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regardless of sex. Call 726-2209 for
further info.
The Factory, Springfield: Stand up
Comedy on Mondays at 8:30 p.m. $3.
Amateur Open Talent Night on
Tuesdays 8:30 p.m $1. Film Festival
on Wednesdays. 7:30 p m. Free p«»p
corn. Preferred scaling for all of the
above with dinner reservations Cal!
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MISCELLANEOUS . .
.SATURDAY, 2-15. '•. v''
-Bandsaw Carving Workshop. with
• Robert. Holden "EMIJ Craft" Center
9;30 a.hr.-noon $10 member;..'$12
■ •nonfmembe'rs • :,.k°
"•'Papqrmaking.. II Workshop, . with
” Aimcc -Yogi . Eh^U -Craft,, Center •
12:30 2 30 pm $J4 mempers; $16*'
rion-membets' ' •
' Mini workshop .on ’ the - works ' of.
. writer" John A.. Williams • by..pdcf-"•
’musician ”Ajule Kinlm- followed by-»
readings.fron, Rutliri'j own.works plus
ciphers Cierlihgcr Laingc. .T:36-ppfn:
$2'dofuilion requested.- but rid ohc will
. "he .Hirned': away? 'Call 34S„ 2409 "or.'
• 687:924 5 f&T;further info;,>.4vj,' •> •'?
; Eljonc , Eyes Seventh..' Annual
-Cultural Fai/c. celebrating. Black
.History Month: - .Churchill - High
Schqpl,. 1850 Bailey r Hill "Road.
l2;3b-5.'p.’m . Included -are* various
■workshcips: into,mation booth's,' food*.' ■
and .The Northwest Afrik'an'American
",;Bailci^fnihvPortJand '■
-The Circ«','<lireg<*n Clearance and
Q a rii'gje :Sa;l c. AV.t a n'c.r.Cq uri i-yj
EarigriHinds Exhibit Hall. 10 a m -6
p m Free ^
County Carousel Elea Market Lane
County fairgrounds Agriculture
Buildihg. 9 a!m -4 j> m 50'ce'n'ls. .
Variety Show featuring comedy,
live! musk and magic acts lane Ciiun
ty Fairgrounds Auditorium 4 and 7
pm $4 general. $16 family ticket
Call 741 0949 for further info
Oregon's,Junior Miss Competition.
Silva Hall; Huft Center 8 p m-.Call
687.-5000'for reservations arid further
info
SUNDAY. 2-16
lecture by Alan Jefferson on Mem
phite Theology. Dream Technology,
the Dcnu Urge and the Harmony of
Opposites Gerlinger OHinge 7:30
p.m $4 donation requested. hut no
one will be turned away. Call
345 2409 or 687-9215 for further info
The Great Oregon Clearance and
Garage Sale Noon-6 p.m (See Salur
day's listing)
County Carousel Flea Market (See
Saturday's listing)
PiccaDilly Flea Market Lane
County Fairgrounds Expo Halls 1-3
10 a.m. -4 p.m 75 cents." 0
MONDAY, 2-17
Slide show of a recent mountain
climbing expedition to Pakistan by
Tom Bauman. 177 Lawrence. 7:30
p.m.
ART, ON EXHIBIT
Gallery 141:,Woodcuts, sjfkscrcens, '
and monoprirtts by Kyu Park, charcoal
drawings and oil paintings by Norm
Rosenberger. Through Feb 14.
Ceramic sculpture exhibit dedicated to
•the late Betty Fevea.: by 30 faculty
..members and:; students. Opening
reception ..Monday al-7*p)m.. during
w"hich ‘ a-.sculptural' piece will be
1 created. * •.
. Aperture Gallery: Photographs by
Beth Tuttle. Through February.
. University Main Library Special
display'Vm Halley s Comet. Through
Feb IS. :■ A®’,-:
r.‘ .•: : :
Mu scu m,ob A n l^rgc, Ftgu rat i vc
Wajcrcplors " by P^ulineidox: / fain: ’
.‘lings,'’Prints, and,*Draw,ings>''by.‘Jbhh (
Rock. .Through FcK.'ji.i:v 'y
Tnoipgfaphy^ at ,;Oregon' ^Gallery:.
Black arid white portraits byJia'n- Frari
“ciscd'Bay’.afea ■ phiilbgraphcr „ Leon r
Borensbiein 'rbnxigh'Marcfi 8. "J
0 • Lane Community • Colfegc:, Wiirks
• .by.Lin Cook Harpstcr and'Dan White.
^imugfi'Fcfcf^i, i.
r ... Ncw^/pneGaHcrx'r'l-Chairs'in Art**,
.works', by" "sixteen .Oiegdii',artists; -
.1 .‘Mail jArt/jJ works,scht.:in “by ; mail
from tjie/U nitcd'StateV.'Japan ^Greece' ...
arul l:ngl.iikl.•“’■'Feb 27?Rtccption
Saturday "ft ’7;3G'p'my' °
. » Maude kdfns ArtX'entcr Works by
Jean-Blackburn. Thri>ugh’‘March 2 I>
Keystone Cafe "'.Urban art by Lie
Read ’Xbrdugh'blarch K;C‘.".
■ .* V • l* i ,a-i ? • *w ‘ «• - *■ •
'« McDonald Frarfie Slv>p'and:Cal!cry
‘ Writ ink w ith'.Pictu res " ~ 11 lust rat ions
by Robin’'Michjil '■ KoootC TTtrti&gH
February ';“V V .'V
Hull Center Lojbby,;■'Chariots. • of..
Color• ‘ canvasses and prints' by. Jeanne
Gaudia Through March'28.
Willamette Science and Technology
Center: ‘ Jupiter and Its Moons''
traveling exhibition from the Smithso
nian. "Computers and the Creative
Process" Through March Mb. various
hands on exhibits, plus planetarium
shows on Saturday amt Sunday:
"Winter Skies'' at I p.m and "Fire in
the Sky" a multimedia show on.
Halley's comet, at 3 p m
. University Muesuin of Natural
History: “Natural History
Photographs" by Ashley Foster.
Through March 29. "Indian Basketry
of die Oregon Country ." “Continuity
of Culture Indian and Metis Bead
work of the Northern Woodlands and
Plains." "Otologic History of
Oregon." and "Stone and Bone
Sculpture from the Columbia River"
Through June 14 "Thomas Condon.
Father of Oregon Geology" Through
June.
Compiled by Bob Webb
686-INFO Tape 651
Friend
Contunued from Page JB
Perhaps the most touching scene involves
Ruth and a friend of Olga's who has t>oen commit
ted to an asylum. They communicate through in
nocent touching, feeling the texture of one
another’s hair, and then turning to Olga. Olga ac
cepts the gesture but cannot return it The im
mediacy and honesty and openness of Ruth is im
mediately linked with that of the mentally and
emotionally disturbed. Quite the opposite of
Olga, I think, but the relationship between these
opposites is a mutually-rewarding friendship.
Von Trotta doesn't allow for simple or
simplistic relationships, and it is the complica
tions which make “Sheer Madness" a brilliant,
powerful exploration of human relationships and
failings.
“Sheer Madness" opens tonight at the Bijou
Theater, 492 E. 13th Ave.
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