h
Valentine’s Day
Special Workshops (1 & 2 Day)
emu
craft
•center
686*4361
• Porcelain Masks
• Magic Valentine’s Rings
• Stain Glass for your Valentine
• Origami Hearts & Flowers
• Teddy Bears
• Greeting Cards
L
Preregistration required. General Community welcome.
Starting Feb. 2nd, S8-SB.
J
uOr 10OE (BQMDLZ
. COGIPOW?: .
::::: 485-2979 ::::::
The FINEST in handmade
candles and accessories
N.E. Corner
MARKET
e"BLo
6,
GALLERIA 422
ARKP
Earline’s
CUSTOM BEADWORK
Stringing & Redesign
Chain Repair
Antique Beads .
Eugene, Oregon'
(503) 484-6048
(AIERINC
(()URMI| PIZZA
(I4 [()
BEER
Suppers at the Charcuterie
—warm, cozy, delicious—
PECIAITY HOODS
• HOURS •
M-Th 7:30 a.m.-lO p.m.
Fri. 7:30 a.m.-H p.m.
Sat. 10 a.m.-ll p.m.
Sun. noon-6 p.m.
901 Pearl Street
342-3110
I RBAN ( AIK
INIX
We're the
radio
station
to watch!
I II —rpyn
Monday -Friday
enjoy
MORNING JAZZ
6-8 a.m. and
EVENING JAZZ
4 -6p.m on
91.9FMKRVMI
CALENDAR
Speaker
icons and Religious Perception is the topic of
Dean McKenzie, UO art history professor. He also
will exhibit samples of his collection of Eastern
Orthodox iconographic art, at 10:30 am, Unitarian
Church, 40th & Donald. Free.
Theater
Betrayal continues for Oregon Repertory Theatre.
See Friday. Today's performance Is a 2 pm
matinee.
Toming of the Shrew is at South Eugene High
School. See Friday.
Etc.
Open House is from 1-4 pm at Marist High School.
1900 Kingsley Rd. Info: 686-2234.
Monday
2
Sunrise 7:30 am
Sunset 5:14 pm
Arg . High 49
Arg. Low 34
The crescent Moon and Mars are close together tonight
in the evening sky.
Film
Jon Jost, independent filmmaker, appears in per
son to unveil his December 1986 Bell Diamond.
It deals with a couple's relationship in a Montana
town, and shows at 7 pm in 180 PLC, UO. Free.
Health/Fitness
Body Impressions, an Action Aerobic Workout,
holds its grand opening in a new location, at 1091
Olive St. Drawings, prizes, tanning specials, free
classes and festivities are from 8:30 am-7:30 pm
today through Feb. 5, and 8:30 am-5 pm Feb. 6
& 7. Info: 683-4038.
Anno Cook, N.S., LMT, will give a lecture/demon
stration on acupressure, at 6:45 pm at the Eugene
Public Library. Free.
Mixed Media
The Romantic Romantics—Schubert and
Schumann, is the topic of the second in the Lunch
and Listening Series 1987, presented by the
Eugene Symphony Guild. UO Prof. Dean Kramer
will speak today. Tickets without lunch will be
available at the door for $7 and information is at
687-9487. The series is held Mondays and
Tuesdays through Feb. 24, from 11:45 am-1 pm,
in Studio One, Hult Center.
Poetry
Al Young will read his works in an event spon
sored by the UO Creative Writing Program, at 8
pm in the Gumwood Room of Erb Memorial
Union. Free.
Radio
Morning Jazz airs weekdays at 6 am on KRVM
91.9FM.
Symphony Preview looks ahead to the Eugene
Symphony SuperPops III: Film Favorites concert.
Featured are soloists Leslie Sawyer, violin, and
George Recker, trumpet, at 7:30 pm on KWAX
91FM.
Music in Oregon hears the recent Eugene Sym
phony Orchestra concert, performing McDer
mott’s Siltings Upon Sitings. Barber's Violin Con
certo, Sarasate/Bizet’s Carmen Fantasia, Op. 25,
and Bizet's Symphony in C. It's at 8 pm on KWAX
91FM.
The Incredible Adventures at Jack Flanders hears
Chap. 9. “In the Land of talking totems," at 9:30
pm on KRVM 91.9FM.
Seniors
Ground Hog Day Mystory Meal is served at
Celeste Campbell Senior Center. Registration
necessary; rides are possible. The event is at 5
pm at 155 High St, $2. 687-5318.
Emerald Community Outreach to Lesbian/Gay
Seniors (ECOLS) holds a potluck at 7 pm at the
YWCA, 841 E 18th. Open to anyone interested in
gays/lesbians over 50; bring dish or casserole, and
place setting.
Etc.
Sweet Adelines Chorus, an international four-part
harmony organization, invites women who like to
sing to their "Guest Night." It’s at 7 pm at Our
Redeemer Lutheran Church, 255 Maxwell Rd. In
fo: 688-6467. 686-3430.
Tuesday
3
Sunrise 7:29 am
Sunset 5:25 pm
Aug. High 50
Aug. Low 34
Health/Fitness
Combatting Cholesterol is a nutrition class taught
by a registered dietician. The fee is $10; info—
686-7074. It meets in Sacred Heart Hospital’s
Education Department, from 2-3:30 pm and
7-8:30 pm.
The Chemically Dependent Family is the topic
of a community education forum offered by
Serenity Lane and Sacred Heart Hospital's Adoles
cent Recovery Program (SHARP). It is held from
7:30-9 pm in the hospital's 2 Main Conference
Room. Info: 341-4850.
Meeting
Hunger Project will discuss activities and goals
and hear an update from another anti-hunger
organization, from 7-9 pm, 2990 Friendly St. In
fo: 344-5406.
Mixed Media
The Romantic Romantics, Eugene Symphony
Guild Lunch and Listening series, is today, too.
See Monday.
Radio
New York Philarmenic listens to the Mozart
Piano Concerto 425 and Bruckner’s Symphony 47
in E, at 8 pm on KWAX 91FM.
Duchess of Jazz Marian McPartland welcomes
Judy Roberts, at 10 pm on KLCC 89.7FM.
Science
WISTEC and Um ESD Planetarium are open. See
Thursday.
Sports/Recreation
Aussie Assault is the title of a video about the
1983 running of The America’s Cup sailing com
petition. It will be shown today and tomorrow, a
UO Outdoor Program event. Today's showing is
at 7:30 pm in Gilbert Hall 138. Info: 686-4365.
Free.
Speaker
China Perspective: Fujlen Province, Orogen’s
Sister Province will be discussed by Lane Coun
ty Commissioner Jerry Rust at 12:15 pm and 8
pm in the UO/EMU Forum Room (repeated tomor
row). Free. Open to all. Rust has recently returned
from the People's Republic of CHina as leader of
a business and cultural delegation.
Etc.
The Community Council will meet at 7:30 pm,
downstairs, at Harris Hall. There will be speakers
on local social issues. Open and free to all.
Wednesday
4
Sunrise 7:27 am
Sunset 5:27 pm
Aug. High SO
Aug. Lor 34
Film
Los Oividados, Luis Bunuel’s 1950 film about
children raised in Mexican slums, shows at 7 pm
in 150 Geology, 00, $1 all.
Cocoon, the recent feature film, will be screened
in Sacred Heart Hospital’s “Mental Health and
Cinema" series. A brief discussion/ques
tion-and-answer period will follow the film, which
begins at 7 pm in the hospital auditorium. Free.
Info: 686-7044.
Health/Fitness
Guided Deep Relaxation and bring-your-own
brown bag luncheon are ongoing Wednesdays,
Thursdays, Fridays, noon-1 pm, Eugene Yoga
Center, 1315 Willamette. $1. 485-6220.
Open House
Early Childhood Center at the UO's College of
Education holds an open house from 7-8:30 pm
at 5055 Mahalo Dr. Info: 686-4591, 686-3496.
Children welcome.
Radio
Chicago Symphony performs the music of Erb,
Schubert, Liszt and Shostakovich, at 8 pm on
KWAX 91FM.
Science
WISTEC and Lane ESD Planetarium are open. See
Thurday.
Speaker
Reverend Dm Duford, Baptist Minister and Direc
tor of the Ecumenical Peace Institute in Northern
California, will speak about "Racism=Applied
Militarism.” 7 pm. First Christian Church, 1166
Oak St., Eugene. Sponsored by CALC. Free.
China Perspective: Fujian Province... repeats to
day at noon. See Tuesday.
Sports/Recreation
Aussie Assault shows today at 12:30 in the Out
door Program room, Erb Memorial Union base
ment. See Tuesday.
Tablo Team Trivial Pursuit Is every Wednesday at
9 pm at Arnold's Hideaway, 1461‘ E 19th.
Television
State of Uto Aits provides a showcase and forum
for local artists. It airs every Wednesday at 7 pm
on Community Cable TV-34.
Theater
Betrayal continues for Oregon Repertory Theatre.
Tonight's performance is at 6:30 pm. See Friday.
CALENDAR DEADLINE
THURSDAY 4 PM
Send to: Calendar, 335 W. 20th,
Eugene, OR 97405
Ski Bus!
Tickets available at
Brother Jonathan’s
13th & Oak, 343-6088
$7.50 Round Trip
Iron Horse Stage Lines
Willamette Pass • Odell Lake Lodge
Phone 688-3253
Also available for charter
Car Care
with a
Conscience
Audi • BMW
Porsche ’Volkswagen
Alfa Romeo
* - :
687-0040
I • ■
I" .
i )}*
rt r
tr .
***) '
ibuuiu
I
7
ALLANN BROS
DSS."RI.)
I
The I I
Beanery
COFFEE HOUSE
N
ow’s the time to
try a breakfast “b
he DeanePl va
• at the Beanery!
HOURS: 7 am-10 pm Mon-Fri,
8 am-10 pm Sat-Sun. Breakfast
served til l :00 weekdays and til
1:30 weekends.
790 East 14th Street
