Calendar
FOR THE WEEK OF JUNE 30 - JULY 6
FILM
THURSDAY
The Big Sleep” and "Diva" Cinema 7 S3 Call
687-0733 lor limes
FRIDAY
"The Big Sleep" and "Diva” (See Thursday's
listing)
SATURDAY
"The Big Sleep” and "Diva" (See Thursday's
listing)
"Bits, Bytes and Buzzwords" KOAC-TV, Cable 7
9:30 a m A series ol halt-hour programs on com
puters, from equipment and programs to applica
tions lor home and business use Introductions,
demonstrations and practical advice from experts
are featured
SUNDAY
"The Big Sleep" and “Diva” Cinema 7 $2 50
matinee, $3 evening Call 6870733 for times
"Stars and Stripes Forever" KOAC-TV, Cable 7
1 pm
MONDAY
"The Big Sleep" and "Diva" (See Thursday's
listing)
"The National Symphony July 4 Concert"
KOAC-TV, Cable 7 8 p m Hosted by E G Marshall
Accompanied by the National Symphony, con
ducted by Mstislav Rostropovich, soprano Leon
tyne Price will sing "Summertime" from "Porgy
and Bess" and the aria "Vissi d'arte" from
"Tosca ." Also on the program is Aaron Copland's
“A Lincoln Portrait,” narrated by former Pitt
sburgh Pirates first baseman Willie Stargell The
show concludes with a fireworks display
TUESDAY
"The Big Sleep" and "Diva" (See Thursday's
listing)
WEDNESDAY
"The Big Sleep" and “Diva” (See Thursday's
listing)
MUSIC
THURSDAY
Beer Garden: Gus Russell, solo piano 3:30-6:30
pm
Classical Guitar Concert with guest artist Neill
Archer Roan Beall Concert Hall Noon. Free
Bach's "Cantata BWV 149, Man singet mit
Freuden" Silva Hall, Hull Center for the Perform
ing Arts 5:15 pm $3 25 Call 687 5000 for
reservations
Bach Chamber Music Silva Hall, Hult Center for
the Performing Arts 8 p.m $6 25-S15 25 Call
687 5000 for reservations
A La Carte, jazz Downtown Mall Noon Free
Mike Heffley and Cote Tete Amazon Communi
ty Center 6:30 p m Free
Jo Federlgo's: The John Workman Trio, jazz
9:30 p.m No cover
Lone Star 8ar and Cafe: Micheal John and
Kimberly with Special Delivery Band. Western sw
ing and soft rock 9 p.m. No cover
The International Ice, top 40 and soft rock 9
p.m No cover.
Emerald Valley Forrest Inn: Joe Borland and Lon
Guitarski, easy listening and light jazz 9 pm
Jazz Album Preview KLCC-FM. 89 7 9 p m
FRIDAY
Festival Jazz Ensemble in Concert Beall Con
cert Hall Noon Free
"Live from Lincoln Center" lecture by commen
tator Marlin Bookspan Beall Concert Hall 3 30
p.m Free
Bach's "Magnificat” and "Cantata BWV 106, Ac
tus Tragicus" both conducted by Helmuth Rilling
Silva Hall, Hull Center for the Performing Arts 8
p m S6.25-S15.25. Call 687 5000 for reservations.
Jo Federigo's: The Jerry Gleason Trio, jazz 9:30
p m No cover
Lone Star Bar and Cafe (See Thursday's listing)
The International: (See Thursday's listing)
Emerald Valley Forrest Inn (See Thursday's
listing)
Classical Album Preview KLCC-FM, 89 7 8:30
am
Modern Mono KLCC-FM, 89 7 11 30 p m
SATURDAY
Bach's "Mass in G Major" and "Cantata BWV
69, Lobe den Herrn, meine Seele" conducted by
Helmuth Rilling Silva Hall, Hult Center for the Per
forming Arts. 8 p m $6 25-S15 25. Call 687-5000 for
reservations.
Saturday Market: Shumba, traditonal and con
temporary marimba music. Noon and 2 p m Free
Mambo Sox, rock and roll. Skinner's Butte Park
2 p m. Free
Max’s Tavern: The Cashiers. 9:30 p.m
Jo Federigo's: (See Friday's listing)
Lone Star Bar and Cafe: (See Thursday's listing)
The International: (See Thursday's listing)
Emerald Valley Forrest Inn: (See Thursday's
listing)
Saturday Cafe KLCC-FM, 89 7 9 a m
Blackberry Jam KLCC-FM, 89 7. 6 p.m
A Prairie Home Companion. KLCC-FM, 89 7. 7
p.m
SUNDAY
Mist Covered Mountain KLCC-FM. 89 7 9am
MONDAY
New Dreamers KLCC-FM, 89.7 11 p.m
TUESDAY
Nothing is Sacred with Michael Greiner and
Lynn Grasberg, music ranges from maudlin Irish
ballads to irreverent feminist songs Garden Club,
1645 High Street 8 p.m $2 50
THEATER
"On the Edge" The Brass Rail, 453 Willamette
June 30, July 1 and 2 9 p.m. $3 Original comedy,
music, and improvisations generally of a satiric
andoff-the-wall nature Call 342-2298 for
reservations
"The Sound of Music" Lane Community College
Main Stage July 1, 2, and 6-9 8 p.m. $6 Directed
by Stan Elberson and conducted by Dan Sachs the
musical tells the story of Maria von Trapp and her
Austrian family of singers who came together out
of compromising circumstances in the late 1930's
to become a successful performing group Call
726-2202 for reservations and further info
DANCE
University Recreational Folk Dancers 350 Gerl
mger Annex Friday 7 30-11 pm 50 cents
students, $125 general Beginning and in
termediate teaching, program and request
dancing
Veselo Coimmunity Folk Dancers
Westmoreland Community Center, 1545 W 22nd
Avenue Sunday 7-10p m 75 cents Program and
request dancing
Synergy Dance Company in Performance
Downtown Mall Tuesday Noon Free
Square and country dancing for everyone
Westmoreland Community Center Tuesday 6 30
pm
English Folk Dancers Friend's Meeting House
7:15-10:30 p.m, instruction at 7 30 p m $1 Begin
ners and newcomers welcome
Scottish and English Country Dancing Knights
of Pythias Hall 7 30 10 pm $1
Ultralights highlight airshow
The second annual Great
Western Ultralight Rally and Air
show is scheduled to be held Ju
ly 9-10, at the McMinnville Air
port in McMinnville, Oregon.
Held in conjunction with the
McMinnville’s annual Turkey
Rama-Days, which features
barbequed turkey and carnival
rides, airshow highlights include
a precision spot landing, an ac
curacy bomb drop contest, a tim
ed rally event and the very ex
citing climb-out-king contest,
which pits aircraft of similar
horsepower against one
another, in a race from a dead
stop, up to 1000 feet.
Photo courtesy of Turkey-Rama
MISCELLANEOUS
THURSDAY
Theatre of Life Classes beginning today, taught
by D K Taylor Friends's Meeting House, 2274
Onyx $6 per class or series of all nine classes for
$45 Call 688-1251 for further info
FRIDAY
Godfrey Warner, storyteller Downtown Mall.
Noon Free
SATURDAY
Monthly Poets Gathering 1465 Lawrence 2-5
p m Free Poets are invited to read and discuss
their work with other poets Call 344-3522 for fur
ther info
Slide Show Presentation by photographer Jeff
Haloff. Zoo-Zoo's Natural Foods Restaurant, 454
Willamette 9:30 p m Free Show includes scenes
from the Italian Alps, the 1982 Peace Rally in New
York City, Israel. Greece, Ashtabula, and the
Wallowas. accompanied by the music of Laurie
Anderson, Jimi Hendrix and others
MONDAY
Old Fashioned Independence Day Picnic Alton
Baker Park 2 p m to dusk Free The celebration
includes two brass bands, free soft drinks, con
tests, volleyball, games for kids and adults In the
event of rain, the activities will be moved Indoors
to the Lane County Fairgrounds Sponsored by
Eugene Parks and Recreations and KPNW-AM and
FM
Annual Eugene Active Club Fireworks Autzen
Stadium Dusk Free, but donations accepted Can
also be seen from most of the city
CONTINUING
University Museum of Art Works by Northwest
Artists Lee Kelly, Henk Pender, David McCosh,
Robert Colescott, and Tom Hardy, in various
media Through June. The museum will be closed
during the summer due to the University's budget
cuts
Maude Kems At Center: Prints by Kacey Joyce,
Jennifer Guske, Jayne Cookson, Phoebe Cole, Lib
by Unthank, photographs by Judith Preston, pain
tings by Margaret Coe; prints by Craig Lafolette
Through June
Warehouse Artists' Studios: Hand printed
fabrics and ceramic tiles by Cindy Turnbow
Through June
Opus 5: "Mostly Bowls" an exhibit of functional
pottery by Joanne Taylor Through June
Photography at Oregon Gallery: Color
photographic abstracts by Timothy Kilby Through
July 3
Willamette Science and Technology Center
“Small World" winners of Nikon's Annual Interna
tional Competition in Photo-Micrography Through
July 5
Project Space Gallery: “Multiple Choice" works
by gallery artists Michael Bukowski, Glen Diseth,
Janet O'Doherty, Frank Fox, Robert Gibney.
Harold Hoy. Paul Olson, Paul Pappas, Byard
Pidgeon, Nancy Prowell, James Ulrich, Mike E
Walsh, and Carol Westlake Through July 8
University Library: "The Kalapuya: Native
Peoples of the Willamette Valley" Through July 9
University Museum of Natural History:
"Macedonian Bridal Costumes” Through July 31.
Springfield Museum “The Sandal and the Cave:
Early Peoples of the Northern Great Basin" ar
tifacts from Oregon's Great Basin, part of the
Oregon Museum of Natural History's traveling ex
hibit July 2 Oct 28
Compiled by Bob Webb
Campus events: 686-INFO, Tape 651
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Tuesday July 5 at noon in Century Bm E,
EMU Contact «»»1
MISCELLANEOUS
Planning la atartlr? new lor a
women * summer nlQhl march and rally
All women are inviind 10 pariicipata Can
666-3327 and ask tor Chariotle. or slop
by EMU 336 Women * Resource and
Musical entertainment, tree atage
coach ride*, magic act*. New Oame*
and mora will be leatured at an All
American 4th of July PamMy Plenie
Celebration from 2 pm unlit du«* at
Alton Bakar Park The avant la apon
aorarl by lha City ot Eugene Parka and
Recreation Oapartmant In cooperalion
with KPNW radio and Papal and ta Iran
Pamutaa tor Survival Invitaa avaryona
to I ha park at I ha and ol North Polk
Slraat on July 4lh tor a celebration ol
peace There will ba new and old garnet
atari in a al 4 pm, an international
pollock at A pm and akit* and muetc
from Tpm lodunk Bring food to there,
yoor own drtnka and labia tervtce For
more information call M3 292T) or
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lo anyone wishing lo announce
meetings lectures seminars, exhibits,
scholarships, or miscellaneous events
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phone number in case we have goes
lions and the dale you want the brtel to
run Events with donations or admission
charges will nol be accepted unless the
organization is non protn All items must
be turned in oyitoon the day before
publication at tha Emerald Office Room
300. EMU It you have a question ptsase
contact Sandy at 6864511
Classifieds
Clothing
Large selection ot men s and women s vin
tage taanion Duality used contemporary
clothing Imports from Mexico
OLD FRIENDS
Itil Aider near nth
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For Sale
S' TRAVEL TRAILER Contained, sleeps 4
Clean coxy S750 484-0612 _ 7 7
SMITHCORONA 2500 typewriter Excellent
condition S200 344-0071 6 30
MOVING SOUTH Must sell full size Bed with
frame 42 i 36 drafting board with May line
Asking ISO each 663 552 46 30
SMITH~CORONA CLASSIC 12 manual
typewrite Mint condition Asking StOO
345-5073 evenings 6 30
Buy & Sell
TRACKSIDE
Nylon Racket
Stringing $9.95
Buy and sell
Used tennis rackets
495 E. 19th 683 7513
2 blocks from Hayward Field
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THE BUY 4 SELL CENTER
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Tubas, trumpets, trombones, clarinets, sax
ophones and accessories
381 West Sth
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DIXIE’S NEW 4 USED
Buy-Sell Trade
Used lurniture. beds, chests, desks
Household good and MORE'
2050 West 6th
888-2768
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