Halloween
Everybody's favorite holiday has come again. Halloween-related ac
tivity has been building now for a couple of weeks. We’ve seen some
mask making workshops, Halloween story-telling and children’s films,
classic horror films, and haunted houses. Costume events are on the
rise. A couple of weeks ago you could get in free to see “The Wizard of
Oz" if you wore red slippers. Now it’s ORTs erotic, exotic Future
Man/Woman costume ball. And Halloween with Morris and Boris. The
Whole bag of tricks!
Sunday, October 31, Halloween is celebrated both in daytime
family-style events and nighttime dances and parties. During the day
you can bike 25 miles on the fircat Pumpkin Tour; or go out to the Ar
boretum, walk the trails, make cider, and look at mushrooms; or go to
WISTEC’s party featuring live bats and problem-solving apple bob
bing. That night. Tattoo, Don Latarskic, and Illuminations brighten up
the WOW HAll for Jerry Rust’s costume party; the Robert Cray Band
celebrates its 6th Annual Halloween Ball with the Party Kings and the
Burners at the Hlilton: and there’s a costume ball at the Black Forest
Inn to benefit Vietnam Vets.
Halloween is for kids ... all us kids.
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Cards
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Etc.
Breitenbush Hot Springs Hallo
ween Extraordinaire offers 1
night, 2 meals for 830, or Sat.
and Sun. (5 meals) for $45. Call
the Breitenbush Community in
Detroit, Oregon, at 854-3501 for
details.
Ski Swap Sale continues at the
Fairgrounds from 9 am-6 pm to
day; see Thursday’s listing for
details.
Oregon Rodeo continues today
at the Horse Arena at the Fair
grounds with a special 83 per
person show at 1:30 pm and the
regular show at 8 pm. See Fri
day’s listing for more infor
mation.
Eugene Garden Club Yarns and
Yardage Exchange takes place at
1645 High St. from 1-5 pm and
provides an opportunity to buy,
sell, and exchange tools and
materials, share ideas and per
spectives. Weaving, spinning,
dyeing, felting, basketry, quilt
ing, costume. . . .
Pancake Breakfast at the Y from
7:30-11:30 am in the small gym
at 2055 Patterson St, 686
YMCA. 82 for adults, 81.25 chil
Fairs / Festivals
Saturday Market, open-air
Crafts and Foods Fair is held
from 10 am4 pm at 8th and
Oak. Free admission and enter
tainment.
Israeli Folk Dance Festival is
held in Portland today and
tomorrow at the Mittleman
Jewish Community Center, and
costs 811. Call 345-2561 for
more information.
Children
Ghosts, Goblins and Other Hor
rible Things, a program of tales
for Halloween with storytellers
Yvonne Young, Godfrey Warner,
John Holtzapple, and Ken Cole
man is free at the Eugene Public
Library from 2-3.
Ghosts, Goblins and Witches are
some of the puppets children
ages 5-13 can learn to make to
day at an art workshop taught by
Karen Kcifer-Boyd at Maude
Kerns Art Center, 1910 E 15th,
from 1-3 pm.
Sunday
31
Fairs / Festivals
Arboretum’s Fall Festival and
Mushroom Show happens from
10 am to 5 pm at the Arboretum.
Go out Scavy Loop Road to the
bridge across the Willamette
River. Bring the children and ex
plore the trails. Strawflowers,
wild oats, teasil, seed podes, and
cones are for sale. Bring your ap
ples and press your own elder in
the mill. Lane County mush
rooms will be identified and dis
played. Coffee, punch, cookies
and a bonfire. Free.
WISTEC Halloween Party fea
tures live bats, skeleton ex
hibits, spiders, and problem
solving apple bobbing. Prizes for
the best science/technology cos
tume! Bring in any T-shirt or
other clothing and silkscreen the
WISTEC logo on it. 2300 Cen
tennial, next to Autzen Stadium
from 12-5, free. Call 484-9027
for more information.
Theatre
Gallagher—An Evening of Com
edy at the Lane County Conven
tion Center Performance Hall,
796 W 13th. Call 687-4292 for
ticket information.
A Streetcar Named Desire plays
at 2 pm and 7 pm at Oregon
Repertory Company. See Thurs
day’s listing for ticket infor
mation.
Etc.
Eugene Flea Market from 9
am-4 pm at the Auditorium
Bldg., Lane County Fairgrounds.
Call 683-3573 for more infor
mation.
Halloween Dinner at 6 pm spon
sored by the Cascades Singles
Club is held at the Western Siz
zlln Steakhouse, 1010 Postal
Way in Springfield.
Sports / Recreation
Traverse on Mt. Pisgah will be
under the leadership of Dave
Wagner, Director of the Her
barium of the University of
Oregon. Participants meet at
South Eugene High parking lot
at 8:30 am, where car pooling
will be arranged. Trip costs 50c
for members, 81 non-members.
Pack a lunch, bring liquid. Call
Miki at 344-4144 for more infor
mation.
Great Pumpkin Bicycle Ride in
cludes a 25-mile search for the
Great Pumpkin on Coburg Bot
tom Loop and a picnic in Armi
tage Park on return. Call Todd
345-9136 for more information.
Run for Your Lungs, 10K and 5K
runs sponsored by the Oregon
Lung Association, leaves Gilbert
Hall on UO campus at 13th at
9:30 am. 87 entrv fee includes
T-shirt. Call 343-5864 for more
information.
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Danes Music
Halloween Party fund-raiser at
the WOW Hall features Don
Latarsky Group, illuminations,
and Tattoo from 8:30-12 mid
night, 85.00. No Host Bar; prizes
for the best costume. Event
benefits the Rust for Governor
campaign debt. Call 687-0260
for more information.
6th Annual Halloween Ball with
the Robert Cray Band at the Eu
gene Hilton with the Party
Kings, Abner Burnett and the
Burners. Tickets are 84.96 in ad
vance, 85.96 at the door.
Costume Ball at the Black Forest
Inn from 8-1 am is a benefit for
Vietnam Vets sponsored by the
Mental Health Association, and
features musicians Lee Richards
Band and Catfish. 82.
Film
Wait Until Dark and The In
nocents round out the Halloween
Double Thrillers at 177 Law
rence on UO campus at 7 prompt
ly. 81.50.
Concert Music
Santiago Rodriques, pianist,
performs at the Silva Theatre,
Hult Center for the Performing
Arts at 8 pm, in a program fea
turing music by Bach, Beet
hoven, and Chopin. Tickets cost
between 86.75-89.75. Call 687
5000 for more information.
Dance
International folk dancing at the
Westmoreland Community
Center, 1545 W 22nd, features
beginning level instruction from
7-8 pm, program and request
dancing from 8-10 pm. New
comers welcome. 75c admis
James Thornbury Band
Grounded in the blues and rooted in rock ’n roll, James Thornbury
writes a lot of the music he sings and plays on slide guitar, harp or
electric lead. Bassist and vocalist Skip Jones writes material for the
band as well. Saxophonist Barney Lindsley and drummer Barry Barner
add their considerable musical talents to the band. Together, they
create a unique blend of classic road house rock ‘n roll and blues, play
ing hot original music about sixty per cent of the time. You can catch
James T. and Band- at Old Taylor’s this weekend; see Friday’s and
Saturday’s listings.
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