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This Other is brought to you for free and open access by DigitalCommons@UMaine. It has been accepted for inclusion in Maine Campus Archives by an authorized administrator of DigitalCommons@UMaine. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Six men, equipped with pressurized tanks of chemicals, electric drills and handsaws, have been climbing all over the stately elms at UMO and Orono in an all out assault against Dutch Elm disease. According to the coordinator of the Dutch Elm control project, Dr. Richard Campana of the Botany Department, this summer's program has centered around the use of experimental chemical in an attempt to retard the growth of Dutch Elm disease in already infected trees. The infected trees are singled out after verification of the presence of several visible symptoms. According to Campana, climbers are sent up into the small branches to gather samples of young foliage. The visible symptoms include a gray-green or yellow discoloration of the younger leaves.

Internal samples of the wood are also taken with careful attention paid to any brownish discoloration in order to determine the extent to which to tree has been infected. UMO elm tree being AP readied for high UMO tree pressure injection part of experimentation continued on p. 2 corpsman loads tank with Benlate solution and research into the Dutch Elm disease. which when injected into a sickly elm will hopefully cure it. fRaisydonTampa9

Serving the University Community

Vol. 75, No. 37 Orono, Maine Wednesday, July 26,1972

The role of the communty college is being "We have paid plenty discussed in a four day symposium of attention to the at the Bangor 'haves' and Campus of precious little to the 'have nots' said the University of Maine that was McNeil. highlighted by a Monday luncheon address by He further warned against Chancellor Donald R. McNeil. becoming -overly impressed by affluence" and beginning The program, which continues through expensive [baccalaureate degree programs tomorrow, is being attended by representatives that result in increased tuition. This trend, he warned, from 78 community colleges in both the U.S. and would once again leave the people whom Canada. The organizers of the conference hope community colleges were designed to help without that the discussions will lead to a greater advance educational opportunity. Hence, understanding of mutual problems and result in he advised new solutions. against higher admissions requirements and increased costs that would In his address. McNeil touched on some further discriminate of the against the "have-nots." problems facing community colleges. continued on p 2 He said that the taxpayer is becoming very wary of programs that don't have a direct impact on the welfare of the community. Duplication of programs between various units of a state college system are another irritant. Of mice and men McNeil strongly urged that community colleges not lose sight of their original goals and begin catering to people other than their original clientele. In a recent motion picture, the hero befriends and trains a family of rats that eventually grows to 12,000 gnawing, gnashing, toothy critters Fogler Library wins $7,272 in HEW grants you can imagine things get a bit out of hand. The in Bar Harbor must Of place a close second Fogler Library at the University of Maine's the $7,272 in funds, $5,000 has been in rodent raising. The awarded on a matching-grant world's largest center for Orono campus has been awarded $7,272 in basis with the the study of remaining $2,272 rh,rnmalian genetics, grants from the Federal Department of Health, being in the form of an the laboratory produces outright grant. about 4.000,000 mice Education and Welfare.UMO is the only a year. The mice are According to Library inbred, hybrid. mutant institution in the state to receive money from the Director James -bearing and grant's program. McCampbell, Fogler library will match the tumor-bearing mice for pathological research, government money with money already in the half of which are sent to scientists across the library's book-buying budget. globe. The Galloping Gluttons continue their Scientists at Jackson Lab are engaged The grant is a yearly offering of HEW to in gastric wanderings with two more en- today's Biological Revolution. Mankind. universities witlarge concentrations of minority say We counters with local feeding spots on revolutionaries, is entering a new era and economincally disadvantaged students. The that page eight. promises the elimination of disease University of Maine at Fort Kent received the and undesirable hereditary traits and even death. grant last year and UMO received nothing, said McCampbell. The Jackson Laboratory may be well on the road In past years, however, UMO has received as to tailoring a supra-human Ideal Man, free much as $40,000, he added. This year, Maine's of disease and human flaw. UMO grant ranked 51st out of the 55 states and While scientists continue to perfect Ideal Man, territories in dollar amounts of grants awarded the Mary Jane Restaurant on Main Street in Bar by HEW. Harbor still welcomes the imperfect. Jim V ardamis. your host and an McCampbell said the money will be used for internationally known chef, knows that no one new acquisitions of library materials such as can' resist his flaming shish kebob on a sword or books and microfilm, etc. and would not be used exotic seafood dinners. but... to replace materials already on hand. You're only human, right'? continued On p FIT}, The Maine Campo, July 26, 1972 I McNeil: Benlate bares bark beetles in elms serve students 110 1 0111'sel VeS coot Rom p. I continued Own p. 1 Tot The experimental chemical milli Benlate is being injected under McNeil also warned we know the taxpayer ant.' award pressure into these infected community colleges "not to act The Chancellor, citing UM studies Highe trees in order to force the independently of other dealing with for th chemical into the upper post-secondary school unnecessary redundancies in the branches of the trees. institutions." Super — University's librari the Di Dutch Elm research has been "The post-secondary curriculum s, said that the Rico, conducted at[MO for the past education needs of this country university's various campuses Neal( 10 years but this is the first year are varied and great. No one must be prepared to give up Island Benlate has been tried. This year group--community colleges, some of the programs that are also,L'MO was the only four-year public or private repeated elsewhere so that new, Mor university chosen by the United universities or vocational more vital programs may be total States Forest Service to conduct schools--can do the job alone. If funded. He implied that other supple a federally-funded research we are to meet the needs of the systems should follow this to in: project in the area of controlling people with the resources example. clench available, all of education must He concluded his talk by colle Dutch Elm disease. join together in the effort." saying "Above all, we must not supple However, the first indications The Chancellor stressed that lose sight of our basic the I of whether the project has been community colleges must strive objectives: To fight for low-cost institu successful will not be known to help the people that are education, to offer educational The until September at the earliest, bereft by larger institutions and opportunity to all who need or were with the most important provide a means for "providing desire it and to serve students, purpc indications not becoming a second chance for adults and not ourselves." award( available until the spring. dropouts." Dr. Edmund J. Gleazer Jr. special The key to the success of the The need for flexibility was Executive Director of the needs. operation is the curtailment of also discussed. McNeil said that American Association of in this, the spreading of the disease community colleges must be Junior Colleges echoed McNeil's The within the infected tree, added able to change quickly with the remarks. He said that "The commi Campana. needs of their enviornment. He community college cannot devel The tree corps is working not Marked for cure. said that communities that are survive in isolation. It must posts( only with elms on the UNIO the home of larger institutions involve itself in all aspects of schoo campus. but Elms are a ubiquitous is also working fixture families of European Bark should follow this lead and have community life while at the univer with the in parks and college permission of campuses. Beetles, the carriers responsible a hand in planning programs etc. same time maintaining its enrolln homeowners in the The elms that line the local Orono mall at for spreading the disease from ''It is this concern for independence." disadva area. [MO are all 36 years-old with one tree to another. community involvement in Gran According to Campana, the the other trees on campus Title In the ensuing years the planning which needs to be The conference/workshop corps is also involved with a spanning a variety of age groups. Educat disease which attacks the expanded to include other session grew out of an earlier preventive pruning and In 1930, a shipment of institut vascular apparatus of the tree educational institutions, he conference at UMB that was wounding program that has European elms were imported has spread throughout the said. In this way the people who entirely localized. Several of the for th, curtailed the spread of Dutch into this country for the making north-central and eastern states. fund state institutions, the people attending that thought mater Elm disease in 50 American Elm of furniture veneer. However, a The disease destroys in the elm taxpayers, will be given a voice broader, more inclusive perio trees on the[MO campus. elm logs were not the only cargo session what is the equivalent to the in how their taxdollars for would be magnel The American Elm was the in the hold of the ship. beneficial. Fees circulatory system in humans. education are beign spent. collected from the represented record: favorite shade tree in America The elms were infested with a The fungus blocks the passage "All of education will be schools will pay the aids until Dutch Elm disease was fungus first identified in the entire of water and nutrients to the faced more and more with expense for the entire resourc introduced to this country in Netherlands in 1921 and known expense growing parts of the tree and the accountability to the public" for the Sine( 1930. as Dutch Elm disease. Along four day session, which tree, if untreated, dies a slow McNeil predicted. "Planning concludes Colleg with the fungus were a few tomorrow. death and cooperation are two thing Progral more througl made a higher have re Orono Merchants of app Bank library

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you're welcome at Nierchants Nlerrhant National Bank of Bangor THE MASTERCHARGE BANK N.limsER FDIC July 26, 1972 The Maine Campus 3 Fogler gets grants '72 valedictorian wins fellowship continued 'rum p. I Lady loggers crash 'mans world' Totaling approximately $11 million, the grants were awarded under Title II—A of the Carolyn E. Mrs. Claytor. Reed of Higher Education Act of 1965 Reed, UMO's1972 valedictorian, Farmington and plans to study for the improvement of college Although UMO's has been awarded Grounds Known as "Samme" to her a $3,000 medicine at the University of libraries located in every state, and Services rejects fellowship for the notion friends, Louann plans to work graduate Rochester School of Medicine. the District of Colombia, of a coed grounds study by the honor Puerto crew, the in a tree nursery society Phi Kappa Phi is a national Rico, the trust university's after of Phi Kappa Phi. territories of the forestry camp graduation scholastic organization with Pacific Islands, appears from UMO. Miss Reed was one of 13 and the Virgin to be far less Spending headquarters in Ann Arbor, Islands. chauvinistic. her second summer selected for the honor from a at the camp, Sally Medina of group of Michigan. Founded in 1897 at More than $9.3 million of One year ago, a woman the nation's the Kennebunkport, UMO's first outstanding the University of Maine, Phi total is in basic and forester first breached the '72 college "lady logger" and a senior graduates. She is Kappa Phi established its supplemental funds that went masculine boundaries of the daughter of the forestry major, is an instructor Fellowship Program in 1932. to institutions having camp, blazing the trail for serious four and assistant to camp director deficiencies in their more women who library are Marshall Ashley. Professor collections. Unlike participating in the School the of Ashley praised Miss Medina's supplemental grants, however, Forest Resources summer field work and added that the the basic grants require program this year. presence of both girls at the institutional matching One woman student funds. is at the camp has had a "civilizing The remaining forestry camp in $1.6 million Princeton and effect" on the men. were designated three are in the new as special wildlife "We tend to keep up our purpose grants program at the and were Univeersity's personal appearance and watch awarded to institutions Machias campus. with our language more closely when special or unique Even clad educational in hard hat, leg the girls are around," he said. needs. UMO received protectors, no money heavy work shoes Because budget limitations in this category. and swinging a pulp hook, prevent the construction of The recipients are junior Louann Wakeman and of East adequate facilities for women at community colleges, Hartland, Conn., new and considers the camp, both Louann and developing institutions, herself no different from the Sally board with families in the postsecondary vocational thousands of her sisters who town of Princeton. schools, and colleges and have "crashed" previously UMO universities with significiant male-dominated professions. Associate Professor Richard enrollments of economically A third-year forestry student, Hale, an instructor at the camp, sees disadvantaged students. Louann can cruise timber, yard no reason why women Grant funds awarded under pulp and even drive a bulldozer should not work with men in Title II-A of the Higher with the best of her 33 male the woods. "As in Education Act are used by colleagues on the 20-acre site any profession," said institutions of higher education near Big Indian Lake. Hale, "the forester needs a "Keeping up certain level of technical for the acquisition of library with the guys is sometimes difficult proficiency in order to be materails such as books, physically," said the successful. Both Louann and periodicals, documents, vivacious 20 year-old, "but it's Sally have that, as well as the magnetic tapes, phonograpph a challenge to my ingenuity. respect of their co-workers." records and other audio-visual And of course," she added, The three women "wildlifers" aids suitable "my crew partner helps for library me are Linda Berkeley of resources. with some of the really heavy stuff." Weymouth, Mass., Dorothy Since the inception of the When asked how Kuziora of Bloomingdale, N'J" College Library Resources she became interested in forestry and Judith McGuire of Augusta. Program in fiscal year 1966, as a career, Louann said, "You Miss Kuziora plans to become more than $111.4 million won't believe this, but I saw a a "public use specialist" — one through 11,411 grants has been lion shot on TV and it really got to who works to make park and made available to institutions of me. I developed an interest wildlife refuge lands more higher education. These awards in conservation and available to the public. have resulted in the acquisition forestry in particular because "Women have more patience of approximately 12,5 million it involves the use than men and therefore are BREWER library volumes. of natural resources as AUCTION ROOMS well as their preservation." more suited to this type of work," she said Thousands of used books, UMO received the grant this every kind printed, fiction, year due to the increase in non-fiction, text, paperback. 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I'm sitting here on my glassed foolisht is that stuffed bear you them in Maine, and I know) we in sun porch and thinking, have up 22 MORT your way. Any body will give up every dollar and still because there ain't much else to can tell its a fake. Never seen a owe a dime. I've been an hones do when it as thick-a-fog as it is black bear anywere near that big man all my life, paid now. It's thick-a-mud, it is. anyway. my taxes and put a dollar I went up your way about a Too on the plate bad your barns burned where it week back when my wife Clara passed by but I tell you, down, specially since its getting there's had her gall stones out(they a time when you've gotta was near hay in time. Poor cows big ones) and happened say "whoa, that's just enough." to pick muust be overworkded anyway, up one of your newspapers. Well seems like, with that many sir, I tell you, it was more than people up there to give milk for. some interesting. Well sir, that Course with all the bars around time is night. I kinda liked that one You're tryin to about there and in that damnable get 74.6 million the women trying to get on your dollars for that school Bangor you people probably get of yours. grounds crew. We have I wouldn't some by just on hard liquor anyway. give that to women down here that could Jonesport-Beals Doubt you're too religious high and their do. Take Nester Faulkinham, basketball team is a anyway, looked at that new damn sight for instance. She dug 1,347 better than yours. church of yours and it could Besides that, bloodworms the other day and at 5`", tax, and never hold all the people up at $2 a pound, the tide had scarcely turned. that's over seven there. Only good thing about it billion lobsters She dug 8 bushel and three peck that would have is if you don't get a barn to be sold. Now of clams last fall, and two up I know of the before snow flys yolu there may be enough tines on her hoe can put were broke. your chickens in tolurists studpid enought to buy No it. They'd feel reason why she couldn't righi. to home. them, what with all them New work on that there grounds Yorkers, but Don't meand to be insultin where are you crew you! gonna find seven now. Its just that you (and by billion lobsters "I told you I also got a kick out about this year? Or we could find a place you I mean the super duper U) any year? Not in for a woman your oriented freshmen. I never Moosabec on our staff." cost me so much money. Every Reach, not by a damn did trust them foreigners time sight. the damn legislatcha gets anyhow. No need for them to go Well tide's togerther they all raise then getting down, talking 'bout sex roles. They gonna go hands at the wrong time and off down and scratch out just come down to a Jonesport goes two or three another ten cents on every bushel and damn fiance some Saturday night, dollar. the taxman You build another one of and the warden. they'll find out all they need, them Oh yes, fancy greek buildings with by the way, what's a now I'll tell you. all freny? the columns and hollow One thing that's kinda stones C.B. (now you don't find Beals Island, Maine "You Can't Take It With his grey cheek to be kissed by Her husband Paul, played by You" but the audience at his waiting on tables — and Drucie been very convincing Mafiosa. favorite but "straight" James Jackson manufactures Wednesday evening's McDaniel as Gay Wellington, a Finally, Michael Mishou granddaughter Alice. fireworks in the basement with production by the Maine gin-guzzling actress in the seemed competent enough but Beth Hartman paints Alice a former Italian milkman (David Masque Summer Repertory casting-couch vintage. his mock Bogie "schweetheart" Sycamore a little too kindly. Emery) who came to dinner one company managed to take We have to admit that Miss talk came out of the side of his The Sycamores' eccentricities night and just stayed home quite a few chuckles. for eight McDaniel is a very funny lush mouth sounding are an embarrassment to her years. more like Although the play by Moss and we loved her embarrassing Cagney — or was it George when she falls in love with rich, Jackson is not Hart and George S. Kaufman the least presence, but then again, this Burns? conventional Tony Kirby. The convincing in his role, missing was painfully dated with a was undoubtedly the play's There was generally too much Alice of the script grows crass, completely the air of unreality "message" bordering on juiciest roles with the laughs slapstick in the production and selfish and condescending to the so apparent in the rest of the maudlin, its character sketches already written in. Still — too little professional timing. point of boredom. Miss Sycamore's slightly insane were the production's backbone compliments for an intoxicating Fortunately, the cast Hartman is too likeable, too family. managed — not to mention funnybone. performance. to put it all together in the mass sweet. Emery, who has shown "You Can't Take It With Joy Esterberg, although on chaos of the arrest scene in act Susie Caron seems best suited himself to be an excellent You" was originally produced stage only briefly, carried off two. for her crackpot roles, most character actor in the past, falls during the Depression and is a her role as the Czar's The play had its only notably as the howling invalid in and out of an Italian accent portrait of the eccentric blintz-baking cousin Olga very embarrassing moment in mother in last year's with distracting regularity. Sycamore family and its professionally. She avoids Vanderhof's lecture-monologue "Something About An Oyster" Chalmers Hood and Lucille encounter or rather collision caricaturing the duchess, to the stuffy Kirbys on the evils by UMO Dr. Arnold Colbath O'C. Hood are both very good as with affluent black-tie society. playing her simply and adding of materialism, but it was brief and now as zany Penelope the tedious socialite Kirbys who P. Michael Burgoin is about the only pathos in the and excusable since this opus Sycamore who began writing visit the Sycamores excellent as Grandfather Martin production. originated in the '30's when never-to-be-finished plays after unexpectedly for a hilarious Vanderhof, a "what-the-hell" The cast was noticeably weak Busby Berkley was still the bee's a typewriter was delivered by confrontation which ends with septuagenarian who has evaded in several areas. knees. mistake to the Sycamore's eight the mink-draped Mrs. Kirby paying his income tax for over Scott Kanoff's "You Can't Take It With years before. sharing a cell with a busted twenty years. characterization of Dudley, the You" will return to Hauck Miss Caron manages to get the stripteaser in the second act. While so many actors mime Sycamore's grubby friend from Auditorium July, 28. If you kind of laughs that are more Both Kirbys are excellent unsuccessfully the movements than the breadline, is a little too missed it, try and catch it next polite with a strut and a caricatures right down to the and expressions of the aged, oafish and one-dimensional. time. cracked voice that is strictly last "rawther." Burgoin gums and shuffles in Aunt The three actors who If you're over thirty, you'll Bea from Mayberry. Her No one really stole the show the finest arthritic tradition. He portrayed FBI agents raiding know why you're laughing "takes" are a little overdone at Wednesday evening but close tops a wry grin with a the Sycamore fireworks arsenal when Penelope drops name.. like times, however, which robs her contenders were Joy Esterberg grandfatherly twinkle as he lifts in the basement were hardly Kay Frances. If you're under scatterbrain characterization of as the Grand Duchess Olga some credible G—men but could have thirty — well, it's camp. credibility. 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Clockwork Orange—'viddy this sinny some nochy' by Da Gordon by Bill thrills by bloodying vecks unsexual boy. With his glazzies which curve the picture, the Fortunately the New York Film He's pre (people). The sight of krovvy (eyes) clipped open to viddy cinematography is superb.and Critic's Circle did justly performer Stanley Kubrick's "A (blood) gives Alex and the (see) films of ultra violence, the sets and color composition recognize the film. what's g( Clockwork Orange- is a film droogs a strange sense of Alex is conditioned to sicken at are remarkable. where he masterpiece. Not only is it the personal pleasure, always every attempt of violence or Anthony Carney best film since Visconti's "The escaping the rozzies (police). sexual encounter. Burgess, the man who wrote he won't Damned" (1969), it is the best As in "2001" music plays a the novel back in However, one night when 1962, His style cinematic vision of man's future significant part in "A should be mentioned,for i they crast (rob) the domy When Alex is released after Kubrick's rock — and a harrowing and Clockwork Orange." When the screenplay follows and i (house) of the Catwoman, "successful" treatment, the (with frightening one indeed. This droogs tolchock (beat' a man minor changes) Burgess's it. Alex's droogs turn against him people who he maimed and book, Russell review's purpose has one goal in and have the "ole in-out in-out" the characters and their and he is caught by the roozies. tortured during his nochies intention: to make everyone with his wife, Alex does a names are exactly alike, and has come He is sentenced (nights) of violence turn against eligible under Clockwork's to 14 years in "Singin' in the Rain "number. entire lines of dialogue have road to es Staja (State Jail). him. What happens next is so unfortunate "X" rating see it. been lifted intact from the of the pa roll. Kubrick's film is more than Besides ultraviolence, novel. After two years of reading the Starting simply important. it is a frightening, especially when the Alex's other principle interest The book has several faults,so Bible, which Alex undreampt of Russell bo necessity. real motives behind his Ludwig van, notably the Ode to in the end it is Kubrick who is sensual and sadistic thrills, and treatment are revealed, that the Joy fourth movement of the the more important in Texa (smelly) and After exploring man's density being amongst vonny audience can only sympathize ninth symphony. Walter Carlos commendable. Twenty-tv in space in "2001," Kubrick has perverts and prestoopnicks with poor Alex. and his electronic moog conceive brought his startling vision to (criminals), Alex submits to the invention performs most of the produced Many adaptations of even earth and a London besieged by experimental "Ludovico music during scenes of violence, Russell's better sources have been disorder and ultraviolence. Alex Technique," an advanced form Kubrick is a master film while the Berlin Philharmonic betray his disasterous; it is Kubrick's and his three droogs (friends) of brainwashing which turns technician. Except for a slight does the rest. Undoubtedly the hints at his masterful use of the film roam the streets at night seeking Alex into a peace-loving, overuse of wide-angle lenses film's soundtrack album is a Russell medium that make good addition to anyone's "A The music Clockwork Orange" library. such a the mysti masterpiece. sheathed. album sor Wenn& Corp. of America BURNHAM Credit, however, should not would hay be given completely to Kubrick. Some may object to the sever an 80. malcolm McDowell, who first scenes of violence in rather tha DRUG appeared in Lindsay Anderson's "Clockwork," but they seem make Russ health and beauty If..., gives a performance of somehow harmless in Side c At Popular Prices aids o, remarkable variation and depth. comparison to a more realistic conventioi 4th re film such as "The Godfather' -re-"be He should have won the heard this 827-3554 Academy Award,and the film is which I found highly immoral in Cocker, atimAsTkeovici kOL undoubtedly last its g lorification and English me OLD year's best, X TOWN Bene Hackman and "The acceptance of violence as a way "Tight I pber French Connection" of life. The "X" rating however on side "AmaT5U, ircc rici,Ten 1115P1 seeming trivial in comparison. is obviously the result of the intro whic •t't •4 P.... nudity in the film, 00.1y At not the blood Quit Her, 730 30 and violence. el e me nts Russell's The film has a few minor rhythm. R FREEWAY BOOKS faults which the average artists wh• moviegoer would never notice Like the F or realize and the Brewer reduces NO POSTAGE! NO HANDLING CHARGE! percussior Cinema at which it is showing is Now "Tight 4t,4„ Quick service access to poorly constructed and as of you can sea over 95% of Books in Print — melodrar yet the screen area up front is hardcover and paperback, textbooks and university 1930's The Graduate"agasi uncompleted with I press. All orders shipped within 72 hours. the picture or for the first time. not covering the entire area. Send title, author, publisher, price, your name and ANNE BANCROFT DUSTIN HOFFMAN address, and check, cash or money order to: FREE — Yet "A Clockwork New title Orange" would seem great where ver it report with FREEWAY BOOKS cinema experience. Using Every order P.O. Box 125 Alex's slang, "1.0 my Brothers, urge you to viddy this There Hopewell, zrimmechat hoorrorshow sinny major fr New Jersey 08525 some nochy." One NO POSTAGE! 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Leon Russell: musician behind the mystique

by David Sy!vain honky tonk piano and a rolling lyrical progression lie He's pretentious as hell. He's a da-da-da-da-da and you have a circusy performer first — and that's sound like "Tight Rope." what's gotten Leon Russell where he is now. Russell is so damn pretentious and he gets away Carney is Russell's genius and with it. The way he flaunts his he won't be able to surpass it. voice out at you and draws it His style is an interpretation of back like he's sticking out his tongue to rock and roll. He has perfected taunt it. Out in the Woods" is a Russell is a phenomena. He fantastic song. The stereo has come the long and winding separation is fantastic. The tune road to establish himself as one starts off with all kinds of jungle of the patriarchs of rock and sounds. Rime!l then proceeds to roll. harmonize with himself. Out of Starting at the age of 17, your left speaker comes the Russell borrowed I.D.'s to play Russell treble — coupled with a in Texas honkey- tonks. surface or close-feeling track. Twenty-two years later, he Out of the right speaker comes conceived, performed and the bass Russell on the distant produced Carney. track. This effect is amazing in Russell's mannerisms do not itself, but the tricks don't end betray his age, but his gray hair there. hints at his 39 years. He also communicates on two Russell creates a mystique. levels in this song. There's the The musician is hiding behind rock-rhythm element and the the mystique — his music is roll melody coming through on sheathed. If you could give this the piano. It is seldom that album some kind of grade, it anyone mixes rock and roll in would have to be something like the same context. It's either an 80. But, it is the elements easy on the rhythm and heavy rather than the collage which on the melody or vice versa. make Russell's music work. Everybody knows that this has Side one of Carney is been true since 1967, except conventional Russell. You've Leon. heard this sound before on Joe '"Out in the Woods" is so Leon Russell Cocker, Mad Dogs and tight. There isn't a strain comes at the half-way point. Englishmen and f3angla Desh. anywhere. He even has his know, the keyboard are inclined to more romantic By the way — Leon is very big "Tight Rope" —the first song studio musicians whimsically instrument. moods. and effective on breaks (if you on side one breaks with the throwing in jungle bird whist'-- Did you ever watch an electric "If the Shoe Fits" is a haven't noticed). This song intro which sounds like "I Can't Oh, the pret,ention. Ant.; the organ work — the billows swampy-roll tune. There's some turns into a so-called American Quit Her." The predominant way he ends this tune changes chopping the sound, the circular good acoustic guitar. The elements in this song are the whole direction (well, billows whirling more and more Rolling Stones and Paul Indian-type rhythm (tom-tom Russell's voice, piano and almost) and s!, a soul fero ciously as the sound grew McCartney are mentioned 'ides in beat, interwoven around a rhythm. Russell is one of the few more intense - and the cutting, several times within the body of type choral ,!,-rhugement doing Zulu. melody. who uses lyrics musically. the reverberation —ta-da — the song — for reasons known great artists "Me and Baby Jane" best Rolling Stones, Russell that's Leon Russell. only to Russell. Like the betrays Russell's trademark. He lyrics almost to a "Cajun Love Song" has Carney is a great album and reduces throws his voice out at you and strings. pluckin' and some "Magic Mirror" is a tuneyou teases the listener enough to percussionary leve I The feel of then swipes it back. washboard sounding banging in might have heard on continue the search for tIle_ "Tight Rope" is almost You your radio. want to know what the background. Fortunately, a album of the melodramatic. Throw in a Only the second half of the tune Seventies. Russell's style is? His style, his appears within the tune, 1930's music sound, some melody is played. The break in this song voice is like an organ — you but, I'm sure that the Acadians Take a chance on Paul Pena

There are two sources of little .15 rpm record comes in are a few with some real talent. a few bars. As the chain gang Kris Kristoffersen, James major frustration to a reviewer. the mail to them with a letter Capitol records has had the warden in Cool Hand Luke Taylor and Joni Mitchell. One is that the media from some bie DJ type and says good fortune of capturing them would say "what we have here is All this information, though ( specifically the top-40 "play this." Zap.ever yone loves on plastic, but that may be as far a failure to communicate." still does little to tell you what stations) push the same pablum the song "Layla". as they get. In an effort to ameliorate the record sounds like. Unlike to their listeners month after Chances are slim that the Like most ametures turned that, following are some words the Grass Roots, not everything month so that some people Maine Campus Summer edition semi-pro, Pena will have his that will try, in vain no doubt, sounds the same so it requires really believe Donny Osmond et is going to initiate any national album do well around Boston to describe sound. more than a one word al are the only people making music trend (we've tried before (WBCN AND WNTN feature Paul Pena is black, blind, and description. (The Grass Roots are contemporary music. with H.Y. Sledge, Redwing and some cuts from it quite often) a guitarist. Despite all that he is "groovy", Led Zeppelin The other frustration is that a few others and struck out but like scores of other albums successful in a world that isn't "heavy" and Shanana simply the reviewer gets countless rapidly )but here's another time turned out by Capitol each exactly kind to any of the "greasy" so they, are no records by unknown artists that at bat. week, it won't go anywhere three catagories. problem.) would make almost everybody The record getting the push because it didn't get 'the really Besides all that he sings in a One of Pena's songs is forget "Sugar Sugar" if only he this time is Paul Pena. That's big push.' rough, thhough accurate Jazz-rock, three folk-rock, two could get them to listen. easy to remember. Its the name That's no reason for you not baritone that contrasts powere gospel-rock (with n religious Occasionally someone gets of the artist and the name of the to buy it The reason for you not with delicate intricacies of his overtones though) and two that lucky. For ten months record as well. to buy it is because you have no quiet songs and booms out are rather undefineable. One is ever yone from Rolling Stone Paul Pena is 22, lives on Cape idea what it sounds like. You foremost on his heavier "Lullaby" which it isn't and the to the Jackman Station Free Cod, and hangs around the know nothing about Paul Pena material. other is "Something to make Press screamed, "hey look, this Boston coffee houses. There's or his style in music (he wrote The Maine Campus is not the you happy," which it does. Derek and the Dominoes album nothing unusual about that, of all but one to the songs he only group that has been So you can risk the money on is really dynamite!" (that's the course, in fact there are performs) and you won't hear it impressed by his talents. H has somebody you never have heard Free Press talking, you hundreds of people that do the on the local radio stations or on played with the Mothers of of or you can chewy-chewy understand). same thing, and several of them a friend's stereo (chances are Invention and the Grateful along with Mke Jackson or the Of course our erstwhile perform on the album in good that the Campus review Dead on occasion, as well as Partridge Family and be sure of WGUY and WABI have no idea accompaniment. copy is the only one in Eastern playing behind the at-time solo the quality of the manufactured who Jim Gordon, Duane As often happens in a city Maine. Jerry Garcia. He has also played noise. Allman and Eric Clapton are or where there are a lot of Another frustration for the with such diverse talents as John This is really frustrating. were. But then in May a nice amatures fooling around there reviewer is that I can't hum you Lee Hooker, T-Bone Walker, July 8 The Maine Campus 26, 19721

`Contradiction., it's not especially English'

Bangor's the Red Lion the entry end of the dining our orders. After dinner came coffee. It served that was superlative or Restaurant won the National room is probably the closest It was very easy was flavorful and hot. To keep distinctive. The roast beef was Restaurant Association's 1970 copy of an English interior done ordering--everything is "dinner" your attention from waivering no more than an inch thick and "Great Menu Award." in modern American style. style and includes potato, the gentleman is served a coffee was a bit on the grainy side. Just Are you impressed yet? The ceiling an d wall beams vegetable and salad — not to bowl and the lady a demi-tasse. before dinner when we thought The Red Lion is the only are not the real thing — and the mention "Surprises from the Dessert? I didn't have the we might like some wine a wine restaurant within a 50 to 100 Armstrong suspended ceilings Chef," a demi-loaf of bread on a space left down there that a jelly steward was sent over. We were mile radius that provides are most distressing. bread board and for once an bean would require-but, I had not sure about wine and only -elegant" dining. This presents "We bid ye welcome into our ample chunk of butter or a heard something about wanted to see a wine list. a problem — they have no humble tavern. Draw ye up bread and butter plate. "Pum kin Bavarian Pie." My will However, the French looking competition. As a result you before the fire and warm ye." Our -surprise from the chef' weakened and my tastebuds fellow was very put out. He all pay exorbitant prices for good Really, I wouldn't make such a was a tiny pot of Boston Baked won out. but demanded to know what we food. big thing out of the "English" Beans, two knish, Kosher dill "I'll show you the dessert cart, were having for dinner. Maybe it The best one -word atmosphere if they didn't. pickles. strawberry butter and sir." was just me, but he acted as description that fits the There is nothing humble about garlic spread --all of which was All I could see coming though we weren't capable of atmosphere of the Red Lion is: this restaurant. And as for wheeled down to us on a French towards the table was a moving choosing the apprpriate wine. I contradiction. drawing up before the fire, you serving cart. monstrosity eight stories think that he might make a good The atmosphere is good. As must have to join the chef, After an ample "taste" of the high--wondered if it was remote proprietor for "honest John's you enter, your attention is because there isn't a fireplace in surprises our never off-time controlled. No,there behind the Used Cars." You know, couple with immediately caught by the the vicinity. wonder woman came with our cart was our waitress, smiling the graciousness tudor-style decor. Your eye salads. Although the ho use away. eliciting guilt feelings from the a "creamy Ital;an every may follow the cross framed If you have convinced dressing— Eight floors of assorted customer--you get them the waitress white stucco wall down to the yourself not to expect an was a bit bland, desserts --shortbread cookies, time. far end of the room. Here the English brogue from your grinding pepper on our salads Cherry Cheese cake, Chocolate Dining at the Red Lion is chef clad in his white hat is from a huge mill made the set. Bavarian, layer cakes and the exciting. But, it isn't subtle. working in an open hearth. waiter or waitress — you may As we were about to give up Pum kin Bavarian. Dining can be exciting and settle back and enjoy truly on salads-the four-wheeled, As we settled back satiated subtle. As you walk through the excellent service. e fficiency driven vehicle was our waitress brought the check. As "the Specialty of the dining area on the red carpet As soon as we were seated we in view and about to park before It didn't hurt quite as much as House.. and for $6.95 I wiht shields and, of course,lions examined the Pewter plates. our table. the usual check for an elegant expected just a little better. underfoot, you become Next, we started to wonder how Down came the baked stuffed evening out and it was After dining at the Red Lion conspicuous of your own one should go about attacking lobster, the roast prime rib smothered in candy (sour look at it as a production. This is presence. the generous basket of assorted (medium-rare, of course) the balls and mints.) They sweeten where they are most successful. You may be seated at a booth crackers with a crock of cheddar baked potatoes with sour cream it up. The tab was $21.63 with a Mainly, what makes it happen (always set for two) which is cheese implanted in the center. and green beans almon dine. We 15% tip it came to $2488, or is first, the service,secondlythe most comfortable. I wouldn't Just then, our waitress,(in one decided later that everything about $12.50 per person. pre-planning, organization and recommend squeezing in four. gracious sweep) plunged a knife was placed on the table in a The contradiction: arrangment and thirdly the Or, you may be seated at atable into our cheese crock; said formulated patter. Thus, we While the food was really ideas behind the actual which always seem as though "Good Evening;" snapped our did not have to move one dish to quite good, there was nothing preparation. you are on a crowded island no napkins onto our laps and asked get into EAT position. matter where you are. if we would care for cocktails before dinner. As you are settling down you become aware of a rather The cocktails (a Manhattan colloquial, relaxed and elegant and a Tom Collins) were rare `Satisfied but not enthralled' atmosphere complete with delights. non-detracting piped in musak. We had finished about half The contradiction: There is the cocktails and were about to nothing especially English look up for our waitress, but After ravaging the rouge general it can be said that the would be provided a reasonable recourse if things about the Red Lion. The pub at alas, she was before us to take feline (also known as the Red food price relationship is a good were not alright. Lion), the gluttons sprung to compromise for the average Fortunately, their trusty steeds and ran eater. The Veal Parmesian for we did not have to test this hither and yon through the instance, which one glutton theory.) streets of town until our had, was certainly not as good as The fish and chips ordered by appetities returned. Rather than Baldacci's but it is far more than one glutton were not as take chances on new grounds, half as good, for about half the plentiful as those ordered at we returned to scene of our price. A meal with cocktails for Helen's in Machias for instance, previous raid. two can be had for about seven but then who wants to drive to However, we noticed that our or eight dollars. Machias for fish and chips saddlebags were depleted of The prices for the drinks are anyway? For Bangor, the meal funds and so we proceded into about 25 to 50 cents less than was satisfactory --the two the front of the building and the average tourist trap, but bottles of catsup the gargantuan found ourselves in a completely they are nothing special in glutton added to the meal were different restaurant-Miller's either quantity or quality, so as not at all necessary. 91 a wise man once said (some The steaks and other meat International. The difference between beermaker if memory serves) dishes may not hang over the Miller's and the Red Lion are "you get what you pay for." side of the plate, but then you Italian Restaurant don't want your stomach to gi•a' threefold. First, there is the One thing at which Miller's food; second, the atmosphere; excels is service. If the hang over the front of your DINING COCKTAILS DA4r1NG and third, the prices. unshaven, traildust covered pants (it already does? Eat at The food, for the most part, is gluttons are attended to the Oronoka). Entertainment nightly featw ,ni,4 quite good (the gluttons correctly, chances are that you One last word of advice. While stormed the place last year and will be too. at Miller's do not, repeat, do not were satisfied though not We were. complain to the chef. There is 'Nom' enthralled) The atmosphere is Immediately upon being someone that occasionally Cocones neo-camel-cigarette-smoke seated we were served with thunders out of the kitchen grey avec (its an "international genuine ice water and given a that stands six foot thirteen, NO COVER — NO MINIMUM restaurant") tourists, truckers, hefty menu As soon as our weighs 400 pounds, has a scar and an occasional middle-class eyes wandered from the page across his balding head and type with his three and the waitress was there for our looks mean. We didn't dare ask 10( off every drink three-quarter misbehaving order. The food arrived him who he was but he sure children. expeditiously through the dressed like a chef (or a Then there are the pnces. rush-hour crowd, and after a butcher). with UMO 1.D. Without listing the menu it is moment of two of stuffing our After long and heated hard to give a comparison with aching gullets we were asked if deliberation, the gluttons OwnPd and Operated by UMO Students the Red Lion or anyone else. In everything was alright. ( Unlike decided to rate Miller's 143.06. CrittariP Ct Downtown Bar Harbor the HoJo quell/, we felt that we