Public Access
TV Schedule
Cable 11
Thursday
14
6:00
6:30
7:00
7:30
8:00
8:30
9:00
9:30
It's The Pickle Family Cir
cus, performing in Skinners
Butte Park, produced by
Steve Christiansen.
Presbyterian Church. The
Presbyterian Church's in
volvement in local com
munities.
Naturesource (Repeat).
Jesse Nazareth Presents.
World Peace.
Metamorphosis (Repeat).
Part II of Oscar Ichazo's lec
ture on the martial arts.
Spiritual Revolution. The
Unity of Men and Women.
Live Programming from
Public Access Studio.
of the Earth
10:00
(Repeat.) Host: Cecelia Os
Sign Off.
Friday
15
6:00
7:00
7:30
9:00
10:00
The Spiral. Children and
Education.
Winds of Change (Repeat)
Linda Ware, Director ot
Birthways, discusses child
birth education.
TV as a Folk Art. Howard
Wade/Loren Sears host a
live studio variety featuring
folk musicologist Tom Mit
chell and guitarist Cat Fish.
To be announced.
Sign Off.
Monday
18
6:00
6:30
7:00
7:30
8:30
9:00
9:30
TBA
TBA
Nuclear Questions. (Live)
Lois Wadsworth intereviews
Ray Peat about the dangers of
low-level radiation.
Live from Eugene. Mary Eva
Culver from Mental Health
Assoc, on Mental Health and
You.
Introduction to Public Ac
cess. George Stoney from
NYU Alternative Media Cen
ter.
Local Expressions. Host:
Don Mosely.
It's the Pickle Family Circus.
Pickle Family Circus performs
in Skinners Butte Park; pro
duced by Steve Christiansen.
Tuesday
19
6:00
6:30
Video
Church.
1 Presbyterian
7:00
Jesse Nazareth Presents.
United Farm Workers Strug
gle: a documentary about the
honest efforts of a multitude
of farmworkers struggling for
survival.
Winds of Change. Growers'
Market Manger Al Siporin.
7:30 Community Productions.
8:00 A Present of the Future.
Computers: Friend or Foe;
Bob Fous interviews Chuck
Rusch of the Eugene Apple
Club on the social implica
tions of microprocessors.
8:30 Seeds of Peace. Various atti
tudes toward war and peace
expressed through a variety
of art forms.
9:30 Introduction to Public Ac
cess. (Repeat) George Stoney
from NYU Alternative Media
Center.
10:00 Sign Off
Wednesday
20
6:00 Naturesource.
6:30 The Cracker Barrel. Fred
Simmons with guest Steve
Burkett, Springfield City
Manager.
7:00 Nuclear Questions. (Repeat/
Mon.) Lois Wadsworth inter
views Ray Peat about the
dangers of low-level radia
tion.
7:30 La Voz Hispanica. Host:
Mario Hernandez.
8:00 Music of the Earth. Host:
Cecilia Ostrow.
8:30 Metamorphosis. The first
awakening.
9:00 Live from Eugene. (Repeat/
Mon.) Mary Eva Culver from
Mental Health Assoc, on
Mental Health and You.
10:00 Sign Off
Thursday
21
6:00 Nguzo Saba. Seven Prin
ciples of Blackness.
6:30 Video I Presbyterian
Church. (Repeat)
7:00 Naturesource. (Repeat)
7:30 Jesse Nazareth Presents. (Re
peat/Tues.) United Farm
workers Struggle.
8:00 Metamorphosis. (Repeat/
Wed.) The first awakening.
8:30 Spiritual Revolution. Unity
of Races.
9:00 Views and Reviews. Dis
cussion with State Rep. Dist.
40 candidates Hosticka, Paul
son, and O'Reilly.
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Film
Houdini Never Died, a documen
tary of contemporary magicians and
some actual footage of Houdini him
self, is offered at the Springfield Li
brary at 2 pm, free.
The Wizard of Oz will be shown at
180 PLC on the University campus
at 4, 7 and 9:30 pm. Admission is
$1.50 adults, $1 kids, and %2 price to
anyone wearing red slippers. Spon
sored by Students for a Nuclear Free
Future.
The Goodbye Girl is presented by
Ananda Marga Society at 7 and 9:15
at 177 Lawrence, UO. Costs $1.50
adults, $1 2-12.
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Oregon Trail Western Art Show and
Auctidn continues. Champagne re
' ception before the auction, $10 at
the door. See Friday's listing.
Opening reception for Chris Heindl,
painter, and Paul Pappas, sculptor,
at 8 pm at Project Space Gallery, 39
E. 10th. Exhibit continues through
November 5, shown 12-5 pm, Tues
day-Saturdays.
Theatre
Streetcar Named Desire; see Thurs
day's listing.
Tango at 8 pm; see Friday's listing
for details.
A Calway Girl; see Thursday's list
ing for more information.
Meetings
Oregon Council of American Youth
Hostels meets at 9 am at 542 Mill
St., Springfield. Call 726-5012 for
more information.
Dance Music
James Thornbury Band plays at the
Zodiac Tavern in Dexter (Highway
58) at 9 pm. $1.50.
Teen Dance at the Lane County
Convention Center Fairgrounds
Auditorium begins at 9 pm and costs
$3. Dan Clark of KZEL hosts. No one
under 14 years admitted.
Variations plays from 9-1 at World's
Fare at Valley River Center for Cas
cade Singles Club Dance. $4.
Radio
Studs Terkel’s Almanac: Studs talks
with Garrison Keillor about Happy
To Be Here, his collection of stories
and comic pieces at 7 pm on KWAX
91.1 FM.
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At the Movies
An Officer And A Gentleman:
Cinema World, Oct. 14-21.
342-6536.
Annie: Valley River Twin, Oct.
15-21. 686-8633.
Beast Master and Clash of the
Titans: Fine Arts, Oct. 15-21. i
747-2201.
Best Little Whorehouse in
Texas: Springfield Cinema, Oct.
14-21. 726-9073.
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rant: Mayflower, Oct. 15-21.
345-1022.
Diva: The Bijou, Oct. 14-21.
686-2458.
E.T.: McDonald, Oct. 14-21.
344-4343.
Garp and Young Doctors In
Love: West 11th Tri-Cinema, Oct.
14-21. 342-4142.
Gregory's Girl: Cinema 7, Oct.
15-21. 687-0733.
House Where Death Lives and
Strange Behavior: West 11th Tri
Cinema. Oct. 15-21. 342-4142.
Humongus: National, Oct. 14-21.
344-3431.
Jeckyl and Hyde: Springfield
Cinema, Oct. 14-21. 726-9073.
Looking to Get Out: Springfield
Cinema, Oct. 14-21. 726-9073.
My Favorite Year: Valley River
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Night Shift: Oakway Cinema,
Qct. 15-21. 342-5351.
Secret of Ninth and Watership
Down: West 11th Tri-Cinema,
Oct. 15-21. 342-4142. Eugene
Drive-in, Oct. 15-21. 726-7412.
Sorceress: Springfield Cinema,
Oct. 14-21. 726-9073.
Tempest: Cinema World, Oct.
14-21. 342-6536.
The Wall: Cinema World, Oct.
14-21. 342-6536.
Yes, Georgia: Cinema World,
Oct. 14-21. 342-6536.
Etc.
32 family garage sale benefits Cas
cade Valley Waldorf School, begins
at 9 am until 4 pm in Mazzi’s Park
ing Lot, 3377 E Amazon Drive.
Baked goods, too. Cancelled if rain
ing!
October Fest dinner at 1520 F St.,
Springfield, costs $15 couple and
begins at 6:30 pm; St. Alice Catholic
Church gymnasium.
Rummage Sale for VetWorks, a vet
eran's organization, is from 9-5 at
Grace Lutheran Church Parking Lot,
18th/Hilyard. Call 687-6918 for
more information.
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