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o calendar Continued from Page 5 Market, noon. Free. Children's Music Festival, In cluding Concerts lor Small People and The Former Mithrandlr Band Amazon Community Center. 1-3 p.m Free Irish Folk Music with O’Carolan’s Consort, River Road Park, 4:30-5:30 p.m. Free. Use Jatte Quartet, jazz, Monroe Park. 6:30-8:30 p.m. Free MONDAY, 7 22 University Children's Choir, 5th Street Public Market, noon. Free. ■ : Taylor’*: Blues Jam, 9 p.m. 50 cents. Shllo Inn: Flasher. 9:15 p.m. Cover TUESDAY, 7-23 Peter Thomas, classical guitar. Sth Street Public Market, noon Free Taylor s: Soulmongers. 9 p m., SI. Shilo Inn: (See Monday's listing) WEDNESDAY, 7 24 le Jazz Hot. Jazz, Downtown Mall, noon. Free RlIHe, country and western, Westmoreland Community Center, 6:30-8:30 p.m Free Taylor s: Milkmen. 9 p m . $1 Shilo Inn: (See Monday s listing) *The Pad” Moved West You can still enjoy: • Bea Burgers • Daily Lunch Specials • Beer Garden • Brown Naugahyde • 25C Hot Dogs ThuK Sports Big Screen TV • Homemade Soup • Friendly Familiar Faces •12 Beers On Tap • Only 7 Minutes From Campus PAD WEST SSX.,“ PRINTS FROM SLIDES DUPLICATE SLIDES ONLY The Shutterbug No limit • exp. 7 28 reserve your summer r* memories/ YOUR CHOICE 110 or 126, 1 2 exposure Developed & Printed No limit w/ coupon 7 28 The Shutterbug SLIDE PROCESSING Developed I Mounted 36 exp. Cm The Shutterbug •xp 7 28 The finest in Photofinishing is on Sate Now... Don*t Take Chances You Deserve QUALITY processing from the Shutterbug WE SAVE YOU MONEY! 4x6 only $1.00 more 870 E. 13th Street Next to Old Taylor's 342-FILM THEATER "The King end I" by Richard Rodoers and Oscar Hammersteln II, directed by Linda Cza|kowska, musical direction by Jim Roberts, performed by Malnstage Theatre Company Central Fountain. Downtown Mall, July 18-20. 25-27. and Aug 1-3, 8 30 p.m., $5 and $4 Tickets available at Backstage Dancewear, The Bon, Fletcher's tor Children, and 975 Overpark Arcade Call 683-4366 for further Information "On the Edge & Friends" an eclec tic blend ol music, skits, vignettes, and improvisations The Factory, 47th Avenue and Main Street, Spr ingtield. July 19. 20. 26. and 27. 8:30 p.m $5 Advance tickets available at The Factory and at Backstage Dancewear Call 747-7900 for prefer red seating with dinner reservations and for further information "Fiddler on the Rool" by Joseph Stem, Jerry Bock, and Sheldon Har nlck. directed by Ed Ragozzino. Silva Hail, Hult Center, July tBAug 13; Thursday, Friday, and Saturday at 8 p.m.. Tuesday and Wednesday at 6:30 p m , Sunday at 2:30 p m Call 687 5000 lor reservations and further information Live Stand-Up Comedy, The Fac tory, Mondays. 8:30 p m , $3 RADIO KWAX FM, «U: Wukdiyi Legislative Update at 630 p.m Weekend* Morning Edition at 6 a m Mornlngsong at 8 a m AM Thing* Considered at 5 p m Thursday in Focus at 4 30 p.m CD Showcase Rachmaninoff Piano Concerto No 2 at 8 p.m Friday: Northwest Week in Review at 4.30 p.m. Music from Europe at 9'p.m Saturday: Richard Strauss "Der Rosenkavalter” per formed by The Dallas Opera at 10 am Don Quixote at 4:30 pm Carnegie Hall Tonight 6 p.m Syrrv phony Space Bach Festival at 7 p m Sunday: Sante Fe Chamber Music Festival at 230 p.m. Lord Peter Witnsey •Five Red Herrings, Episode 2" at 4:30 p.m Insight* at 6 p.m. Jubilee at 630 p.m Monday: University Street at 4 30 p m Music In Oregon West Coast Women ConductorComposer Symposium Concerts at 8 p.m Tuesday: Summer Arts at 4:30 p.m CD Showcase at 8 . p m Wednesday: Art Access at 4 30 p.m. The New York Philharmonic at 8 p m A Night at the Opera at 10 p m KLCC-FM. 89 7 Weekdays: Morn mg Edition (news) from S-9 a m The Wireless (jazz) at 9 a m and 12:30 p.m The Sounds of Science, at 11 a m. All Things Considered at 6 p m Mondays: Women's Music at 9:30 pm New Dreamers at 11 p.m WednesdayFocus on Jazz at 7:30 pm Thursday: New Acoustic Music at 7:30 p.m. Jazz Album Preview at 10 p.m. Friday: Black Is at 9 pm. Air Jamaica at 11 p.m. Saturday: Satur day Cafe at 9 a m A Prairie Home Companion at 6 p.m The Thistle and Shamrock at 8 p.m Music from the Hearts of Space at 9 p.m Pure Jazz at 10 p.m Sunday: Mist Covered Mountain at 9 a m Sunday Afternoon Jazz at 3 p.m A Prairie Home Compa nion at 6 p.m Ahora Si (Latin music) at 8 p.m. Another Qreen World at 11 KRVM FM, 91 9 Weekdays: Chur KRAZY * KATS copies ♦New location!! • featuring - • beautiful Kodak copies • self-service copies • thesis • dissertation • resume • binding • enlargement • reduction across from UO Bookstore p.m Now at *844 E. 13th Av« 344-KATS chill Morning Show from 8-11 a m Sheldon Airline from 11 am.-noon South Sounds from noon-1 p.m Sheldon Airline !'om 1-3 pm Rotating High Schools from 3-4 p.m Evening Ja*z from 4-6 p.m Big Bands Plus from 610 p.m. Radio Classics (old-time radio theatre) at 10 p.m Radio '80s from 10 30 p m -midnight Saturdays: Definitely Dixie from 10-11 a m Radio Classics from 11 a m.-noon. The British Inva sion from noon-2 p.m Coin’ Back from 2-4 p.m. Album Preview from 4-6 p m Radio '80s from 6 p m -midnight Sundays: Cruisin from 11 a m-2 p.m Modern Mono from 2-4 pm. Radio '80s Irom 4 p m midnight MISCELLANEOUS THURSDAY, Ml Lecture by Japanese prinlmaker Aklro Kurosakl on his work. 10? Lawrence, 8 p m Free. Call 886 3610 for further Information FRtOAY. Ml Hot Peppers, jump rope cham pions. Downtown Mall. noon. Free SATURDAY.7 20 Saturday Market. 8th Avenue and Oak Street, 10 a m -4 p m Entertain ment. food, and crafts Wetss and Patricia's Wonderful World of Magic. 5th Street Public Market, 1pm Free WEDNESDAY, 7-24 Art in the Market "Nature's Mosaics" children s workshop, 5th Street Public Market, 11 am 12:30 p m Free ART, ON EXHIBIT Aperture Gallery Photographs by Robert Pavi# through July 27 University Museum of Art "Tradi tion In Transition Contemporary Japanese Printmakerc," works by Amano, tcht-en, twami, Kurosaki, Oyamatsu and yoshida. through July 28 University Museum of Natural History Native Plants ot the Nor thwest. Photographs by Dave Cur Us." "Traditional Costume# of Yugoslavia," “Slone and Bone Carv mgs of the Columbia River, and 'Natural History Through Art," through July 27 Oregon's Oldest Bones,' through July 31 ’ , University Library ".Building a Library," through August "Peoples of the Pacific Rim," through Sept 2 New Zone "New Members Show 6 divided by 2 equals 3." pastel on • paper and enamel on wood by Carol Gates;' mixed media collage - con structions by Katherine Gorham, mixed media photography by Tern Warpinski, through July 18 Eugene Public Library oils water color, acrylics by Alix; "Some People You Might Know," photographs by Norma Benglat; pine needle basketry'. by Lillian Graham, thtough July Opus 5: soft sculpture by Mary • Bowman; ceramics bf Tony Bowman, through July Keystone Cafe photographs by ; Michael Williams, through July Book and Tea; drawings by Karen Pidgeon, through Aug 2 . Lane County Museum permanent exhibits of Lane County historical ar tlfacta; plus Higher Education for Women in the Late 19th Century," through Aug 24 Community Center'for the Perlor ming Arts Native Images." pain tings and drawings by John Pinch, through August Willamette Science an£ Technology Center Works by A ^ Gilbert, the Master Toymaker. through Nov 1, Compiled by Bob Webb 686-INFO Tape 651 DIM SUM 11 ^$1.05 'Sushi Lunch Also featuring: Fish ball Noodle Soup Wqn Ton Noodle Soup Hoy Lum Gai Kuhn *| tk. And Try Us For Dinner CHINA BLUE Hi-Muiirunl 879 K. 13th .U.1-28.T2 Iaalar 10 1 AQK
