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About What's happening. (Eugene, OR) 1982-1993 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 7, 1982)
Larger Than Life Drama Incredibly Beautiful Music Magnificent Costumes Spectacular Sets LA PI (CII S a olsare the oAv - a i h l -o row - 1 i a -I rugglmg I I HilUl ll III voning w '>11 Kill 111 corfil Orh > <iiiiii \ Pan Perfe Ptniom I III l.llLrll-ll "Oneof ( )p era - t! h + qngnan one -tunes I "hili i Bav ll - Mi 11-I H I hnv to lam lma MIMI Bn KT I < r l as |{( ) )0 )| l ( ) \i mane la l elan a* Mi -I ll \ Nel Wil-oasVVRO I 1.1.0) Saturday, October 9th. 1982 Eugene Performing Arts ("enter liekes -o - <0 25 -13 23 - 25. I icket ■>. -1.3 25 ( all i llf' I.ges Or wra th ket | office for reserv ate i- ane 11 if i run iatt <I I 687-0020 I pera] 0 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 DAY PACKS DUFFEL BAGS I PASSPORT BAGS REPAIRS Custom Canves Contes yaMoms I $V s \ & \ $150 BREAKFAST! WE’VE LOWERED THE PRICE NOT THE QUALITY HOURS: 8a.m-1Op .m. CLOSED TUESDAY 454 WILLAMETTE ST. 344-4764 ORT Dance-A-Thon October 15 & 16 The Oregon Repertory Theatre is sponsoring a Dance-a-Thon as part of its fundraising campaign this year. The Dance-a-Thon will run a full 24 hours. be ginning at 7 pm Friday. Oct. 15. and ending at 7 pm on Saturday. Oct. 16. Dancers may begin dancing at anytime during the 24 hours. Participants are asked to solicit cash pledges for each hour danced. Organizations that participate may keep 25% of the pledges they earn. Live music by King Bop will open and close the Dance-a-Thon. with recorded music for the rest of the event. The Dance-a-Thon will be held at Dance Works. 1231 Olive, in Eugene, which has an excellent wood dance floor. upstairs, with windows on 3 sides. ORT will provide resting space and all the necessities for participants' comfort. Dancers should sign up as soon as possible, so they can begin collecting pledges. Call Dan Bruno at 345-1049. Bill Burger at 689-4314. or the ORT Box Office at 485-1946. for registration and more information. Thursday 14 Workshops Northwest Regional Energy Sym posium in Room 167 of the Erb Memorial Union on the U of O cam pus begins at 7 pm today and con tinues tomorrow. Mark Reis, Direc tor of the NW Conservation Act Coalition, speaks on “Conservation, the Regional Power Act, and the Model Plan"; Lloyd Marbet, a lead ing anti-nuclear activist, speaks to "Wah Chang and Nuclear Power in Oregon"; Dan Coldrich, Professor of Political Science UO, discusses the “Political Economy of the North west Energy"; and Mike Grainey, Deputy Director of Oregon Dept. Energy talks about “State Energy Perspective." Free. Survival Center sponsors. Children Rikki Tikki Tavi will be shown for children of all ages at 3:30 in the Springfield Public Library. Free. Concert Music Eugene Symphony Orchestra with Yefim Bronfman, pianist, plays Brahms, Beethoven, and Bartok at the Hult Center for the Performing Arts at 8:30 pm. Call 687-0020 for ticket information. Film Rafting in Nepal, a slide pre sentation, is free at 7 pm in the EMU Ballroom, UO campus. Forests & Forestry on Guam is a slide show presented by the OSU Extension Service as part of a regular series on international forestry at 950 W 13th at 7 pm. Free. Documentary depicting dramatic accounts of Salvadoran refugees will be shown at Latin American Cultural Center, 1236 Kincaid at 7:30 pm, along with a panel discussion on the North American response featuring speakers from El Rescate, a unique program serving the needs of the Salvadoran refugees. Theatre A Galway Girl by Geraldine Aron, a one-act play set in Dublin and Lon don, will be performed at Aunt Lucy's Loft, 1340 Alder, at 8 pm, opening tonight. Costs $2.50. Call 687-0962 with questions. Etc. Amity Foundation Fundraiser at the Keystone Cafe, 395 W 5th, features a beer garden at 4:30 and dinner of country style pizza and salad bar ($4-$6 sliding scale) at 5:30. Funds will support printing Gardening Under Cover, Amity's latest book. Call 484-7171 for information. Radio Music of Stravinsky and Berlioz are featured works of the Chicago Sym phony at 8 pm on KWAX 91.1 FM. TERS pos"“o51 /( )) 55s4ow/CAcOn8055 Homemade sooPs4 SALAD . CHILI LusckSPECiALS! ' ? This Week ROSEWATERS RANCH SPICEDBEEF with sauteed mushrooms & onions— $3.50 *XESH MEATS & CHEESES MALAD BAR CATER//G (pasty ways) Phove OGOEtiS 7b W. Broadway Cil CenierMill Ma-Sat 8:300m - 600rM 485-434Z
