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CALENDAR Lively Organic Farm tion by Alicia Riggs, 7 pm, West Eugene Village. 461-4443. $2. Skin cancer screening, 2 pm, Willamalane Sr. Center, Spfd. FREE. KIDSTUFF Summer reading program features “Poetry in Motion,” 2 pm, Downtown Library and “Sketching Nature,” 3 pm, Sheldon Library. FREE. Peaches, Nectarines, Blueberries, Plums! Spanish songs and circle dances with Hugo Nava Sanchez, 1:30 pm, Springfield Library. FREE. Alice in Wonderland continues. See Tuesday. Sweet, Tender & Juicy! LECTURES “Family Camping Saturdays 10am - 5pm 600 River Loop #2 Clinic,” 7 pm, REI. FREE. “Knots & Anchors,” 5:30 pm, Outdoor Program Office. FREE. MUSIC Michael Kay, Northwest Dance Corps, Sha Pros Production and a youth talent show, 4 pm, Washington/Jefferson Park. FREE. (3 miles north of Beltline off River Rd.) 461-2737 Fiddler on the Roof continues. See Thursday, July 22. We have flats. Call ahead to reserve yours ON THE AIR “New Dimensions” features “Surrendering to Wholeness,” Jerry Wennstrom, 6:30 pm, KLCC, 89.7 FM. OUTDOOR/RECREATION GEARS rides 33 miles, McKenzie View. Meet at 6 pm, Alton Baker Park. FREE. Trio initiator clinic, 5:30 pm, Outdoor Program Resource Room, UO. 346-4365. FREE. Willamette Watershed Council restoration project walk, 6:30 pm, Elijah Bristow State Park. For infor- mation call 937-9800. The Eugene Emeralds vs. the Spokane Indians, 7:05 pm tonight, tomorrow and July 31 and Aug. 2, and at 5:05 pm Aug. 1, Civic Stadium. For information call 342-5367. After work kayak, hardshell and inflatable float, 5:30 pm, Oregon River Sports. FREE. THEATER A Light in the Dark, 8 pm tonight, tomorrow and July 31, Lord Leebrick Theatre. $12, $5 sr., stu. ON THE road Note- Continuation dates for out- of-town events are listed under the first day of the event. JULY 22 Human Form 2004 exhibit features works by many local and regional artists, Newport Visual Arts Center, through Aug. 1. FREE. Carver Country, theater perfor- mances of works by Raymond Carver, Thursdays through Saturdays today through July 25, Theatre! Theatre!, Portland. $18-$24. Oregon Wild Forest Coalition Wilderness Week features hikes and field-trips through July 25. For information and schedule call 344- 0675. FREE. JULY 23 American Le Mans Portland Grand Prix racing, today through July 25, Portland Eric Clapton and Robert Randolph play the Rose Garden. See July 28, On the Road. MOONLIGHT Serenade & Cinema L ANE S UMMER M USICAL T HEATRE PRESENTS NOW PLAYING! B ASED ON P RODUCED BY SHOLEM ALEICHEM STORIES RON BERTUCCI & JAMES GREENWOOD BY S PECIAL P ERMISSION OF D IRECTED BY ARNOLD PERL JOSEPH GILG B OOK BY C HOREOGRAPHY BY JOSEPH STEIN TERI PAGE M USIC BY JERRY BOCK L YRICS BY SHELDON HARNICK $20 A DULTS $18 S TU / SEN $22 D AY OF S HOW JULY 16, 17, 22, 23, 24, 29, 30, 31 • 7:30 PM JULY 18 & 25 • 2 PM MATINEE Main Performance Hall • LCC Main Campus • 4000 E. 30th Avenue Tix: All TicketsWest locations including most Safeway Stores. Tickets subject to service charge. • 1-800-992-TIXX www.ticketswest.com • Information: 463-5694 • www.lanecc.edu/fiddler • Available June 28 at Lane Box Office 463-5202 18 JULY 22, 2004
