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About What's happening. (Eugene, OR) 1982-1993 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 1, 1987)
Banu Gibson and the New Orleans Hot Jazz Orchestra bring an evening of New Orleans Jazz to the Hult Center, October 2. Lunch at Track Town. Pizza Bagels • Salad Bar • Sandwiches • Whole Wheat or Regular Crust Pizza • 484-2799 We deliver free! (Limited area) 1809 Franklin Across from U of 0 TRACK TOWN PIZZA The EMU Cultural Forum presents: THE mmm @A? W -auaandddddWWzii Wednesday, Oct. 7, 8 p.m in the EMU Ballroom. Tickets are $5.50 in advance, $6.50 day of show, general admission; UO students receive a $1.00 discount Tickets are available at the EMU Main •9 Desk and at Balladeer Music in the Fifth Street Public Market. CALENDAR Dance Veselo Community Folk Dancers host inter national folk dancing. Instruction is from 7-8 pm, request dancing from 8-10 pm, Westmoreland Center, 1545 W. 22nd. Singles, newcomers welcome. $2. 726-7548. Fairs/Festivals Eugene Gourmet Dessert Festival, a benefit for the Eugene Public Library, includes two dessert tastings per vendor created by such participants as Cafe Central, Eugene Hilton, Euphoria Choco late, and others of local culinary fame. KZAM Radio and What's Happening sponsor, from 2-5 pm, Composers Hall, Eugene Hilton. $5 admis sion. tickets at door. Go on and drool. Film Closely Watched Tains (1967) is a Czechoslo vakian film classic, the story of an adolescent who learns about love during Nazi occupation of his village. At 7 pm in 180 PLC, DO. $2. Health/Fitness Health Fair and open house of the American Cancer Society offers screening tests for skin or oral cancer, colo-rectal cancer test kits, blood pressure tests, computerized risk tests, video viewings, balloons, door prizes and information. From 1-4 pm at the ACS, 1412 Pearl. 484-2211. Free. Radio Dreams of Rio is a new 13-week series of half hour radio dramas by Tom Lopez, of "Ruby," "Fourth Tower of Inverness," and "Moon Over Morocco" fame. "Dreams" chronicles the further adventures of Jack Flanders in the wilds of Brazilian rainforests, at 8 pm Sundays on KLCC 89.7FM. Sports/Recreation Local Angler* Emerald Ba** Club and Eugene Ban Masters hold an angling event, with pledges on the pounds of fish caught, to benefit Lane County’s “Special Kids.” From 8 am-4:30 pm at Dexter Lake. 344-2247, 345-3869. Etc. Eugene Concert Choir holds auditions for soprano, tenor and bass soloists fortheir Novem ber 14 performance of Franz Schubert's Mass in G. The choir also needs tenors and basses to join them on a regular basis. Auditions are at Grace Lutheran Church, 18th & Hilyard. To schedule, call director Diane Retailack at 343-1082. CALENDAR DEADLINE THURSDAY 4 PM Send to: Calendar, 335 W. 20th, Eugene, OR 97405 Monday 5 Sunrise 7:15 am Sunset 6:47 pm Avg. High 69 Avg. Low 44 Music Emerald Valley Harmonica Club jams at 7 pm. 1900 Taylor. 687-1469. Radio Chamber Music: Peformances of music by Beet hoven and Mozart, recorded at the 1987 Oregon Bach Festival, will be broadcast at 8 pm on KWAX 91FM. Etc. Craft Center of the Erb Memorial Union at the UO announces that workshop schedules are available and registration has begun for fall classes. General public may participate. Stop by their office on the ground floor of the EMU, 13th & University, or call 686-4361. Tuesday 6 Sunrise 7:16 am Sunset 6:45 pm . gam aa. Aifg. High 68 Avg. Low 44 There's a partial eclipse or the lull Moon at 9:12 pm, near brilliant white Jupiter Dance Eugene Folk Dancers host international folk danc ing. No partners necessary—beginners, all ages welcome. Instruction from 7-8 pm, dancing from 8-10:30 pm every Tuesday at Campbell Center, 155 High St. 50c. 344-4172. Fairs/Festivals Man Moon Festival starts with a lantern proces sion from the Eugene Public Library, 13th & Olive, and ends at Charnel-Mulligan Park, 17th & Charnelton. At the park, there will be tea, moon cakes, balloon launching, stories, music and full moon gazing with telescopes from the Eugene Astronomical Society. Bring a flashlight at 6:30 pm to shine through your free paper lantern. Sponsored by EPL's Children’s Department. 687-5450. Free. Health/Fitness Community Education Forum will address “Enabl ing," from 7:30-9 pm, Sacred Heart Hospital auditorium. Sponsored by Serenity Lane and the hospital's SHARP program. 686-7399. 687-1110. Free. Meditation Insight Meditations for women are ongoing from 6-7 pm. Place: 345-1596. Free. Ecumenical Meditation is ongoing from 7:30-8:15 pm, Eugene Yoga Center, 1315 Willamette. Free. Meeting Draft and Pre-Enlistment Counseling Project meets at 7:30 pm, 372 W. 10th. Agenda: outreach into high schools. Volunteers needed. 485-4611. Speaker UO Architecture Department sponsors a lecture by Kurt Forster on “The Space and Structure of Mies Van Der Rohe’s Architecture," at 8 pm, Room 177. Lawrence Hall, 1190 Franklin Blvd. 686-3656. Free. Etc. Big Brother/Big Sister Program sponsors an in formation workshop for those interested in be coming volunteers, at 7 pm, Gumwood Room, Erb Memorial Union. 687-3320. Hospice Volunteer Training, for people who can provide a special kind of care for the terminally ' ill, begins at 7 pm, Sacred Heart Hospital. Pre registration required at 686-6879. Wednesday 7 Sunrise 7:17 am Sunset 6:43 pm Avg. Hifi 68 Avg. Low 44 Art Gallery Talk focuses on current Maude Kerns Art Center exhibits: "Tibet in Eugene” and “The Human Landscape.” At 8 pm at the Gallery, 1910 E. 15th. 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 Hod Clay Ramblers kick off the EMU Cultural Forum's Heritage Music series. One of America's most versatile, original and entertaining string bands, they will perform at 8 pm, EMU Ballroom. Tickets are $5.50 advance, $6.50 day-of-show for general admission, with $1 discount for students, at the Erb Memorial Union Main Desk and at Balla deer Music. Film Children of a Lesser God will be shown in the Mental Health and the Cinema Series of Sacred Heart's Psychiatry Department. Following the 7 pm screening in the hospital auditorium, there will be a discussion led by professionals, on the issues the film raises. 686-7044. The Group (1966) is based on the Mary McCar thy novel, directed by Sidney Lumet, and the story of the lives and loves of a group of Vassar graduates. With Candace Bergen, Jessica Walters and Hal Holbrook, at 7 pm, 150 Geology. $2. .Cat's Meow Jazz & Blues Corner Jazz & BLUes, REGGAE & Gospel REcords SPECIAL ORDERS WELCOME In The FifrhpEARl BuildiNg Fifrk & PearI • EUGENE 686-8742 CD's, Tapes Gift Certificates EXCELSIOR PASTRIES GELATO SPECIALTY FOODS CHEESE COFFEE In the Evening the Charcuterie becomes a French Bistro offering a selection of 10 marvelous dinners in the $5-$7 price range. Serving from 5:30-9 pm, Monday through Thursday and 5:30 to 10 pm Friday and Saturday • HOURS • M-Th 7:30 am-10 pm Fri. 7:30 am-11 pm Sat. 10 am-11 pm Sun. noon-6 pm 901 Pearl Street 342-3110 URBAN CAFE BEER WINE CATERING GIFT BASKETS DESSERTS • Mongolian BBQ Buffet Nothing precooked! Lunch & Dinner Everyday Wok menu of old favorites Fine Wine Imported Beer Cocktails BUT NO MSG GEOGHISKHAl mongolian barbecue 7th & Blair 687-2130
