CALENDAR
Heartflame III, juried arts & crafts
fair, 10am-5pm today and 10am-
4pm tomorrow, Taft High School,
Lincoln City. FREE.
Demimonde
Slumber
Party,
3:30pm, Portland Pride Festival at
Tom McCall Waterfront Park. FREE.
World Wellness Weekend featuring
keynote speakers Robert Kennedy,
Jr. and Martin Luther King III,
9:30am-7:30pm today and tomor-
row, SOSU, Ashland. For informa-
tion go to www.worldwellness.org
Wine tasting to benefit Toledo’s
Wooden Boat Festival, 2pm-5pm,
The Wine Place, Yachats. $10.
SUNDAY, JUNE 19 Al
Green, Campbell Brothers, 7:30pm,
Britt Pavilion, Jacksonville. $39.
Guess-the-Grape wine tasting, 2pm-
5pm, The Wine Place, Yachats. FREE.
11th Annual Living History Day, 9am-
5pm, Collier Park, Chiloquin. FREE.
Fundraiser for My Sister’s Place with
coffee, ice cream sundaes and live
jazz, 7pm, Oregon Coast Aquarium,
Newport. $20.
TUESDAY,
JUNE
21
“Oregon’s
‘Great
Birthright’
Preserved: The Story of the Beach
Bill,” an Oregon Chautauqua pre-
sentation by Matt Love, 7pm, North
Bend Public Library. FREE.
Vic Chestnutt, special guests, 9pm,
Doug Fir Lounge, Portland. 21+
show. $15.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22
Deborah Coleman, 7:30pm, Domino
Room, Bend. 21+ show. $10 adv., $13
dos.
THURSDAY, JUNE 23
Lyle Lovett and His Large Band,
6:30pm, Les Schwab Amphitheater,
Bend. $32.50-$52.50.
3rd Annual Harrington Family
Foundation
Benefit
with
Donavon Frankenreiter, Antigone
Rising and John Popper and
Chan Kinchla of Blues Traveler,
7pm, Rose Quarter Commons,
Portland. $20 adv., $25 dos.
FOOD FOR LANE COUNTY'S
John Doe, 6:30pm, Yachats
Commons. $15 adv., $18 dos.
Civic Theater. $9, $6 sr.
Creedence Clearwater Revisited,
7:30pm, Britt Pavilion, Jacksonville.
$32.
Wonderkeeper’s Storytelling Guild
interactive stories & crafts, 3:30pm
& 7pm, Corvallis Public Library.
FREE.
Slaid Cleaves, 7:30pm, Domino Room,
Bend. 21+ show. $12 adv., $15 dos.
CORVALLIS
events
THURSDAY,
JUNE
16
Clearcut: The Story of the Clemens
Foundation, 7pm & 9pm tonight
and tomorrow; 3pm, 7pm & 9pm
June 18 and 3pm & 6pm June 19,
Majestic Theatre. $5.
Local folk open
ArtCentric. FREE.
mic,
7pm,
FRIDAY, JUNE 17 Wine
tasting, appetizers and live music,
4pm-6pm, First Alternative Co-op
Main Store. FREE.
Debra Arlyn & the Permanent
Guests Band, 9pm, Platinum. 21+
show. $5.
Annual Kids’ Summer Reading
Sleepover, performance from
Dragon Theatre Puppets, 7pm-
7am, Corvallis Library. For registra-
tion and information call 766-6794.
Chintimini Chamber Music Festival,
7:30pm tonight and June 19, First
Congregational Church. For full
schedule go to www.chintimini.org
$15, $45 season pass.
Lane County Pioneer Picnic, 1pm-
11pm today, 7am-11pm tomorrow
and 7am-5pm June 19, Pioneer
Park, Brownsville. FREE.
Westward the Children, 6:15pm din-
ner, 7pm show only tonight and
tomorrow, Flinn’s Dinner Theater,
Albany. For information go to
www.flinns.com
Hamlet, 8pm tonight, tomorrow
and June 23-25, 30 and July 1 and
2; 2:30pm June 19 and 26, Albany
THURSDAY, JUNE 23
attn:
OPPORTUNITIES
Actors Cabaret of Eugene will hold
auditions for The Rocky Horror
Show at noon on Saturday, June
25. Men and women 17 and older
are needed. Prepare a short
Broadway-style song. The role of
Riff-Raff has been cast. Stagehands
and those interested in lights, cos-
tumes, etc. are also needed. For
information call 683-4368.
YOUTH FARM STAND
10am-2pm, Saturdays
June - October
Featured this week:
Salad greens, snap peas & strawberries
705 Flamingo Ave • (off Game Farm Rd., Spfd)
Groove Entertainment seeks
actors, comedians and musicians
for a half scripted, half improv
based comedy show to be per-
formed at Cozmic Pizza in late
July/early August. For information
call 221-8624.
Amazon Community Center seeks
volunteers to work in the Art on the
Amazon summer camps from June
20-Sept. 2. The Center is also seeking
dance teachers for Fall 2005. Must
have experience with children under
5. For information call 682-5306.
The Willamette National Forest
needs volunteers immediately for
help with an annual bird conserva-
tion study. Birding experience is a
plus, but not required. For informa-
tion or to volunteer call 822-3381.
The Gallery at the Airport asks
artists to submit digital images to
be considered for inclusion in its
next exhibit, “For the Birds.” The
show topic is artist-made bird hous-
es, bird nests and birds in general.
Emphasis is on unusual and cre-
ative interpretations, but all media
will be considered. Deadline is June
30. Send images of no more than
james von boeckmann
attorney at law
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POSTCARD & PAPER
COLLECTIBLES SHOW
June 18-19, 2005
SATURDAY 10 AM -6 PM • SUNDAY 10 AM -4 PM
EARLY BIRD: $20.00 / 8am-10am (Sat. Only) - Good for Both Days
GENERAL ADMISSION: $5.00 - Good for Both Days
Performance Hall, Lane County Fairgrounds
796 West 13th • Eugene, Oregon
Old Postcards, Photographs, Stereo View Cards, Books, Stamps,
Valentine Cards, Matchbooks, Magazines, Prints, Maps, Trade Cards,
Movie Posters, and much, much more!
* FREE APPRAISALS *
Presented by Northwest Collectibles & Antique Paper
For information call Terry Weis: 503-324-0970
Jeremy LaRoque: 626-665-9435
UPCOMING SHOWS: June 25-26, 2005 in Kent, Washington
August 20-21, 2005 in Reno, Nevada
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