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night from 7:30 to 11.
Sponsored by the University
School of Music Graduate Group
(MGG), the event will feature
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dance and entertainment in honor
of the nation’s bicentennial.
Entertainment will range from
early Americana to modem rock.
Performers will include a Dixie
land band, the University Jazz
Choir and pianist Jerry Blodgett,
who will perform some of
Gershwin's works.
Live and recorded music will
help recapture the sounds of the
past. Square dancing steps will be
taught and a ‘‘Limbo" dance con
test is planned.
Refreshments will be provided.
Tickets are $1.50 in advance
from the music school office and
$2 at the door. Proceeds will help
finance future MGG projects.
Church group
slates meetings
The third in a series of foui
inter-church group seminars wil
meet Sunday, Feb. 15 at the Cen
tral Lutheran Church, East Eigh
teenth Avenue and Potter Street.
Running from 5 to 7 p.m., sepa
rate workshops of the Ninth An
nual Interchurch Seminars wil
explore the topics of 1) Our radica
beginnings: a study in the Book o
Acts, 2) Prayer: the integration ol
faith and life, 3) The nation yet tc
be: Christian mission and the new
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Folk concert
set tonight
The Native American Student
Union at the University will stage a
variety show and folk concert to
night at 8 p.m. in Beall Concert
Hall. The show will feature both
small group and individual per
formers, according to Dennis De
Gross, the group's advisor.
Among the performers will be
the Toelken Family, a local folk
music performing group featuring
Barre Toelken, professor of En
glish; banjo player Rusty Oelheim,
who will sing and play some of his
own ballads; Jill Hodgen, playing
a musical saw; Twilo Scofield on
the psaltery, a stringed instrument
similar to a zither; and Herbie
Cawthorne, reading the poetry of
Langston Hughes.
George Wasson, a member of
the Coos Indian Tribe, will be the
master of ceremonies.
Tickets for the concert are now
on sale at the EMU main desk and
at the Chrystal Ship in downtown
Eugene. Admission is $2 for Uni
versity students and $3 for the
general public. Tickets also will be
on sale at the door.
All proceeds from the event will
go to the Native American Legal
Defense Fund.
Fauna inhabit
museum spot
Alfred C. Shelton’s zoological
collections are currently featured
in an exhibit at the University
Museum of Natural History.
Shelton's collection will be dis
played daily from 8 a.m. to 4:30
p.m. and will be open for viewing
weekends from 1 to 4:30 p.m.
Admission is free and the pubic is
invited to visit.
briefs
MEETINGS
Al 12:30 the afternoon the Muslim Student As
sociation will hold Jummah Prayei with a meotng to
follow in the EMU, room to be posted In addition.
Quranic Studies have been scheduled tor 8 tomtit
at 4895 Garnet For more information call
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Hawaii CSub members There will be a hula prac
tice and meeting Saturday at tt am. Bean West
Conference Room You also can pay the S4 ski tnp
fee and winter dues
Tryout* «nl be held Monday and Tuesday r»<*as.
Feb 16 aid 17, for tie Unerersay Theatre produc
lion at Ao&ist Sandberg s The Dunce d Qaarh
Production dales lor the play bane been a* loi April
23. 24. 29. 30. and May 1
The caal reqiaemenls are two men and one
woman Edgar, an aging artdwy cap*a»i ha wde
aid lormer actress. A*ce. and ha oouai Kiel,
rumsett a quarantine oMca
Tryouts re* be held m the Arena Theatre. 104
Vdard Hall, from 7 ixiM 10 each rwjit
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