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About What's happening. (Eugene, OR) 1982-1993 | View Entire Issue (May 21, 1987)
CALENDAR Sports/Recreation McKenzie Riders Bicycle Club cycles north to Junction City/Harrisburg (50 miles). Meet at 9 am at Alton Baker Park. 689-7347. Free. Women's Hiking Group takes one- to four-hour hikes, guided by Carla Green Meet at 1 pm Sun days (note change) in the Kiva Parking Lot. Dress for the weather! 485-0493. Theater See How They Run has a special matinee perfor mance at 2 pm, with senior discounts available. See Thursday. Monday 25 Sunrise 5:37 am Sunset 8 43 pm Radio Aug. High 70 Avg Low 45 Duo-Piano Recital of Dean Kramer and Claire Wachter, a previous UO Faculty Artist Series con cert. is broadcast on Music in Oregon, 8 pm, KWAX 91FM Sports/Recreation Braithwaite Games of the UO’s Track Department are at 6 pm at Hayward Field Tickets: 686-4461. Table Team Trivial Pursuit is every Monday at 9 pm at Arnold's Hideaway. 1461V? E. 19th. A Taste of Tandems closes out the Northwest Tan dem Rally (see Saturday). This clinic features area tandem builders and sellers from 1:30-3:30 pm at Sheldon Community Center. Youth Eugene Parks & Recreation sponsors the Help Employ Youth Program, a job referral service for youth. If you need summer help, or are 12-18 and looking for temporary summer employment, con tact Amazon Community Center from 8-5 week days at 687-5351. Etc. White Bird Clinic offers legal assistance for those who cannot afford a private attorney, four after noons a week 342-8255. Design-A-Bookmobile contest seeks original de signs from county residents to decorate the Lane County Library bookmobile. Entry forms/ rules are available on the bookmobile, at the library's Creswell branch, and at 272-H Van Bu ren. Deadline is 3 pm Friday, June 5. 687-4449. g Tuesday 26 Sunrise 5:36 am Sunset 8 44 pm Concert Avg. High 70 Avg Low 45 University Choral Groups perform various works, including madrigals, a song in Japanese and different versions of Ave Maria, at 8 pm in Beall Concert Hall, 961 E. 18th, UO. Free. Dance Eugene Folk Dancers host international folk danc ing, instruction and request program. Beginners, all ages welcome from 7-10:30 pm every Tuesday at Campbell Center, 155 High St. 50C 345-6687 Health/Fitness American Cancer Society class on Breast Self Ex ams is from 7:30-8 pm at 1412 Pearl. 484-2211. Free. Issues of Intimacy as it relates to chemical depen dency is the Serenity Lane/SHARP forum topic from 7:30-9 pm, Sacred Heart Hospital auditor ium. 686-7399, 687-1110. Meditations Ecumenical Meditation/Sit lasting 45 minutes starts at 7:30 pm at Eugene Yoga Center, 1315 Wil liamette. 485-6220. Ongoing. Free. Radio Leonard Slatkin conducts the NY Philharmonic in the Beethoven-Mahler Coriolanus Overture, a Jacob Horn Concerto, and Shastakovich's Sym phony H10, at 8 pm on KWAX 91FM. Seniors Olive Plaza sponsors a balloon release to benefit Food for Lane County. In honor of Older Ameri cans Month, it’s at 1 pm at 1133 Olive Street. 683-3247 Speaker Met the Humanists meeting features Jack Crab tree, doctoral student of the UO Philosophy Department He will address "Is Humanism a Religion as Defined by the First Amendment?" with a panel of questioners at 7:30 pm in the Fo rum Room, EMU, UO. 345-1166. How to Find a Friend Inside Yourself is the topic of Sarajane Thomas, from 7:30-9:30 pm at Syn thesis Teaching Center, 86289 Lorane Hwy. 485-2833. Free. Fi PERRY’S OFF OADWAY NGE Thursday Night—Blues Jam Hiosted by the Overtones 9:30-2 Friday & Saturday Night—Buried Alive and the Blues, An all-star blues band. 10-2 No Cover 959 PEARL • PHONE 683-2360 DANCE workshop with Eric Johnson Eric Johnson is a Seattle based Dancer/Choreographer/Teacher. He has performed and taught throughout the Northwest and is current ly in residence at the University of Montana at Missoula. Thursday May 28 Friday, May 29 Saturday, May 30 Pedagogy—Teaching Children Dance 2-3:30, 219 Gerlinger. FREE, open to the public. Modern Technique—Intermediate 10:30-12:30, 353 Ger. Annex. FREE to UO stu dents, $3 others Modern Techniques—All Levels 10-11:30, 353 Ger. Annex Repertory—All Levels 12:30-2, 353 Ger. Annex Saturday classes: UO students $3/class, $5/2 classes Others $5/class, $8/2 classes Sponsored by Dance Oregon & Student Dance Board D F Together for over eight years, Riders in The Sky have been hitting the concert trail of state fairs, nightclubs and performance halls across the U.S. and Europe. They bring with them corny jokes, silly props and a love for folklore and the traditional cowboy music popularized in the forties. They leave smiles on audiences of all ages. They’re at The Hult Center May 21. Wednesday 27 Sunrise 5:36 am Sunset 8:45 pm New Moon is at 8:13 am Avg High 70 Avg. Low 46 Children Kid's Night Out 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. Concert Los Lobos, with special guests, perform at 8:30 pm in the Erb Memorial Union Ballroom, UO. Tick ets are $12 general, $11 UO students in advance, or $13.50 for all day-of-show, available at EMU Main Desk, Earth River Records, Face the Music, House of Records, Everybody's Records. Oregon Wind Ensomblo performs several works, including Erb’s "Purple-Roofed Ethical Suicide Parlor," at 8 pm in Beall concert Hall, UO. Free. Meeting Community Village meeting for the Oregon Coun try Fair is at 7:30 pm at Grower's Market, 454 Wil lamette. childcare provided. 343-1452. Introductory lecture to Eckankar is at 7:30 pm, Room 101, EMU, UO. 343-2657. Free. 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. Speaker The Secret Wars of the CIA is the topic of John Stockwell, former CIA official and critic of foreign policy in central America. Sponsored by CHRLA, it's at 7:30 pm in 150 Geology, UO. Admission is $2 students, $3 general. 484-5867. Sports/Recreation Sea Kayaking in Barkeley Sound is the focus of videos on basic paddling techniques and rescue, to be shown at 7:30 pm in the Outdoor Program Room, basement, EMU. 686-4365. Lunchtime Video of the controversial 1986 Yangtze River expedition is at 12:30 in the Out door Program Room. EMU, UO. 686-4365. Television Hank Botwinik, mime, musician Mark Alan, and an update from the EMU Cultural Forum are some features on State of the Arts, at 7 pm on Com munity Cable TV-34. Women in Focus looks at counseling from a feminist perspective and at stress management, from 8-8:30 pm on Cable Ch. 34. Theater Overtones reads the minds of two turn-of-the century women. A UO Pocket Theater production directed by Don Naggiar, it's at 4:30 pm today, May 28 and 29. Seating limited—$1 donation at door. Villard Hall, UO. Workshop Parent Survival is the topic of the third in a ser ies of parenting seminars, sponsored by McKenzie-Willamette Hospital and the Springfield PTA. It’s from 7-9 pm in the hospital auditorium, 1460 G St. 726-4459. Free. Youth Registration Deadline for Eggloft workshop. See Thursday. HEARTY BREAKFAST OMELETTES PANCAKES MUFFINS Mon.-Fri. 7-5, Sun. 9-3 Closed Saturday High Street Cafe 1243 High Street • 345-4905 Cat's Meow Jazz & Blues Corner SaA Jazz & Blues, ReqqAE & Gospel Reconds CD's, Tapes Gift Certificates In The FifThpEARl BuildiNq Fifrk & PEARL • EUGENE 686-8742 TAYLORS I eei e IEsL aaman I I " IT’S LIVE? BABY! “P% Thurs. Tom McFarland Fri. & sat. Paul delay Band Sun. Mon. Tues. Wed. The Soulsations Blues Jam Buried Alive in the Blues The Terry Robb Band THANKS FOR COMING TO OUR PARTY OREGON HOMEGROWN HUMBLE MEATS BAGEL SUNDANCE NATURAL FOODS There were 2,196 bagels in the convertible. The winners are: John Driskel Kathleen Homa Shelly Slater Consolation prizes to: George Jeffcot Nat (age 3) 2197 2198 2200 4 billion 5 24 ‘T-SHIRTS 1 for $99/ Call us/ 344-4225 • D • • ■ •Medium weight 50/50 poly/cotton t-shirt •wide range of colors to choose from done-color print with camera-ready art •Valid on orders placed before July 4,1987 with this coupon • I
