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Judy (Tobias) Franzen will be out of town Jan. 15-Mar. 1.
If you need an appointment, please call before Jan. 7
JUDY FRANZEN
2011 LAWRENCE
EUGENE, OREGON 97405
(503) 345-6677
Specialists in Classical
Records & Tapes
Monday through
Saturday
9:30-5:30
808 Charnelton
345^197
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Eugene, OR 97440
Tuesday
Fairs / Festivals
Turning the Light, 3rd Annual
Winter Solstice Celebration at the
Unitarian Church, 40th and Donald,
7 pm promptly, $3.50. Program in
cludes Rainbow Jackson, Astrologi
cal Interpretation, Joint Forces
Dance Performance, Nancy Clark
and Norma Cordell, Service &
Meditation, Michael Harrison,
Piano Recital, and O'Carolan's Con
sort, Dance Music. Sponsored by
the Eugene Center for the Healing
Arts.
Old Oregon Christmas Fair at the
Fairgrounds is free from 10-9 today
and features Rev Chumleigh at 12:30
and 7:30 and Gregory Field and
Friends at 6 pm.
Christmas Market in the Park con
tinues today downtown at 8th and
Oak and features entertainers Kathy
Metzger and Liz Klute singing
Christmas Carols at 1 pm.
Children
Picture with Santa at 1 pm at West
moreland Community Center costs
$1. Come and visit Santa and have
your picture taken and get a candy
cane. Call 687-5316 for more infor
mation.
Dance
International Folk Dancing at
Friends Meeting House, 2274 Onyx,
begins with instruction in Romanian
dances by Janet Moelzer at 7:30 pm,
followed by program and request
dancing. $1. Call 345-6687 for in
formation.
Etc.
WISTEC special planetarium show
at 3 pm is the "Star of Wonder"
which traces the astronomical events
surrounding the birth of Christ.
Also, films shown throughout the
day. Model Railroad exhibit, and
"Lux Humana," a holography ex
hibit. 12 noon-5 pm, $1 adults, 50c
children, under 6 and senior citizens
Bingo at the Fairgrounds sponsored
by Rotary Club begins at 7 pm. 18
years of age and older, only, please.
Christmas Gift Certificates
Massage—
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7 Years in Eugene
Nothing on earth is so weak and
yielding as water, but for breaking
down the firm and strong it has no
equal.
-Lao-Tzu
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can only be achieved by understand
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—Albert Einstein
Music Bulletin
485-1411
Compiled by Forrest Faubion
Asia Garden
44 E 7th 342-4991
•Tues-Thurs Bill Sabol Duo
•Fri-Sat Andre St. James & Joe
Borland
BJ Kelly's
1475 Franklin Blvd. 683-4686
•Dec 16 Fabulous Secrets
•Dec 17-18 Rock Band
•Dec 19 Bosworth Bros & Teaser
(KZEL Album Showcase)
•Dec 20 Burners & Channel Cats
•Dec 21 Wrestling
•Dec 22 Curtis Salgado & in Your
Face Blues Band
Blair Island Restaurant
325 Blair Blvd. 683-5117
•Dec 16 Scott Dillinger 6:30-8:30
•Dec 17 Sweet Grass 7-9
•Dec 18 Tom Lynch 9:30 am-12:30
pm, Ben Zen 6:30-8:30
•Dec 19 Peter Thomas 9:30
am-12:30
•Dec 20 Michael D 6:30-9:30
•Dec 21 Dan 6:30-9:30
•Dec 23 Shaman 7-10
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Dejola’s Restaurante & Bar
Sth St. Public Market 683-1311
16 Peggy MeKenna 8-12
17 Gary Hagberg Trio 9-1
18 Dan Siegel 9-1
22 Peggy MeKenna 8-12
23 Dan Siegel 8-12
Homefried Truckstop
790 E. 14th 344-9988 (NC)
•Dec 16 Banning Eyre 6-9
•Dec 17 Peter Thomas 6-9
•Dec 18 Crystal Flame 9:30
am-12:30 pm. Heather Perkins 6-9
•Dec 19 Thom Bergeron 9:30
am-12:30 pm, Mark Pope 6-9
•Dec 21 Nicki Earlich 6-9
•Dec 22 Eagle Park Slim 6-9
•Dec 23 Bradford Lee 6-9
Jo Federigo’s Restaurant & Bar
259 E 5th, 343-8488
•Dec 16-18 Cam Newton
•Dec 19-20 Jam Session with Dick
Blake Trio
•Dec 21-23 Emmett Williams Trio
Lone Star Bar
160 S. Park 484-7458
•Mon-Sat Susanville Stage Band
DON'T BE LEFT OUT!
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484-0519
Duffy's Tavern
801 E 13th 344-3615
•Dec 17-18 The Breaks
•Dec 22 Impulse
Harry's on the Canal
2200 Centennial Blvd. 342-5231
•Dec 16-18 Tom Greenough
•Dec 19 Fox & Weasel
•Dec 20 Bedbury Bros.
•Dec 21-23 Tom Greenough
Upcoming Portland Concerts:
•Dec 21 DEVO, Paramount
Theatre, 7 & 10 pm
International at New Shilo Inn
3250 Gateway, Springfield
747-0332
•Dec 16-18 Gary Lewis & The
Playboys
Lost Dutchman
535 Main, Springfield 747-0307
•Mon-Sat Little Big Band
Old Taylor's Tavern
894 E. 13th 344-1222
•Dec 16 Milkmen
•Dec 17-18 Cyclones Blues Band
•Dec 23 Milkmen
Saturday Market
8th & Oak in the Park, 686-8885
•Dec 18 Judith Reese 11:30, Eu
gene Tuba Quartet 12:00, Bethel
Temple Choir and Bethel Temple
Youth Choir 1:00
•Dec 19 Judith Reese 11:30,
Skinner City Cloggers noon,
Spring Creek Ceili Band 12:30,
Eugene No-Name Marimba En
semble 1:30
•Dec 20 The Song Spinners 1:00,
O’Carolan’s Consort noon
•Dec 21 Surprise Guest
Kathy Mezger and Liz Klute 1:00
•Dec 22 Eugene Hom Quartet
12:00, Judith Reese 11:30
•Dec 23 Tattoo 12:30
Trawler Restaurant & Lounge
110 S. Park 484-5730
•Dec 17-18 Laurie Macedone
WOW Hall
291 W 8th 687-2746
•Dec 16 Strictly Roots 9 pm
•Dec 17 Milkmen 9 pm
•Dec 18 Holiday Celtic Festival
with Apples in Winter,
O’Carolan’s Consort & Greggory
Fields 9 pm
HOLIDAY TREATS!
Come visit our
Retail Store
Solstice Bakery Collective
350 E. Third, Eugene, Oregon 97401
THE •VICTORIAN VEARL
Miniatures & Gift Shop
OoM Houses
Furniture Kits
Scale Lumber
Hardwood Flooring
Mini Wallpaper
Petit Point Kits
Windows
Trim
Doll House Accessories
Cedar Shakes
Miniature Paintings
Curved & Straight Stairs
Handcrafted Bedspreads. Pillows & Many Other Items
Many 1/2 Inch Scale Items Also
HOURS: Mon-Fri 10-5 / Sat 9-6 / Closed Sunday
335 "Pearl Street • "Eugene • Oregon • 97401
Phone: (503) 343-1347
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Atrium Downtown’
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12-6 Sunday
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Wednesday
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Video/TV
A Search for the Vanished People,
will be shown at 10 pm on Oregon
Public Broadcasting Channel 7,
KO AC and repeated Dec 26 at noon.
The film presents the discoveries of
anthropologist Luther Cressman,
professor emeritus at the University
of Oregon. Cressman's discoveries
in the semi-arid Great Basin changed
the whole theory of Western pre- .
history. Elizabeth Patapoff filmed 4
Cressman in Eastern Oregon, fol- 4
lowing him from one cave explora
tion site to the next; she also includes
archival footage that Cressman shot
in the late 1930s, during the actual
explorations.
Videotape with Martha Many Grey
Horses followed by a Baha'i fireside
given by Debra Wisvary on Native
American Prophecy and the Baha'i
Faith, Eugene Public Library, 7 pm,
free. For info contact Candace
Moore, 342-7864.
Children
The Eugene Storyteller's Association
will present a Holiday Surprise
Package at 7 pm at the Eugene
Public Library. This one-hour story
telling program will feature Ken
Coleman, Yvonne Young, Godfrey
Warner, Steve Dibos, and John
Holtzapple. The performance is free.
All ages are welcome; however,
young children should be accom
panied by an adult.
An afternoon of skating for students
in grades 1-6 at Amazon Com
munity Center from 1-5 pm for $6.
Cost includes skate rental and
admission. Register by Dec 20,
687-5373.
Etc.
WISTEC’s holiday program con
tinues; see Tuesday's listing for
details.
Holiday Light Tour for Seniors is
sponsored by Westmoreland Com
munity Center Center from 5:30-9
pm and costs $2. Tour holiday lights
and scenery in Eugene. A stop is
planned at a local cafe where partici
pants may purchase dessert. Call
687-5316 for more information.
The Healing Tree
Massage Therapy
Therapeutic Touch
Counseling
Reba Townsend, lmt
342-5366
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