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About What's happening. (Eugene, OR) 1982-1993 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 11, 1982)
Artists in Residence Directory Theater • Music • Dance • Art Next issue, November 18, What’s Happening begins publishing a weekly directory of local performers, artists, teachers, lecturers, media and craftspersons. The Artists-in-Residence Directory will list vital information in a 4 or 5 line format tailored to meet each indi vidual's needs, something like this: Name, area of specialty or descriptive function Home, studio, or crafts fair address/no address Phone number, city Succinct 2-line description of performance, service, or product you want to advertise (as you would in a business card, for exam ple) To illustrate, a voice teacher describes her services under MUSIC: Majida Friedman, Voice 485-0979, Eugene Developing the natural voice, Singing for all ages. A second example is this entry under DANCE: Carol McIntyre, Director Aloha Nui Company 484-9874, Eugene ‘ Authentic Polynesian Dance Performances For large or small groups. Between now and the new year, What’s Happening is making a terrific offer to local artists: for the next seven issues, we’ll list you in our Artists-in-Residence Directory for only 310. After January 1, the cost for the service will be 35 a month, plus a 35 one-time-fee for new listings. Create your own unique listing and send us the information plus fee. To be safe, use Friday as a deadline if you’re mailing to What’s Happening* Artists Directory, P.O. Box 259, Eugene, OR 97440. We need the Information by Monday noon before our Thursday publication date, ('all Lois at 687-9140 or Sonja at 484-0519 for assistance. Friday 12 Theatre Live Matinee begins its fifth year with an all new show of live comedy on stage at Cinema 7 at 8 and 10 pm. Costs 33.99. No kids under 12. Oh, What a Lovely War! con tinues at University; see Thurs day’s listing for details. God’s Favorite plays again tonight at LCC; see Thursday’s listing for more information. Radio Modern Mono on KLCC from 11:30 pm-2:30 am is new rock; the request line is open, 726-2212. 89.7 FM. Second San Francisco Earth quake: Lu Watters and Yerba Buena hosted bv Jim Lemert on KWAX 91.1 FM at 8 pm, fol lowed at 8:30 by more Jazz on Straight Ahead, featuring The Hilos. Four hours of rhythm and blues, top 40, and dance music with a soul flavor on Black Is, 7:30 11:30 pm on KLCC 89.7 FM. Logos, newsletters, posters, flyers, letterheads, invitations, ads, etc. Sports / Recreation Echo Hollow Pool is offering a late night swim from 9:30-11:30 pm. Costs 31 adults, 50c senior citizens and under 17. 687-1831 for more information. Wrestling at the Fairgrounds Ex po Hall *6, begins at 8 pm and costs 84.50 general admission and 85.50 ringside. Oregon Volleyball team meets Idaho in a home match, McAr thur Court, at 7:30 pm. Call 686-4461 for ticket information. Mt. Hood trek combining skiing or snowshoeing with hiking to traverse the mountain from Tim berline Lodge to the Columbia Gorge Friday through Sunday, sponsored by SHAPE, 181 Ess linger Hall, UO, 686-4105. 830. Our appreciation goes to the 5,843 voters in Oregon House Districts 40 and 44 who supported Laurel Paulson and Laura Stine. We’re more than half-way to victory in 1984, folks. And a special thank-you to the more than 300 people who worked on the campaigns in so many ways. Thanks, friends. Did you vote for the Citizens Party? Let us know who you are by sending your name, address and/or telephone number to Citizens Party of Lane County, P.O. Box 3788, Eugene, OR 97402. Want to have a hand in shaping our political future? Come talk about the 1982 election and our future activities. Next general meeting: 7 p.m., Tuesday, Nov. 23, Campbell Senior Center, 155 High St., Eugene. For more information, call Joe Grosso, 342-4004, or Keli Osborn, 485-8776. Complete Exam FREE 1 With This Coupon THOKAS KOPRIVA, DD.S. 340 WEST 10 484-9175 Public Access TV Schedule Cable 11 Thursday 11 6:00 Metamorphosis. Doug Bloch, Eugene astrologer, is tonight’s 6:30 Video I Presbyterian Church. (Repeat) 7:00 Naturesource. (Repeat) 7:30 Jesse Nazareth Presents. (Re 8:00 Libertarian Party. High Fron tier, a new concept in non nuclear defense with Bob Fauvre. 8:30 Spiritual Revolution. The Oneness of God. 9:00 Paris and the Origins of Modern Arts. (Repeat) 9:30 TBA 10:00 Sign Off Friday 12 7:00 Winds of Change. (Repeat) 7:30 TV As a Folk Art. Community variety. Comedy special hosted by Howard Wade and Loren Sears. 8:30 Community Productions. (Re peat) 9:00 Music of the Earth. Environ mental news, music and fea tures with Cecilia Ostrow and Paul Apfelbeck. Tonight: O'Carolan's Consort with Irish music, and Waldo Lake feature. 9:30 Libertarian Party. High Fron tier, a new concept in non nuclear defense with Bob Fauvre. 10:00 Sign Off. Monday 15 6:00 TBA 6:30 TBA 7:00 Nuclear Questions. Lois Wadsworth interviews Dr. June Singer on the complexi ties of the man/woman rela tionship. 7:30 TBA 8:00 TV As a Folk Art. Community variety. Comedy special hosted by Howard Wade and Loren Sears. 9:00 Paul Burnett Show. 9:30 TBA The counterculture became the culture. — Stewart Brand "dOntRlEO" (RUCKSTOP Now Serving Wine and Beer 790 E. 144, Eugene 344-9988 —=on Tuesday 16 6:00 Video I Presbyterian Church. Reports from around the coun try on the Church’s involve ment in the communities it serves: San Antonio, TX and Knoxville, TN. 6:30 Jesse Nazareth Presents. 7:00 Winds of Change. Behind the scenes report on the Cable Ac cess—how you can get in volved. 7:30 Community Productions. 8:00 A Present of the Future. China: A perspective of daily life. A slide show and inter view with a Eugene couple who lived and taught in China for one year. Robert Fous, 8:30 Strategic Satire. Interview with Steve Johnson, director of the Pacific Northwest Re search ('enter on how to obtain information at the local level on issues of national defense and militarism. 9:00 TBA 9:30 TBA Wednesday 17 6:00 Naturesource. Proposed Ore gon Endangered Wilderness Act 1983. Discussion with Jim Monticth, Director of Oregon Wilderness Coalition. 6:30 The Cracker Barrel. 7:00 Nguzo Saba. Black Folk Tales. Guest: Paulette Ausari-The Importance of Black Folktales. 7:30 La Voz Hispanica. 8:00 Music of the Earth. 8:30 Metamorphosis. Part 1 of an extensive interview with Ven. Kalu Rinpoche, 78-year-old head of the Kagyu lincuge of Tibetan Buddhism. 9:00 Nuclear Questions. Dr. June Singer on the man/woman relationship. (See Monday) 9:30 Strategic Satire. Interview with Steve Johnson, Dir. of Pacific Northwest Research ('enter on how to obtain infor mation at the local level on Issues of national defense and militarism. 10:00 Sign Off Thursday 18 6:00 Metamorphosis. Repeal of Part I of interview with Ven. Kalu Rinpoche. 6:30 Video I Presbyterian Church. Reports from around the coun try on the Church’s involve ment in the communities it serves: San Antonio, Texas and Knoxville. Tenn. 7:00 Naturesource. Proposed Oregon Endangered Wilder ness Act 1983. Discussion with Jim Monticth, Dlr. of Oregon Wilderness Coalition. 7:30 Jesse Nazareth Presents. (Repeat) 8:00 Libertarian Party. 8:30 Spiritual Revolution. Founders of the Faith. 9:00 Winds of Change. Behind the scenes report on the Cable Ac cess—how you can get in volved. 9:30 TBA 10:00 Sign Off
