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Hull Center for the Performing Arts
Gift Buys for the Holidays
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9 THE COUPLE
FOR EVOLUTION
a relationships workshop
January 14-15, 1983
Friday Evening 7-10 / Saturday 10-5
Understand the dynamics.of the couple process
I ’sc the couple as a tool for growth and regeneration
Explore the special needs of the couple
relationship in the 1980s
HOLIDAY GIFT
CERTIFICATES AVAILABLE
Workshop Fee: $40/Couples, $20/Singles
For information, preregistration, and gift certificates, contact:
Kath Works, An Arica Team
P.O. Box 3162, Eugene, OR 97403 / 484-4243
Wednesday
8
Children
Stories for ages 4 to 6 are held every
Wednesday at 11 am and 3 pm at the
Springfield Library, 726-3765.
Tree decorating for all ages at the
Westmoreland Community Center,
1545 West 22nd Ave, 687-5316.
Dance
Reggae concert and dance at 8:30 pm
with the Rastafarians and Strictly
Roots. Tickets $6 in advance, $7 day
of show, available at Everybody's
Records in Eugene and Corvallis,
Benton County Fairgrounds, Cor
The English Beat will perform in the
EMU ballroom at 8 pm, student
tickets $6 in advance, $7 at door,
general public $7 in advance, $8 day
of show.
Workshops
The New Age Center is offering a
class in modern dance and improvi
sation every Wednesday from
10-11:30 am, costs $2, 461-2100.
Make holiday breads and cakes at
the Westmoreland Community Cen
ter, 7-10 pm, costs $11.50, 687-5316.
Fairs / Festivals
A Christmas Craft Fair begins today
featuring works by over 50 local ar
tists and crafts people. There will be
entertainment by local performers
and free hot cider. Sponsored by
EMU Craft Center and Cultural
Forum, 10-5:30, Room 167 EMU.
The Eugene Council for Human
Rights in Latin America is having a
benefit Christmas bazaar featuring
inexpensive Latin American art
work, records and books, 1236 Kin
caid, 484-5867.
Speakers
The relationship of women poets
and writers to society will be Mari
lyn Farwell's topic for the final fall
presentation of the Center for the
Study of Women in Society, 3-4 pm
in Prince Lucien Campbell Hall,
Room 605.
Fear of Intimacy is Susan Ruther
ford's lecture topic, sponsored by
the Network Single Activities, 7:30
pm at 1808 E 28th, call 345-6432 for
directions, $1.50 members, $2.50
non-members.
Concert Music
Pianist Peggy McKenna will play
free of charge at Dejola's
Restaurante 8 pm-midnight, Fifth St.
Public Market, 683-1311.
Radio
Kuhmo Chamber Music Festival
continues at 8:15 am on KLCC 89.7
FM and features works by Beet
hoven, Mozart and Schubert.
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Thursday
9
Children
"The Land of Make Believe" and
"The Velveteen Rabbit," a dance and
drama production by 3rd and 4th
graders at Magnet Arts School, 1787
Agate, 7 pm, contributions ac
cepted.
Concert Music
Eugene Symphony Orchestra with
guest soprano Lucy Shelton, perfor
ming Mozart's Divertimento in F
Major, Barber's Knoxville: Summer
of 1915 and Mahler's Symphony No.
4. Hult Center, 8:30 pm, costs
$5.75-515.25. 687-0020.
Richie Cole, jazz saxophonist, will
play at the WOW Hall at 8:30 pm.
Cost is $6 advance, $7 day of con
cert. Tickets available at Sponsors
office, 690 Taylor, Lincoln St. Mar
ket, Earth River Records, Meier &
Frank, Godtz Garden Restaurant.
Radio
Taylor Made Piano continues with
Hard Bop, Funky and Neo-Gospel, a
hand-clapping, toe-tapping program
featuring Less McCann, Horace
Silver, Ray Charles and others.
KLCC 89.7 FM at 1 pm.
A Canticle for Leibowitz, part 5, is
on at 7:30 pm, KLCC 89.7 FM.
Speakers
John Moseley, director, UO
Chemical Physics Institute, will
speak on present and future applica
tions of the laser, last of the UO
Forum Lecture Series this fall, 8 pm,
free, Eugene Conference Center.
Fairs / Festivals
Christmas Craft Fair at the UO Erb
Memorial Union, continues today,
10-5:30, Room 167, free.
Sports
UO Wrestling Team meets at home
today. "Athletes in Action" day.
Call 686-4461 for ticket infor
mation.
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