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CAFE: CAFE ; (CENTRAL —1 &RAR _ &R G"slaghypRNoPrg I I I I I X I I IIJVc H. DINNER • ESPRESSO • RUJLL BAR - DESSERTS 384 W. 13th • 343-9510 Ona Mothers Day Sun May 10 ( for Brunch and Dinner • eA o ••3 Wc] 01 35 Kt1 tilt oon oxnup: i cor • 23.7 ouelli I-GCNCSIS IO“ANN i VERSARYl== !l =i=iin= & =========== IWFA BIG FOOD BOOGIC III: ioiiz’ NADS -E= —d(c]aulA3 VA:@(U u ic ey C O-OP) *1920):~79)990H:Eee] ‘A"(Ol"A*=-s -—1/977.4 19X7‘oup-etunynnpe= -==497/31987 a - •E a a a -2 « Bring your family and friends to the Eugene Public Works Department Community Open House Thursday, May 21,1987 11 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Public Works Maintenance Yard 1820 Roosevelt Boulevard • Operate Public Works’ equipment — street sweepers, dump trucks, backhoes, aerial lift trucks, and much more! • Hands-on demonstrations, tours, displays, and refreshments. Don‘t Miss the Fun! In celebration of National Public Works and National Transportation Week. INFORM 687-5220 CALENDAR Film Paths of Glory (1957) is a powerful critique of war by Stanley Kubrick (2001). Kirk Douglas plays a pacifist in World War I; it’s in black and white at 8 pm in 180 PLC, UO. $2/$1. Radio Now fork Chamber Music Festival features Socie ty Artists, with flutist Robert Stallman, and Elaine Comparone, harpsichord, at 3 pm on KWAX 91FM. Cleveland Orchestra performs Bartok's Piano Con certo H2 and Rachmaninoff’s Symphony 02, at 8 pm on KWAX 91 FM. Bluesunday features Jimi Hendrix, at 7 am on KRVM 91.9FM. Social/Political Action Mother’s Day Action is at the Nevada Test Site. A Mother's Day vigil in support is from 2-3 pm at the downtown mall fountain. 344-6590 for info on vigil, 343-7227 for more on Nevada. Sports/Recreation Northwest Regional Regatta of rowers is at Fem Ridge. See Saturday. Etc. Complimentary Flowers for Mother’s Day are from noon-2 pm at the Fifth Street Public Market. The Shelton-McMurphey House, that mint-green Victorian beauty on Skinner's Butte, 303 Willa mette, is open from 2-5 pm. It's part of the eight home East Skinner Butte Historic District four. No public parking at house. Advance tickets are avail able at Lane County Historical Museum, 740 W. 13th, and cost $1 adults, 75t seniors, 50c for those 6-18 years. Tickets include Museum admis sion for day-of-tour. Proceeds will help restore the House. 687-4239. Monday 11 Sunrise S:51 am Sunset 8:28 pm /mg. High St Aug. Low 43 Art Gallery 141 on the UO campus holds an opening reception for a current exhibit of paintings and drawings by Jill Russell, and ceramics by Peter Meyer, at 7 pm in the gallery, near courtyard of Lawrence Hall, 1190 Franklin Blvd. Auditions The Wizard of Oz roles are available for local children, in the May 16 & 17 Hult Center produc tions of the Missoula Children's Theatre. Fifty roles will be cast, and rehearsals are from 3:30-7:30 pm on May 11-15. Audition process is informal and fun—no advance preparation required. Grades 1-3 audition at 3:30 pm, Grades 4-6 at 4 pm, and Grades 7-12 at 4:30 pm, all auditions in Silva Con cert Hall. Concert Festival of Brass features works by Biber, lull, J.S. Bach, and Basset at 8 pm in Beall Concert Hall, 961 E. 18th. Free. Health/Fitness Breast Cancer Screening program provides half price mammograms this month, sponsored by American Cancer Society and seven local clinics. Cost is $45, exam takes 15 minutes. For more information on screening locations, call 484-2211. Also, volunteers needed to help promote. Meeting Friends of Cougar Springs will discuss memoran dum of understanding with U.S. Forest Service, at 7 pm at Eugene Public Library, 13th & Olive. 484-5090, 342-3786. Nature Garland of Generations is a multi-media slideshow presentation on biological diversity, from Port land's Berry Botanic Garden. At Native Plant Society of Oregon's meeting, It's at 8 pm in Amazon Community Center, 2700 Hilyard. Free. Radio Symphony Preview looks ahead to the May 14 Eugene Symphony Orchestra Symphonic IV con cert, at 7:30 pm on KWAX 91FM. Oregon Bach Festival's concert of Monteverdi's Aspers from last summer Is broadcast at 8 pm on Music in Oregon, KWAX 91FM. Blue Plate Special features Evelyn Lee, who will discuss Bio-Control. Alan Siporin hosts, at noon on KLCC 89.7FM. Speaker To Love Light is to Love Architecture is the topic of Richard Peters, architecture professor at UC Berkeley, who will speak at 8 pm in Room 177, Lawrence Hall, 1190 Franklin Blvd. 686-3656. Free. Sports/Recreation Mountain Bike Riding is the topic of discussion, with bikes available for test riding, in a program at 7:30 pm, Outdoor Program Room, Erb Mem orial Union basement, UO. 686-4365. Free. Recreation Volleyball Tournament of the Easter Seal Society seeks teams for a May 30 tourna ment. Deadline for registration Is May 22. 344-2247. Ml Team Tivial Pursuit is every Monday at 9 pm at Arnold's Hideaway, 1461% E. 19th. Etc. The New Zoo seeks volunteers for its May 16 & 17 event. Youth volunteers age 14 and under must be accompanied by an adult. 686-9622. Tuesday 12 Sunrise 5:50 am Sunset 8:29 pm Concert Avg. High 67 /vg. Lm43 Messenjah, Canada's premier reggae band, ap pears at the Community Center for the Reform ing Arts, WOW Hall, 8th & Lincoln. Doors open at 9, showtime is 9:30. Admission is $5 advance, $6 day-of-show, tickets at the EMU ticket window, Everybody's Records, House of Records, Balla deer. Cat's Meow, Literary Lion, Happy Trails in Corvallis, and WOW office. 687-2746. Eugene Symphonic Band will perform several works, including Rimsky-Korsakov's Procession of the Nobles, at 8 pm in Beall Concert Hall, UO. Free. Dance Eugene Folk Dancers host international folk dan cing, instruction and request program. Beginners, all ages welcome from 7-10:30 pm every Tuesday at Campbell Center, 155 High St. 50c. 345-6687. Forum Treatment is the topic of a community education forum by Serenity Lane and SHARP, from 7:30-9 pm in Sacred Heart’s auditorium. 686-7399, 687-1110. Free. Health/Fitness Healing the Heart is an introductory class to Reiki by Barbara West, from 7:30-9:30 pm at Synthesis Teaching Center, 86289 Lorane Hwy. 485-2833. The Art and Science of Spiritual Healing is a pre sentation from 1:30-3:30 pm, Eugene Public Library board room, 13th & Olive. 895-4358. Free. Meditations Ecumenical Meditation/Sit of 45 minutes starts at 7:30 pm at Eugene Yoga Center, 1315 Willa mette. 485-6220. Ongoing. Free. Meeting Springfield Bicycle Committoe meets at 7:30 pm, in Meeting Room #3, Springfield City Hal, 225 N. 5th, Spfd. 726-3753. Music Alex Zedicoff will speak on arranging popular songs for solo guitar, at a Eugene Guitar Associa tion symposium, 7:30 pm at Lamb Cottage, Skin ner Butte Park, $2, or free to members. Speaker Too Much to Ask, or "The Cost of Black Female . Success,” is the topic of Elizabeth Higginbotham, at 7:30 pm in Room 167, Erb Memorial Union. 686-5015. Free. Sports/Recreation Mountain Bike Riding skills workshop is spon sored by the DO Outdoor Program, starting at 7:30 pm. Call 686-4365 for location. Workshop Throe-Part Parenting Workshop is tonight, on Tuesday, May 19, and on Wednesday, May 27. McKenzie-Willamette Hospital's Women’s Resource Center and Springfield PTA co-sponsor. Tonight’s program is from 7-9 pm at Page Ele mentary, chidcare available. Free. 726-4459. Wednesday 13 Sunrise 5:49 am Sunset 8:30 pm tifB-lot 43 full Moon is at 5:50 am. Children Kid's Night Ont shows a G-rated film, usually a Disney release, every Wednesday at 6:30 pm, in the basement of First Christian Church, 1166 Oak St. Parents must bring their children in and sign forms for them; parents may stay. Juice will be served and pick-up time is 8:30 pm. Forum Assault Prevention and Personal Safety is the topic of a community forum by the City of Eugene and Whiteaker Community Council. It’s at 7 pm at council building next to Whiteaker School, 21 N. Grand. 341-5858. The Changing Roles of Men is the topic of a panel of psychotherapists, from 7-9 pm in the audi torium of McKenzie-Willamette Hospital, 1460 G Street, Springfield. 726-4459. Nature Wildflower Walks are from 5:30-6:30 pm Wednesdays at the Dorris Ranch, on 2nd Street off Main Street in Springfield (head south on 2nd for about one mile). Linda Johnson leads the walks, sponsored by Willamalane Parks & Recrea tion. Free. Poetry Between the Eyes is a UO Literary Society reading by creative writing graduate students, 8 pm at the 14th St. Beanery. Free. Speaker Bosch's Garden of Deliahts. its alchemical Im agery, is the topic of Laurinda Dixon, Syracuse University, at 7:30 pm in #107 Lawrence Hall, 1190 Franklin Blvd., UO. Free. Sports/Recreation WIndsurfing/WhItewator Equipment Swap is at 5:30 pm at Orchard Point, Fern Ridge Reservoir. 686-4365. Winds of Everest is a lunchtime video adventure at 12:30 pm in the UO Outdoor Program Room, in the basement of EMU. Free. Television State of the Arts features poetry by Howard Robertson, a Jesse Nazareth video, and a preview of UO Theatre's Gypsy, at 7 pm on Community Cable TV-34. Witchcraft and Religion is tonight's feature on “Women in focus,” at 8 pm on Cable Ch. 34. This ten-part series on local women sharing ideas and experiences originally aired last fall. Workshop My Friend Has Cancar—What Can I Do? is a com munity education workshop from 7-9:30 pm by Bright Wings Cancer Support Center. Pre-regis ter at 342-6053. Free. Have a whole wheat lunch. Our whole wheat dough is made fresh —Every Day. 484-2799 TRACK We deliver free! TOWN (Limited area) 1809 Franklin Across from U of 0 PIZZA Zouch of Class h , Clothing k Quality Resale in I Natural Fibers for B women and children We have beautiful prom and wedding dresses. 5 We pay more for your used clothmg! 2650 Willamette • 343-0095 Mon.-Fri. 10:00-5:30/Saturday 10:005:00
