1980_05 The Daily Collegian May 1980

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Photography exhibit, Photographs
by David Featherstone, reception
7:30-9:30 pm. Exhibit continues through
May • 31. Photo-Synthesis Gallery,
Rodeo Plaza. Featherstone, an Executive
Associate of the Friends of Photography,
curator, and author, will be displaying
photographs of alimiinized mylar reflec¬
tions. t * . .
Benefit Art Exhibition and Auction pre-
..sented by the Sisterhood of the Temple -
Beth Israel. An array of works will be
on display and for sale hytneiing orig¬
inal, -signed, numbered lithographs,
etchings, woodcuts, serigraphs, bran-'
zes, watercolors, and oils by such artists
as Picasso, Chagall, Delacroix, Dali,
Bragg and others. Prices start at $6.
Complimentary wine and hor d'oeuvres,
$2 donation. 7 pm, 'N'St. and Cala¬
veras. 431-3615. V- '
Society   of   Western   Art__   Outdoor
Show and Sale, featuring works by over
26 art—ta, graphics, watercolors, and
oils. Shaw and Forkner First Savings and
Loan, 9-6pm. 222-2917.
"Fashion Carnival,* a faahioo show
produced by Barbara Swartz featuring
D.J. Tom Seville. J.C. Pennys, Fashion
Fair Mall, 1 pm.
World Geographic Society Film; "Eng¬
land, Scotland, and Wales'-i—rrated by
Ken Ritcher. 8:20 pm, Freano Conv.
Cen. Theatre. 233-8368.    .
Mike Crain, speaker, and demonstra¬
tions of Judo and Karate presented by
the People's Church. 7 pm, Seiland
Arena. 233-8368. ■
Game Systems seminar and group dis¬
cussion, applicable to Dungeons & Drag¬
ons, AD' _ D, Traveler, Runequest,
Boot Hill, Bushido and others. How to
play your character atxording to his
skius, not yours, free admission, 1-4 pm,
Sequoia Savings and Loan, 716- N. 1st
St. north of Herndon. Information avail¬
able at Arthur's Toys.
SUNDAY, May 4
"Cinderella and the Glass Slipper,'
Fresno Civic Ballet performance.
2 and 7 pm, Fresno Conv Cent. Theatre.
Reserved seats $2.60, $3.60 $4.60. This
gala production, with music by Rossini,
offers new sets, elaborate 18th century
period costumes and freshly designed
choreagraphy for a cast of 76. phone
233-8368.
Electro Faire, Hi FI and Video Show.
Fresno   Fairgraounds,   10-6  pm.   (see
8th Annual Contours d'
vintage car concours. 10am-4pm, Russell
Giffen Ranch, 20116 E. Trimmer Springs
Road. $4 advance, $6 general, children
under 12 free. Select vintage cars of
over 30 classifications including: horse¬
less carriage, antique, vintage, classic
american, aportscars, and special inter¬
est will be on display. Picriicing, and lei¬
sure activities on the banks of the Kings
River are also invited. Proceeds benefit
the»Children's Home Society.
Fig Tree Gallery exhibit of works by
Nancy Liebenson opening. Reception
3-6pm, 1636 Fulton St. Exhibit t-rwigh
May 30.
Art and the Artist Gallery art impti-i
and open house, 1-6 pm, 5789 N. Palm at
Billiard, works by Beverly Paly a.--.,
Margaret Hudson, Lois Gamey, and
Steve Pw. Exhibit through and-laaei   "
T'al CM Ch'uan workshop, taught bj '
——a Spraker, Beginning movements of '
this ancient, flowing meditative move¬
ment form in the Traditior—1 Yang style
will be taught. Taoism, the underlying
philosophy, will also be discussed.
Fresno City College gym room 101,
9:30 am-4:30 pm. $12 fee. Phone
441-8266.
Stop Smoking Seminar, May 4-8, A five
day plan to stop smoking. Assistance
with physical and psychological with¬
drawal from smoking. Offered free of
charge by the Sierra Hospital Founda¬
tion. Phone 226-2262.
Art Exihflift, recant works by
Aiken, chairperson of the CSUF Art-
Department. Gallery 26, 1936 N. Echo.
Reception 2-4 pm. Exhibit through May
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Oberlin Dance Collective, in Residency,
May 7-9   .     "   • .
MONDAY, MAY 5
Film classic, Errol Flynn in the 1938
version of The Adventures of Robin
Hood, phis MGM color cartoon. Baas
Rathbone and Olivia de Havalland co-
star in the Warnor Brothers production
filmed in Three-Strip Technicolor.
Roger Rocka's diiiner-movie series,
dinner from 6 pm, film at 7:30., Film
admission, $2.60 adults,' $1.60 children.
266.9494.
Deaf Awareness Week, May 5-11.
Activities, booths and information fea¬
tured at College of the Sequoias, Visa—a,
May 9 and 10. Phone 237-2066 for infor¬
mation.
Cineo.de Mayo Dance, Fresno. Com.
Cen. Exhibit Hall, 7 pm. 233-8368.
monday may 6
Gallery II Spring Show art reception,
7-9 pm, 60 W. Bullard #107, Clovis.
Works by: Ethel Delecce, Marge Sass-
ano, Faye Reitman, Margaret Hudson,
and Pat Hunter, through June 14.
Jim 8c—advert aa Mark Twain, Roger
Rocka's Good Company Music Hall,
dinner fr_u 6 pm, show at 8 pm.
WEDNESDAY, May 7
•Slwwboat em the Levee,' 7th Annual
Opera League champagne, coffee, and
fashion show. 10:80 am, Laaland Mc¬
Carthy Gardens. Phone 431-4062 for
ticket information. Entartajinment wOl
be provided by the Stan Opera Com¬
pany, and Freano Community Theatre,
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Viaalia lions Club Magic Show, Vi_d!a
Conv. Cen. Theatre, 7:30 pm, Phone
732-3993.
THURSDAY, May 8
Special Meux Home Celebration, May 8-
11 and May 15-18. Special programs will.
be offered in addition to the regular
tours of this Freano landmark. Wedding
dresses from the period of 1884-1906
will be displayed as well as special speci¬
men plants on loan from the Fresno
African Violet Society. Tours-noon-4pm,
Thurs-Sun. $1.50 Donation for adults.
Molt__t__ Folk Festival, Viaalia
Conv. Cen. Theatre, 6 pm. Phone
626-6660.       .
Freano Phillhiirmonic Orchestra presen¬
tation of Beethoven's Missa Solemis,
op. 123, featuring the CSUF concert
choir and the Freano community chorus
with Dorothy Rend, soprano,; Gwen¬
dolyn Jones, ■ mezzo soprano; Daniel
Parkerson, tenor; John Miller, baas;
and Dr. Arthur Huff, chorus director.
8 pm; freano Conv. Cen. Theatre,
phone 486-3020.
Snail and FolTys Pool in 'concert, War-
nors Star Palace. Snail a veteran record¬
ing group'from Santa Cruz, and Follya
Pool, Fresno's own, will play in at—beret
setting with an.open bar for those over
21. .  '
FRIDAY, May 9
Fresno' Learning Center annua] Spring
Bazaar and Food Sale'. I0am-3pm,
1240 Broadway Plaza, Fresno. Phone
486-8922.
LARCS annual Bundles Luncheon and
Boutique, 10:30am-l:3Opm, Duncan
Water Gardens. $3- auimi^ie—, or a bag
of good used housewares. A gourmet
boxed lunch will be served and handi¬
crafts by ove 20 artists wfll be on dis¬
play. Phone 299-6720 or 2284339.
Film Festival, Three films by Jim
Piper, Fresno City College fihn instruc¬
tor, and ——tonal and international
award winning amateur fihn maker.
Premier screening of The World's
Record" a spoof on number-one-itis
and meaningless achievement which
follows the. story of a lonely janitor who
- tries to achieve inclusion in the Guinness
Book of Records by halanrrng a broom
on his hand for 24 hours. 8 pm. Forum
Hall 'A', FCC, free atimission, phone
442-8267.-
Fre.no Philharmonic Orchestra presen¬
tation of Beethoven.. Missa Solemis.
8 pm, Fresno Conv. Cen. Theatre (see
May 8 listing).
Groundstar and ape—al guesta, The
Tazmanian Devils, 8 pm, Warriors
Theatre, rock concert.
West Coast Belaya, track meet, Ratcliffe
Stadium.
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