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CALENDAR Theater Three Guys Naked From the Waist Down continues for Mainstage Theatre. See Friday. Tribute continues at Very Little Theatre. See Thursday. Foxfire continues for th Oregon Repertory Theatre. See Thursday. Hurlyburly continues for University THeatre’s Sec ond Season series. See Thursday. Don’t Tel Mother continues at Springfield High School. See Friday. The Sleepwalkers continues at the U of 0 Pocket Theatre. See Friday. Our Town continues at LCC Theatre. See Friday. Strange Encounters continues for Terra Nova Theatre. See Friday. Auditions for Lady Audley's Secret. or Death in Lime Tree Walk, will be held today and tomorrow at the Very Little Theatre, 2350 Hilyard at 1 pm. The play calls for three men ages 20-30 and one man in his 60's. Four women are needed in the age range of 20-30 years. One woman should have an operetta singing voice. Call director Dick Doering at 342-4388 or Ben Taitel at 687-3532 for more information. Fairs/Festivals Saturday Market, Eugene's open-air crafts and food fair in the Park Blocks at Sth and Oak Streets, is open every Saturday from 10 am-5 pm. Today's entertainment includes Glenno's Hammer Dulcimer at 11:30; Fiddlin' Sue, Uncle T and Johnny at 1 pm; and The Mike Mellinger Jazz Trio at 3 pm. Holiday Fairs takes place today, sponsored by the Willamalane Senior Center and at 215 West 'C St, Springfield. They will have handcrafted gifts, bak ed goods, a country store, entertainment and a kids' corner. Breakfast will be served from 8-10 am at $1.75/person, and lunch will be available from 11:30 am-1:30 pm. The event runs from 8 am-4 pm. Annual Holiday Bazaar happens at Campbell Senior Center, featuring homemade mincemeat and handcrafted Items. The event is at the center, at 155 High St. from 10-3 pm. Etc. Oregon Junior Miss Competition tonight, too. See Friday. Sarah Schulman will read from Girls, Visions and Everything at Mother Kali’s, 1070 Lawrence, 7:30 pm. free. 343-4864. Svevo Brooks, author of Common Sense Diet and Health, will hold a booksigning at Literary Lion, 44 W Broadway from 12-2 pm. 687-2127. Sunday 16 Sunrise 7:09 am Avg. High 53 Sunset 4:46 pm Avg. Im 3a Fun Moon is at 4:12 am Film Spies, a 1928 silent film classic by Fritz Lang and with a musical score, shows in 180 PLC, UO, 7 pm. $2/$1. Children Jackolyn and the Beanstalk continues. See Satur day. Art Attention artists! The Lane Regional Arts Council wants to know how to meet your needs better. Join them at a meeting tonight from 7-9 pm at Maude Kerns Art Center, 1910 E 15th. Sugges tions will be used for developing guidelines for ar tists' support projects. Radio Clyde McPhatter & The Drifters are featured on Jivin’ Johnny Etheredge's "Son of Saturday Gold" from 10 pm to midnight on KZAM. Theater Three Guys Naked from the Waist Down continues for Mainstage Theatre. See Friday. Tonight's show is at 7:30 pm. The Lunatic's Opera plays at the New Zone Gallery tonight at 7:30 pm. It is a surprising avant-garde revue created by high school and university stu dents for "youth and other free spirits." $2 stu dents. $3.50 adults. Auditions continue today at Very Little Theatre. See Saturday. Etc. Lesbians and Fiction is the topic of a workshop by Sarah Schulman at Mother Kali's Books, 1070 Lawrence, at 2 pm. Donations. Monday 17 Sunrise 7:11 am Avg. High 52 Sunset4:45pm Avg. Low38 The Leonid Meteor Shower is at its peak this morning. Parents Free screening clinics for infants and children through six years will be held today through Nov 22 from 10 am-2 pm throughout the county, including Oakridge, Cottage Grove, Pleasant Hill and many more locations. Call the Easter Seal Center, 344-2247 for locations and more infor mation. Meeting ECOLS (Community Outreach to Lesblan/Gay Seniors) meets the first and third Monday every month at Brails Restaurant, 17th & Willamette. Open to anyone interested in networking with les blan/gays over 50. 7 pm. Sports/Recreation Local Winter Sports Programs will be described by their sponsors as part of Ski Touring Week at the U of O's Outdoor Program. The evening Includes a new cross-country ski film and a three-projector slide show. Held In the Outdoor Program Room of the EMU, the event Is at 7:30 pm and free. Etc. Noon Protest of continual nuclear weapons testing and in solidarity with today's mass actions at the Nevada Test Site and In Washington, D.C. takes place at the Main Post Office, 5th & Willamette. Speakers and music continue until 1 pm. For more information, call 345-0560. Art Opening Reception takes place for three U of 0 ex and Terry Way, at Gallery 141, U of 0 campus. 7-9 pm. 683-8150. Timothy D. Malm, ceramic sculptor from Seattle, will give a slide show/lecture in conjunction with his exhibit "Multiple Views: The Landscape" now at LCC. The presentation is at 1 pm in the LCC Art Department Gallery. Following the event, there will be a public reception at 2:30 pm in the gallery. Concert The Bangles, an all-woman rock group, perform at Silva Hall, Hult Center, tonight at 8 pm. This L.A.-based group has been called "one of the best new groups of the 80's." They play a "pop psychedelic" sound. $14.75. 687-5000. Tuesday 18 Sunrise 7:12 am Avg. High 52 Sunset 4:44 pm Avg. Low 38 Benefit Pizza Party Benefit for The Hunger Project is at Round Table Pizza, 1795 W 6th St, from 6-8 pm. 344-5406. Concert The University Vocal Jazz Ensemble, Including "All of the Above,'' a jazz quartet from the group, will perform six songs in Beall Concert Hall at 8 pm. Free. Speaker Gypsies of Bulgaria, Celebration and Adaptation, is the topic of a slide show/discussion by Carol Sil verman, the second in the University Forum Ser ies. The free public lecture is at the Eugene Con ference Center next to the Hilton Hotel and is at 8 pm. Peace Economics, or' 'The Declining Empire Syn drome," is the topic of Bob Reuschlein’s speech at the Rainbow Coalition meeting. The public Is welcome at Harris Hall at 7:30 pm. Sonia Johnson, a highly esteemed feminist, peace activist, author and lecturer, will speak In an EMU Cultural Forum event. This takes place In the EMU Ballroom, U of 0 campus, at 7:30 pm and is $2/ students, $3/general public, with tickets available at the EMU Main Desk. 686-4373. Bike for Peace ’86 trip in Czechoslovakia, Canada and New England is the topic of a slide-show/ discussion by Marriner Orum at the Sierra Club meeting tonight. Event takes place at the Ida Pat terson School, 1510 W 15th at 7:45. Potluck is at 7 pm 342-4527. Sports/Recreation U of 0 Outdoor Program will cover what to wear during cross country skiing and how to prevent and treat cold-related injuries. Free event is in the Outdoor Program Room of the EMU, U of 0 at 7:30 pm. Portland Tralblazons play Houston. KOZY Cable Ch. 4, 6:30 pm. Duplicate Bridge Instruction and "rookie” game Is offered by the Finesse Bridge Club, Eugene Hotel Retirement Center, 7:30 pm. Costs $2.50 per player. 686-0676. Musica Femina Flute Guitar Duo is based in Portland. Thursday night they will present 'Women Composers: An Informance" which includes music as well as slides and discussion on the cur rent re-emergence of female classical composers. Etc. Schools and Communities turning Together is the theme of this year's National Community Educa tion Day. Contact your local school for planned events. Wednesday 19 Sunrise 7:13 am Avg. High 52 Sunset 4:43 pm Avg. Low 38 Sports/Recreation Telemark Skiing will be Introduced In a free pro gram in the Outdoor Program Room of the EMU, U of 0. A video will be shown followed by discus sion/display of Nordic downhill equipment at the 7:30 event. Theater Our Town continues at LCC Theatre. See last Fri day. Concert Percussionist Charles Dowd appears as soloist during a University Symphony Orchestra perform ance. The program Includes Beethoven, Milhaud and Mendelssohn and is in Beall Concert Hall at 8 pm. Free. Film Singin’ In the Rain, the musical classic with Gene Kelly and never the same since Kubrick, shows in 150 Geology at 7 pm, $1. Etc. Table Team Trivial Pursult is every Wednesday at 9 pm at Arnold's Hideaway, 1461* E 19th. Navajo and Hopi relocation resistance will be dis cussed by a delegation of Oregonians recently re turned from Big Mountain, Arizona, St. Mary’s Episcopal Church, 13th & Pearl St. 7:30 pm. Call Clergy and Laity Concerned at 485-1755 for more information. Holiday Magic Fashion Show takes place at the Playwrights Hall of the Eugene Hilton, 6 pm. Admission is free. Sponsored by KZAM and local retail stores. BASIC COURSE IN NEURO-LINGUISTIC PROGRAMMING with JUDITH FRANCIS, M.S. Educator and Master Practitioner of NLP COMMUNICATION STRATEGIES for people who want to create and accelerate personal evolution for themselves and assist others in this process. A leading edge technology in the fields of therapy, education, sales, business, negotiation and mediation, personal growth, and the arts. Will cover eye accessing, questioning strategies, establishing rapport, reframing, calibration, resource state acquisition, future pacing, and sensory acuity. 10 weeks beginning 7:00 p.m., Tuesday, November 18 at Roosevelt Middle School. S150. Call Rosemarie Hazen at 686-2058 for information and registration. 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