Anyone for Crazy 8s?
I he two-tone movement is
alive and well in Corvallis,
Oregon. Corvallis?
The Crazy 8s, who hail from
Corvallis, will be playing the
Outdoor Beer Garden in the
Alder Street tennis courts today
starting at 4 p.m. There is a $1
admission charge.
This eight-piece band has
been playing up and down the
I-5 corridor since 1982, when
elements of The Sneakers and
The Cheeks merged to form The
Crazy 8s.
The band's present line-up
consists of Todd Duncan, alto
sax and lead vocals; |oe
Johnson, tenor sax and vocals;
Mike Regan, bass guitar; Casey
Shaar, keyboards and vocals;
Carl Smith, percussion and
vocals; Tim Tubb, trombone and
Photo courtesy of Wreckless Entertainment
vocals; Mark Wanaka, guitar
and vocals; and Rick
Washington, drums.
The "8s" play a spicy form of
Jamaican reggae, classic urban
soul and English skat. To call.
The Crazy 8s' music danceable
is an understatement.
Lecture to focus on waste site
The geography department will sponsor a
presentation on America's first permanent
nuclear waste repository Thursday at 4 p.m. in 106
Condon Hall.
Richard Phillips, a graduate teaching fellow in
the University geography department, will show
color slides of tunnels, shafts, rock exposures and
dune fields at the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant, near
Carlsbad, New Mexico.
Phillips recently issued a report about WIPP,
which is designed to receive all the plutonium
waste from the nuclear weapons program.
In his report, Phillips contends government
agencies are hiding geologic reports and data un
favorable to the WIPP site, which is now being ex
cavated in bedded salt formations.
In his presentation, Phillips also will show cor
rect and incorrect maps and geologic cross
sections, as well as color aerial photographs,
gravity surveys, borehole data and water balance
analysis.
Coffee and refreshments will be served at 3:30
p.m. Phillips welcomes questions and suggestions
during and after the presentation.
Course set for 10K charity race.
The third annual Country Run, a 10K race and
two-mile fun run which winds through the scenic
roads off Lorane Highway, is scheduled to begin
at 9:30 a.m. Saturday.
The run will benefit the Eugene Outreach
Boys and Girls Aid Society, assisting pregnant
unwed girls with adoption, foster or group home
care and family counseling. The program is staff
ed with volunteer teams who maintain a 24-hour
hotline that receives an average of 150 local calls
per month from girls needing help.
All registered participants will receive a free T
shirt after paying an $8 registration fee. Entrants
can register at Nike Eugene, Feets in the 5th Street
Public Market or Feets Plus in the Fifthpearl
Building. The deadline for entering on the day of
the race is between 8:15 a.m. and 9 a.m. For more
information, call 484-7052.
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Thrift & Gift Shop
2839 Willamette Street
Hours: 10 4 pm
FINAL SALE Thursday, May 17 ONLY
Closing for the summer. Everything
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great
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Plus a wide assortment of
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Cassette from Stafford and Assoc 790
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