Sunday
6
Sunrise 6:41 am
Sunset 7:40 pm
Radio
Arg. High 79
Aug. Low 49
in the Tradition hosts a Seventh Anniversary
Special, at 1 pm on KLCC 89.7FM.
Oregon Bach Festival performance broadcasts
premiere tonight with a two-evening marathon.
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation produced and
distributed the programs, which will be aired at
8 pm tonight and tomorrow on KWAX 91FM. This
evening's four-hour program includes the finale
from Bach's Brandenburg Concerto #5 Other OBF
concerts will be aired at 8 pm on many Mondays
through June 13, 1988.
Sports/Recreation
McKenzie Riders Bicycle Cluh cycles to Lorane,
80 miles. Meet at 8 am at Round Table Pizza, 29th
& Willamette. 689-5592.
NWka/Orogon tach Cluh 25K Road Run is today
at Hayward Field.
Monday
7
Sunrise 6:43 am
Sunset 7:38 pm
Full Moon is at 11:14 am.
Aug. High 79
Aug. Low 49
Radio
Oregen Bach Festival marathon continues, with
five hours of broadcasting tonight. See Sunday,
Sept. 6. Tonight's programming includes a com
plete performance of Bach's St. Matthew Passion.
Tuesday
8
Sunrise 6:44 am
Sunset 7:37 pm
Dance
Avg. High 79
tig. Low 49
Eugene Folk Dancers meet. See Tuesday, Sept. 1.
Radio
Henry Mancini is Marian McPartland's guest on
"Piano Jazz," at 10 pm on KLCC 89.7FM.
Wednesday
9
Sunrise 6:45 am
Sunset 7:35 pm
Children
A^. High 79
Aug . Low 48
Kid’s Night Out is tonight. See Wednesday, Sept.
2
Thursday
10
Sunrise 6:46 am
Sunset 7:33 pm
Pup. Hlph 78
Avg. Low 48
Look for the Moon near Jupiter tonlpht.
Museum
Lane County Historical Museum is open this
week, too. See Thursday, Aug. 27.
Science
WISTEC and Lane ESO Planetarium are open. See
Thursday, Aug. 27.
Theater
Community Children's Theater holds auditions
from 6-9 pm tonight, Sept. 10 and 14, for their
fall play: "The Ghosts of Crone Mountain," an
original play by Celeste Maxwell. Parts are for 3
teens, 3 adults, and 10 children ages 8 and up.
At Westmoreland Community Center, 1545 W.
22nd. 686-1574.
Friday
Sumbe 9:47 am
Sunset 7:31 pm
Conference
Pup. Hiph 78
Avg. lou 48
Calibrate Excellence brings a weekend of ac
tivities by the 1440 Foundation. A Business
Exposition is from noon-6:30 pm today. Studio
1, Hult Center. Speakers Tom Peters and Roger
von Oach are at 1 pm today, Silva Hall, Hult Center,
$45.683-0871. See under Dance 9/12 and Sports
Recreation 9/13 for more.
Political/Social Action
Um POW Vigil is today. See Friday, Sept. 4.
Saturday
12
Sunrise 6:48 am
Sunset 7:29 pm
Pup. HIpti 78
Pup. Low 48
The Moon and the famous Pleiades star cluster are close
neighbors tonight.
Concert
Oregon Mozart Players perform their first concert
of the 1987-88 season, at 8:30 pm in the Soreng
Theater, Hult Center. Featured this evening are
works by William Boyce, Faure and Mozart, and
a Bach violin concerto with soloist Leslie Sawyer.
$6.50-$10.50 tickets are at the Hult box office.
Season tickets are $35-$56.50. 687-5000.
Randy Travis, country music performer, appears
at 7 pm in Silva Concert Hall, Hult Center.
$13.50/$15.50 at usual Hult outlets. 687-5000.
Dance
Aloha Summer with Johnny Limbo & The Lugnuts
celebrates summer's end with a Hawaiian Beach
Holiday Party. Part of the Celebrate Excellence
Conference, it benefits the Lincoln Center Proj
ect for Arts Education. 21 and over, please. Doors
open at 7:30 pm, showtime is 8 pm, Eugene Hil
ton Ballroom. $10 advance, $12 day-of-show, at
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Put on your dancin’ shoes! Johnny Limbo and the Lugnuts bring
their rock ’n roll to the Hilton, Saturday, September 12.
the Eugene Hilton, EMU Main Desk, Balladeer
Music and the Bon in Roseburg. 342-2000.
Fairs/Festivals
Saturday Market and Farmer’s Market continue
downtown. See Saturday, Aug. 29.
Radio
Wagner’s Ring Cycle broadcast series continues,
with Die Walkure at 10 am on KWAX 91FM.
Sports/Recreation
Alpine Chicken But Run, an annual 10K, 4K and
2K competition, starts at 9 am at Alpine School,
Monroe. Pre-registration by August 28 is $7 adults,
$6 ages 17 and under. Day-of-race registration
from 8-8:50 am is $8 adults, $7 ages 17 and
under. Fall Fling activities of the day include a din
ner served from 11 am. Info: sponsoring Alpine
, School Parent teacher Club, at 424-3601 from 3-4
pm.
Oregon Bulls Bicycle Bek winds through the
Willamette Valley from today through Monday.
Proceeds benefit American Lung Association of
Oregon. Info: 343-L-U-N-G.
McKenzie Riders Bicycle Club carpool to Cottage
Grove, ride 40 miles to Sharps Creek. 345-9612,
345-7159.
The Filthpearl Shops, KSND and What's Happen
ing co-sponsor Eugene's only linear mile road
race. Starting time is 9 am on Fifth Ave. at Van
Buren and ending in front of the Fifthpearl Shops.
Advance registration at Fifthpearl is $7. All regis
trants receive T-shirts.
Theater
Ladyhouse Blues, to be produced at Lane Com
munity College Theater, is holding auditions at 1
pm today and tomorrow, at the LCC Performing
Arts Center. There are five strong roles for women
in this drama—which revolves around a young
ish, gutsy widow and her four daughters sharing
a St. Louis apartment the summer of 1919. Patrick
Torelle directs, and performances are November
13,14,18,19,20 and 21. 726-2209.
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Actor’s Workshops for children ages eight years
and up, and for teens and adult actors wanting
to learn to work with children, are offered by Com
munity Children's Theater. Voice, movement, act
ing techniques, improvisation. Advanced actors
are from 9:30 am-noon, beginners from 12:30-3
pm, at Sheldon Community Center, 2445 Willa
kenzie. $5. Preregister at the center or register at
the door. 687-5312, 686-1574.
Sunday
13
Sunrise 6:49 am
Sunset 7:27 ptn
Avg. High 76
fig. Low 48
Fairs/Festivals
Harvest Fair Folk Festival, an annual outdoors
celebration, is from 11 am to dusk, Skinner's
Butte Park. Crafts, food, non-profit booths. Enter
tainment on several stages, including Fiddlin Big
Sue, Uncle "T” and Johnny, Chico Shwall leading
contra dancing, and Etouffee Cajun Band. Neat
stuff for kids. All free, sponsored by Eugene Parks.
Science
WISTEC’s new exhibits end. See Thursday, Aug.
27.
Sports/Recreation
Run for Excellence is a 25K race by Nike and
Oregon Track Club. There's also a PW Pipe 5K Fun
Run, both part of the Celebrate Excellence Con
ference. To enter: Nike/OTC 25K, PO Box 10412,
Eugene 97440.
Willamette Flyway Century, a 100-mile bicycle
ride, departs at 7 am from Alton Baker Park. Spon
sored by the Eugene Family YMCA and the Willa
mette Flyway Committee, this is not a race. Ran
dom prize drawing, rest stops and sagwagons pro
vided. No day of ride registration. Registration
forms are at local bicycle shops. 485-6007.
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Theater
Ladyhouse Blues auditions are today, too. See
yesterday's listing.
TV/Video
On the Brink: An AIDS Chronicle premieres at 9
pm ET as part of the Discovery Channel's week
long special focus on AIDS. It will also air at 1
pm Sept. 15 ET, 1:30 am Sept. 16 ET, 7 pm Sept.
17 ET and 8 pm Sept. 19 ET.
Monday
14
Sunrise 6:50 am
Sunset 7:26 pm
Meeting
Avg. High 77
Aug. Low 46
Friends of the Springs, of Terwilliger Hot Springs
at Cougar Reservoir, hold a meeting to discuss
work party priority decisions. It's at 7 pm at the
Eugene Public Library.
Science
Star Party: Join Eugene Astronomical Society
members and Lane ESD staff on the grounds out
side the Lane ESD Planetarium at nightfall,
approximately 8:30 pm, to view the heavens
through powerful telescopes. The last party this
year, it's at 2300 Centennial Blvd, next to WISTEC,
weather permitting. Free.
Tuesday
15
Sunrise 6:52 am
Sunset 7:24 pm
Art
7Wg.High77
Avg. low 48
Gallery Wk is by Oregon sculptors whose works
currently are on exhibit in Maude Kerns Art
Center's Sculpture Symposium. It's at 7 pm at
the Center, 1910 E. 15th. 345-1571. Free.
Dance
Eugene Folk Dancers meet tonight. See Tuesday,
Sept. 1.
Seminar
Personal Power/Personal Peace is the topic of
Sacred Heart Hospital's WIN program seminar.
Christine King of WINGS will speak about self
esteem. It's from 7:30-9:30 pm in Playwrights
Hall, Eugene Hilton. 686-7272. Free.
Wednesday
16
Sunrise 6:53 am
Sunset 7:22 pm
Children
Avg. High 77
fig. Low 47
Kid’s Night Out is tonight. See Wednesday, Sept.
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