s Bar & Grill 9-12 $3.00 cover BJ Kelly’s 1475 Franklin Blvd. 683-4686 •Sept 30 Mithrandir •Oct 1-2 Bosworth Brothers •Oct 3 Battle of the Bands: Punishment Farm, X-Ray. Secret Agent •Oct 4 Bruce Cole Band •Oc t 5 Color •Oct 6 Citizen Cane •Oct 7 Junior Walker & The All Stars plus Paul DeLay Band 7 & 10:30 $7.00 in advance Music Bulletin listings are available 24 hours a day by calling our hot-line number at 485*1411. Listings are updated daily. We list local music, as well as concerts coming to Eugene, Portland, and the Willamette Valley. To list live music with Music Bulletin, write us at P.O. Box 1411. Springfield, Oregon 97477, or call us at our office, 485-1451. Monday at noon is the deadline for the next edi tion of What’s Happening, so please notify us of your events as far ahead of time as possible. Please check cover charges and times with the clubs listed. Thanks. Bavarian German Restaurant 444 E 3rd 345-9815 •Richard Kadrmas & His Polka Band 9-1 Bev's Steak House 1905 W 6th 342 1932 •Sept 30 Sweetbriar 9-1 •Oct 1-2 Sweetbriar 9-1 •Oct 6-9 Sweetbriar 9-1 Black Angus 2133 Franklin Blvd. 686-2020 •Tue-Sun Lauri Macedonia 8-1 Black Forest Tavern 2657 S Willamette 344-0816 •Oct 1 Loco Boys 9:30-1:30 •Oct 2 Bill Colter 9:30-1:30 •Oct 4 Hoxie Brothers 9:30-1:30 Blair Island Restaurant 325 Blair Blvd. 683-5117 •Sept 30 David Banks 8-10 •Oct 1 Nancy Brunn 6-9 •Oct 2 Peter Thomas 9:30 am 12:30. John 6-9 pm •Oct 3 Don & Pat 9:30 am 12:30. Rusty Wright 12:30-2 •Oct 4 Rusty Wright 7-10 •Oct 5 Arden Heden 6:30-8:30 •Oct 7 Ed Bishop 6:30-8:30 Bliss Steak Ranch 2891 11th 484-6657 • Tues-Sat Coyote 9-2 Coburg Inn 209 N. Willamette, Coburg 484-0633 •Oct 1-2 Charlie 8-1 Driftwood Restaurant 5094 Main. Springfield 746-0169 • Tues-Sat Odessa Country 9-1 Dejola’s 5th St Public Market 683-1311 •Oct 2 Charles Dowd Jazz Quartet featuring Garry Hagberg 8-12 Duffy's Tavern 801 E 13th 344-3615 •Oct 1-2 Ron Lloyd Band 9-1 The Embers 811 Hwy 99 N 688-6564 •Mon-Sat Bill McCoy Trio 9-1 Emerald Valley Forrest Inn 83293 Dale Kuni Road Creswell 485-6796 •Sept 30 Wray Bros. Band 9-1 •Oct 1-2 Wray Bros Band 9-1 •Oct 6 Jazz Alive Jazz Jam 9-1 •Oct 7 Wray Brothers Band 9-1 Flame Room 416 Main. Springfield 746-0529 •Oct 1-2 Mainstream 9-2 Hack's Tavern 4th & Broadway, Veneta 935-7555 •Sept 30 Don West 9-2 •Oct 1-2 Don West 9-2 Hany’s on the Canal 2200 Centennial Blvd. 342-5231 •Sept 30 Dana Lutes 9-1 •Oct 1-2 Dana Lutes 9-1 •Oct 3-4 John Powell & Alan Reinoehl 9-1 •Oct 5-7 Joe Borland 9-1 Hilton Hotel 6th & Oak 342-2000 • Mon-Fri Joe Borland 5-8 Holiday Inn 225 Coburg Road 342-5181 •Sept 30 Rich Manning & the Escape Band 9-1 •Oct 1-2 Hot Whacks 9-1 $1.00 •Oct 4-7 Fifth Avenue 9-1 Homefried Truckstop 790 E. 14th 344-9988 (NC) •Sept 30 Spencer Doidge 6-9 •Oct 3 Tree People 10 am-12:30 pm. Peter Thomas 6-9 •Oct 6 Nicky Earlich 6-9 •Oct 7 Spencer Doidge 6-9 Jim’s Landing 303 Main Springfield 726-7570 •Oct 1-3 Harmony Brothers 9-1 Jo Federigo’s 259 E. 5th 343-8488 •Sept 30 Nancy King & Steve Christofferson 9-1 •Oct 1-2 Emmett Williams Trio 9-1 •Oct 3-4 Jazz Jam with Andre St. James Trio 9-1 •Oct 5-7 Caracas 9-1 Lone Star Bar 160 S. Park 484-7458 •Sept 30 Micheal John & Special Delivery 9-1 •Oct 1-2 Micheal John & Special Delivery 9-1 •Oct 4-7 Susanville Stage Band 9-1 Lost Dutchman 535 Main. Springfield 747-0307 •Sept 30 Essence 9-1 •Oct 1-2 Essence 9-1 •Oct 3 The Breaks 9-1 •Oct 4-7 Fair Warning 9-1 Max’s Tavern 550 E 13th 485-6731 •Oct 2 McKenzie River Boys 9-1 $1.50 O’Callahan’s 430 Coburg Road 343-1221 •Tues-Sat Gayle Rose Band Old Taylor's 894 E. 13th 344-1222 •Sept 30 James Thornbury Band •Oct 1-2 Paul DeLay Band Red Dog Saloon 2891 W. 11th 485-2303 •Oct 1-2 Country Hills Band 9-1 $1.50 Red Lion Inn 3280 Gateway 726-8181 •Mon-Sat Mark Knight Band 9-1 Saturday Market 7th & Oak 686-8885 •Oct 2 Tattoo 12 noon Shilo Inn 3350 Gateway 747-0332 •Sept 30 Ecstasy 9-1 •Oct 1-2 Ecstasy 9-1 ♦Oct 5-7 Rich Manning & Escape Band 9-1 Suda Factory 86495 College View Rd. 747-5131 •Oct 1-2 CryCries 9-1:30 $1.00 This week's concerts out of •Oct 1 George Thorogood and the Destroyers Portland Paramount Theatre 8:00 pm •Oct 3 Rick Springfield Portland Coliseum •Oct 7 Men at Work Portland Paramount Theatre 8:00 pm Sweetwater Lounge at Valley River Inn 1000 Valley River Way 687-0123 •Tues-Sun Scooter and the Bee 9-2 Thunderbird Motor Inn 205 Coburg Road 342-5201 •Mon-Sat Seaport 9-2:30 Trawler 110 S. Park 484-5730 •Oct 1-2 Mike & Carleen 9-1 Treehouse Lounge 1769 Franklin Blvd. 485-3444 •Oct 1-2 Tom Birkenhead 8:30-12 Willey’s Restaurant & Dance Hall 11th & Charnelton 683-8314 •Wed-Sat Rick Miller Band 9-1 •Sun-Tues Mainstream 9-1 WOW Hall 291 W. 8th 687-2746 •Oct 1 Mithrandir 9 pm $2.50 •Oct 2 Robt. Cray Band 9 pm $3.50 •Oct 3 Queen Ida and Her Bon Ton Zydeco Band 9 pm $4 advance, $5 at door Zoo Zoo’s 454 Willamette 344-4764 •Sept 30 Nancy Brunn 6-9 •Oct 1 Linda Spangler 6-9 •Oct 2 Ed Bishop 9:30 am-t2:30 pm, Peter & Spencer 6-9 pm •Oct 3 Horsefeathers 9:30 am 12:30. Aaron Combs & Dick Blake 6-9 pm •Oct 4 Eagle Park Slim 6-9 •Oct 6 Sarah Buckley 6-9 •Oct 7 Aaron Combs & Dick Blake 6-9 Monday 4 Children Magic Class for grades 1 -6 is in pro gress at Westmoreland Community Center, 1545 W 22nd, from 4-5 pm on Mondays. Participants will per form newly learned tricks at a Hallo ween presentation. Cost is $9; call the Center, 687-5316. Etc. Greenpeace/James Thornbury Benefit Breakfast at the Homefried Truckstop, 790 E 14th, from 8-11 am. Call Ellen at 687-8121 for details. Speakers Re-shaping the Oregon criminal justice system is the topic for Mike Cross, State Senate candidate for District 21, sponsored by College Republicans at 7 pm in Forum Room, EMU. Workshops Power forecasting, conservation strategies, and rate design are the major topics in a panel discussion with Randall Hardy representing Pa cific Northwest Utility Conference Committee and Jay Luboff from Northwest Conservation Act Coali tion. Sponsored by the Oregon Dept, of Energy (ODOE) and Oregon Appropriate Technology, the public is encouraged to partici pate in this planning process. From 7-10 pm at the Eugene City Council Chambers, 717 Pearl. Call OAT, 683-1613 for more information. A color class taught weekly dis cusses the psychological, physiolo gical, and spiritual natures of color. This week: YELLOW, mental powers, cause and effect. From 7:30-9 pm. Call Debra Eberhardt, 484-5090, for more information. What Do You Want to Be When You Grow Up? is a class led by Shel ly Lonnquist starting today for 8 weeks. Discover activities, creative enterprises and ways of being that express the "real you." Call 345-1967 for information and to register. 7-9:30 pm, $64. Convocation Day at the University of Oregon will feature 12 special seminars on social and cultural is sues raised by recent scientific dis coveries after 1:30 convocation by Stanford University President Donald Kennedy at Memorial Quad rangle or EMU Ballroom if it rains. A of ■ •z P. R Q START YOUR DAY AT THE COFFEE CORNER Eugene's only locally roasted coffees—by the cup or by the pound SOUTHTOWNE 28th & OAK FIFTH ST MARKET y Sth & HIGH THE COFFEE CORNER Happy Hour Review Following a long and exhausting week, the idea of sharing "happy hour" with friends and co-workers was irresistible. So. a little ragged and weary, we ven tured into the basement lounge of Jo Federigo’s in the Granary Building on East Fifth Ave. Anxious to get away from it all, the privacy and coziness of the little concrete cubicles seemed just right. Our pleasant and congenial waitress confirmed our suspicion that anything and everything could be had at two for the price of one. For the three of us, that meant two fresh peach daquiris (large and delicious) and two Heinekens (served very cold) for only $4.50. Then to our pleasant surprise came individual servings of hors d’oeuvres, served to us at our table. Two kinds of cheese, a tomato wedge, and can taloupe—our spirits and bodies were being nourished. Soon followed a second plate of tiny hot egg rolls in a sweet and sour sauce. Very tasty! Then two more (strawberry this time) daquiris. Sigh! Relaxed and refreshed we exited past the covered baby grand piano. reminder that live jazz music was also part of relaxing at Jo Federigo's (See this week's Music Bulletin, pp. 4-5). Happy Hour at Jo's runs from 11:30 to 7 pm every weekday, with hors d'oeuvres from 5:15 to 6:45. Jo's also offers a midnight two-for-one special. Sunday through Thursday. A Leg Ge REPAIReIKSlhLL, HoME AchP SOUND SYSTEAC WARANTYJERV= • HHarmKardon — — f C7-. TaA5 <1 g - j l 510 eAS/3* FUGENE. oR 97401 - ter 484-100 t l —=-~ — Just THREE blocks west • catnjo^S "AL Tuesday 5 Meetings Eugene Bicycle Committee meets at City Hall II, 4th floor, 858 Pearl, at 7:30 am. Call 687-5298 for more information. Workshops Be a Switchboard, Inc. volunteer: learn about your community while helping those in need. Fall 1982 training program begins at 5:30 pm. Reserve your space for training. Call 342-HELP. Switchboard is at 795 Willamette St, Suite 222. Theatre of Life Women's Class with DK Taylor from 7-9 pm at Friends Meeting Hall, 2274 Onyx. Theatre/ movement improvisation. $5 class or $44 for 11 classes. Call Dinah 343-1408 or 344-9273 for details. Etc. Yard Sate for YMCA Pre-School from 9 am-4 pm at Eugene Family YMCA, 2055 Patterson. Children will be baking and helping with the sale. Used clothing, household ar ticles and toys. Silent auction of new things donated by Friends of the Y. Donations tax deductible. Call Mary Edgecomb at 343-7546. Bingo at the Lane County Con vention Center, Agriculture Bldg. Must be 18 or older. 504 per card or 5 cards for $2. Every Tuesday. Ro tary/Active 20-30 Club sponsors. Speakers Men and Women: Appreciating the Differences presented by Dr. Cary Koyen from 7-10:30 pm at the Eu gene Hilton Hotel Sousa Room, costs $5 if pre-registered by 2 pm, $7.50 at the door. Call 683-6323 for more information. Wednesday 6 W orkshops / Classes From Trappers to Temperance, a lay person's guide to Oregon history through the study of the unique per sonalities of the men and women who contributed to the Oregon we know today, will be taught by Shan non Applegate Mueller on Wednes day nights at LCC, Room 224 Math e Art Bldg, from 7-10 pm. Class costs c $24; tonight is last registration. Call , Shannon at 342-1294 for more infor mation. e ( 325 Bloir Blvd 683-5117 Mon 8-2 6-10 Sat PM pm Sunday Brunch I-2 Pw Closed Wednesday i t
