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About What's happening. (Eugene, OR) 1982-1993 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 30, 1982)
On October 24, the people of Eugene and Springfield will have an opportunity to attend a very special event at the Hult Center for the Performing Arts' Soreng Theatre. Eugene actress Jane Van Boskirk and musician Linda Danielson will be performing their already renowned stage documentary Change The Way It Is! Change The Way It Is! is a dramatization of the lives of the working women of Appalachia, taken from the book Hillbilly Women by Kathy Kahn. Jane brings several of these personalities to life, while Linda, a talented and versatile musi cian, sets the mood with fiddle, dulcimer, auto-harp and guitar. Jane and Linda presented this piece in Eugene earlier this summer, and then went on a statewide tour with it. Everywhere the response was overwhelming for this sensitive and moving tribute to this special group of women. Author Kathy Kahn flew in from New York for the Portland performance and was so pleased she is hoping to take the show to the Appalachians. Thanks to the efforts of the Lane Regional Arts Council, the Hult Center for the Performing Arts, and What’s Happening, along with several local business sponsors and the Oregon Committee for the Humanities, this piece will be pre sented free to the public, at 2 pm on October 24 Tickets will be distributed by our local business sponsors which we will list in next week’s edition of What's Happening. ( SECOND NATURE USED BIKES New and used parts for the tourist, racer, commuter and cruiser. BUY-SELL-TRADE 1712 Willamette 343-5362 Tues.Sat. 10:00-5:30 Thursday Workshops Nuclear Arms Control workshop of fered by Common Cause under leadership of Jay Hedlund, from the national office. Emphasis on enabl ing concerned citizens to be more effective in expressing opinion on arms control to Congress and the solicited. Press Contributions 7:30-10 pm at the Unitarian Church, 40th/Donald. Call Andy Thompson at 686-3227 for more information. The Arms Race is Already Killing Us is CALC's first Peace and Justice forum of the fall and features Rev. Austin Ray of the Black United Front at 7 pm at Emerald Baptist Church, 19th/Patterson. $1.50 dinner will be served at 6 pm. Free childcare and special children's program. Darelle Baker at 485-1755 has more infor mation. Theatre of Life Men's & Women's Class gets going tonight. See Tues day's listing for details. Art Reception for photographer Ruth Koenig from 7-9 pm at High St. Cof fee Gallery. Her works will be on display from Oct. 3-31 at the Gallery. Speakers Free introduction to Transcendental Meditation at the Eugene Public Library at 7:30 pm in the Gallery Room upstairs. Cal 686-1378 for de tails. Meetings General meeting for CORD to or ganize for the fall. Need people in terested in graphic arts, counseling, music, poetry, high school and uni versity outreach, fundraising, re search, media, office chores, minori ties, and Vietnam Veterans. Call Ron Phillips, Coalition Opposing Regis tration and the Draft, 485-4611. Fat is a Feminist Issue, a support group for compulsive eaters meets 10-session women's weight awareness group beginning today. Call Nina Bernstein, 484-6104, about meeting place and times. 009 It takes 17 muscles to smile, 43 muscles to frown. Humor is a great way to conserve energy. —Charles Lindner # y . es SA 2%= it Hon SAL ILh ( ( I y y \ 1 RES *7 J This V eel ICH shrog CHE KCLL r ob SPICEGDEL Aanions—$ PBS .s’ — • .50 e P WUPany VeOYs) 76 W. Broadway Cily CwierM^ll 485-434 8:30am - 600 PM. - COUPON SPECIAL — Not Good With Any Other Coupon Offer. Spagetti Dinners 2 $650 Expires Wednesday, October 6th You get 2 Single Sauce & Spagetti dinners complete with crisp salad, loaf of sourdough bread and ice t. Air conditioned for your comfort. 725 W. 1st • 484-1919 Alpine Import Service INDEPENDENT VOLVO SPECIALISTS 726-1808 VOLVO
