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About What's happening. (Eugene, OR) 1982-1993 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 29, 1987)
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At 4 pm, Beall Concert Hall, 961 E. 18th. Tickets are $4 general, $2 seniors, free to UO students at the door. Dance Veselo Community Folk Dancers offer interna tional folk dancing. Instruction is in separate simultaneous classes for beginners and inter mediate/advanced from 7-8 pm. with request dan cing from 8-10 pm $2 at Westmoreland Center, 1545 W. 22nd. 726-7548. Halloween/Children’s Theater The Ghosts of Crone Mountain is today, too. See Saturday. Radio Jimmy Rogen is the feature on Bluesunday, which airs from 7 am-noon on KRVM 91.9FM. Slideshow/Speaker Nalchik and Irkutsk, cities in the USSR and can didates for Eugene's Soviet sister city, are the focus of Kate and Joe Gessert, at 8 pm, Amazon Community Center, 2700 Hilyard. See related event under Meeting Monday. Free. Sports/Recreation Willamette River AIDS Walkathon raises funds for AIDS care and practical support. Shanti in Oregon sponsors the event, which begins at 11 am with registration and a giant outdoor aerobics rally. The 10K walkathon begins at noon, Alton Baker Park. Celebration with refreshments after wards. Registration, info: 344-0563. CALENDAR DEADLINE THURSDAY 4 PM Send to: Calendar, 335 W. 20th, Eugene, OR 97405 Monday 2 Sunrise 6:51 am Sunset 5:02 pm Meeting Avg. High 57 fig. low 40 Soviet Sister City Project meets at 7 pm in the McNutt Room, Room 111 City Hall, 777 Pearl. See related event under Slideshow Sunday. Catcher in the Rye, book discussion—or maybe another topic decided upon by consensus—plus potluck: happens at 7:30 pm at the WOW Hall, 8th & Lincoln. Free. Public Hearing Lane County Planning Commission has rescheduled the Jasper Mountain public hearing to 7 pm tonight in Harris Hall, 125 E. 8th. 687-3958. Seniors Monday Amigo* through the Eugene Parks Department fills needs of the more frail and isolated seniors living in nursing and foster care homes. Mild activiites, coffee—bring sack lunch. From 10 am-1 pm at Campbell Center, 155 High Street, at a sliding scale cost of 50c-$1. Spaces are limited, so pre-registration is necessary at 687-5318. Slideshow/Speaker Witness for Peace national delegates to Nicaragua, Hal Shelter and Bonnie Sousa, will show slides and discuss their travels at 7:30 pm. in the meeting room of Springfield Library, 225 North 5th. Free. Speaker What is Channeling? is the topic of Andre Auger mann, an introduction into the “art of contacting the higher self." At 4 pm in the board room of Eugene Public Library, 13th & Olive. Free. Etc. Cascade Chorus, which won championship of the recent Northwest Regional Barbershop Chorus Contest, needs contributions of money, volunteer energy and ideas for its fund drive to send members to a July convention in Texas. Write to Cascade Chorus, 541 Antelope, Eugene, OR 97401 or call 687-0800. AIDS and Emergency Medical Care is a videotape released by Emergency Medical Planning, available to emergency medical professionals through the State Health Division at (503) 229-5032. For purchase, rental: 344-7099. Willamette AIDS Council, a resource for educa tion, prevention and support, offers information on its services at 345-7089, from 1-5 weekdays. Also, local businesses may call that number for a free new poster. Renates Futons SALE 6” thick all cotton futons S-$75 D-$95 Q-$110 foam core, custom orders, frames Call James, 683-6148 or Renate, 424-2118 Japanese Food Americans Love. It’s delicious seafood, chicken and steak, grilled teppanyaki style before your eyes and served with fried rice, vegetables and Shoji’s tantalizing sauces. You’ll love it. Join us for cocktails and dinner every evening but Monday. ©SHOTS 2654 Willamette St., near 26th Ave. • 343-8483 Avg. High 57 Pug. tMi 39 Sunrise 6:52 am Sunset 5:00 pm Look lor the nearly Ml Moon near Jupiter tonight. Art Ken O'Connell speaks on his work in drawing, computer graphics and animated film, currently on display in LCC’s Art Department Gallery. Spon sored by the ICC Associated Students, it’s at 10 am in Forum 308 at the College, 4000 E. 30th. Concert Men’s and Women’s Choruses of the University of Oregon perform at 8 pm in Beall Concert Hall. 961 E. 18th. Some featured works: Handel's Your Wees Raise, Harnick/Bock’s If I Were a Rich Man, and Robert Hunter Bell's 0 Sacrum Convivium. Free. 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. 50*. 344-4172. Meeting Women and War: A Panel on Veteran's Day will be planned at the Draft and Pre-Enlistment Counseling Project. Volunteers needed, at 7:30 pm, 372 West 10th. 485-4611. Wednesday 4 Sunrise 6:53 am Sunset 4:59 pm Full Moon is at 6:46 am. Avg. High 56 Avg. Low 39 Children Kid's Night Out offers a family movie and juice at 6:30 pm Wednesdays in the basement of First Christian Church, 1166 Oak St. Parents need to bring in their children and sign forms for them; parents may stay. Pick-up time is 8:30 pm. Concert University Singers perform Zoltan Kodaly's Cohors Generosa, Jeanne Weaver Fuller's There is Sweet Music, and settings of English poetry by John Mulholland, including WeTI Go No More A Roving. Also, University Chamber Choir will pre sent a selection of songs, in the 8 pm concert in Beall Hall, 961 E. 18th. Fre. Political Action Chile Update—German Correa reports, CHRLA and LASC sponsor, from 11:30 am-1 pm, Forum Room, Erb Memorial Union, UO campus, 484-5867. Public Hearing Metropolitan Area General Plan of Eugene Springfield will have a second reading and public hearing, at 1:30 pm, main floor of Harris Hall, 125 E. 8th. 687-3952. Sports/Recreation Yangtze River Expedition, the controversial raft ing trip with Ken Warren, is today's videotape presentation at 12:30 pm, Outdoor Program Room, lower level of Erb Memorial Union, 1222 E. 13th. 686-4365. Free. 7:00 am—Sign On Jivin' John's COUNTRY CLASSICS 8:00 am BLUEGRASS HOUR With John Averill 9:00 am RADIO CLASSICS _Great old-time radio_ 10:00 am “spirit” John Moore brings you upbeat music of contemporary singer-songwriters! 12 noon BRITISH INVASION 60's British rock, some of which you may not have heard for years! 2:00 pm GOIN’ BACK With Dave Gibson. American rock from the 60's. 4:00 pm KRVM ALBUM PREVIEW 3 brand new albums played in their entirety! 6:00 pm 8 full hours today only! RADIO 80'S Avant-Garde rock at its dead-level best! _ 2:00 am sign-off every night! J T AC RMAA /AMak
