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About What's happening. (Eugene, OR) 1982-1993 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 15, 1987)
Mossteda Mu SptcMirti 1753 West 18th Ave. 687-0288 10-6 Mon.-Fri. 10-5 Sat. GET FAT! Save S1O-S5O OKtllMut Car Care with a Conscience Audi • BMW Porsche ’Volkswagen Alfa Romeo 687-0040 • Quality women's resale clothing & accessories • Consignments by appointment 94-1 Pearl St. 11-5:30 Mon.-Sat. 485-6631 =============== i • Beanery COFFEE HOUSE Now’s the time to try a breakfast • "6 at the Beanery! — HOURS: 7 am-10 pm Mon-Fri, 8 am-10 pm Sat-Sun. Breakfast served til 1:00 weekdays and til 1:30 weekends. 790 East 14th Street Mongolian Grill STIR FRIED BUFFET Nothing Pre-cooked I* Cocktails • Imported beers • Large wine cellar • Candlelight Old favorites served as usual Lunch: Mon.-Fri. 11:30-2:30 Dinner: Everyday from 5:30 Uenaht^ ha 6. V Open Everyday W. 7th & Blair Eugene 687-2130 KEYSTONE CAFE NOW OPEN NIGHTS Enjoy Real Food at Reasonable Prices from our NEW EXPANDED MENG Featuring Mexican, Vegetarian and Burger Dinners 395 W. 5th Ave. OPEN DAILY 7 AM-9 PM CALENDAR Monday 19 Sunrise 7:43 rn Avg. Hl^i 45 Sunset 5:05 pm Afg. Im 33 Dance Humane Dancing, or "Becoming One With Your Body,” is the theme of a series of classes begin ning today, taught by Andre Carpenter, Human Dancing Company artistic director. Becoming your body's best friend, and developing stage presence and expressivity will be explored. Classes are at 7:30 pm, 2274 Onyx, and $10 for series of three. 342-7639. Film Angel City, an off-beat private eye movie directed by Jon Jost, shows at 7 pm in 180 PLC, U of 0. Free. Also to be screened is a documentary on Jean-Luc Godard, French New Wave filmmaker. Jost himself, once a Eugene resident, will visit campus later this quarter. Martin Luther King Celebration Living the Dream in Eugeni is today's Let Freedom Ring event (see Thursday). Local citizens will be honored for their contributions to human rights, the Inspirational Gospel Choir will perform, and local minister, Reverend Parker, will deliver a dramatic reading, from 7:30-9 pm. Place TBA: 683-2790. 4-J Superintendent Margaret Nichols also is scheduled to speak. Radio Cat Stevens is the focus on the Lunchtime Special, 12-12:30 pm, on KWAX 91 FM. Synergy is the featured electronic music group on “Another Green World," at 11 pm on KLCC 89.7 FM. Seniors Monday Amiges is a program planned through Specialized Recreation, Eugene Parks & Recrea tion Dept., designed to meet the needs of the more frail and isolated seniors from nursing homes and foster care homes. They meet every Monday, 10 am-1 pm, at Celeste Campbell Senior Center, 155 High St. Registration is required: fees are 50C $1. Contact the Center for more informa tion and to register: 687-5318. Sports/REcreation Women’s tattH Toam of the University at Oregon plays Portland, at 7:30 pm In McArthur Court. Portland kallblazons play Denver, on KOZY Cable Ch. 4, 6:30 pm. Bicycio Maintonacne and repair opportunities in Eugene, as well as potential improvements in local offerings, will be addressed in an open meeting, 7 pm, Eugene Public Library, 13th 4 Olive. Water Volleyball program of the River Road Park and Recreation District sponsors drop-in sports, on Mondays and Wednesdays from 9-10 pm, at the River Road Pool, 1400 Lake Drive. Cost is $1.25/$1.75. 686-4052. Tuesday 20 Sunrise 7:33 m Aug. High 45 Sunset 5:06 pm tip. ton 33 Sun enters Apusrius st 6:41 m Concert Orogen String Quartet performs in the Faculty Ar tist Series, with a program to include Haydn’s The Rider, Harold Owen's String Quartet (1966), and Brahms' Quartet 33 in B-tlat, Op. 67. The concert begins at 8 pm In Beall Concert Hall; tickets are $3 at the door, free to U of O students with ID. 686-5678. Martin Luther King Celebration A Filial Mhute to the civil rights leader will take place today. Dr Richard Turner, ICC President, wilt speak and there win be gospel music, 12-1 pm, LCC Main Campus. (See Thursday.) Meeting Sierra CM hosts Marie Reeder from 1000 Friends of Oregon. She will give a slide presentation on farm and forest land use planning and discuss Rajneeshpuram and other cases, at 7:45 pm at Ida Patterson School, 1510 W 15th. A 7 pm potluck precedes the meeting. 342-4527. Science WISTEC and Lane ESO Planetarium are open. See Thursday. Radio Pat Benatar is the featured artist on the Lunchtime Special, 12-12:30 pm on KWAX 91 FM. Duchous of Jazz Marian McPartland welcomes Kenny Kirldland, on "Hano Jazz,” airing at 10 pm on KLCC 89.7 FM. Wednesday 21 Sunrise 7:41 am fug. High 46 Sunset 5:08 pm tig. Im 33 Him The Grand illusion, a brillant and loving 1937 anti war movie by Jean Renoir, shows at 7 pm in 150 Geology, U of 0, $1. The great German director Erich Von Stroheim, who scandalized Hollywood with his excessive spending while directing features there, puts in a superb performance as a German officer. In French, with subtitles. Science WISTEC and Lane ESD Planetarium are open. See Thursday. Sports/Recreation Prefect City Pride, the city's community beauti fication campaign, sponsors a free gardening workshop, presented today by Juanita Manley. Eugene GardenClub. Manley will discuss planting for year-round color, plant selection and care, from noon-1:15 pm, in the City of Eugene Permit and Information Center, 244 E Broadway. 687-5310. *Me Team Itviai Pursuit is every Wednesday at 9 pm at Arnold's Hideaway, 1461 E 19th. Drop-in Water Volleyball is at River Rd. Pool. See Monday. Television State of Ike Arts premieres, which will provide a televised showcase and forum for local artists. Produced and hosted by Dean Camarda, indepen dent video producer, the program airs each Wednesday for one-half hour, at 7 pm on Com munity Cable TV-34. Playwright Cheyney Ryan, actors Dan Bruno and Ken Hof, and producer Ed Ragozzino are featured tonight. If you like your salsa spicy, Caliente’s music is for you! They’re playing for a benefit at Temple Beth Israel Saturday night to send pianist Rich Glauber to Nicaragua with Witness for Peace. FUTONS FUN HOME FURNISHINGS ► 11-7 M-F, 11-6 SAT. 339 E. 11TH GOING OUT OF BUSINESS Wb have plenty of futons, pillows and frames on sale. ) Also: good selection of designer fabric by the yard. EVERYTHING IN STORE Up to 60% OFF
