EUGENE ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES SHOW & SALE NOV. 1,2,3 I ant* County I airj'rminds I Utfrnr \ lafgt'M anti mml *uc< rNvdul Not*- #t't Antique $000 Admission m 11mw Oay*. \ 1 I \ 6. I I ^ I !-\ I ! I* AV HOIKS hi Vai II CM) a m to 9 00 p m Sunday 10 00 a m to 0 00 p m i»M T(mm- n«Mi 4 1U* In 4 V#t I **•* Copper Penny Shows Information 5034iH.l M.'!5 4- 1991 mbined Fund Drive Coordinators: Get completed packets in by Nov. 1st to qualify for Civil War game ticket drawing! Return them to Sherrie at office of Legislative and Community Relations. 1991 Oregon State Employees Combined Fund Drive OFFICE OF L EGISLATIVE AND COMMUNITY RELATIONS UNIVERSITY OF OREGON Play portrays terror of racism By Karen Engels aid Conti^>u*or \o( long ago a tilth- Syear-old white girl who (alls me Drule l)a\ hi askeil me, 't tit le Diniil. win -ire you in /.ill■" and I unswere,i. Itei uu.se I lin e you and lx-mine mi/iii’ IkiiI peo pie don't w.mt little while children to Ine on earth anymore Lane in (hat's'Country When !»• lirsl sum (.ml's Country last \ sir in Ashland, )iii k Watson. iismm late professor of theater .iris, knew ii whs .i piny mom people had io m'i■ So hedecided to dinn.t the play himself ami the result is thr University s version, which opens i'ridav night at the Kohinson Theatre in Viiiarti Hall Sloven Diet/ \ provocative lirmna centers around the actual events surrounding the mur der o( a Jewish disi joi ke\ in Denver iiy mem tiers of The Order. .1 white supromui 1st group liiat in .111 offshoot of tiie Aryan Nation Church The group's avowed purpose is to take ai lion to ensure the supremacy of the while r <r e, Watson said This can include robbery and a,, sussni.ilton "It's like a documentary film in manv ways it’s very cinematiche said Part of the play's imp.it t is that HO penent of (In1 test was taken from actual trial transcripts and journals Glimpses into the lOft-l trial am juxtaposed with monologues, narratives and portrayals of the group s actions Watson said he was st mod bs the [day and hojies It will lie frightening for the audience us well "The play doesn't let you belittle these peo ple*," he saitl "They are normal people on the streel the nice guy who borrowed the lawn mower That's the real terror Although there is one skinhead role, the oth ers are good, devout, (Christians,'" Watson said Skinheads o! America, like the Skinheads of Europe, an- working class Aryan youth 'IVe holieve in hard work We hehece that mother hootl is the most iiohle position to which any while woman can aspire " Skinhead The play's power is augmented by the inno Jell Burlew, Paul Willis and Roger Johnson, re hearse lor God's Country. The play, which ad dresses the impact of white supremacist groups, opens Friday at the Robinson Theatre. cent appearance of Order members, it's easy to dismiss these (white supremacist) people as losers, us not intelligent," Watson said. "They aren't yokels or hicks They are just people led by a powerful loader "This play points out the danger and futility of hate," he said "It alerts the community to tiie power of hate and the presence of preju dice in our community. It mukes clear that the solution to problems of racism and hatred must come from concerned individuals.” Cast members echo many of Watson's per spectives "What's scary is the real evil in the play," said Kendra Fancont. "It's difficult to understand the characters." "The word 'belief' is so strong," said Haul Willis, who plays The Order's leader. "(The play) changed the way 1 use that word. I have u respect and fear of these people." "It opened my eyes to a bunch of things," said Wade Johnson, cast member and theater Turn to COUNTRY, Page 7 We have a sales position opening. The Oregon Daily Emerald is now taking applications lor a position on our display advertising sales staff Applicants should have a minimum of 3 hours per day to spend selling retail display space to an established client list The position requires use of a car and the applicant must be a full time IJ of O Student. Previous sales experience is u plus Please apply today for this position by picking up an application at suite 300 EMU. The closing date is Wednesday, Oct. 16 at 5 p.m Oregon Daily I he (>rrjjnn IhtMy hticnUd n an equal opportunity employer. GERMAN AUTO SERVICE, INC. “27 years of Quality Service” Mercedes • BMW • Volkswagon Audi • Datsun • Toyota 342-2912 2025 Franklin Blvd. Eugene, Oregon 97403 I Offer good with ■ selected stylists only by Don Willamette Towers Bldg PERMS cultomirea *’■)’ vour rw tvoe iTV U.JL>W, '■ r ' it & S now$27.95 Longe* o< cot* t'eateo Tva* mj* be e»tra? ILLUSIONS 1511 Lincoln LOOP RODS-SPIRALS § V K/O**'-- ' CWXMiQn*r\ cut fc I ftarttn* at *39.95 HAIRCUTS I ■ jO**s s' jmcoo and ■ cwKWOOeri ? _S7 OO I =-Illusions • 345-1810' S Staff: Don Dnggars. Marta Ewell. Sheila Baker I and Gloria Baker ^ ^^OOd through November 25. 1991