10
QUUN
Nov.
13-26,
1970
By
the
Gillette
House
To
many
young
people
of
North
America,
communes
are
a
growing
reality.
For
those
who
are
bothered
by
the
walls
of
their
environment
and
long
foi
the
open
spaces
of
an
expanded
consciousness,
communes
offer
another
alternative.
They
are
started
by
all
kinds
of
people,
for
they
consist
of
people
who
want
to
be
together,
political
indealists,
pacifists,
return
to
the
land
homesteaders,
ex-drug
addicts
all
coming
together
with
a
desire
to
be
with
others.
The
-things
that
make
up
a
commune
are
not
great
or
spectacular,
it's
the
little
things
awareness
and
caring,
the
warmth
and
intimacy
of
a
family,
to
become
extended
families,
the
need
to
give
and
not
just
take,
complete
sharing
and
involvment
in
one
form
or
another
in
their
own
lives.
Parents
drive
their
costumed
fledglings
to
apartment
buildings
for
what
reason?
So
the
little
ones
don't
have
to
spend
so
much
time
to
gather,
their
quota
of
candy?
Maybe
security
probably
both.
Whatever
the
reason,
the
result
is
a
loss
of
meaning.
The
children
no
longer
even
go
through
the
ritual
of
saying
"Trick
or
Treat"
the
only
thing
that
raises
any
kind
of
emotion
is
if
you
dare
to
give
them
homemade
candy
instead
of
five
cent
candy
bars.
Twice
I
had
my
address
entered
into
a
note
book
so
they
could
remember
to
come
back
when
I
told
them
I
had
run
out
but
had
sent
someone
to
buy
more.
The
only
way
we're
ever
going
to
get
anything
done
is
when
many
many
more
people
realize
that
the
only
way
is
by
consistant
and
sustained
effort.
At
the
moment
the
only
ones
who
seem
to
show
any
form
of
consistancy
is
the
present
established
government.
I
wonder
if
it
would
be
best
if
we
left
every
thing
up
to
them.
Yours
is
the
choice
.
.
.
.
I
found
it
very
disturbing
to
be
one
of
the
forty
or
so
students
out
of
a
possible
400
that
attended
the
student
council
general
meeting
to
vote
on
the
approval
of
the
proposed
student
union
budget
for
the
7071
college
year.
Apathy
???
What
an
amazing
amount
of
cars,
as
parents
drive
their
little
monsters
around
door
to
door
to
collect
their
halloween
goodies
I
The
hardest
hit
was
Prince
George
Manor.
Its
halls
surging
withwierdo's
of
all
shapes
and
sizes,
brought
by
concerned
parents
from
all
parts
of
town,towalkwithinthe
stark
security
of
its
institutional
walls.
Its
aspiring
portals
now
littered
with
the
cast-offs
of
a
marauding
jelly
tot
army.
Sometimes
I
dream
in
harmony-thinking
on
the
wallpaper
crawling"
with
cockroaches
seeing
in'
the
patterns
your
lips
moving
answering
by
acrid
tears
falling
down
my
cheeks
and
burning
holes
into
my
shirt
,.
-
-HI,
Yu
walk
out
of
th
cuntry
at
dawnth's'un
burning
a
hole
thrugh
th
window
while
th
cockroaches
get
out
the
suntan
oil
ed
ladeur
STRANGE:
Christian
who
with
one"
hand
distributes
religious
poems
and
with
the
other
ripped
off
a
store
.
.
.
Children
paying
to
get
thrown
about
'
by
a
red
Pig...
.
The
lady
who
didn't
like
the
heroin
"The
Crucible','
having
long
hair
.-.
.
",
The
Band
hits
another
high
note
By
Bill
Donnelley
(Silhouette)
ERIC
CLAPTON
AND
THE
YARDBIRDS
LIVE
WITH
SONNY
BOY
WILLIAMSON
MERCURY
RECORDS.
Before
you
purchase
this
LP,
one
thing
should
be
brought
to
your
attention.
The
album
is
a
rip-off
in
that
the
cover
makes
it
look
like
a
new
Eric
Clapton
record,
which
it
most
certainly
is
not.
It
is
entirely
Sonny
Boy
Williamson's
record
and
the
Yardbirds,
including
Clapton,
serve
only
as
very
competent
backup
musicians
to
the
late
Sonny
Boy.
Recorded
in
1963
at
the
Crawdaddy
Club
in
Richmond,
England,
the
album
is
a
good
showcase
for
Williamson's
many
talents.
His
harp
playing
has
influenced
just
about
everybody
who's
ever
played
one
since
he's
been
around
and
his
singing
and
writing
talents
are
abundant.
He
composed
every
cut
on
the
LP
('Bye
Bye
Bird'
which
was
co-written
with
Willie
Dixon).
"Mister
Downchild"
and
"Pontiac
Blues"
are
great
examples
of
undiluted
and
unfreaked
sincere
blues,
while
"Baby
Don't
Worry"
and
"I
Don't
Care
No
More"
are
both
very
exciting
solos
by
Sonny
Boy.
If
you're
a
blues
fan,
the
album
is
worth
it
but
forget
it
if
you're
looking
for
Clapton.
He's
hiding.
STAGE
FRIGHT-THE
BAND
-CAPITAL
RECORDS.
They
just
keep
getting
better.
The
Band
have
once
again
proven
that
they
can
create
truly
exciting
music,
work
on
it
for
months
and
mike
it
sound
like
they
made
it
up
on
the
spot.
The
album
starts
with
"Strawberry
Wine,"
which
is
perhaps
the
wildest
number
they've
ever
recorded.
Richard
Maunel's
piano
carries
the
rest
of
the
group
through
this
great
rocker.
"Sleeping"
the
most
sensitive
and
melancholy
song
the
Band
has
ever
recorded
follows
it.
"Timf
To
Kill,"
their
new
single,
and
"Just
Another
Whistle
Stop"
although
not
the
most
outstanding
things
on
the
record,
are
as
good
as
anything
they've
ever
done
and
that's
saying
something.
"A
La
Glory"
closes
side
one
and
displays
that
evasive
mood
that
only
the
Band
can
create.
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Weatherbird
soaring
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By
Sharmaine
Kendall
Weatherbird
Is
the
name
of
Prince
George's
latest
effort
to
organize
a
youth
entertainment
and
drop-in
centre.
The
term
'coffee
house'
is
used
to
describe
Weatherbird,
but
it
doesn't
quite
fit
the
bill.
It's
more
than
a
coffee
house.
It
is
and
can
be,
anything
youwant
to
make
it
for
Weatherbird
caters
to
many
tastes
and
interests.
It
is
a
live
audience
training
ground
for
up
and
coming
local
musicians,
a
place
to
rap
with
friends
and
strangers,
a
place
to
meet
and
feel
a
part
of
the
scene,
and
hopes
are
high
that
it
will
be
a
place
to
learn
and
engage
in
hobbies
such
as
photography,
piano
and
guitar
as
well
as
sports
such
as
ping-pong,
darts,
and
much
more.
Located
in
the
basement
of
Knox
United
Church
at
5th
Ave.
and
Brunswick
St.,
Weatherbird
organizers
spent
many
days
painting
and
decorating
their
area,
installing
suitable
lighting
and,
with
the
help
of
funds
from
the
Receiving
Horn,-'
Society
(to
the
tune
of
$1,000),
a
superb
sound
system.
As
usual
in
show
biz,
opening
night
was
hectic
and
to
all
appearances
completely
disorganized
before
the
show
started.
Like
all
quality
performances
though,
the
show
went
right
on
schedule
to
a
packed
house.
When
it
was
over
early
Monday
morning,
the
group
was
satisfied
that
it
had
been
a
great
success,
thanks
to
the
efforts
of
entertainers
such
as
Gordie
Mantle,
Dave
Gallant,
Ian
Johnson,
Heather
Ross,
Bernie
Gannon,
and
Dave's
wife
Dtbbie.
Everyone
connected
with
Weatherbird
is
looking
eagerly
forward
to
the
future.
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