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Cat's Meow Jazz & BIues Jazz & BIues, RcqqAC & Cosptl Rtconds Books, Tapes & CoUector's Accessories In tIk Fililipiul Buildixc, FifTk & PearI * EuqENE 686-8742 "AT LAST, A STORE FOR THE TRUE COLLECTOR.” Calendar FOR THE WEEK OF JULY 7 - JULY 13 FILM THURSDAY "Walling for Love and "Smiles ol a Sum mer NigM" Cinema 7 Call 687-0733 lor limes FRIDAY "Waiting lor Love" and "Smiles ol a Sum mer Night" (See Thursday's listing) SATURDAY Cash For Textbooks Mon.- Fri. Smith Family Bookstore 768 E. 13th 1 Bl. From Campus 345-1651 ^German AUTO SERVICE Since 1963 VWs - MERCEDES - BMWs DATSUN - TOYOTA - AUDI Reliable Service For Your Foreign Auto 342 2912 2025 Franklin Blvd. 1 'it Corner 13th A Htlyard Croat from the new Sacred Heart addition aonaonaaaa aatoBHCboG Phone s 343-6234 ill 00*30000000 <1* SAVE *2.00 I I j,'auanaaaanaaaaaaaaauaouuox)m3i ■ ^ Special Peking Dinner For 2 or More ™ offer good Mon.-Thur. - ■ Includes Egg Flowers, Velvet soup Appetizers Fried Wonton I Fried Shrimps Mar Far Chicken Entree Chicken Almond I Sub Gum Chow Mein Pineapple Sweet & Sour Pork Barbecue Pork Fried Rice I Tea or Coffee & Fortune Cookies Now Serving Beer, Wine & Cocktails Try our $4 95 Special Lunch M-F I (open 7 days a week from 11:30 to 10:00 p m.) *39.5 ptrton Reg. *6.00 per person mivgpsi i v pAvei 2nd Floor Smith Family Bookstore Building 774 E. 13th Bargain Fares at the Top of the Stairs Portland-Hong Kong.$820 Eugene-Minneapolis.$299 Portland-Mazatlan.$249 Eugene-East Coast.$399 Seattle-London.$599 Round Trips All fares subject to restrictions 683-5577 "Waiting lor Love" and "Smiles ol a Sum mer Night" (See Thursday's listing) SUNDAY "Waiting tor Love" and "Smiles ot a Sum mer Night" Cinema 7 J2 50 matinee. $3 even ing Call 687-0733 for times MONDAY "Waiting tor Love" and "Smiles ot a Sum mer Night" (See Thursday's listing) TUESDAY "Waiting lor Love" and "Smiles of a Sum mer Night" (See Thursday s listing) WEDNESDAY "Waiting lor Love" and "Smiles ol a Sum mer Night" (See Thursday's listing) MUSIC THURSOAY Beer Garden To Be Announced 3:30-6:30 p.m No cover Sabi a, Latin American music Amazon Com munity Center 6:30 p.m Free Jo Federigo's: Stan Fink Trio 9:30 p.m No cover Emerald Valley Forrest inn The Valley Boys, country rock. 9 p.m. Jazz Album Preview KLCC-FM, 89 7 9 p m FRIDAY Benefit Dance with The Manzanita Band 1236 Kincaid 9pm S3 Proceeds go to the Eugene Council for Human Rights in Latin America and the Latin American Support Committee Jo Federigo’s John Workman Trio 9 30 p m No cover Emerald Valley Forrest Inn: (See Thursday’s listing) Classical Album Preview KLCC-FM, 89.7 8:30 a m. Just Folks KWAX-FM, 91 1 9 30pm Modern Mono KLCC-FM. 89 7 11 30 p m SATURDAY Saturday Market Jeff Russell and Aaron Combs, jazz guitar and violin duo 11 am Free Norm Farrah, original guitar and vocals t p m Free Teen Dance presented by Dan Clark Agriculture Building, Lane County Fairgrounds 9 p.m. S3 No one under 14 allowed Jo Federigo's (See Friday’s listing) Emerald Valley Forrest Inn (See Thursday's listing) Saturday Cafe KLCC-FM. 89 7 9 a m Blackberry Jam Live from Ihe Oregon Country Fair KLCC-FM, 89 7 6pm A Prairie Home Companion KLCC-FM. 89 7 7 p.m SUNDAY Magical Strings. Celtic music on harp and hammered dulcimer Monroe Park. 10th Avenue and Monroe Street 6 30 p m Free Round Singing 2714 University 7pm Call 342-6484 tor further info Jo Federigo's Jam Session with the Jack Caraveilo Trio 930 p m No cover Mist Covered Mountain KLCC-FM. 89 7 9 am MONDAY Eric Tingstad from Seattle Westmoreland Community Center 6 30 p m. Free Jo Federigo's (See Sunday's listing) From the Leffside Woody and Arto Guthrie KLCC-FM, 89 7 7 30pm New Dreamers KLCC-FM, 89 7 11 pm TUESOAY Chuck Mangtone Silva Hall, Hull Center for the Performing Arts 8pm Call 687 5000 for reservations and further info Jo Federigo's Sammy Epstein Trio 9 30 p.m No cover WEDNESDAY Sllverwood Players, woodwind quintet University Park 6 30 p m Free Jo Federigo's (See Tuesday s listing) r THEATER Sex on the Second Floor: "Tenacity" by John Patrick and "Me Too. Then" by Tom Duzick and Steven Smith Two one-acts per formed by the Cascade Balzac Company The Brass Rail. 453 Willwnette July 7-9.14-16 and 2123 9 p m $3 Call 342-2296 for reservations and further info "Oklahoma" by Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein. performed by Mainstage Theatre Company Center Fountain. Downtown Mall July 7-9. 16. 21.22. 30. Aug 4. 5. and 13 8:30 p m S3 advance. $4 at the gate Directed by Joe Zingo. Advance tickets available at the Eugene Hilton, the Valley River Inn. Backstage Dancewears. DeFrisco's. the Bon Marche. Fletchers for Children and by calling the Mainstage box office 683-7207 "The Sound of Music" Lane Community College Main Stage July 6-9 8 p m $6 Directed by Stan Elberson and conducted by Dan Sachs Call 726-2202 tor reservations and further info DANCE Veselo Community Folk Dancers Westmoreland Community Center Sunday 7-10 pm 75 cents. Program and request dancing English Folk Dancers Friend's Meeting House 7 15-10:30 p m Instruction at 7 30 p m SI Beginners and newcomers welcome Scottish and English Country Dancing Knights of Pythias Hall 7:30-10 p.m SI MISCELLANEOUS THURSDAY WISTEC'S 'Tourist Class" trip to Stretch and Sew and the University Weaving Studio 10 a m $2 Call 484-9027 lor further info FRIDAY "Oregon Country Fair 11 a m -7 p.m , admis sions close at 6 p.m (4 general. S3 seniors, children 12 and under free Free Fair busses leave regularly from the Downtown Mall star ting at 10:30 a m , last bus leaves the Fail at 7 p.m nightly. Arts, crafts, food, and entertain ment. as well as activities and exhibits at the Community Village and Energy Park Call 686-8453 for further info SATURDAY "Traditional Jazz Society of Oregon Garage Safe " 2177 W 7th Place, behind Wentworth Buick 9 a m -5 pm Call 746 1097 for further info Planetarium Shows Summer Skies" at 1 p.m "The View From Planet Earth" at 3 p m Willamette Science and Technology Center S2 general, SI students and senior citizens Call 484 9027 for further info Oregon Country Fair S5 (See Friday's listing) SUNDAY Traditional Jazz Society of Oregon Garage Sale 10 a m.-3 p m (See Saturday's listing) Planetarium Shows (See Saturday's listing) Oregon Country Fair $5 (See Friday's listing) MONDAY Europorama Circus Arena. Lane County Fairgrounds 3 and 7pm $6 general. S4 children CONTINUING Protect Space Gallery "Multiple Choice" works by gallery artists Michael Bukowskl. Glen Diseth. Janet O'Doherty. Frank Fox. Robert Gibney. Harold Hoy. Paul Olson, Paul Pappas. Byard Pldgeon. Nancy Prowell. James Ulrich. Mike E Walsh, and Carol Westlake Through July 8 "The Summer Show" by gallery artists Carol Westlake. Mike E Walsh. James Ulrich. Nance Prowell. Byard Pldgeon. Harold Hoy. Robert Gibney. Frank Fox. Janet O'Doherty. Glen Diseth. and Michael Blukowski July 9-30 Opening recep tion Saturday. 12 p m University Library: "The Kalapuya: Native Peoples of the Willamette Valley" Through Ju ly 9 Aperture Gallery. EMU Lobby Photography by Scott Brown Through July 11. Photography by Tom Reiss July 11-August 1. Maude Kerns Art Center: Works by Oregon printmakers Jennifer Guske. Phoebe Cole. Libby Unthank, Kacey Joyce, and Jayne Cookson; paintings by Margaret Coe; photography by Judith Preston, posters by Craig LaFollette Through July 16 University Museum of Natural History Macedonian Bridal Costumes" Through July 31. Community Center for the Performing Arts: Paintings by Ellen Gabeharl Through July. Warehouse Artist Studios: Watercolors by Billy Riley of New York Through July Recep tion Friday, 8 p.m Excelsior Cafe Oil paintings by Seth Thompson Through July Eugene Public Library Photographs by Larry Gelled, watercolors by Lois Newton Through July Opus 5: "Picnics, Podable Feasting" group show Through July Original Graphics: Graphics, posters, and tapestries by Salvador Dali Through July Designworks New works by R C Gorman. Jerry Schurr. Terry Olson. Judith Nantker. Lin da Peats Huberd Through August Springfield Museum "The Sandal and the Cave Eady Peoples of the Nodhern Great Basin' adifacts from Oregon's Great Basin, pad of the Oregon Museum of Natural History's traveling exhibit Through October 28 NORTHWEST Rank n' File Starry Night, Portland Thurs day 9 p m $6 advance Tickets available local ly at Everybody s Records and Meier & Frank Hello Dolly" with Carol Channing, book by Michael Stewart music and lyrics by Jerry Herman Portland Civic Auditorium July 7-24 2p m matinees. 8pm evenings $12-$30 Call toll tree 1-800-452-3616 tor reservations and further into Cascade Mountain Bluegrass Festival Sweet Home High School Satruday 5-10 p m $4 Hagg Lake Bluegrass Festival Hagg Lake, near Forest Grove Saturday and Sunday 12-6 pm Ua day or $10 for both days in advance Call 985 7421 for tickets and further info Tennessee Williams Film Tribute Nor Ihwest Film Study Center, 1219 S W Park Avenue, Portland Thursday "The Glass Menagerie" at 8 pm Saturday The Rose Tat too" at 7 p m "The Roman Spring of Mrs Stone" at 9:45 p m Sunday Same as Satur day s Call 222-2467 for further info Bohemia Mining Days Cottage Grove July 13-17 Call 942 4752 for further info "The Stronger' a one-act play by August Strindberg, and an excerpt from "The Night ol The Tribades" a play based on Strindgerg's writings Portland Art Museum. 1219 S W Park Avenue July 11-13 8 p m Directed by Susan LeClerc $3 Call 226-2811 for reserva tions and further Into A Flock of Seagulls, with The Fixx Para mount Theatre. Portland Wednesday 8 p m $11 50 Tickets available locally at Everybody's Records The Frozen Image Scandinavian Photography. Scandinavian Prints Portland Art Museum. 1219 S W Park Avenue Through July 17 Compiled by Bob Webb Campus events: 686-INFO, Tape 651 II efal MISCELLANEOUS Planning la atarilng now lor a woman i summer night march and rally All woman ara invitad to panic Ipala Call 6*6 1327 and ask lor Charlotte or slop by EMU 336 Woman's Renoir rc a and Reterral Northwest Coalition tor Alternatives to Pesticides Is looking lor volunteers The group especially wants help with supplying in formation on pesticide issues to individuals and or genital Ions in the Northwest and throughout the nation For more informal ion contact Linda Reyman or Mary O'Brien at NCAP 464 Willamette P O Bo* 375 Eugene 97440. 344 5044 The City ol Antelope is looking lor vendors and artists to participate in the fundraising Antelope Sum: Fair on Aug 20 from 11 a m lolpm Contact Ma Pram Kavido at 4803301 Of P O Box 13 Antelope tot mora information A march and ratty lot Peace and F random will bn bald on Sat July 16 at 730 p m in Can tral Park 8th and Monroe. Corvallis The rally will faatura music and speakers including San Ruth McFarland Lloyd Mar bat Gana Crumley and Lois Kanagy The public it urgad to bring I hair own signs evpressmg their opi nions on such issues as the nuclear Irsera, the MX miaalle. Pershing II and Crutta missiles the Trtdenl submarine. U S involve mam in El Salvador, draft registration and other issue relating to the peace and freedom of this nation and the world Childcare will be provided The event is sponsored by Student Committees on Peace Education For more in formation contact Jonathan Smith at 752 3645 FILM A tl»m, "The End ot the Road," wilt be shown at 2 p m and 2:45 p m today in the Gold Room ot Carson Hal! as part ot a series ol ongoing studies being done by the Counseling Psychology Department The general area ol men's perceptions ot sexual issues is being researched, and two short questionnaires wilt be given at the end ot each showing, the total time lor the film and questionnaires being about 35 minutes All men are welcome to give their input to this study Contact Martin Acker CPSV. 6355501 tor further details Ml SUM Ewry 11 a.m. 3 DIM SUM LUNCH $J95 And Try Us for Dinner Regular Lunches, Too CHINA BLUE Restaurant 879 E. 13th 343-2832
