Oregon Committee for the Humanities presents
Change The Way It Is!
Celebrating the lives of Appalachian women...
FREE PERFORMANCE
And Artists’ Reception
OCTOBER 24 / 2 P.M.
SORENG THEATRE
Hull Center tor the Performing Art*
Pick up your FREE TICKETS beginning Monday, Oct 11 from one of the following local arts supporters:
Nertirost Wino
so St. Psnde Market
143-0638
The Brass Rall
453«MmM»
(naxt to WN depet)
342-2250
Dean ie Earth
90 E 11th 344-6357
740 E. 24th 345-7954
Rosewaters Dell
78 W. Dresdwsy
(Clg Center Mai)
485-4342
Onsan Spa
1803 Garden Ave.
(Ptee",htaneh" *
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MotropelCal
(at Brendway)
343-3005
Actress Jane Van Boskirk and musician Linda Danielson explore the lives
of modern mountain women. Based on the book HILLBILLY WOMEN,
by Kathy Kahn; adapted and directed by Randi Douglas-Young.
Pgflormance will be signed lor the deal.
Sponsored by: Lane Regional Arts Council, Hull Center for the Performing Arts, What's Happening, and
the above listed business sponsors. Made possible in part by a grant from the Oregon Committee for
the Humanities, an affiliate of the National Endowment for the Humanities.
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Optics
FOR ALL YOUR VISUAL NEEDS
Prescription Eyewear
Classic Frames
Contact Lenses
Complete Lab
766 E. 13TH ST. • ONE BLOCK FROM U. OF O. • 343-3333
Thursday
21
Theatre
A Galway Girl at The Loft; see last
Thursday's listing.
Tango plays again tonight at 8 pm at
Robinson Theatre, UO. See Friday's
listing for details.
Streetcar Named Desire at ORT; see
last Thursday's listing.
Workshops
Astrological Forecasting Tech
niques studies transits, secondary
progressions, solar arc, solar and
lunar returns as methods. Basic
astrological knowledge is required.
Johanna Koch, 342-7272, teaches at
1210 Pearl St, 7:30-9:30 pm. $46 for '
8-week course.
Senior Lama of Tibetan Buddhism,
Kalu Rinpoche, speaks on Love and
Compassion at Gerlinger Hall, U of
O, at 7 pm. $6 tickets must be pur
chased in advance by calling
484-7064.
Jazzercise Benefit for Maud Kerns
Art Center from 6-7:30 and 8-9:30
pm at Gerlinger Annex at the Uni
versity. $5 admission to this jazz
dance workshop.
QALANo
4
5
. A Magical Place
1
A fine selection
of books on
personal &
spiritual growth,
psychology,
healing, the
occult. Records
& tapes of music
for meditation
and relaxation.
Unique in
Eugene.
Posters / Cards / Incense
Monday-Saturday 10-6
790 E. 11th Ave. • 485-4848
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
Etc.
Bake Sale for Big Creek outside the
University Bookstore all day.
Auction for Art benefits Maude
Kerns Art Center at the Eugene Hil
ton from 7-10 pm. Everything from
artwork to vacations to riverboats to
limosine rides to jewelry; all items
have been donated by Eugene busi
nesses and the artist community.
Benefit Fashion Show at the Holt
Center for the Performing Arts
Soreng Theatre costs $10 and is
sponsored by Kaufman's. 7:30 pm.
Country Dance Weekend at Suttle
Lake (near Sisters) through Sunday.
Includes Morris, English, Rapper,
Contra. For more information, call
345-2561. Costs 50/$65.
Speakers
Stanley Greenfield, UO English Pro
fessor, will talk about ‘Beowolf:
Monsters and Hero7' at Eugene Con
ference Center adjacent to the Hil
ton Hotel, 7th & Oak, at 8 pm. Free.
Judith Cushman will speak on
"How to Get a Job in Public Rela
tions" at 3:30 pm at U of O Jour
nalism Library in Allen Hall and at
5:30 pm at the Eugene Hilton Hotel.
U of O is free, $2 cover charge at
Hilton for hors d'oeuvres and the
no-host bar.
NSEN
WE INVITE YOU TO VISIT
ONSEN. EUGENE'S ONLY
PRIVATE OUTDOOR SPA
FOR AN HOUR YOU AND
YOUR FAMILY OR FRIENDS
CAN DELIGHT IN THE
TOTAL RELAXATION OF
YOUR OWN HOT TUB
