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FREE
Thursday
14
Speakers
Martha Keys, a former congress
woman from Kansas, will speak on
"Women and the Political Process"
at 3 pm in Erb Memorial Union
Forum Room. State Rep. Margie
Hendriksen and Oregon Secretary
of State Norma Paulus will join in a
panel discussion. Free.
Theatre
. A Galway Girl by Geraldine Aron is
a one-act play offered at Aunt Lucy
Devine's Loft, 1340 Alder St., at 8
pm. Cost is $2.50.
A Streetcar Named Desire plays at
ORT, 222 E Broadway, at 8 pm. Tic
ket prices range from $5.50-$8.00,
all seats are reserved. Call 485-1946
for details.
Etc.
Amity Foundation Fundraiser gets
under way at 4:30 at the Keystone
Cafe, 395 W 5th, and features a beer
garden, music, and dinner, $4-$6,
starting at 5:30.
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Workshops
Salvadoran Refugees: U.S. Immi
gration Policy is the focus of a panel
discussion with Isabel Cardenas and
Dr. Orlando Lopez at the Latin
American Cultural Center, 1236 Kin
caid, at 7:30 pm. $1.50 donation
will be asked at the door. Call 484*
5867 for more information.
Northwest Regional Energy Sym
posium today and tomorrow
focuses on energy resources of the
Northwest, today featuring speakers
Mark Reis, Lloyd Marbet, Dan Gold
rich, and Mike Grainey. EMU Room
167 from 7-10 pm. Call Survival
Center, 686-4356 for details.
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Starts and ends at BJ Kelly's.
Registration $6.00, including morning of race.
Sign up now at—
KLCC
4000 E. 30th Ave., Lane Community College
FEETS
5th St. Public Market
NIKE EUGENE
Atrium. 10th & Olive
Concert Music
Eugene Symphony Orchestra with
guest pianist Yefim Bronfman play
Brahms, Beethoven, and Bartok at
8:30 pm at the Huh Center for the
Performing Arts. For ticket info, call
the Orchestra box office at 687
0020.
Meetings
Toastmasters meet at the Springfield
Wild Plum Restaurant from 6:45
8:15 am. Call 726-0889 for more in
formation.
Baha'i -Fireside, an informal dis
cussion about the Baha'i Faith with a
question and answer session, meets
at 2259 Corinthian Court at 7:30
pm. Refreshments are provided.
342-7864 for more information.
Film
Rafting in Nepal is a slide presents*
tion at the EMU Ballroom at 7 pm
which is offered free to the public.
686-4362 has more information.
Forests and Forestry on Guam is a
slide show sponsored by OSU Ex
tension Service as one of a regular
series on international forestry.
Shows at 7 pm at 950 W 13th,
687-4243. Free.
Children
Ages 7-12 Aikido Class focuses on a
peaceful approach to martial arts.
Call Chuck Hauk at 343-0219 for
more information.
Radio
Premiere of Taylor Made Piano, a
Jazz History with Dr. Billy Taylor, at
1 pm on KLCC 89.7 FM, today ex
plains what jazz is and why it is con
siderd America's classical music.
Friday
15
Theatre
Tango, Polish playwright Slawomir
Mrozek’s black comedy, opens at 8
pm at UO Robinson Theatre. Re
served seat tickets are $5 general
public, $3.25 for UO students and
senior citizens, and $4 other stu
dents. Noon-4 call the box office at
686-4191.
Red Skelton performs at the Silva
Concert Hall at the Hult Center at 8
pm.
Streetcar Named Desire plays at
Oregon Repertory Theatre at 8 pm.
See Thursday's listing.
A Calway Girl repeats; see Thurs
day's listing.
Radio
Ray Charles—Genius + Soul - Jazz
will be featured at 8:30 pm on
Straight Ahead, KWAX 91.1 FM, pre
ceded by 2 full hours of jazz.
Film
Nashville is shown at 7 and 9 pm at
177 Lawrence on UO campus for
$1.50: sponsored by YWCA.
Personal Best is sponsored by the
Sufi Circle at 7 and 9:45 in 150 Geo
logy. $1.50 adults, children 2-12 $1.
Boogie Music
James Thornbury Band with Sunny
land Man plays at the WOW Hall,
beginning at 9:30 pm. 8th and Lin
coin, $2.50.
Sports / Recreation
Basketball: Portland Trailblazers vs.
Golden State Warriors exhibition
game of the season at MacArthur
Court at 8 pm. Tickets cost $5, $6,
$8; call 686-4461.
South Eugene meets Sheldon in
football game starting at 8:15 at
South; adult tickets $3.50, students
$1.50 with ID.
Professional Wrestling at Lane
County Fairgrounds Expo Hall #6
begins at 8 pm. Call 345-9717 for
ticket info.
Speakers
Antoine Predock, internationally
known architect from Albuquerque,
New Mexico, speaks on "Recent
Work in Two New Mexicos" at 4:30
pm at Room 177, Lawrence Hall, U
of O. Predock's work features inte
gration of regional characteristics
and innovative energy considera
tions.
Conifer Ecology lecture by Art
McKee is sponsored by Eugene Na
tural History Society. Call 686-3024
for lecture time and place.
Central American refugees and the
Simpson-Mazzoli immigration bill
are the subjects of a panel discus
sion featuring speakers from Am
paro, a Seattle legal aid group for im
migrants and refugees. Amazon
Village Community Center at 2700
Hilyard is the location of the 7:30-9
pm event. $1 donation requested.
485-1755 for more information;
344-8030 childcare information.
Open Forum between audience and
guests Mo Udall and Ted Kulongoski
at the EMU Forum Room from
9:30-10:30 am on the U of O cam
pus. Free.
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