THE LANSING STAR, WEEK ENDING MA Y 10, 1978

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Jay Round - Fri. May 5, 8 pm, MSUn­ ion Grill. $2.50 at the door. Ten Pound Fiddle.

Juilliard Quartet - Fri, May 5, 8:15 pm, Fairchild Theater. Tickets available at MSUnion Ticket Office &, at curtain time, Fairchild Box Office, students V2 off. Works by Mozart, Carter & Beethoven.

John Lee Hooker & Townes Van Zandt - Fri & Sat, May 5 & 6. 8 & 10:30 pm. McDonel Kiva. $3 at MSUnion Ticket Office. Elderly Instru­ ments & Campuc Corners II, $3.50 at the door.

MSU Symphonic Band - Sat. May 6. 8:15 pm. University Auditorium. Pre­ miere of new symphony by guest con­ ductor Alfred Reed.

Concertgebouw Orchestra - Sun. May 7, 4 pm. University Auditorium. Tickets available at MSUnion Ticket Office &, at curtain time, at Auditorium Box Office. Students with ID, V2 off.

Tower of Power - Tue, May 9, 8 & 10:30 pm, Dooley's, 131 Albert. E. Lansing. $5.50 at Dooley's & both Recordlands, $6 day of show at Dooley's.

MSU Jazz Band - Tue. May 9. 8:15 pm. Music Auditorium.

Kenny Rogers - Fri, May 12, Lansing Civic Center. $5.50, 6.50. 7.50 at the Civic Center Box Office & both Record- lands.

McCoy Tyner Sextet - Fri & Sat, May 12 & 13.8 & 10:30 pm. Erickson Kiva. $4 at MSUnion Ticket Office, Wazoo Records & Flat, Black & Circular. $4.50 at the door.

Baba Yaga - Sat, May 13. 8 pm - 2 am, Lansing Room, Plaza Hotel, Lansing. Gay Pride Week dance, benefit for Women's Restaurant Collective. $3.75 at Abbey Press, Womanself Bookstore.

ROYAL OAK

Cheech & Chong - Fri, May 12.

Warren Zevon - Sun, May 14.

Little Feat - Wed & Thur. May 24 & 25.

All shows $7.50 & 8.50. Send money order & SASE to: Royal Oak Music Theater, 318 W. 4th St. Roayl Oak 48067.

MANCHESTERTom Paxton & Buffo - Mon & Tue, May 15 & 16, 7 & 9:30 pm. Black Sheep Repertory Theater, 138 E. Main, Manchester. $5, send check or money order & SASE to: APA Ticket Office, PO Box 472, Manchester, 48158.

There are recitals almost every day of the the week, usually at 8:15 pm, in halls of the Music and Music Practice Building. Building. A list of all the recitals scheduled for the term is available at the Music Department office in the Music Building. /

BARSPEANUT BARREL

Desserts: through May 7,10 14 521 E. Grand River, E. Lansing 351-0608

SILVER DOLLAR SALOON

Bonkers: through May 7 Force: May 9-14 3411 E. Michigan, Lansing 351-2450

LIZARD'S

Jimmy Solberg Band: May 4 - 6 High Canyon Ramblers: May 7 Buffalo Gals: May 8 - 13 224 Abbott, E. Lansing 351-2285

VARSITY INN

Lois Zimmerle: Mondays Ray Kamalay: Tuesdays Dennis Viglioni: Wednesdays Mark Balhorn: Thursdays Willy Weiss: Fridays Dennis Viglioni: Saturdays 1227 E. Grand River, E. Lansing 332-6517

ART'S BAR

Bluegrass Extension Service: Sun 809 E. Kalamazoo, Lansing 489-7915

THE GARAGE

Blues organist-singer: Tue & WedLive jazz: ThurDJ Disco: Fri & SatAlbum jazz & disco Sun316 N. Capitol, Lansing489-9116

Alcoholics Anonymous - meets Mon - Fri, 11:30am&8pm, Sat, 11:30 am. Sun 10 am & 8 pm, Alano Club. 2909 W. Genesee, Lansing. Call 321-4989 for information.

STIGMA - meets Thur, 7 pm, 339 Case.

ASMSU Student Board - meets Thur, 7 pm, 328 Student Services.

Lansing Area Writers' Club - meets Thur. May 4, E. Lansing Public Library.

Coalition Against Violence Against Women - meets Thur, 8 pm, UMHE, 1118S. Harrison, E. Lansing.

Amnesty International - meets Thur, May 4, 8 pm, UMHE. 1118 S. Harrison, E. Lansing.

Death & Dying Task Force - meets Fri, May 5. 1 pm, 420D State Capitol.

Human Rights Organizing Committee - meets Sat, 2 pm, 3rd floor, MSUnion.

Gay Council - meets Sun, 1 pm. Tower Room, 3rd floor, MSUnion.

Kitty Genovese Memorial Anti-Rape Collective - meets Sun, 4 pm, 320 Student Services.

Senior Power Task Force - meets Mon, 9 am, 420D State Capitol.

MSU Dulcimer Club - meets Mon, 6:30 pm. Oak Room, 2nd floor, MSUnion.

Lansing City Council - meets Mon, 7 pm, 10th floor. City Hall.

Gay Alcoholics - meet Mon, 7:30 pm, UMHE, 1118S. Harrison, E. Lansing.

Parents Anonymous Group Therapy Meeting - Mon. 8 pm. University United

200t AN EARTH ODYSSEY

Saturday. May 6,10 am - 2 pm, Hannah Middle School, E. Lansing.

Student art and acience projects will be on display all day. The photojournalism entries in the 2001 competition will be on display.

Beginning at 10:30 am, the dance and drama entries will be performed, dance pieces alternating with drama. There are five dance entries: Back in Touch by Lawrence Buck; Travel through Time by Sonia Suter; The Grounding of Energy: From Consumption to Creation by Bob Van Oosterhout; Energies by Eric John­ son; and Tomorrow's Children by Kathy Kowalk and Helen Asher.

The four drama entries are: The Energy Show by the Plastic Theatrics; Barriers by Raoul Beacom; Collage by Nan Refior; and a production by the Streetcorner Society.

There will also be continuous showings of the video entries: How Much Energy Was Wasted Making This Tape? by Liza Moon; Is This the Answer? by the E. Lan­ sing High School Video Club; The Game by Mike Lewis; and Subterranean by Trammel.

The prizewinners in all categories will be announced at 2pm.

FILMS

AT LCC

Films and Slide Shows - Fri & Sat, 170 & 458 A&S

These films and slide/tape presentations will be shown continuously in both rooms. Exact times of showings for each film or presentation will be posted outside each of the rooms.

The films are: Energy: the Dilemma; Energy: New Sources; Age of the SUN; New Alchemists; Here Comes the Sun; Challenge of the Future; Solar Generation; Thousands of Suns; and Putting Energy Alternatives to Work.

The slide/tape presentations are: Michigan Solar Installa­ tions; New Mexico Passive Solar; Solar Building Survey; Zomeworks; Showcase of Solar Homes; Solar Commer­ cial Opportunities.

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