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Sat. until 4
LTD “Fox Hollow” Bus
Park at our front door 380 E. 40th. Eugene
Oregon winegrowers
serve 'best of the grape'
at Eugene Celebration
The Southern Willamette
Region of the Oregon
Winegrower's Association will
present a European-flavored
"Weinstube” (Wine Garden) dur
ing the Eugene Celebration, on
Sept. 30, Oct. 1 and 2.
Award-winning wines from the
Umpqua, Willamette, and Rogue
Valley regions will be featured.
On Friday, Reislings, a Gewurt
ztraminer, red and white table
wines, and two varieties of fruit
wines from the Umpqua and
Willamette Valley regions will be
served.
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A similar selection from the
Willamette Valley Region will be
served Saturday, along with Pinot
Noir and Pinot Blanc wines.
On Sunday, Chardonnays, Reisl
ings, fruits and a Pinot Noir from
the Rogue Region will be featured.
Vineyards represented are
Henry, Forgeron, Alpine, Hinman,
Bjelland, Oak Knoll, Amity,
Knudsen-Erath, Ponzi, Valley
View, and Siskiyou.
Organizers of the Weinstube
have made a special effort to serve
Eugene Celebration participation
with "the best of the grape" from
state vineyards and wineries.
Many of the selections have won
bronze, gold or silver medals from
the Oregon State Fair.
A glass of wine will be served for
$1.50 (no one under 21 admitted).
Johan's french bread and wine-by
the-bottle will be sold.
Swing Shift, a local jazz quintet,
will entertain festival goers on
Saturday from 6-8 p.m.
The wine garden will be located
on the west end of the downtown
mall, near Burch's Shoes. Hours
will be noon to 8 p.m. Friday,
Saturday, noon to 5 p.m. Sunday.
Wine festivals are immensely
popular in Europe, particularly at
harvest time. A variety of food and
wine is served, with entertain
ment throughout the day.
The Eugene Celebration is A
perfect setting for the Owl
"Weinstube" and gives Euge
neans the chance to enjoy fine
Oregon wines.
For further information contact
Sally Oljar at 484-0462.
EPA rules leaked
to some companies
WASHINGTON <AP) — A former
Environmental Protection Agency
official said Tuesday the Reagan
administration gave companies
regulated by the EPA advance
notice of the agency's proposed
environmental regulations.
John E. Daniel, former EPA chief
of staff, told Congress that in late
1981, a General Electric official
called the agency to ask for addH
tional time to comment on regula^
tions on high-level radioactive
waste — rules that had not been
publicly released.
Daniel told the House Energy
and Commerce oversight sul>
committee the proposals had
been sent to the Office of
Management and Budget for
review.
On other occasions, Daniel said,
the OMB analyses on proposed
regulations were "so technical
they would have come from so
meone other thaln OMB staff.
They would have had to come
from the regulated companies. I
have received calls from regulated
industries where they had
knowledge of the (unpublished)
regulations."