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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (July 11, 1985)
1985 Oregon Country Fair celebrates 17th anniversary The Oregon Country lair, now celebrating its 171 h year, is scheduled for this weekend. Inly 12-14. On a wooded, winding path along the Long Tom River, more than :tutl rustic booths will be offering fine handcrafted items and ex otic and traditional foods. Light stage areas will provide a continuous variety of entertain ment including a wide range of music played by more than 2d groups and performances bv the largest gathering of New Age Vaudevillians in the country. On Friday the Main Stage will la* featuring music, from several entertainers including |fm I’age. Cam Newton and Kim l.loyd. Saturday's (ierfMrmaiH.es include Nhumha Wolf Creek and Neal Gladstone. On Sunday musi* will continue with Scott Gossu. the Spotlit*? Itlues Hand and lama* T and lh»? lough* Now U'avo Vaudeville acts uin la- seen at tin? four G incus Stages, tin? Gypsy Stage and Glmndeighland I’offorntam.es hogii) with puppet shows ami or storytelling eai h day The (XT is working again this year with tin? i,ane Tic ns it District to provide free Inis rides to the Fair site, located one mile ivi*st of Vrncta on Highway l_’t> Hum's will lie leaving from the Downtown Mall or tile River Koa*l Irausit station Gates open at I I a.ill. iuk h day and close at 7 p in Admission is Sa on Friday and Sfi *»n Saluulav and Stmdav. A LONE WARRIOR SEARCHING FOR HIS DESTINY . A TRIBE OF LOST CHILDREN WAITING FOR A HERO IN A WORLD BATTLING TO SURVIVE, THEY FACE A WOMAN DETERMINED TO RULE. HOLD OUT FOR MAD MAX MEL GIBSON WWOHD THUNPIRDOME UNA TURNER KENNEDY MILLER Presents MEL GIBSON TINA TURNER "MAD MAX BEYOND THUNDEROOME" Music by MAURICE JARRE Director of Photography DEAN SEMLER AC S. Witten by TERRY HAYES & GEORGE N/BLLER Co-ftoduced by DOUG MfTCHELi. and TERRY HAYES Produced by GEORGE MH1ER Directed by GEORGE MILLER and GEORGE OGRV1E (BEAD THE AWNfP WEPBAoT} oweiNNi souNowAcif AiauM ■ OWROt. RECORDS AND M«S *m,armnw*m u |yo-t3( aati'ggaiff-sff^T L .mamSkmagum sHHw DISTRIBUTED BY WARNER BROS. A 'AAA St A GQMMl.’NiCATKJNS COMPANY R BROS company Top NOW PLAYING AT A THEATRE NEAR YOU. calendar For the week of July 11 * •/ FILM THURSDAY. Ml "Chinatown," 180 PLC, 7 30 and 9 30 p.m $2 and $1, BI|ou "A Sunday in the Country." 7.15 and 9:15 p m $4 ; ' Repo Man" It 15 pm $2 50 Cinema 7: "Where the Green Anta Dream," 8 p m $3 50 FRIDAY. M2 Bijou: "My New Partner,'* 7:15 and 9:15 p m $4 ; "Repo Man," midnight $3 Cinema 7: "Ladles on the Rocks," 7:30 and 9:30 p m $3.50 SATURDAY. 7-13 Bijou: "My New Partner.'* 4 p m $3, 7:15 and 9:15 p m $4, "Repo Man" midnight $3 Cinema 7: (See Friday's listing) SUNDAY, 7-14 Bijou: "My New Partner," 4 p m $3, 7 15 and 9:15 p m $4 Cinema 7: "Ladies on the Rocks," 2 and 8 p m $3 MONOAY, MS Bijou: "My New Partner," 7 15 and 9:15 p m $3 . Cinema 7 "Ladies on the Rocks." 8 p.m $350 TUESDAY. 7-18 Bijou My New Partner." 7 15 and 9 15 pm. $4 Cinema 7 (See Monday's listing) WEDNESDAY, 7 T7 Bijou: (See Tuesday is listing) Cinema 7 (See Monday's listing) MUSIC . THURSDAY, 7-11 ( * Scott Cossu, Windham Hill pianist Amazon Park. 6 30 pm .Free. ,C>ld Taylor's The Spotlight Bluaa Band,-. 9.p m '$l ' . Shllo Inn Smash, top 40. 9IS p'm . Cow. • FRIDAY. M2 Old Taylor's Boy's Club, 9 p.m, $2. Shllo inn i'Sm Thursday's listing) SATURDAY, 7-13 Old Taylor's (See Friday's listing) ; Shllo Inn (See Thursday s listing) SUNOAY. 7-14 Cascade Brass Quartet Skinner's Butte Park. 4 p.m. Free Peter Thomas, classical guitar, -Use Jaffa and Alan Tarpinian, classical duo. Monroe Park, 8:30 p.m Free. Old Taylor's Boy s Club,.9 p m $1. . MONDAY, .MS Old Taylor's Blues Jam, 9 p m No cover Shllo Inn (See Thursday's listing) . •. . TUESDAY, *18 Shilo ln„, (See Thursday s listing) WEDNESDAY, 7-17 Andy Widders Ellis, original music on the Chapman Stick, Downtown Mall, noon Free. * High School Music Summer Session, . July 17 27 Call' 886 587ft lot more • Information ; > " Shllo Inn (See-Thursday's listing) The King and l by Richard Rodgers . and Oscar Hammersleln It. directed by Lih da Crajkowska, musical direction by Jim . ■ Roberts, performed by Mainstage Theatre« Company Central Fountain, Downtown Mall. July 12.13,18 20, 25 27. and Aug 1-3, 8:30 pm $5 and $4 Tipkets available at Backstage Dancewear, The Bon, Fletfcher's tor Children, and 975 Overpark Arcade Call THEATER Fishball Noodle Soup Won Ton Noodle Soup Hoy Lmn Gai Fuhn ft 4 'ik. And Try Us For Dinner Ktsl.mi .ml CHINA BLUE HINaJCL “d® Wr 879 K. I3th K. 13th 343-2X32 6834368 for further information. "On lha Edge & Friends" an eclectic blend of music, skits, vignettes, and im provisations The Factory, 4/th Avenue and Main Street, Springfield, July 12, 13. 19, 20, 26, and 27, 8 30 p.m $5 Advance tickets available at The Factory and at Backstage Oancewear Call 747 7900 for preferred seating with dinner reservations and for further information. Live Stand-Up Comedy The Factory, Mondays, 8 30 p m. $3 DANCE Wednesday only: C. Rider Dance Troupe Westmoreland Community Center, 630 p m Free RADIO KWAX FM. 91.1: Weekdays Legislative Update at 6:30 p m Weekends Morning Edition at 6am Morningsong at 8 a m All Things Considered at S p m Thursday in Focus at 4 30 p m. CD Showcase: The New York Philharmonic, conducted by Zubin Mehta at 8 p m Friday; Northwest Week in Review at 4 30 p m Music from Europe at 9 p m Saturday: Donizetti's "Lucia di Lam mermoor.” performed by The Dallas Opera af 11 am Don Quixote at 4 30 p.m Carnegie Hail Tonight 8 p m Symphony Space Bach f-n-itiv.il at 7 p,m Sunday , Same Fe Chamber. Music Festival at 2 30 pm Lord Peter Wimsey 'Five Red Herr mgs, Episode t. at 4 30 p m insights at.6 p m Jubilee at 6:30 pm Monday: Universi ty Street at 4:30 p m Music' in Oregon' 1964 Hindemith Concerts Festival at 8 pm Tuesday: Summer Arts.-at.4 30 pm, CD Showcase at 8 p m Wednesday: Art At •teas- at 4 30 p m The New -York PKilhar mon|c at 8 p m A Night at the Opera'at 10 pm. ‘ KLCp FM 89/ Weekdays: Morning Edi tion (news) from. 58 am The.Wireless , (tea) at 9 a m. and it 30 p m ‘The Sounds of Science," at. .11 am 'AH*Things‘Com sideted at 6 pm Mondays: Womens' Music at 8:30 p m New. .Dreamers at 11 p m WednesdayFocus on Jaiz at .7.30 p m ' Thursday: New Acoustic Music at 7 3dp m Jazz Album • Preview at 10 p.m Friday: . Black . Is at 9 p m Air Jamaica .at 1.1 .p m Saturday: Saturday Cafe at 9 am A Prairie . .Home Companion at 6 p m. The Thistle and Shamrock at S p m Music from the Heads ■ of Space.at 9p m Pure Jazz at 10 p m Sun day: Mist Covered Mountain at 9 a m Sun day Afternoon Jazz at 3 pm A Prairie Home Companion at 6 p.m Ahora Si (Latin music) at 8pm Another Green World at 11 ’pm KRVM FM, 91 9 Weekdays: Churchill Morning Show from 8-11 srh Sheldon • Airline from 11 a m noon- South Sounds from poon-1 p m Sheldon Airline from 1-3 p m. Rotating High Schools from 3-4" p.m Evening Jazz from 4-8 p m Big Bands Plus from S 10 p m Radio Classics (pld-time radio theatre) at. 10 pm Radio '80s from ' 10:30 pm-midnight Saturdays: Definitely' ‘ Dixie from JO-i.l a m Radio Classics from •II am-noon. The British Invasion from noon-2, p.m Goin' Back from 2-4 pm: Album Preview from 4-6-p m Radio '80s from 8 p.m.-midnight Sundays: Cruisin ■.'from 11 am,-2 p'rn. Modern Mono from 2-4 •p.m. Radio '-80s from 4 p.m-midnight.. ■■■"■■CLIP COUPON*"—— 1 FREE Soda plus in<oFF I VS any slice Offer good Monday-Sunday 11:30Midnight, Mon.-Fri. 3:30-Midnight, Weekends 1211 Alder on Campus 686-9598 Sys New York Pizza •■■■aCLIF COUPON———* MISCELLANEOUS FRIDAY, M2 Randy Hill, magic. Downtown Mall, noon Free Oregon Country Fair, featuring food, crafts, music, magic, and vaudeville One mile west of Veneta, 11 a.m.-7 p.m $5. 12 and under free, $2.50 for 55 or older Free LTD buses leave regularly from the Eugene Downtown and River Road transit stations. SATURDAY, 7-13 Saturday Market 8th Avenue and Oak Street, 10 a m 4 p.m. Entertainment, food, and crafts. The Common Foundation Family and Friends Fun Day Sky Camp, Fall Creek Noon-8 p.m. Free Festivities include New Games, a dessert auction, and a brirtg your-own cold picnic at 3 pm. Call 341 3838 for further Information Oregon Country Fair $6 (See Friday s lifting) SUNDAY. M4 Oregon Country Fair. $6 .(See Friday's listing) ART, ON EXHIBIT Aperture Gallery Photograph* by Robert Davis through July University Museum <?l Art ''Tradition in Transition: Contemporary Japanese Print maker*;' worsts by Amano, lehl-en, Iwami, Kuroaaki. Oyamatsu and Yoshida. through July 28. • *’ . University Museum ot Natural History I'Native. Plants of the Northwest,' Photographs by Dave Curtis,"•"Traditional Costumes of. Yugoslavia,"'"Stone, and Bone Carvings ot the Columbia River '’ and ' "Natural History Through Art," through Ju- . Iy'2? "Oregon's.Oldest Bones, through ■ July tl. . • , University Library Building a Library," . through August .Peoples of the Pacific •Rim," through Sept. 2. .« .. Maude Kerns Art Copter "Ten Women. Artists'” works in various, media, through .July 1.3 Washington Abbey The First Annual Art • Show featuring’the works of several artists in a variety of media, through July 14 '. . .-New. Zone "New Members Show 6 ' divided by 2 equals 3," pastel on paper and enamel on wood 'by Carol Gates, mixed media collage constructions by Katherine Gorham; mixed. media photography by Terri Warptns’kl. through July 18 'Eugene Public Library Oita, watercolor,’ ’ acrylics by Alix; "Some People You Might Know," photographs-by Norma Bengiat;. pine needle basketry by Lillian Graham. '. through. July s Opus S 'Soft sculpture by Mary Bowman.' .ceramics b.y Tony Bowman, through July. \ '.Keystone Cafe Photographs by Michael Williams, through July Book arid 'Tea . Drawings by Karen. Pidgeon. through Aug. 2. !. ■ Lane. County Museum Permanent ex hibits of- Lane County historical artifacts; plus "Higher Education for Women In the • Late-i.9th Century;" through Aug. 24. Community Center for the Performing Arts "Native Images," paintings and draw Ings by.John Finch; through August. .Willamette Science'.and Technology ;• Center; Workd by A C, Gilbert, the Master Toymaker, through Nov 1 Compiled by Bob Webb 686-INFO Tape 651 fp^f“ MMM PifhUdif -*r CHINESE RESTAURANT it fit & Oriental Buffet Lunch Downstairs O Try Our Dinner Upstairs Hours: Downstairs M Th I t oo 7 00. F S« 11 00 43C Closed Sundays Hours: Upstairs Su Th 4:30 10:00 F Sa 5 00 10:30 1273 Alder Street • 683-8886 it' you're looking tor a ride or can offer one, advertise in the ODE Classifieds. . . Art auction set for this Sunday The second annual “Art in the Vineyard" charily event set for Bastille Day this Sunday should.be a. nice way to spend a sunny afternoon.' l-ist. year's combination art auction/wine, tasting country picnic attractedover 1.000 at-' tehdees tp'Forgeron V.ineyard, a winery outside Kjmrira. 'Tickets are priced-at $7.50 at the gate’or they may be-purchas ed in, advance for SB at Mark's Hallmark Shops; any Of'Grape and Grate location.or from the •events co-sponsors .— the .'Kugene Hptary ’Club and the Maude Kerns Art Center. .* . A collector's wine glass .will be provided with each ticket purchase. There is no i'hairge for . •minors. Gates' open at 1 p.m and the auction runs from 2:3ti to 4 p.m!. Onsen has o , great alternative to . . driving to the beach We provide you with sunny privacy, pnd a cool tub of . bubbling water It's .|us't like o > . your own private,ocean 0 without the sand Here's the deal: 2 people,' 2 hours only $11 ■ from noon 'til 5 p.m. HOURLY MOT TUS RENTALS Taking reservations noon until tt:30'pm weekdays, until 12:45 weekends Call 345 9048 1883 Garden Ave , Eugene r BASKIN (511) ROBBINS I C E C.R EAM STORE Kick off National Ice Cream Week 31* CONES Sunday July 14th. . 2.5 oz. single-scoop cones At. these Baskin-Robbins Ice Cream Stores: * 495 Coburg Road * 1365 Villard * 1925 River Road ★ 2540 Willamette * 1131 Mohawk Blvd., Springfield Not valid with any other offers 854 C. 13th (ne^t-to hmKo's) 3A2-2241. .. Presents DOG MIGHTS! . * Monday-.Saturday ★ 3 plain dogs - 99* ★ 3 chili & cheese dogs - 1.99 ★ 3 jumbo chili & cheese dogs - 2.99 FEATURING THE BEST HAMBURGERS AMD OMELETTES OM CAMPUS ^BREAKFAST » LUMCh * DIMMER « ORDERS TO GO^ 1 Catch the Bus from the Eugene Downtown Mall or at the River Road Transfer Site at Beltline
