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Get to know us and close the door on the world for one quiet hour. QNSEN HOURLY HOT TUB RENTAL Taking reservations until 11:30 p.m. weekdays, until 12:45 weekends. Call 345-9048 1883 Garden Ave., Eugene Unique Mediterranean & Middle Eastern Cuisine 3 3 3 3 3 GAZEM • 11LE i t J 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 Restaurant 3443 Hilyard 683-6661 Tues-Fri 11:30 am-2 pm Mon-Sat 5:30-9 pm Reservations Recommended "A smoke-free environment'’ Special Persian Dinner L [ C [ [ [ [ [ C C [ [ C [ [ [ t [ [ [ C c [ ] Monday Nights [ 325252525555asssssssasasasasasasas@ i l D D /(l N STORE HOURS Monday through Saturday 9 to 6 Sunday 10 to 5 140 E 5th Avenue 345-2391 ( QUALITY NATURAL FOODS— OPTIMALLY FRESH. Now Open • ORGANICALLY GROWN PRODUCE: LARGEST SELECTION IN EUGENE • CHEESE CUT TO ORDER • FULL LINE OF ORGANIC COFFEES • OILS, MAPLE SYRUP, TAMARI, MOLASSES & HONEY ON TAP / • CUSTOMER SERVICE and CONSISTENTLY LOW PRICES • RETAIL AND WHOLESALE KZAN 99- 102% 1320. I BURLIMAN’S WHOLE FOODS CO. Between Oak & Pearl in the 5th Street District | CALENDAR Thursday Sunrise 7:10 am Sunset 6:54 pm Afg. High 71 Avg. Low 45 Concert Jim Kuoni sings and plays original and traditional American folk music in today's SHOcase concert, at 12:15 pm in the Hurt Center lobby. Bring your lunch or buy from the Center's concessions. Next week: Mainstage Cabaret. 687-5000. Free. The Flaming Lips perform Jumping Cow Produc tions' "Medicine Show #9.” The trio "unabashed ly tear(s) it up in the name of raunchy rock & roll." Doors open at 9 pm, showtime is 9:30 pm, in the basement of the CCPA WOW Hall, Sth & Lincoln. $3. Health/Fitness Learning to Breastioed class is taught the first Thursday of each month, recommended for those in the 7th-9th month of pregnancy. It's from 6:30-8:30 pm at Sacred Heart General Hospital. Pre-register at 686-7074. Free. Meeting West University Neighbors include a discussion about the Millrace on this evening's agenda, at 7:30 pm, 1458 Ferry. Museum Lane County Historical Museum takes us back to earlier years in these parts, with special ex hibits, which change from time to time, and a permanent collection of fascinating artifacts as well as noteworthy displays. Gives a unique per spective of living here. Hours are 10 am-5 pm Tuesday through Friday, and 11 am-4 pm Satur day and Sunday, at 740 W. 13th Ave. Admission is $1 adults, 75C seniors, 504 ages 18 and under. 687-4239. Radio KLCC launches its on-air Radiothon, with a goal of $57,500. A non-commercial public radio sta tion, and the only National Public Radio member station in the area, it depends on listener contribu tions for 20 percent of its budget. More info: 726-2224. Tune in at KLCC 89.7FM. Kronos String Quartet, an ensemble that specializes in music written since 1900, perform on “Ojai Festival," a new five-week series on KWAX 91FM. Newt Broadcasts of the British Broadcasting Cor poration, “Radio Newsreel," once again air twice daily on KWAX 91FM. The 15-minute report is at 7 am and 5:45 pm. The evening segment leads off the station's recently added line-up of public interest programming, followed by "As It Hap pens" from the Canadian Broadcasting Corpora tion at 6 pm, "Business Update" from CBS News at 6:30 pm, and "The MacNeil/Lehrer NewsHour" at 7 pm. Science WISTEC, the Willamette Science & Technology Center, exhibits "Pebbles to Computers" through November 1. From Canada, it uses photography to depict the relationship of mathematics and technology. Also on exhibit: “The Magic of Squares" and "Immeasurables." WISTEC hours are noon-5 pm Tuesdays through Sundays. Admis sion is $2 adults, $1 seniors/college students, 75c ages 3-18. Both WISTEC and Lane ESD Plane tarium are at 2300 Centennial Blvd., next to Aut zen Stadium. 484-9027. Seniors Senion on the Move program allows seniors to take unlimited tree rides on the entire Lane Tran sit District bus system, the first Thursday of each month. Free senior I.D. cards are available at the LTD Customer Service Center, 10th & Willamette. 687-5555. Slideshow People to People USA-USSR describes a slide show presentation by Janet Anderson and Lance Lehne, who participated last summer in an ex change of non-elite track and field athletes. Clergy and Laity Concerned (CALC) sponsor at 7 pm, 1166 Oak Street. Free. A soup supper precedes the program at 6 pm, $1.50 adults/754 children. Theater Ten Little Indians, based on a classic Agatha Christie thriller, runs through Saturday. The first production in Very Little Theatre's 59th season, curtain time is 8:15 pm at 2350 Hilyard. $6. Box office at theater is open 2-5:30 pm, Tues.-Sat Tickets/info: 344-7751. TV/Video Eugone Celebration Parade of September 26 will be re-broadcast at 6 pm on CCTC-34 and Metro-36. Etc. Grand Opening goes on for ‘ 'Gently Used," a thrift shop by the Assistance League of Eugene. Quali ty resale clothing, furniture, household items, from 10 am-4 pm, 1492 Pearl. Sanava Roman's book inspire both "Orin's Cir cle," ongoing at 7:30 pm Thursdays at Friends Meeting House, 2274 Onyx, and "Opening to Channel," meetings from 2-3:30 pm Sundays at Eugene Yoga Center, 1315 Willamette. Friday 2 Sunrise 7:11 am Sunset 6:52 pm Avg. High 70 Avg. Low 45 Art Opening Reception is for Maude Kerns Art Center's new exhibits: "Tibet in Eugene," and "The Human Landscape," etchings by Betty LaDuke. Music and hors d'oeuvres, from 7-9 pm at the Center, 1910 E. 15th. See related event Wednesday. Opening Reception is for Lane Community Col lege’s Art Faculty Exhibition, from 7-9 pm in the Art Department Gallery, 4000 E. 30th. Duncan McDonald, UO photojournalism pro fessor, and Paul Carter, Register-Guard staff pho tographer, give a lecture on photojournalism, at 7:30 pm, Room 107, Lawrence Hall, 1190 Frank lin Blvd. Free. Benefit/Gala "An Evening with the Stara" combines music, dance and fashion. By Kaufman’s, KVAL-TV and the Huit Center, it benefits Holt International Chil dren's Services. Cocktails at 7 pm, show at 8 pm. $20.50 tickets include orchestra seating and an after-show gala, other tickets are $12.50 at Huit box office, and at 485-1581,687-2202, 687-5000 Concert Banu Gibson and the New Orleans Hot Jazz Or chestra perform at 7:30 pm. Soreng Theater, Huit Center. $12.50 tickets are at usual Huit outlets. 687-5000. Film Pink Floyd's The Wall (1982) mixes rebellion and dreamscapes with rock music, directed by Alan Parker. At 7 & 9 pm, 177 Lawrence, U0. $2. Luncheon/Speaker Dave Frohnmayei; Oregon Attorney General, gives the keynote address for the Oregon Planning In stitute luncheon, at noon, EMU Ballroom, 1222 E 13th. $7. 686-5232 (clarification). Spirit Yom Kippur services include " Meditation and Music" wth Sherri and Skye Pelicrow, at 6:30 pm this evening and at 9:30 am tomorrow, at Koinonia Interfaith Center, 14th & Kincaid. 686-4366. Theater Happy Hour opens for Mainstage Cabaret A late night show, it looks at adult life in a bar. Perform ances are at 11 pm weekends through Oct. 24, at Seymour’s Restaurant, 10th & Willamette. Beverages and snacks available before the show. Tickets are $5 at the door, $4 advance at Sey mour's, or call 683-4368. Ten Lttle Indians continues at Very Little Theatre See Thursday. TV/Video The Future: How to Create It by Lazaris is tonight's community video showing by Star Gate Awareness Resources. At 7:30 pm at Eugene Yoga Center, 1315 Willamette. $2.50 donation. Etc. Deadline la today for openings on City of Eugene citizen advisory groups. See page 4 of the Sept. 17 What's Happening for more details. Eugene Hearing Md Speech Center holds an open house, with tours, at its new facility. From 3-6 pm at 1500 West 12th. 485-8521. Head Injury Awareness Month begins. Oregon Head Injury Foundation hopes to reach individuals who may not have learned of services available. For more information, they are at 99 W. 10th, Suite 302, or 686-1182. Saturday 3 Sunrise 7:13 am Sunset 6:50 pm Avg. High 70 Avg. Low 44 Children Fall Season and Africa: Land, People & Culture science discovery workshops are at WISTEC. "Fall" is for ages 3-5, and “Africa" for ages 6-10. Drop-off is at 12:30, pick-up at 4:30. $12 mem bers/$15 others, with snack provided. Pre-regis tration necessary at 687-3619. See under Science Thursday for more on WISTEC. Fairs/Festivals Saturday Market invites you to enjoy gorgeous fall colors downtown, sip hot ginger tea, and shop for early gift-giving ideas. Eugene's open-air marketplace for 18 years, it's on two blocks of a downtown park, at Sth & Oak, every Saturday from 10 am-5 pm. Unique handmade crafts and a dazzling variety of foods are available from booths set up outdoors. Admission free. Today's entertainment includes: Jeffrey Powell, acoustic reggae, at 11:30 am. Transistor with rock tunes at 1 pm. Peter Thorpe, Texas blues, at 3 pm. Farmer's Market welcomes the harvest with flowers, herbs, vegetables, fruits and other food products of the season. Purchase directly from Lane County growers at their booths on 8th and Oak, across from the Saturday Market. Film Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home has Kirk, Spock and Starship Enterprise crew saving the whales and planet Earth. At 7 & 9:30 pm, 180 PLC, UO. $2. Political/Social Action AIDS Vigil of Prayer features multi-faith worship services, educational workshops and seminars, pastoral support services and an open chapel for meditation and prayer. Campus Interfaith Mnistry, Metropolitan Community Church and Unitarian Universalist Church co-sponsor this 24-hour event, from 9 pm today through 9 pm tomorrow at 477 E. 40th. Radio Radio Classics flashes back to “Anna Karenina" with Marlene Dietrich, at 9 am on KRVM 91.9FM. Science Lane ESD Planetarium weekend shows are Black Holes at 1 pm, and Discovering New Worlds, an exploration of planets in our solar system, at 3 pm, Saturdays and Sundays. Planetarium is next to WISTEC and Autzen Stadium, 2300 Centennial Blvd. $1.50 adults, $1 seniors/students. 484-9027. Slideshow Traveling In Mexico slideshow is at 7:30 pm, Eugene Yoga Center, 1315 Willamette. 964-3551. Free. Sports Pedal for Peace bikeathon sponsored by CISCAP raises money for people in war-ravaged Central America. Hundreds of riders will gather at 10 am at Alton Baker Park for the 25-mile event. Par ticipants are circulating pledge forms, but riders may show up today, pledge $15 and join the rest. 485-1755. University of Oregon plays Washington at Autzen Stadium. Theater Happy Hour is late-night at Seymour’s/Mainstage Cabaret. See Friday. Tan Little Indiana final performance is at Very Lit tle Theatre. Youth Rock ‘N‘ Ski Celebration for high school students will support the Ski Ambassador Club and the Emerald Valley League Race Association. Spon sored by Mogul Mouse Ski Shops, Hoodoo Ski Bowl and radio station KSND, there will be ski related giveaways and dancing to Portland's rock group RIA. Student ID needed for tickets: $6 at the door, $4 at Mogul Mouse until Friday, Octo ber 2. Event is from 8-11 pm in Wheeler Pavilion, The Human Landscape, etchings by Betty LaDuke, is a multi-cultural based print exhibition featured in the West Studio Gallery of Maude Kerns Art Center during October. In the style of expressive figura tion, LaDuke’s work speaks to universal issues such as love, birth, growth and war. Opening reception is Friday. Lane County Fairgrounds. Sunday 4 Sunrise 7:14 am Sunset 6:49 pm Avg. High 69 Avg. Low 44 Art Opening Reception is for a new UO Museum of Art exhibit by Nelson Sandgren, UO graduate, con sidered one of the Northwest's finest watercolor ists. From 2-4 pm at the Museum, 1430 Johnson Lane, near the UO Library. Free. Children Wonderful Weekends for Kids at the Hult Center for the Performing Arts presents "Night Light,” a play by John Lazarus. Performed by Vancouver’s Green Thumb Theatre, it's a funny play about be ing afraid, shows children it's normal to have fears, and offers strategies for dealing with them. Recommended for grades K through 7, at 2 pm, Soreng Theater, Hult Center. Tickets are $4 at Hurt box office and outlets. 687-5000. Concert Simply Red, whose debut album Picture Book is on the verge of platinum, perform vintage rhythm 'n' blues at 8 pm in Silva Concert Hall, Hult Center. Dubbed "quirky, carrot-top soul" by the Los Angeles Times, tickets are $15 at usual Hult out lets. 687-5000. more ■ Hilda’s Latin American Dinner Restaurant Enjoy our spicy or non-spicy Latin American Cooking from South America, Central America, and Mexico. Choose from our delightful array of Spanish wines. 400 Blair Blvd. Mon. Sat. 5-9:30 pm 343-4322 The New Leftside Dance & Exercise Studio offers ballet, jazz, tap and exercise classes, from basic to advanced levels, pre teens to adults. Pre-teen class registration now in progress. Instructors: Anne Cooper, Donna Briggs, Cara Dubedat, Cindy Zreliak, Diana Taylor, Kym Fleming. and Molly Drahn. Call 485-6384 for information & class schedules The Dance Center 436 Charnelton St. Whne listen for specials on KZAN W SPECIALS: Local Apples and Pears . 39c/lb. Spaten Oktoberfest .... 99c + Brewed Only Once a Year Knudsen Apple Juice 11 oz $1.29 New ‘frontier Martlet Where Natural Foo4t and Organic Produce are Tradition Sth & Vas Buren. Open 7 nm-utiflnight. _ SEASON MADE TO ORDER wLCCs I O' O LADYHOUSE BLUES Moving Drama About a Family of Five Women Nov 1 3.21 O.O O)) JUST $15 _ FOR SEASON A COMPANY OF WAYWARD SAINTS Contemporary Play with Traditional Italian Comedy, Juggling and Music . • Jan 29-Feb 6 a ORDER CALL h. 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