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viiP Compiled by Bob Webb Campus* Information: 686-INFO Thursday FILM ,,Tho Trou* The Point and The ble With Tribbles 7 an pm 180 PLC “Sen lunch, Hometried Truckstop. tata Alder Rav Freedman, dinner, Hometried TrucKstop. T4t A,dcru?se Control with Nancy Kin^ S2.9 30p m EupeneHo t®l _ theatre 4 8pm The^ne eVii*idHall Robinson Tneauc. MISCELtANEOUS.on an<) dl5. Sll<3e d'. Ar, in public Places cussion 730pm Maude PK'e°,9ns "nte, t9tOE.t5,h ^Monumental Work* #A" E£ r',B,',°n t°30PweSstem Oregon trsare-eaturedat-Open trough July 2' Tours are available Friday S1 25.Tand930pm 180 PLC MwS'nnvHall Old time music S3 Ke r,V i? 50 Eugene Folklore ^rembers B^meCom. - - coin Street Mever dinner, Dave and Jane Meyer Hometried Truckstop. Trufse Control "l«t Na"c» K,ni (See Thursday s listing) THETAneBEFan,a.ticKs" (See Thursday s listing) . u0 Dance Event, ° £ Dougherty Dance Theatre. Ge. Unger Annex miscellaneous w50 0re9°7n oCmUnveneta Music. na m 'rrat£ magic, intorma dance. cra”f/inltv spirit, you non. c0™*™ Jave downtown nameit.Buse • 65-cent eve-y ^ toward the ad tare saves St ^ mission price "Aesthetic Intention of the Artist," a panel discussion Free, 7:30 p m Maude Kerns Art Center, 1910 E 15th Ave Saturday FILM A Night at the Opera" $1 25, 7 and 9 pm. 180 PLC "Godzilla's Revenge,” 1:30 p m KOZY TV. Cable II MUSIC Ogien, free. 11:30 a m Satur day Market, 8th Avenue and Oak Street Kat. breakfast, Homefried Truckstop. 1414 Alder St Doug Hensley, dinner, Home fried Truckstop, 1414 Alder St The Racoons, $2, 7:30 p m potluck. 9pm concert Com munity Center for the Perform ing Arts, 8th Avenue and Lin coln Street Cruise Control with Nancy King (See Thursday's listing) THEATRE The Fantasticks" (See Thursday s listing) UO Dance Event " (See Friday’s listing) MISCELLANEOUS Oregon Country Fair, See Friday s listing) Art Access. 9:45 a m KWAX FM, 91 1 Interviews with local artists State Class 3 Champions in gymnastics, free. 1 p m Satur day Market. 8th Avenue and Oak Street David Leong and students, Tai Chi demonstration, free. 2 p m Saturday Market, 8th Avenue and Oak Street Sunday MUSIC Cimbalom John, free, 2 p m 5th Street Public Market A rare chance to hear a concert cym balom. a Hungarian piano-sized dulcimer Stephen Cohen and Jeff Stier, breakfast, Homefried Truck stop, 1414 Alder St. Michael Harrison, dinner, Homefried Truckstop. 1414 Alder St John Workman and Philip Curtis, free. 9:30 p m Eugene Hotel. June 21 to June 27 Eduardo Delgado and Daniel Pollack, pianists $3.50 general, $2 50 students and senior ci tizens 8p m Beall Hall Continental Singers and Or chestra, tree, 7 pm Emerald Baptist Church MISCELLANEOUS Oregon Country Fair (See Friday's listing) Monday FILM "The Night Porter" $1 25, 7:30 p m 180 PLC MUSIC John Workman and Philip Curtis (See Sunday s listing) Tuesday MUSIC In Cahoots, breakfast. Home fried Truckstop, 1414 Alder St. Rephael, dinner, Homefried Truckstop, 1414 Alder St. Cam and Jack Newton, free, 9 30pm Eugene Hotel MISCELLANEOUS "The Sufi Message in Our Time” $1. 8 p m Friends Meet inghouse, 2274 Onyx St. Art in Public Places. $1,8p m Open Gallery, 417 High St Wednesday FILM "Swept Away" $1.25. 7:30 p m 180 PLC MUSIC Michael Marker, folksinger, $2, 8 p m Wesley Center, 1236 Kincaid St. Cam and Jack Newton. (See Tuesday's listing) Jon Jarvie, dinner Homefried Truckstop, 1414 Alder St. Continuing Maude Kerns Art Center, 1910 E. 15th Ave , Thru July 1: Sheila Richamond, batiks; Roland White, ceramics: main gallery Ralph Clarke, photo graphy: mezzanine Nancy Shutt, drawings and etchings: rental sales Leslie Culbertson, jewelry: sales gallery Gallery 30. 2650 Willamette, thru June 30 "Color," Becky Sands, oil: Arlene Stanley, wa tercolor Portland gays celebrate By TAMARA SWENSON Of the Emerald Portland s gay community will celebrate Gay Pride Day Satur day, June 23 in Portland's downtown area The celebration marks the 10th anniversary of the Stonewall Resistance, when lesbians and gay men fought police harassment in New York for the first time The event which led to the modern gay civil rights movement. "Gay Pride Day has been set aside as the time we honor our accomplishments and reflect upon our progress, says Carl Goodman, executive director of the Portland Town Council Portland's celebration will begin at noon at the Pioneer Courthouse, on the corner of S W 5th and Morrison streets, where lesbians, gay men and their heterosexual supporters will gather for a march from the courthouse to the north end of Waterfront Park, across from Portland s Saturday Market After the parade has arrived a rally, “intended as an oppor tunity for people to embarass their homosexual brethren." is scheduled Rep Gretchen Kafoury. D — Portland, will deliver the rally's keynote address.” says Good man Spokespersons from the Portland Town Council, Lesbian Parenting Alliance, Metropoli tan Community Church, Amer ican Friends Service Commit tee. and other groups will also address the Gay Pride Day celebrants "The day is intended as an ethnic celebration rather than a political event,” Goodman says r poppis GF^EEK. PEASANT FOOD WINE & SPIRIT TABLES OUTSIDE 675 E.13™ 3*43-0046 closed Tuesdays scarooo guotto restaurant LEISURELY FAMILY DINING Nice quiet atmosphere LOUNGE Happy Hours 5-7 pm Seafood hors d’oeuvres Restaurant 11-11 pm 583-1880 Lounge 11-2 am 165 W. 11th Dancewear & Theatrical Supplies Featuring Swimwear • Warm Lps • Theatrical Makeup • Gymnastic Wear • Leotards • Tights • Dance Shoes Capezio ★ Danskin 943 Olive (Nrxt to thf Atrium) 686-2671 1 Welcome! Summer Students - come and get acquainted today Sundae Sale:! one, anot for Three delicious flavors - Chocolate, Strawberry, or Pineapple Campus Dairy Queen 706 E. 13th Thursday ONL Y
