Calendar
FOR THE WEEK OF MAY 12
18
FILM
THURSDAY
"Fruits of Passion and Nea the Young Em
manuelle Cinema 7 *3 Call 687-0733 lor limes
FRIDAY
"The Lion in Winter 136 Gilbert 7 and 9 30
p m *1 50
Return of the Dragon 150 Geology 7 and 9
pm $t 50
Barbarosa 100 PLC 7 and 8 45 p m *1 50
Performance 180 PLC Midnight St 50
Sibenade and Tell Us a Riddle Cinema 7
S3 Call 687-0733 lor times
SATURDAY
Singin'in the Rain 177 Lawrence 7 and 9 15
p m SI 50
Zoot Suit" 138 Gilbert 7 and 9 p m S1 75
Bedtime lor Bonzo 180 PLC 7 and 9 15pm
51 50 general S1 children under 12
Siberiade and Tell Us a Riddle" (See Fri
day s listingl
SUNDAY
Midnight Cowboy 180 PLC 8 pm SI 50
Sibenade and Tell Us a Riddle Cinema 7
52 50 matinee. S3 evening Call 6870733 tor
times
MONOAY
"Sibenade" and Tell Us a Riddle (See Fn
day s listing)
TUESDAY
Sibenade and Tell Us a Riddle (See Fri
day s listing)
WEDNESDAY
Sibenade and Tell Us a Riddle (See Fri
day s listing)
MUSIC
THURSOAY
Musical Smorgasbord 196 Music 12 30 pm
Free
Concert with the Northwest Girl s Choir from
Seattle Beall Concert Hall 8 pm Free
Keith Jarrett on solo piano Silva Halt Hull
Center for the Performing Arts 8 pm
$8 25-$12 25 Tickets available at Meier & Frank.
Bon Marche, and Hult Bo* Office. 687 5000
Jo Federigo s John Stowell and Tom Hill 9 30
p m No cover
Oregon Electric Station Dick Blake 9pm No
cover
Harry's On the Canal John Powell 9 a m 2
p m Dan Hitt 9pm
The International The Lelands from Las
Vegas 9 30 p m Cover
Songs of Work. Struggle and Change Spr
ingtunes KICC-FM. 89 7 8 pm
Jau Album Preview KLCC FM 89 7 9 p m
FRIDAY
Outdoor Beer Garden In Your Face Band
featuring Curtis Salgado and Liquid Blues Band
$1
Guest Recital with tenor Thomas Goteek and
pianist Sandra Bletweiss 198 Music 8 p m $5
general, free for members of the National
Association of Teachers of Singing The program
includes works by G F Handel Hugo Wolf
Gabriel Faure and others
The Robert Cray Band Community Center for
the Performing Arts 8th and Lincoln Doors open
at 9 p m $3 50 Beer and wine available
downstairs with identification All ages welcome,
wheelchair accessible
Jo Federigo's Emmett Williams Trio 9 30 p m
No cover
Oregon Electric Station Mapenzi 9pm No
cover
Harry's on the Canal (See Thursday s listing)
The International (See Thursday s listing)
Emerald Valley Forrest Inn Gardner and
Garnett, contemporary easy listening 9pm
Classical Album Preview KLCC-FM. 89 7 8 30
a m
Just Folks Irish traditional KWAX FM 91 1
9 30 p m
Modern Mono KLCC-FM 89 7 11 30 pm
SATURDAY
Jazz Workshop with the Billy Taylor Trio Beall
1
Sci-fi conventioneers invade
By Robert Webb
Of th* Emerald
Science fiction and fantasy buffs arise!
EUCON, a local science fiction convention
featuring nationally known writers, artists,
films, and more, will materialize Friday through
Sunday at the Eugene Conference Center.
Festivities begin at 6 p.m. Friday night
with an opening reception for guests Spider
Robinson, Charles Brown, Dean Ing, John
Varley, M K Wren, Damon Knight, Kate
Wilhelm, Lou Goble, and Rosco Wright. Follow
ing the reception, Robinson, author of the
Callahan's Crosstime Saloon stories and the
Nebula Award-winning novellette “Stardance,”
will speak and perform some of his songs.
Also on tap Friday is the Punday Night
contest which will consist of people presenting
the best (worst?) puns they can come up with
until told to stop.
Saturday will be packed with panel discus
sions. Scheduled from 10 a m. through the rest
of the day are talks and round tables on:
• “Art Techniques,” with Wright, art in
structor at Lane Community College.
• “Surviving a Nuclear Holocaust" with
Varley, award winning author of "The
Opiouchi Hotline,” “Persistence of Vision,"
“Titan” and “Wizard;” Ing, author of "Targets"
and considered one of the nation's leading
survivalists.
• "Word Processing Equipment; Humor in
Science Fiction; Old Guard Fandom" with
Brown, founder and editor of Locus, the
newspaper of the science fiction and fantasy
world.
• "Publishing a Fanzine” also with Brown.
• “British Video” with representatives
from the Hitchhiker's (Guide to the Galaxy)
Guild, Friend's of the Dr. (Who) and various film
clips from well-known and obscure British
television.
• "Fantasy and Adventurous Costuming”
with local designers Nick Gerety and Kathy
Freedman.
• "The Myster-SF Connection" with
Varley, Wren and Wilhelm, all of whom have
written both science fiction and mystery
stories.
• And "Panels I’ve Always Wanted to Be
On" with Knight, Wilhelm, and Varley.
Saturday night ends with a Masquerade
Competition and Costume Ball. A pre judging
session for costumes will be held at 6 p m., the
public dance spectacle is set for 8 p.m Prizes
will be awarded in the following categories:
Known Character, Original Character, Group,
Child, and Presentation. Participants for the
contest should pre-register at the main
registration desk by 3 p.m. Saturday The ball is
open to all.
A special buffet breakfast will be held at 11
a.m. Sunday morning for $7 75. Also on Sunday
is an Art Auction.
Gandalf's Crystal Tower, 740 Willamette, is
hosting autograph parties for the special
guests on both Friday and Saturday at 4:30 p.m
Friday’s gathering is primarily for Spider Robin
son. Both parties are open to the public
whether they attend the convention or not.
The Video Room will have films and televi
sion shows running continuously from 8 p.m
Friday through noon Sunday. Films scheduled
by press time are "Star Wars," "Star Trek II,"
Superman II," “Blade Runner," and "Conan "
Episodes from television shows like " U F O ,
"Space: 1999," and "Dr Who" will be shown, as
well as rare British shows from series like
"Blake’s Seven" and “Sapphire & Steel."
Tickets for EUCON are $9 a day or $17 for
all three days. Tickets go on sale at the Eugene
Conference Center 3 p.m. Friday
Concert Hall 2 4 pm 12 general $1 students and
senior citizens Taylor is the featured soloist for
the next Eugene Symphony Pops Concert The
trio includes Taylor, piano. Victor Gaskin, string
bass and Keith Copeland drums Call 686 5678
or 687 9487 for further info
Senior Recital Lavtna Riley mezzo soprano
Beall Concert Hall 4 30 p m Free She will be
assisted by pianist Jeff Norlmg The program in
eludes songs by G F Handel Johannes Brahms
Robert Schumann. Claude Debussy, and others
Senior Recital Clay DeForge composition
Beall Concert Hall 8pm Free His program in
eludes Fanfare. Musmgs and Dreams.
Contemporary Encounters ' and others
Dance with The Starlighters EMU Ballroom 9
p m dance lessons at 8 p m Free
Saturday Market The Instant Brothers, jazz
oriented string band 2 p m Free
The Robert Cray Band (See Friday's listing)
Super Pops IV with The Billy Taylor Trio Silva
Hall. Hull Center for Performing Arts 8 30 p m
Call 687-0020 for further info
Jo Fedengo s (See Friday's listing)
Oregon Electric Station (See Friday's listing)
Harry’s On the Canal (See Thursday s listing)
The International (See Thursday s listing)
Emerald Valley Forrest Inn (See Friday s
listing)
Saturday Cafe KLCC-FM. 89 7 9am
Lyric Opera of Chicago Mozart s Cosi Fan
Tutti " KWAX FM 91 1 11a m
Blackberry Jam Wildgeese. Irish music KlCC
FM 89 7 6 pm
A Prairie Home Companion KLCC-FM 89 7 7
p m
SUNDAY
University Symphonic Band guest directed by
Cynthia Pennington Beall Concert Hall 4pm
Free The band program includes Variations on
a Korean Folk Song by John Barnes Chance.
Irish Tune from County Derry by Percy Gra
mger and Duke of Cambridge March by
Malcolm Arnold
The Eugene Chamber Singers, conducted by
University music professor James Miller with
Marla Lowen on piano Beall Concert Hall 8pm
$4 general S3 students and senior citizens The
program includes pieces by Johannes Brahms.
Robert Schumann. Gabriel Faure and others
Proceeds will go toward a scholarship in musical
accompaniment
Maria Muldaur at the Community Center for
the Performing Arts. 8th and Lincoln Doors open
at 8 p m $6 advance $7 day of show Beer and
wine available downstairs with identification All
ages welcome wheeicahair accessible Advance
tickets available at EMU Mam Desk. House of
Records. Balladeer Music, and the CCPA
Eugene Youth Symphony conducted by
Richard M Long South Eugene High Auditorium
7 30 p m S3 general $2 students and senior
citizens Call 344 3352 for reservations and fur
(her info
Jo Fedengo s Jam Session with the Gleason
Trio 9 30pm No cover
Mist Covered Mountain KLCC-FM. 89 7 9am
MONDAY
Senior Recital Kent Beck guitar Beall Con
cert Hall 8pm Free He will be assisted by
Karen Eckhoff. cello Rebecca Barlow flute and
Rachel Hurwitz violin The program includes
pieces by J S Bach Scott Joplin Diego Ortiz
e e cummings and others
Eugene Jazz All Stars led by University music
professor Carl Woideck 198 Music 8 p m S2
general St students and senior citizens The All
Stars includes music school students and facul
ty as well as members of L« Jazz Hot Don Latar
ski and other local professional tazz groups The
program includes original compositions by group
members and iazz standards Proceeds will sup
port the music school s jazz ensemble program
Student Recital Mary Ann Rees piano Geri
mger Hall Alumni Lounge Noon Free
Student Recital Chris Co*, clarinet and Mark
Sandberg bassoon Gerlingei Hall Alumni
lounge 8pm Free The program includes works
by George Philip Telemann Leonard Bernstein
Can Maria von Weber and others
1982 Sunnvet Music Festival KWAX FM 91 1
8pm
New Dreamers KLCC-FM. 89 7 11 pm
TUESDAY
Senior Recital Gary Talbert saxophone Beall
Concert Hall 7 30 pm Free The program in
eludes pieces by G F Handel Charles Koechim
Wanen Benson and others
‘Slow dance’ discovery
“Slow Dance on the Killing Ground” is a
powerful study of three people from varied
cultural backgrounds who accidentally come
together and discover the truth, love, and
gentleness denied them in the past.
i
The catalyst for the discovery is a
young, intelligent, street-wise black man who
forces admissions from others while trying
to fortify himself to face his own death.
Photo by Bob Baker
j
Jo Federigo s Jerry Gleason and Dave Mit
cheli 9 30 p m No cover
Oregon Electric Station Stan Fink 9pm No
cover
WEDNESDAY
The Chamber Choir, directed by James Miller
Beall Concert Hall 8pm Free The Choir will
perform songs by Robert Pearsall Adriano Ban
chierr and students Laura Zaerr and Brent
Weaver
Jo Federigo s (See Tuesday s listing)
Oregon Electric Station (See Tuesdays
listing)
THEATER
Look Back in Anger" by John Osborne Arena
Theatre Villard Hall May 12 14 8pm $2 Accor
ding to director Michael Callahan the play is a
classic statement about an angry generation ol
trustrated and disillusioned post war youths Call
686 4191 lor reservations and further
information
The Life of Bobby Sue Devine Lsbn EMU
Forum Room Tuesday 8 p m $2 Original music
and monologues
Live Matinee Cinema 7 May 13 8 and 10
pm and May 14 2 pm $3 99 evenings $2 99
matinee Original comedy No children under 12
Call 687 0733 tor further into
On the Edge Brass Rail 4th and Willamette
across from Amtrak May 12 14. 20 and 21 9pm
$3 All new irreverent and slightly askew original
comedy music, and improvisation, primarily of a
satirical and/or off the wall nature Call 342 2298
for reservations seating is limited Over 21 only
The Me Nobody Knows performed by
Willamette Theatre May 13 and 14 8 pm $3
general. $2 students The rock musical, directed
by Robert Graham reviews a day in the lives of 15
ghetto children Through song and spoken word
they exhibit their hopes dreams fears and
desperation Call 6896090 or 689 0731 tor reser
vations and further into
East of the Rockies by Eugenean Jon Sul
ton Very Little Theatre. 2350 Hilyard May 12-14
1921 and 26 28 8 15 p m $5 A high-spirited
musical melodrama with all ot the tradtnonai VLT
corn show ingredients Directed by Chuck
Ruff Call 344 7751 lor reservations and further
mto
NPR Playhouse The Price ot Science Part II.
The Catch KWAX FM 91 1 Saturday 6 pm
Science Fiction Script Writing Contest Win
ners on An Oregon Evening KWAX FM 91 1
Monday 6 30 p m
DANCE
University Department of Dance Spring Con
cert of Original Works Dougherty Dance Theatre
354 Geritn^er Annex May 13-15 8pm $2 Univer
Sit* Tludents S3 general The program will
teatute a variety of choreographies from \&2Z to
ballet produced and performed by students All
proceeds from the Sunday performance will go
toward the Phi Beta Alumnae scholarship fund
Phi Beta is a national honorary professional
fraternity of musicians, dancers, and dramatists
Stepping Out II performed by the Nicola and
Tim Foster Jazz Theatre Lane Community Col
lege Theatre 8pm May 13and 14 2pm May 15
4 pm 14 general Half price for students and
senior citizens on. the 15th performance also
benefittmg the LCC music scholarship fund Call
726 2202 or 484 8480 for reservations and further
info
New England Country Oance with Christy
Keevil from Portland Willard School 28th and
Lincoln Saturday 8 pm $3 general. $2 50
Eugene FolKlore Society members All contra
and square dances taught beginners and singles
welcome
Veselo Community Folk Dancers
Westmoreland Community Center Sunday 7 10
p m 75 cents Program and request dancing
Eugene Folk Dancers Friend's Meeting
House Tuesday 7 15 p m Instruction at 7 30
p m Beginners and newcomers welcome
Scottish and English Country Dancing
Knights of Pythias Hall Wednesday 7 30pm $1
MISCELLANEOUS
THURSDAY
Vampires of the Slavs lecture by literature and
folklore specialist Jan Perkowski. University of
Virginia 107 Lawrence 8 pm Free Dr
Perkowski will discuss the origins and contem
porary manifestations of vampirism among the
Slavic peoples and its reflection in Western
fiction
An Evening with George Sudarshan professor
of physics at University of Texax Austin, on pre
Western science and its influence on our world
view 223 Science 1.8 pm Free
International Trade Oregon and the Pacific
with Allen Struthers of the United States Trading
Company KWAX FM 91 1 1145am
FRIDAY
YWCA Book Sale 841 E 18th 10am 5pm
University Street KWAX FM 91 1 11 45 a m
SATURDAY
YWCA Book Sale (See Friday s listing)
Spring Skies at 1 p.m Red Star in Orbit at
3 pm Willamette Science and Technology
Center $2 adults. $1 students and senior
citizens
SUNDAY
YWCA Book Sale (See Friday s listing)
Spring Skies and Red Star in Orbit (See
Saturday s listing)
TUESDAY
Outdoor Equipment Swap EMU Ballroom 6 30
p m
WEDNESDAY
Art Access KWAXFM 911 1145am
CONTINUING
Ai t and Applied Design Dept . Lane Commum
ty College Paintings by Faylmda Kodis of Cor
vallis; sculpture by Paul Pappas Through May 12
Project Space Gallery Mixed media paintings
and collage by Carol Westlake steel sculpture by
Paul Pappas mixed media paintings by Nancy
Prowell Through May 13
Keystone Cafe Acrylics and pastels by Steve
Boswell Through May 13 Calligraphy and still
lifes by Cynthia Black May 14 June 14
1983 Undergraduate Art Show 167 EMU
Pieces in a variety of media done by University
undergraduate students Through May 15
Willamette Science and Technology Center
Paintings of Oregon's river wildlife by Pete
Anderson Through May 15
Artworks Monoprints and oils by Mike Harris
Through May 20
Maude Kerns Art Center Ceramics by Chris
Gum watercolors by Germaine Bennett and
Sylvia Beres. photographs by John Stewart
Through May 28
Photography at Oregon Gallery Works by Lin
da Connor Through May 29
Faculty Club Recent works by Julie Hershner
and Betsy Pnddy Through May 30
Eugene Public Library Man and Elephant
Dioramas Through May
Warehouse Artists Studios Two-dimensional
mixed media paintings and collages by Paul
Nowell Through May
Opus 5 Wintersearch works in metal by Kip
Krieger Through May
Designworks Paintings and graphics by R C
Groman Jerry Schurr. Terry Olsen Judith Nan
tken Tomoe Yokoi. and others Through May
McDonald Gallery Watercolors by Peg Cor
nberg Through May
Dot Dotson. Valley River Center Hand Colored
Photography by Marianne Clancy Through June
2 Opening reception Friday. 7 p m
University Museum of Art Works by 13 advanc
ed fine arts students in various media May
15 June 12 Reception Sunday 2 4 p m
University Museum of Natural History
Macedonian Bridal Costumes Through July 31
Original Graphics Tapestries, lithos etchings
and sculptures by Salvador Dali
NORTHWEST
Keith Jarrett on solo piano Portland Civic
Auditorium Friday 8 pm $8 75 512 75 Call
248 4496 for further info
Berlin with Map of France Starry Night.
Portland Saturday 9p m $8 50 Tickets available
at Everybody s Records
Tower of Power Nostalgia. Portland Monday
8 and 10 30 p m $7 50 Tickets available at
Everybody s Records
Compiled by Bob Webb
Campus events:
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Cool Down at Shell's
We serve a variety of quality
ice cream treats
Everything from the African Queen
(Sheli’s rendition of a Banana Split)
to the Cocoa-Chocolate float.
Come to Sheli’s for a World
of Good Food.
On Campus
m
• Poached Filet of Northwest Salmon, Sauce
Aigreiettc. 14 75
• Boneless Chicken Breast* with a Sauce of Coarse-Grained
Mustard, White Wine, Shallots and Cream. H.50
• Oregon Quail, Stuffed with Polenta and Sausage, masted
artd sauced with a peppery Quail Glace. 15.00
• Beef Tenderloin with Shallots, Mushrooms, Madeira and
Sherry, 14.50
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EMU Cultural Forum Presents the
Willamette
Val ley
Folk
Festival
May 20,21,22
"A celebration of musical heritage
Featuring:
Mary McCaslin fit Jim Ringer, Friday
Obo Addy fie Kukrudu, Saturday
Sandy Bradley &
The Small Wonder String Band, Sunday
To be held on the east lawn of the EMU
from noon until night.
All events in the Ballroom in the event of rain.