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Friday 15 Theatre Summer Showcase on the Mall features Oregon Fantasy Players with puppet theatre. Noon-1 pm. Near the fountain. Working continues on the Mall. See Thursday/14 for details. The Cascade Balzac Co. continues with Sex on the Second Floor. See Thursday/7 for details. Sports / Recreation The Cottage Grove Rodeo opens tonight on Hwy. 99 2 miles south of Cottage Grove. 7:30 pm. A big dance at 10 pm. Call 942-5244 for more information. KBDF 1280 FM will broadcast the Eugene Ems baseball games (home games) at 7:21 pm (games start at 7:30). Workshops/Classes Information/Word Processing Manage ment is a one-day seminar on managerial concepts in word processing. It’s from 8:30 am-4:30 pm at the Red Lion Inn, 3280 Gateway Blvd, Springfield. $65. Call 1-754-2677 (Corvallis) for information. Fairs/Festivals The Bohemia Mining Days continues in Cottage Grove. Today features: Apron Caper (wear your prettiest or most old fashioned!), Ugly Dog Contest, Kiddie Entry meeting for Kiddie Parade and much more including the beginning of a mixed doubles Bowling Tournament. 942-3028 for information. Children The 4-H Horse Fair continues. See Wednesday/13 for details. Etc. Zoo Zoo’s is sponsoring a benefit dinner for CISCAP (Citizens in Solidarity with Central American People) and medical aid to El Salvador. Beer and wine served. 5-10 pm. 454 Willamette St. Meetings First Impressions—what message do you give others? Meet with Network. Social izing afterward. 8 pm, 75 N Jackson. S2.50/non-members. Concert Music Aurora, a Eugene trio, will play a candle light concert at Maude Kerns Art Center, 1910 E 15th St, 8 pm. $4 cover. Saturday 16 Fairs / Festivals Saturday Market features the following entertainment: The Carl Woldeck Trio with “Straight Ahead Jazz,” noon and 1 pm; and The River City Rounders with their acoustic and wash tub sound, noon and 2 pm. See 7/9 for details. Bohemia Mining Days continues today in Cottage Grove. There is a softball game at 7:30 am, Half-Marathon Run (13.1 miles), used Book Sale, Frog Jumping Prelimina ries, Grand Miners Parade, Timber Car nival, Rodeo, Music and much more. 942-2411 has more information. Organically Grown, Inc. celebrates its grand opening, 1*4 pm. Raspberry short cake and music. 1153 W 2nd St, next to . Dry Ice Plant. Radio KLCC 89.7 FM features New Dimensions, “To Change Our Minds” with Cynthia Palmer and Michael Horowitz, 11 am. “Ringo’s Yellow Submarine ... A Voyage Through Beatles Magic,” 7-8 pm on KPNW 1120 AM. KWAX 91.1 FM will broadcast: Featured Work, William’s “Tuba Concerto in F Minor,” 10 am; More Opera..., Monte verdi’s “Orfeo,” 11 am; NPR Playhouse with one of the oldest comedy duos still doing their thing, Bob and Ray, 6 pm; Lord Peter Wimsey, the first episode of “Whose Body?”, 6:30 pm. LAFLER SILKSCREEN wooF! • T-SHIRTS • SWEATSHIRTS W • SLEEVE PRINTING • DESIGN SERVICE 343-2306/342-1927 Saturday 16 Concert Music Performances in the Park presents The Eugene Combo, 10 am-noon, and Ragtime Millionnalres, noon-2 pm, in conjunction with the Annual Kaufmann Center Outrageous Yard Sale (see Etc.). At the Center, 996 Jefferson. Bluegrass Festival at the Forgeron Vine yards, 89697 Sheffler Road, Elmira, 935-1117 for directions. 2-8 pm today, noon-6 pm Sunday. Theatre Oklahoma! continues on the Mall. See 7/7 for details. Sex on the Second Floor continues at the Brass Rail. See 7/7 for details. Speakers Discover Different Oregon Hideaways within 3 hours of Eugene with Myrna Oakley. Network Singles, at the Laurel wood Country Club, 2700 Columbia. 8 pm, $4 non-members. Sports / Recreation McKenzie Rider's Hinman Winery Bike Tour, out Lorane Highway, 45 miles, for intermediate and above riders. Meet at Alton Baker Park, 9:15 am, bring a lunch. 345-7159. The Eugene Emeralds Home Game, vs. Walla Walla. 7:30 pm, Civic Stadium, W/C accessible. Broadcast live on KBDF 1280 AM, airtime 7:21 pm. The Cottage Grove Rodeo continues to day at 7:30 pm, big dance at 10 pm. See 7/15 for details. Skinner’s Butte Open, 6th annual horse shoe tournament. Registration deadline July 14, 10 pm, $6 entry fee to Jerry Gor ton, 85111 Kensington Dr, Pleasant Hill 97455; you must have current card to par ticipate. 9:30 am, 1st and Washington St., Eugene (under the bridge). 42% and over pitch today, below 42% pitch Sunday. Pitchers must check in at 9 am. The annual Disc, Catch and Fetch Frisbee Tournament open to any canine able to catch a flying disc, 1 pm at Skinner’s Butte Park. Free pre-registration, 12:30 pm. 687-5316. Etc. Planetarium Shows continue at WISTEC. See 7/9 for details. “Savings to Beat the Band,” the Trude Kaufman Senior Center’s annual garage sale extravaganza with proceeds going toward senior services and equipment, features a wide range of sale items, a silent auction of hotel and resort accommoda tions and service and merchandise cer tificates, a quilt raffle, live entertainment, refreshments and home baked treats. To donate or consign items, call 687-5331. At the Center, 996 Jefferson, 10 am-4 pm. Children The 4-H Horse Fair continues. Today is Championship Day. 8 am, horse judging; 10 am, opening ceremony; 10:30 am, classes; 3 pm, Dad Potter tryouts. Arena/ Barns, Lane County Fairgrounds. Workshops / Classes A free seminar on hypno-energetic therapy, combining hypnosis, metaphor and bioenergetics for combatting stress and depression, will be given by Bob Podolsky, MS, 7 pm, 2325 Riverview Road. 485-1449. Spirit guides and Totem Animals with Laeh Maggie Garfield, 1159 Mill, 345-6384. COUPON The New Woody' Z c 8 is offering Senior Citizens 20% OFF any dinner with this coupon 580 Adams St. 344-9500 V. COUPON COUPON Sunday 17 Concert Music Performances in the Park presents Radio Moscow, original rock, 2 pm, Skinner’s Butte Park. Bluegrass Festival continues today at the Forgeron Vineyard. See 7/16 for details. Sports / Recreation The Eugene Emeralds Home Game, vs. Tri-Ciites, 7:30 pm, Civic Stadium, 7:30 pm, W/C accessible. Broadcast live on KBDF 1280 AM, airtime 7:21 pm. Skinner’s Butte Open continues today. See 7/16 for details. Bohemia Mining Days continues in Cot tage Grove today. Breakfast this morning is in the Bohemia Saddle up in the moun tains in the old mining district, Golf Tour nament, Family Day at Coiner Park, Frog Jumping Finals, Gospel Sing by local talent, Old Time Fiddlers, and the 1983 Tour of the Lakes (Bike)—the 2nd annual Metric Century. You can go either 100 or 50 kilometers. Call 942-2411 for infor mation. Willamalane sponsors a McKenzie River Inflatable Kayak Trip for adults. You must register by July 8. Cost is $15. Call 726-1744. Network invites you to a picnic at Perkins Peninsula, Fern Ridge Reservoir, 1 pm. Continued on page 13 Come and Enjoy the World’s Greatest Burgers Indoor & Outdoor Seating • Video Games Call in your order and we’ll have it ready when you arrive. OPEN DAILY TIL MIDNIGHT Great Oregon Burger Company Home of the World’s Greatest Burgers 13th Ave. at High St., Eugene 344-5221 • • Slide Shows - • Personal Portfolios “ • Promotions i: A 1 ( • Sports Photojournalism • Live Stage Photography . ) ROB • FISHER - Evenings • 4 8 4 4 0 5 3 Alice Sundstrom Graphic Designer I'm concerned that your image should be as good as the service or product you provide. I offer complete design and production of brochures, logos, letterheads, advertisements and illustrations. call 485-6033 Joan Jett and the Blackhearts is one of the many rock groups performing at the Oregon Jam ’83, an all-day outdoor event at Autzen Stadium, Saturday. July 16. See Music listing for details. JAZZ NIGHT Q/PEA WhA -10 M O R F LAS VEGAS Featuring host Alan Grant with nationally known jazz talents Clark Terry, Richie Cole, Lorez Alexandria, Bobby Hutcherson, Charlie Byrd, Ernie Andrews, Eddie Harris, Herb Ellis and others with the toast of Las Vegas sidemen. 13 weeks of live jazz action direct from the French Quarter Lounge of the 4 Queens Hotel in downtown Las Vegas. 89.7 Saturdays at 9 pm Beginning July 9th Prankuctscir. anddesiebuteon Losase provided by grantsfrom the Natemal Endowment for the Arts and by the 4 Qurens Hutel and Cauno last Night K * productim ut KNPR IM Las Vegas
