Christie Institute Video
of the
Secret Team
as discussed by
Daniel Sheehan
Thursday, July 30th
7-9 pm at 372 W. 10th
Background on
connections between
drug-running profits,
contras and former and
current U.S. officials.
Weekly showings:
contact
Witness for Peace.
485-1755
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Sports/Recreation
Women’s Hiking Group with Carla Green departs
at 1 pm Sundays from the Kiva parking lot. Begin
ning to moderate, ride share, phone weekly for
destinations. 485-0493. Donations.
McKenzie Riders go for a 40-mile ride up Dillard
Road to Bear Creek and Rogers Road. Meet at
Amazon Park at 9 am. Free.
Eugene Emeralds play Bellingham at 6 pm in Civic
Stadium. $4/13.
Theater
The Boy Who Stole the Stars ends its run at Very
Little Theater. See Friday.
Brigadoon is outdoors downtown. See Friday.
Leader Of the Pack is at Soreng Theater. See
Friday.
1776 has a 2:30 pm matinee performance in Silva
Concert Hall. See Thursday.
TV/Video
State of the Arts, a weekly look at Oregon's visual,
performing and literary arts, airs at 4 pm Sun
days on KOZY-TV, Ch. 4 and at 7 pm Wednesdays
on Cable Ch. 34.
Etc.
National Model Railroaders are at the Fair
grounds. See Friday.
Monday
3
Sunrise 6:02 am
Sunset 8:35 pm
Music
Avg. High 83
Aug. Low 52
Emerald Valley Harmonica group holds a jam
session—public welcome from 7 pm at 1900
Taylor. 343-7668.
Radio
Moon Over Morocco listens to Chapter 9. "The
Grand Wazir," at 7:30 pm on KRVM 91.9FM.
Science
Star Party: Join Eugene Astronomical Society
members and LESD staff on the grounds outside
the Lane ESD Planetarium at nightfall, approxi
mately 8:30 rm, to view the heavens through
powerful telescopes. Weather permitting, It’s at
2300 Centennial Blvd., next to WISTEC. Free.
Sports/Recreation
Eugene Family YMCA Triathlon to be held August
23 announces its August 17 registration deadline:
686-9622.
Etc.
1987 Access Guidebook provides information
about facility accessibility in the Eugene-Spring
field area, for persons with disabilities. For more
on the project, or for a guidebook: 687-5177.
Brethren Housing of Springfield, a non-profit
shelter for homeless families, seeks volunteers for
its new children's program. Call Jan at 726-8125.
Tuesday
4
Sunrise 6:04 am
Sunset 8:33 pm
Avg. High 83
Aug. Low 52
The Moon and yellow Saturn are neighbors in the sky
tonight.
Dance
Eugene Folk Dancers host international folk dan
cing. No partners necessary—beginners, all ages
welcome from 8-10:30 pm every Tuesday at Camp
bell Center, 155 High St. 50c. 344-4172.
Health/Fitness
Teatment is the topic at the SHARP/Serenity Lane
community education forum, from 7:30-9 pm in
Sacred Heart Hospital's auditorium. 686-7399,
687-1110. Free.
Meditations
Eugene Yoga Center meditations will not meet in
August. See you in September.
Meeting
RING, or “Restore Integrity to National Govern
ment," meets to further investigate impeachment
in light of the Christie Institute's findings. At 7:30
pmin the McNutt Room, City Hall. 683-7233.
Wednesday
5
Sunrise 6:05 am
Sunset 8:32 pm
Avg. High 83
Avg. Low 52
Veteran actor Wayne Ballantyne plays Benjamin Franklin, the leading
role in 1776.
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
Wolk Creek String Band appears in a city Sum
mer Parks Concert, with "Bluegrass on the
Grass," from 6-8 pm at Westmoreland Community
Center, 1545 W. 22nd.
Theater
1776 is at 8 pm in Silva Concert Hall, Huit Center.
See Thursday.
Workshop
Citizen Responder emergency care workshop ot
ters CPR training. It's from 7-10 pm at McKenzie
Willamette Hospital, Springfield. $9. 726-4459.
Upcoming Thursday, August 6: Hiro
shima/Nagasaki Day Commemoration, 8 pm,
Alton Baker Park.
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BOOKS AND RECORDS
Monday-Saturday 10-6
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Eugene Parks, Recreation & Cultural Services present
Special Performances at Monroe Park
A Modern Times’
Midsummer’s Night Dream,
August 1st, 6:30
New Vaudeville Show, August 8th,
featuring juggling, sword swallowing and
Baby Gramps
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Musical Theatre Block Party
Hull Centre Plaza
August 1, 9:30 pm-1:30 am
Dance Music by Donna Courtell & Swingtime
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