Thursday
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Concert Music
Andy Williams performs in the Arena
Building at the Fairgrounds at 2 and 8 pm.
See special Fair page for complete listings
and information.
The Peter Britt Mask Festival continues
in Jacksonville, OR. There are classical
concerts through Aug 20. On Aug 26 & 27
the Jazz Festival takes place and includes
artists such as Stan Getz, George Win
ston, William Ackerman, Abe Most Quar
tet and many more. Call 1-773-6077 for
more information.
Performances in the Park features
original acoustic music for flute, cello and
guitar by Aurora starting at 6:30 pm.
Summer Showcase on the Mail features
jazz with A La Carte. Noon-1 pm, near
the fountain.
Meetings
Weekly meditation instruction, chanting
and a talk. Siddha Meditation Center,
1628 Lawrence, 7:30 pm. For information
call 686-1917.
Rajneesh Kundalini Meditation, 6:45 pm,
videotape on his work, 8 pm. Eugene
Public Library, 100 W 13th St.
National Model Railroad Association
holds its 35th anniversary convention.
Home layout visits, model contests, ex
hibits, OP & E Goose ride, local RR at
tractions, movies and slides, manufactur
ers' exhibits, auction. Aug 17-21, 8:30
am-11 pm, Hilton Hotel & Convention
Center, $45.
Women's Grounding Circle is open for
new energy. Practicing grounding, trance,
psychic self-development and group
focus. 7:30 pm, 1090 W 18th, 345-9599.
Sports 1 Recreation
Maple Wayside Nature Trail Hike with a
visit to the Austin Hot Springs is being of*
fered by the Amazon Community Center
on Aug 23. Today is the last day to
register. Leaves at 9 am, bring a sack
lunch. $11 including transportation.
687-5373 for information.
Thursday
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Overnight backpacking trip for youth ag
ed 15-19 is sponsored by Eugene Parks &
Rec. Mt. Washington wilderness, Aug 20
A 21. Mandatory pre-trip meeting tonight
at 7 pm at The River House, 301 N Adams
St. Trip costs $26. 687-5373.
Theatre
On the Edge performs original comedy,
songs and improvisations at the Brass Rail
(across from the Amtrak Station on Willa
mette St.). $3. Show starts at 9 pm. Call
342-2298 for reservations.
Children
Tour the Chase Gardens/Starwood Nur
sery with WISTEC this week. Cost is $2 at
10 am from 2300 Centennial Blvd (next to
Autzen Stadium).
Workshops / Classes
Asthma A Allergies alternatives to
chemical medicine. Laeh Maggie Garfield.
1159 Mill St. 7 pm, 345-6384.
Video/TV
Cable 11 (Community Access) features:
Now and Then, 6 pm; En Vivo/Live,
7:00; Dialog with Paul Ehinger of the
Western Resource Alliance discussing cur
rent wilderness legislation and unemploy
ment, 7:30; Libertarian Options with Bob
Fauvor, 8:00; Atheist Magazine, 8:30;
Scientific Utopianism, 9:00.
Radio
KRVM 91.9 FM features: Radio 80‘s, new
wave music from noon to 4 pm; After
noon Show, soft rock, pop and jazz from
4-6; Big Bands Plus, jazz classics and
music from the Swing Era, 6-10 pm;
Radio Classics presents Lights Out
through Saturday, 10-10:30 pm; Big
Bands Plus continues until midnight.
KWAX 91.1 FM presents: Morning Edi
tion, 6 am; Morningsong, 8 am; Phineus
and his Friends Turned to Stone by the
CBC Chamber Orchestra, 10 am; Oregon
Story, 11:45 am; Matinee Performance
featuring Ravel, Faure and Tchaikovsky
at noon; Potpourri, 3 pm; All Things
Considered, 5 pm; An Oregon Evening,
6:30 pm; Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra
performing Ravel, Ornstein and Haydn, 8
pm; Evensong, 10 pm.
KLCC 89.7 FM features: Moon over
Morocco, 7:30 pm. Songs of Work,
Struggle and Change, 8 pm.
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Summer Showcase on the Mall features:
The Clown Company, noon-1 pm, near
the fountain.
Theater
On the Edge continues. See Thursday/18
for details.
Concert Musie
Tammy Wynette plays at the Lane County
Fairgrounds in the Arena Building at 2
and 8 pm. See our special Fair page for
details.
Radio
KRVM 91.9 FM. See Thursday/18 for
listing.
KWAX 91.1 FM features: Mozart’s piano
Sonata No. 13 in D-flat, 10 am; Matinee
Performance, classical requests from lis
teners (686-4245), noon; Old Grooves
features Ella Fitzgerald with Chick Webb,
6:30 pm; Jazz-Griot Galaxy, 7 pm;
Straight Ahead presents Wynonie Harris
unknown jazz blues singer at 8 pm;
Ballads, Bards and Bagpipes, 9 pm; Just
Folks, 10 pm.
KLCC 89.7 FM features: Blue Plate
Special, an audio portrait of the Festival
of American Community Theater in
Haines, Alaska by M’Lou Zahner-Oll
swang, noon; Black is, 7:30; Modern
Mono, 11:30.
Video/TV
Cable 11 (Community Access) features:
Eugene City League Basketball Cham
pionship, 6 pm; Metromania presents the
Artoonist Guild, 7:00; Friday Night in
Ducktown, remembrances of TV as a Folk
Art, 7:30; Your Time, Emergency Hous
ing in Eugene, 8:30; Recycling: An Al
ternative, 9:00; Dave on the Fly, 9:30.
Meetings
Clients Council retreat to develop a work
plan for the coming year takes place for 3
days beginning today. All interested peo
ple are invited. Call 342-5167 for infor
mation.
Rebirthing led by Walter Valenta. Net
work Sponsors. 7 pm, $15 non-members,
345-6432.
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Theater
Ou the Edge continues. See Thursday/18
for details.
Fairs/Festivals
Corvallis Aerial Expo ’83 starts today,
celebrating 200 years of flight with dare*
devil barnstormers, skydivers, gliders, jets
and antique aircraft. Beer garden and
food. Adults $5, children under 12 SI. 5-8
Saturday Market, Eugene’s traditional
weekly open air craft and food fair
features crafts and demonstration at 11
am and the following entertainment:
Kathy Mezger playing country and con
temporary folk guitar at 12 and 1 pm;
African Rhythm Ensemble playing at 2
and 3 pm.
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Planetarium Shows at WISTEC, 2300
Centennial Blvd, are Summer Skies, 1 pm,
a look at tonight’s constellations; and The
View from the Planet Earth, 3 pm, tracing
the cultural and religious roles of ancient
astronomy. Continuing summer exhibits
include The Kalapuya, Native People of
the Willamette Valley and Coming Up
Roses, ‘ the story of Chase Gardens.
Hours: noon-5 pm.
Whiteaker Tool Library benefit barbeque
and celebration takes place at 1266 W 8th
St at 6 pm. Barbeque pits and coals pro
vided as well as chips, beans, rice. Bring
potluck items. Beer & lemonade will also
be sold. Donations $1-3 sliding scale.
Walk for Disarmament with the purpose
of stopping Purex. the plutonium,
uranium extraction facility at Hanford,
Washington. There will be vigils. rallies,
and films along the 300 mile, 4-week trek
up the Columbia River. You may join at
any point. Call 343-3523 for more infor
mation.
Reggae Party, come support Jah music
and dance up. $2. 3 pm, 2798 Monroe St.
Model Railroad Show, displays, operating
modular railroads, and more. Adults $1,
under 16 50c, families $2.50. 1-5 pm,
Eugene Hilton and Convention Center,
345-0238.
Speakers
James Newton speaks on Creating the
Breakthrough Experience. 8 pm, $4 non*
members. Dance party at 9:30. Laurel
wood Country Club.
Concert Musie
Hoyt Axton plays at the Fairgrounds in
the Arena Building at 2 and 8 pm today.
See our special Fair page this issue for
more details.
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Radio
KRVM 91.9 FM features: Radio Classics,
My Friend Irma/Lights Out at 11 am; Go
ing Back, music from the sixties, 2-3 pm;
Cruisin' with doo-wop, rhythm ’n blues
and soul music, 3-5 pm; Big Bands Plus
featured artist is Jack Teagarden today
from 6-10 pm; P.M. Show, progressive
electric music, 11-midnight.
KWAX 91.1 FM features Suite in E Minor
for recorder by Jacques Hotteterre, 10
am; Part three of Wagner’s Ring Cycle
(Siegfried), 11 am; Afternoon Concert
(after opera); All Things Considered,
5:00; NPR Playhouse, 6:00; More Radio
Drama, Lord Peter Whimsey, 6:30; Studs
Terkel Almanac, 7:00; Night Cap,
Classical, 8:00.
KLCC 89.7 FM features: Get Out of Bed
Time Stories, 8:55 am; Saturday Cafe
(American folk), 9:00; New Dimensions,
Ask the Next Question with Theodore and
Jayne Sturgeon, 11:00; Infinite Jazz,
12:00; Blues Power, 3:00; Blackberry
Jam, 6:00; Prairie Home Companion,
7:00; Jazz Night from Las Vegas, 9:00.
Sunday
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Concert Musie
Lou Rawis plays at the Fairgrounds in the
Arena Building at 2 and 8 pm today. See
our special Fair page this issue for more
details.
Performances in the Park features the
Stan Fink Trio playing jazz in Monroe
Park at 6:30 pm.
Workshops / Classes
Intensive Executive Management Pro
gram begins today at the UO Business
College. Enrollment limited to 30 parti
cipants. Fee of $1200 for the week-long
seminar covers tuition, course materials,
lodging and meals. Call 686-3370 to
register and for more information.
Sports / Recreation
Today’s runs are the Nordstrom Inter
national Road Race, Site TBA, 10K, 8:30
am; Strawberry Mountain Half Mara*
thon, John Day, 13.1 mi, 10K, 7 am; Bald
Peak Downhill, Newberg, 15K, 10 am.
YMCA Track Capital Triathlon, a 1 mile
swim at Orchard Point, then 25 mile bike
ride through country side & back into Eu
gene for 10 kilometer run along the Willa
mette River starts at Orchard Point, 8 am,
and ends at the Valley River Inn.
Meetings
Oregon Zen Priory meditation and Soto
Zen Service begins at 9 am. 2255 Hilyard
St. 344-7377.
Astrologers Potluck, Sandra Pastorius
presents work on the Birth Chart for the
women’s movement, 6:30 pm, 2333 Mon
roe St. 343-6966.
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