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Hayward Field
Starting Time:
Field Events - 12 noon
Track Events --1 p.m.
Student Tickets s1.25
Available at the Athletic Dept. Ticket Office, 9 a m.
- 5 p.m. or Hayward Field the day of the Meet.
Notables
"Merlin," an Argentinian
group which plays
Southern Cone folkloric
music, is coming to
Eugene for an April 29
concert at the Council
for Human Rights in Latin
America, 1236 Kincaid.
Call 484-5867 for more
information.
An new entertainment and
arts calendar, put out by
the Lane Regional Arts
Council, will soon be
available at local
businesses. The first
calendar, which will list
music, dance, art and
theater events, will be
available May 1, near
campus at Cinema 7,
deFrisco's, Excelsior Cafe,
and the Book and Tea
Shop.
University Dance students
will perform three con
certs of their original
works at 8 p.m. on April
27, 28, and 29 in the
Dougherty Dance Theatre
in Gerlinger Annex,
Room 354. Admission is
$2 for students and
seniors and $3 for the
general public.
Hunter S. Thompson is
coming to Mac Court,
May 24. Tickets will soon
be on sale for $3.
"Top Girls," Caryl Chur
chill's 1982 play which
dramatizes the modern
woman's search for per
sonal happiness, will
open Thursday, May 3, at
the Arena Theatre in
Villard Hall. Admission is
$2. The play, a Second
Season production, will
run May 4-5, 10-12, and
17-18. Curtain time is 8
p.m.
Live Matinee will return
May 4 to Cinema 7. The
live comedy group will
do shows at 7:30 and 9:30
p.m. on May 4 and 11,
and at 2 p.m. on May 5
and 12. Admission is
$3.99 for the Friday
shows, $2.99 for the
Saturday shows. No one
under 12 admitted.
The Big Sky Mudflaps a
honky tonk, jazz band
from Montana, will be at
B) Kelly's May 1 and 2. $3
admission. Music starts at
9:30 p.m.
Earthwalk, a multimedia
show presented by
Eastman Kodak, will be
on campus for two show
ings Monday, April 30, at
7:30 and 9:30 p.m. in the
EMU Ballroom. The
photographic result of a
14 month, 5000 mile
journey from Alaska to
Mexico, Earthwalk, is a 55
minute, 9 projector, 3
screen presentation nar
rated by Orson Welles.
Music by Vangelis and
other popular artists ac
companies the program.
"This is Spinal Tap," an
audacious comedy
directed by Rob Reiner,
opens in Eugene Friday.
Shot in psuedo
documentary style, the
film, which is about an
English heavy metal band
on its comeback tour,
will play at West 11th
Cinema.
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about a recent dinner she had with several people
at Cate Central in Eugene. Hutton was wearing
one of the first-made Gemille splattered shirts. A
woman seated across from her commented on
Hutton's "beautiful top." Hutton smiled and
replied, "Oh, thanks. It's a Gemille." The woman
smiled psuedo-knowingly back and said, "Oh," as
in "Oh, of course."
Cole and Hutton have not yet begun major
marketing of their products although one Store in
Eugene, the Paper Traders Annex in the Fifth
Street Market, has recently started carrying the
Gemille line. Sue Ryan, who is the clothes buyer
at Paper Traders, shares Cole's and Hutton's op
timism that Gemille will be successful. "Personal
ly i really like them (the Gemille clothes)," she
says. "We're all really impressed."
So, evidently, are the shoppers. In the lirst few
days the items were displayed, six sold and
several others were placed on hold. "That's a
positive response," says Ryan, adding that usually
new things sit for a week or so before anyone
buys them. People are attracted to the Gemille
c lothes Ryan believes, because the garments
"aren't crafty, but real professional looking."
Though Gemille has been met with positive
response so far, does that mean splatter art is the
hottest word in fashionspeak? "People determine
what they want," says Hutton. "The public will
tell."
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