Friday
Boogie Music
Arousing Spirit, a reggae group, will
perform at 9:30 pm at the WOW
Hall, Tickets cost $3.
The James Thombury Band rocks
•Old Taylor’s in Eugene. .
Radio
Featured work: Haydn Symphonies .
.with the Academy of St. Martin:
Symphony No. 82 in C, "The Bear."
10 am, KWAX, 91.1.FM,
"Modern Mono"—new rock. The re
quest line is open. 11:30 pm-2:30
am. KLCC, 69:7 FM.
"Black is," 7:30-11:30 pm. Four
hours of rhythm and blues, Top. 40.
and dance music. KLCC, 89.7 FM.
Saturday
4
Concert Music
The Sawtooth Mountain Boys and
Good and Country headline a
benefit concert for the Oregon Blue
grass Assoc. Co-sponsored by the
EMU Cultural Forum and the Ore
gon Bluegrass Assoc., the event will
take place at 8 pm in the EMU Ball
room on the U of O campus. $2.50
for UO students and OBA members,
$3 general public.
The Garry Hagberg Trio perform
free from 9 pm-1 am at Dejola's Res
taurante at the Fifth St. Public
Market, 5th and High.
The Eugene Concert Choir accom
panied by harps, flutes and basson
will present "A Ceremony of Carols”
8 pm at the Central Lutheran
Church, 18th and Potter, Eugene. $3
admission.
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Film
The Sting, the Academy award win
ning, brain-tickling, suspense
thriller, Paul Newman and Robert
Redford are con men in the pros
perous Chicago underworld of the
1930‘s, 7 and 9:45 pm, 180 PLC on
the UO campus, $1.50 adult, $1 chil
dren (2-12).
One Day in the Life of Ivan Denis
ovich; based on the novel by Soviet
; dissident Solzhenitsyn, this film
depicts one day in the life of a man
bannished to a Soviet prison camp in
Siberia, 177 Lawrence on the UO
campus, 7 and 9 pm, $1.50 adults,
$1 children.
Reereation
Videogames Tournament. Win an
Atari 400 or other prizes. Elimina
tion playoffs on familiar games will
culminate with mystery game cham
pionship. $5 to enter, entry forms
available at WISTEC, next to Aut
zen Stadium. Phone Gail Winterman
for more info at 484-9027.
Mcctings
Demonstration for those concerned
about exploitation of fur bearing
animals, 11 am-1 pm on the Down
town Mall near 10th and Willa
mette. Sponsored by Save Our Eco
systems, Greenpeace & The Sur
vival Center. Phone Barbara at
484-2679 or Patrerine at 687-8121.
Etc.
Auction to benefit the Eugene Sports
Program, Lane County Convention
Center Performance Hall at 6:30 pm.
No admission, call ESP for more in
fo at 683-2373.
Reduced admissions at WISTEC
Planetarium shows, "Autumn
Skies," a look at tonight's constel
lations at 1 pm; 'To Worlds Un
known," the planets of our solar
system in slides at 3 pm. $1 adults,
50c children, next to Autzen sta
Children
"Winter Holiday Gift Making for
Students in grades 1-6 is sponsored
by Amazon Community Center,
2700 Hilyard St, bring a lunch and
spend the day (9 am-4 pm) making
gifts, $11 fee, register by Dec 2 by
calling Kim Davidson at 687-5373.
Puppet Show at 11:30 am and 2:30
pm at the Waldorf Christmas Faire,
hours 10 am-4 pm at the Central'
Presbyterian Church, 15th and
Ferry.
Ice Skating in Portland forstudents
grades 9-12. $12 fee includes: trans
portation, insurance, skate rental
and admission; Bring a lunch and
shopping money for the 8 am-6 pm
excursion. Contact Kim Davidson at
the Amazon Community Center,
687-5373, or Al Denfield at the
Westmoreland Community Center,
687-5316.
Printmaking, Cards and Wrapping,
students will use hand printing and
printing press to make their own
holiday cards, wrapping paper and
stationery at Maude Kerns Art
Center, 1910 E 15th, from 1-3 pm.
Last day to register for Monday's
Taffy Pull at Westmoreland Com
munity Center. See Monday's listing
for details.
Theater
David and Usa tonight. See Thurs
day's listing for details.
Francisco Reynders of the Oregon
Mime Theatre offers a unique work
shop combining performance with
discussion. The workshop includes a
solo mime performance, a film of the
Oregon Mime Theatre's work, and a
lecture demonstration with discus
sion. Free and open to the public, 3
pm in the EMU Forum Room on the
UO campus.
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Workshops
Mime, Francisco Reynders of the
Oregon Mime Theatre. See Saturday
Theater listing for details of this
workshop combining performance
and film.
"Who Was I Before I Became Who I
Am?" a past lives workshop from 10
am-4:30 pm with Laeh Maggie Gar
field, fee $30, for more information
call 689-3105 or 343-4593.
Wool Spinming, use a drop spindle
to spin yarn for weaving, knitting
and erocheting. All supplies fur
nished except hand carders. Repeats
Dec 11. Westmoreland Community
Center, 1545 W 22nd Ave.. Phone
Pave Copley at 687-5316 for further
Workshops
"Moving On," a special workshop
using movement as a pathway to the
creative mind, $35-50 sliding scale,
10 am-1 pm at the Whiteaker Com
munity School, 21 N Grand, call Liz
Jeans for further info at 345-1140.
Storm Window Construction today
and every Saturday thru March,
downstairs in the Midgley Bldg. at
the EWEB Workshop. Tools, ma
terials and instruction to help you
make your own storm'windows. $10
plus materials. Call Candi for reser
vations at 484-2411, ext. 209.
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683-5577
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