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Calendar 22-24. and 2V-3I 8 IS p m S5 Call 344-77JI for reservation* and further info Two one-woman show* "Immaculate Decision" exploring the iwuie of abor tion. featuring Bethroot Gwynn from Roseburg. and "Unspeakable Act*" comedy and true-life advcntuie. fentur mg Carolyn Myers from Ashland Whitcaker School. 21 N Grand Satur day only. 8 pm $5 Childcare available The Oregon Fantasy Marionettes and The Eugene Symphony Orchestra in a Family Matinee Soreng Theatre. Hull Center Saturday only 2pm SI .V) Call 687-3000 for reservations and fur (her info "Maratadc" by Peter Weiss Suge Two. South bugenc High School May 21. 22. 23. adn 24 8 p m $3 Call 342-2616 for reservation* and further info "You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown" Willamette Theatre. 1801 Echo Hollow Road May 16 and 17. S3 50 general. $2 30 students and senior cili/rn* Call 689-0731 for reservations and further info The Factory. Springfield "Ses In the Title" performed by Snafu May 9. 10. 16. 17. 23. 24. 30. and 31 8 30 pm S3 30 advance. S6 30 at the door Advance tickets available at ——■—COUPON ——■ THIS WEEKEND ONLY $100 OFF medium pizza TRACK TOWN PIZZA 484-2799 • 1809 Franklin Blvd. ' CUhmI ffl M*T •• It >«M MM* M |M« wry MM* • Am im*m **« Every body'1 Record* and the Factory Sunil up Comedy on Monday's al 8 30 p.m. $3. Amateur Open Talenl Night on Tuesdays 8 30 pm SI. Film Festival on Wednesdays 7 30 p m Free pop corn Preferred seating for all of the above with dinner reservations Call 747-7900 for further info DANCE Ta Os Dance Recital Soreng Theatre. Hull Center Sunday only 7 p.m. $3.SO Call 687-5000 for rescrtvation* and fur ther info MISCELLANEOUS Friday. 5-16 Spring Street Faire. fiaid and crafts 13th Ave. between University and Kin canl 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday. 5-17 Spring Street Faire (Sec Friday's listing) Collier House Centennial Celebration coffee and punch at 9:45 a m Biographical sketches of George and Syhel Colier >ai 10 a m Guided tours of the historic buildings on campus from 10 a m.-2 p m Musical offerings by Bar bara Hansen Possman, piano, and Rachel Aldnch. oboe, at 10:15 a m Cake cutting ceremony at 10:50 a m Call 6*6 5633 for further info Saturday Market *th Ave and Oak St 10 am.-4 pm Food, crafts and entertainment Monday, $-19 Rail Trip Initiators Clinic Series No 2 Outdoor Program 7 30pm Free Travelogue on Desert Ensironcmcnts. slide-lecture program with field biologist (jail Baker Willamette Science and Technology Center. 7 30p m 52 adults. SI students and senior citizens, includes entry to WISTEC exhibits Wednesday. 5-21 Raft Top Initiator* Clinic. Series No 2. (See Monday * luting) Thursday, 5-22 Plant Technology of Northwest Coast Indians, plant walk with Peggy Robin son Aulzen Stadium side of the Knicker bocker Footbridge over the Willamette River 4:30 p.m Call b*6-.3024 for fur ther info The Outdoor Program's Rockin' the dock BB</. dance party and pot luck EMU Loading Dock 5 .30 p m ART. ON EXHIBIT Gallery 141: Work* in various media by Al Stemhcrry. Tianel Johnvwi and Mary E Taylor Through May 1-5 Works for sale by University fine arts students May 16-17 Proceeds go to the fine arts department,; Compiled bv Bob Webb 686-INFO Tape 651 ‘Sex } Continued from Page 2K laugh-riot and allowed all the actors „to play' up the idiosyn cratic personality aspects of stereotypical characters The bubblegum popping cheerleader,, played by ' Shari Duncan, the stud with a pack of cigarettes, rolled up in. his T* shirt sleeve (John Duncan), the bumbling, horny doctor. (Scor by); and the luscioi^s. blonde nurse. - played by Maxine Walton, were all represented. Particularly funny was Ellen CLEAN OUT YOUR.ROOM AND MAKE MAY 14 • 30 Buy an AD for 3 Days, 3 Lines, and it’s only. That’s a savings of almost $2.00!! (The only restriction is that your items for sale have to be under $250 each.) illi ★ ALL ADS WILL BE LISTED UNDER A SPECIAL SPRING CLEANING HEADLINE * Sell anything you have and save money while you MAKE MONEY! Sell TV’s. Stereos, furniture, clothing, records, musical instruments.. .WHATEVER! Ads musi be prepaid Bring your ads to any of the following locations and sec the money flow In! EMU Main Desk. UO Bookstore. ODE Main Desk 300 EMU (Use the elevator) Rice as the tough-guy drill in structor Iwrking out lines like "And what is the SECOND rule of comedy? Edison's Bar. recently gain ing a reputation for comedy, is a great place to see a show like this. The brass, wood, and trophies lend a McKenzie Lodge motif that alone is worth the long trip through Springfield It has a simple stage and lighting system that neither detracts nor adds pretention to the setting. "Sex" continues every Fri day and Saturday night this month. Showtime is 8:;t() and tickets are $5.50 in advance. $ti.50 at the door. Tickets are available at the Factory (4740 Main St., Springfield), and Everybody’s Records. By Alexander Balogh Staff Editor 's Note: The Friday Edition is the Emerald's weekly entertainment supple ment published each Friday except during finals week and vacations. Hditor.Sheila Landry Cover Photo.Shu-Shing Chen Production. ..Angela Muni/ Photo Tech.Ross Martin Give Life. Give Plasma Your blood plasma is a vital ingredient in the fight against injury and disease Become a paid plasma donor and save lives It Pays To Help Hyland Plasma Center 40 E. 10th St., Eugene 683-3953 I ▼twNMH I *m%C*
