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Dear Reader:
Two-Week
Edition
Coming Up
Next week's edition of What's
Happening will cover 2 weeks of
events and entertainment, Aug.
29-Sept. 11.
Calendar listings and classifieds
for that issue must be in our hands
by Friday, Aug. 23, at noon. (We
extended the deadline for this
two-week edition only.) No list
ings or classifieds for the Aug. 29
paper will be accepted after Fri
day, noon!
Office Closed
In celebration of Labor Day,
the What's Happening office will
be closed Friday, Aug. 30 through
Wednesday, Sept. 4. We'll be
open again Thursday, Sept. 5, at 9
am.
The Eugene area's guide to
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
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Published every Thursday
P.O. Box 259, Eugene, OR 97440
335 W. 20th, Eugene, OR 97405
(503) 484-0519
Eugene
Celebration:
Rim & Video
Festival
The deadline is approaching for
the Eugene Celebration film and
video festival, the first competi
tion of its kind to be held in Lane
County.
Sponsored by the Oregon Pro
duction Arts Network, the festival
will showcase works by top pro
ducers in Lane County. Entry
categories include documentaries,
education/training/industrial,
commercial/promotional, and
miscellaneous (entertainment, ani
mation, graphics, music video, ex
perimental, etc.). All entrants
must reside in Lane County.
Entries must be submitted by
August 26 to the City Manager's
office. Up to three entries will be
accepted from individuals, com
panies or associations of indi
viduals. Film entries must be
16mm and video entries may be
on half- or three-quarter-inch
tape. Entry fees are $10 per entry.
Application forms are available at
the City Manager's Office, 777
Pearl St., Room 105, or contact
Nancy at 342-3599.
Winning entries will be honored
at an awards banquet and shown
in the Soreng Theatre during the
third annual Eugene Celebration,
Sept. 27-29.
Mainstage has
successful
summer
Mainstage Theatre Company
has a new lease on life after its suc
cessful summer season on the Eu
gene Downtown Mall. The deci
sion to produce The King and I
came at a time when the company
was $8,000 in debt, had no ven
ture capital, and less backing from
supporters of the summer project
than ever before. The Mainstage
Board of Directors were seriously
contemplating bankruptcy, but
decided to try one last chance to
turn the tide of financial events.
The King and I was mounted on
a proverbial shoestring and sold
85% or better every night of its
run. Several performances sold
out completely. Outstanding box
office receipts, a purchase of ser
vices by City of Eugene Room
Tax, grants from the Eugene
Downtown Association and First
Interstate Bank Foundation,' and a
gift from a private donor allowed
Mainstage to conclude its summer
production with all production
costs paid, the $8,000 deficit
erased, and money in the bank for
the future.
Future plans include a few small
cabaret productions this fall and
winter and another Downtown
Mall production next summer.
If you like What’s Happening,
support our advertisers!
How to Enter
1
Photographs may be entered at any Dot
Dotson's store. You must be an amateur
(less than 15% of last year’s income from pho
tography) to enter.
2
You may enter up to 3 prints. Each print
must have on the back your name, ad
dress, phone. An official signed entry form
must accompany each entry.
3
All photographs must be mounted. Min*
imum board size is 8x10. Print size is
3’ ,x3M up to 13 Yx15. Black and white or color
pictures are eligible. NO GLASS! NO FRAMES!
4
Photographs must not have been pre
viously published. Subject matter of all
photographs is limited to Lane County,
Oregon.
5
Employees of Dot Dotson, KLCC fm.
What's Happening and their families are
not eligible. Your original packaging may not
be returned.
6
Each winner must be able to obtain
written permission from any recognizable
person or persons appearing in their picture
for use of picture for advertising purposes.
7
Entries will not be returned, but may be
picked up at the Willamette Dot Dotson's
location after October 15, 1985. Unclaimed !
entries will be destroyed.
CELEBRATION
A fisherman at the coast, students at
the University of Oregon, a logging
crew, a river, city lights, a friendly alley
cat, world-class or weekend athletes
...they’re just a few of the diverse
faces and places that make up the
heart of Lane County.
Join the Eugene Celebration in captur
ing Lane County’s unique faces and
places on camera. Enter a photo in
either the “faces” or “places” cate
gory, and you may win a' new Nikon
camera.
PHOTO CONTEST
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Judging
Five Judges, Man Carmin, Graphic Designer—Rubic and Funk; Carol Donigan, Anchorperson—
KMTR; Duncan McDonald, Prof, of journalism—U of O; ferry Rust, Lane Co. Commissioner;
Charlie True: Professional Photographer, chosen from varied backgrounds and a wide photo
graphic point of view, will select the winners. We are not looking for any particular type of
image. We want to see your creativity.
Photographs will be judged on the basis of creativity and technical excellence.
DEADLINE FOR ENTRIES —
SEPTEMBER 7,1985
WINNERS ANNOUNCED, Reception, — SEPTEMBER 25,1985 Hult Center for the
Performing Arts
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Prizes in Each
Category, Faces & Places
FIRST PRIZES
Value $30000
Nikon FG 35 mm Camera
with 50mm 1.8 series E
lens. Lightweight and
compact, the FG features
advanced metering with
LED readout, full motor
drive capability and
Nikon ruggedness and
Quality.
SECOND PRIZES
Nikon Compact Bi
noculars, 9x25 and 7x20.
The compact binocular
with famous Nikon Opti
cal quality.
Value $8000
THIRD PRIZES
12 $25.00 gift certificates for photoprocessing
HONORABLE MENTIONS
To be exhibited, with winners, during the
Eugene Celebration.
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name (please ptinti
address
no. prinis entered
I authorize Dot Dotson’s to reproduce these
photographs should they be among the final
ists. Although utmost care in handling will be
taken with the photographs. I understand that
Dot Dotson's is not responsible for any loss or
damage.
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