Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012, June 06, 1986, THE Friday EDITION, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextOver the Weekend, June 6-June 8 See Monday’s issue for Over the Break listings FILM Friday, t-4 "Anauli i«i Prwinct 13" IHO PIX' Ipa V and it ('win 7 "TunW Duiry" 7 V) and 9 10 pm W general. $3 30 Modem v Sat artist. *-7 "A FtMfUII of Dynamite" 1(0 PI.C $2 and tl Cinema 7 (St* Friday’> lixinpi 'Tobacco Road" 1(0 PLC (pm (pm V and A J /U1Q EMERALD COMPUTER Mernational? Are Proud of the Company We Keep University of Oregon Sicihm! Hint G«ffinl PffMtuc'tlvtty Euftnt District 4J Rons At fnRhsn EMERALD COMPUTER INTERNATIONAL Cinema 7 ' Turtle Diary " * W p m IS 7 an) 9 pm M general $150 uudernls evening MUSIC Frida). *4 A Recital »l Original CotnpmMiai* by An drrsc (tune. »ith malt by Mina composition student Beniamin Tomassett, Beall Conan llall * p m Fm M illie Her an) Shakuhuku with Trammel The WOW Hall. C.anmumly Centci for the Performing Ant, Hth Art and Lincoln Si llinrt open at 9 p m IS Call WI7 2746 fur further info Taylor > Paul Delay Band llpm l) Hilton Tea Dane ssuh Mart Margolis and The fare Ms 5 MM Opm C Salurdai. *-7 The Hallamonet. ISO Oriingei Anises 7 H p m teaching, 8pm midnight dancing $2 Call 144 45151 or MW, 540ri foe further info Saturday Marin The Corridor School lug glerval II am Fiddlin' Sur. Uncle T and Johnny, country swing at 12 50 p m Come dian Money Burle and The Cactus Twins, country music. at 2 JO p m Free Beanery Coffee House Jell Reynolds and ht« Band acoustic and electric pop rock 7 Ul u 1) p m No covet Country Joe McDonald and David Bennett M L V. *« ’ A I s lairr> ( j v «il it*f T 111 I'AIN hjr h.ir .1 D/urn A» C air I VVoiJvck Duo ▼ \V| ! »M M 'A l *. I)anj lulis I no ▼ I Ml l<T» AlS I day 'd-n AnJrt* Si J.imcs ▼ I huruiluf.r ) 2 Mai WalJron Duo S' 00 u'vj f • ^ K) p rn ▼ In & Sji lunr ^ it t Mapeiui (\thrn Thr WOW Hail. Community Cenler lot the Performing Am. 8ih Av« »nd Lincoln SI Dmx* njwn M 9 p m thadvincc. $7 day of them Advance ih kets available at I MI Main De»k BulUderi Muck Home of ReeonJe. Literary Icon. Fveryhndys Records. Cal c Meow. and I be WOW Hall OfTice Call Mt7 274n fix lurtbcr info Taybx'c (See Fnd»y * listing) Sunday. H F.ugmr tileemm Silva Hall. Hull Center 8 pm S' SO Call M7 VMM) for frservauon* and lurtbcr info Taylor-* Church o' dc Blue* Ipm SI Butic Tavern Bluec Jam 9pm 50cent* THEATER "The Winter's Tale" by William Shakespeare Robinson Theatre. Villard Hall June A and l I pm S.VSO University students. SVVJ general. V4 JO other students and sc-nux cili/ens Call hbb-4191 for re versa lions and further info "Tomfoolery " a musical review based on works- by Tom I eh ret. performed by Mamsiapc Cabaret Seymour s Restaurant. Wh Willamette Si June h and 7 at 9 p m June K at 7 U) p m $J advance. V> ai the door 13 student rush on sale one hout heloie each per formatter fix any available teals Advance tickets available al Seymours. Buck stage Dancettear and The Literary Lion Call AMI-4368 fix further info the Lunatic s Opera" a surrealism com edy resur* wrillen by Aldo Velasco, produced, directed, ami performed by the Springfield High Sc brail Drama Club Springfield High Schtusl Auditrxium June b and 7 H p.m $1. Call 72b.3308 fix further info Saturday Wartor" religaius play Silva Hall Hull Center Saturday txtly S p.m Call 687 MMMi lix rrservataxu and lurtbcr info The Factory. Springfield Held Over "Ses In the Title performed by Snafu June 13. 14, 20. and 21 K V) p m SJ JO ad same. Vi JO al the ditx Advance tickets available al Hverybody's Records and the Fac tory Stand up Crxnedy on Monday's al 8:30 p m S3 Amateur Open lalent Night on luesdays 8 30 p m SI Film Festival on Wednesdays 7 30 p m Free popcorn Prefer ted sealing for alt of the above with dinner resersaiums Call 747 7000 fix furfhet inlo DANCE ‘The Ruby Princes* and The Silver Foi" performed by F.ugcne School of Bullet Soreng Theatre. Hull Center Sunday tmly. S3 general idmittioa Call 687*5000 lor reserva turns and lurtbcr info RADIO KWAX FM 91 I Weekdays Morning Fall tion at 6 a m Al! Things Considered at 5 p m Mumc Through the Night' all night Umg Friday; Northwcsl Week in Review at 6:30 p m Concerts from Furope at H p m 20lh Century Musk at 10 p m A Night at the Opera al II pm Saturday :C ha ago I yru Opera Donizetti"* "Anna Bolena" at II am Special Interest Am at 4 p m Carnegie Hall Tonight al 6 p m Cleveland Orchestra at 7 p m Sunday: Saint Paul Sunday Morning at 9 a iti Tars of Old at 10 Ml a m Audi«»philr Audiiit<n at II am San Francisco Symphony al noon New York Chamb Musk Festival at tpm The Rcc*wrd Shell al 6 p m Cleveland Orchestra at 7 p m Monday (ircat Decision* at 6 30 p m Musk: in Oregon University Symphony at 8 pm Tuesday Of Special In terest at 6 30 p m New York Philharmonic at 8 p.m Wednesday Special Interest Arts al 6 30 p.m Chicago .Symphony at 8 p m Thursdav Of Special Interest al 6 30 p m CD Showcase at 6 45 p nt Loa Angeles Ptulhar monic at 8 p m KRVM FM 91.9 Weekdays: Morning la// from 6 30-9 a m Radio '80s from 9 a.m *4 p m F.veiling Jui from 4 6pm Big Bands 342-8111 Introducing . . . FREE Delivery Service! * •Free delivery with a minimum order Also offering • Full dinner menu • While or whole wheat crust • Limited delivery area 15th and Willamette Hours: Mon - Fri. 11 00 - Midnight Sat 5:00-1 00 a m Sun. 5 00-11 00 p m. Pitt* from 6 10 p m Radm C lassie* Oud time radio theatre) at 10 p m Radio '80s from I0 30p m midnight Saturday*: Doc Holiday Slam from 8 9am Bluegraw Hour 9-10 a m Definitely Dixie from 10 11 am Radio rUuio from 11 a m noon The British Inva Mon from mam 2 p m fknn Back from 2-4 p m Album Preview from 4 6 pm Radio HO* from 6pm midnight Sunday*: Blue Sunday from HI! am Crimin' from II a m 2 p m Modern Mono from 2-4 p m Rada* WK from 4pm midnight MISCELLANEOUS Friday. 44 The Mid-Oregon Ad Club Woodies Awards Event Studio 1,’Hult Center buffet. music and no host bar beginning at 4:30 p mn Soreng Theatre Winners announced during an original show at 8 30 p m SI0 Call 485 4456 for further info Open Mike Reading of poetry, fiction, and drama Maude Kerns Art Center 7 .3010 p m $1 for lame Literary Guild members. $2 general Readers should bring material to read for 5-10 minutes maximum, and should arrive at 7 15 pm for sign up Readings will he on a first come basis Saturday, 6-7 Saturday Market 8th Ave and Oak St 10 a m 4 p m Food, crafts and entertainment Sunday. 6-8 Bunker Hill Hike, a moderately difficult hike lead by Linda Mclla Meet in the S«»uth Hugene High School parking lot at 8 a m tor carpooling to Marcola Bring a lunch and plan to get hack in mid afternoon ' What Really Separates the Men from the Boys'* discussion with Andre Carpenter of The Unorthodox Church of What the Hell is Going On and Artistic Director of the Human Dance Company Sladdcn Park, on the last block of N Adams Street 2 p m Donations accepted In case of rain call .342 7639 ART, ON EXHIBIT Gallery 141 Collaborative protect of works in suitcases by University basic design students Through June 6 Aperture Gallery Photographs by Edward /inn t hrough June University Museum of Art Annual Master of Fine Arts Graduation Exhibition Through June 15 Photography at Oregon Gallery Black and white photographs by Barbara Norfleet of Cambridge. Mass Through June 22 l.anc Commumtv College Student Art Show Through June 6 New Zone Gallery "Fifth Annual Juried Exhibit of l-anc County Artists' Through June 19 Maude Kerns Art Center Photographs by past and present directors of Portland’s Blue Sky Gallery Hirough June 6 Springfield Public Library Maude Kerns Art Center Children's Art Exhibit Through June 14 Jacobs Community Room. Hull Center Mid Oregon Ad Club Woodies Award Print Entries Through June 13 Willamette Science and Technology Center "Masking Tape rhrough the Ages" sp»w*f on history of technology exhibits., through June 29. "Small World’ Nikon photomicrography, through July 6. "Photography A Hobby of Four Generations" camera collection, snap shots and memiuabilu from the family of Harold Dunn, through July 6. varnnis hands on exhibits, plus planetarium shows on Satur day and Sunday "Spring Skies" at I p m and "Hie Grand. Grand Tour" at 3 p m University Museum of Natural History "Native Northwest PhtHographs" by Dave Curtis Through June 14 Thinnas C ondon. Father of Oregon Geology Through June Springfield Museum Handcrafted Eskimo Dolls Through July 31 Compiled by Bob Webb 686-INFO Tape 651 BAMBOO (U %PWlLlM CHINESE “ RESTAURANT Oriental Buffet Lunch Downstairs & Try Our Dinner Upstairs Hour*: Downstairs M-Th 11:00 7 00; F S* 11 00 4 3C Closed Sunday* Hours: Upstairs Su Th 4.30 10 00 F Sa 5 00 10:30 1275 AMar Street • 683 8886