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Saif Lake resounds with rockHot night at fhe Sait Pa|ac£l,.v r. n. Goldbeti^fKCPX and MStA : generated .1 . '!vibrations S dinLee Michaels -he Tur 1' '- 'ftesittempted to each jn u ” thing.By virtue of 1(5 ,,lt;LSI . Lake City mi among rock groups alt; (w'7^ ultra fantastic or the same night notu'tihsi;■As a la l,. Sal unlay in T-down upon fhlt; Cli*. » flickers oi many ( ay. .j'. 1N! eel up the eslt; i, iCirs »fTi j,*,' or cutely clutched a„. rjitt of the east iK-nrh that every one noticed but * dared say anything Oh! It lVSO OOOOOO lt;• ml Sohelp but iakt notice 4 tfor i tastic air ■ mlitinr n-- The Palace.Lee Mioha.-Lcomf-sonsoiti: that by the \ni- you nallvv flowing in |Mhndin° humpy viI'm'S all u» o\er and; kinda hard i«* niaintiiin It was durnr *! » Tii'tlp-diatly refen r«i to as the m. ence .! i . : 11- „•:» ;•;«that notice w - • ,k- n ih;it rwas no light show. This dciiv feat of eogn/. jr - \mi\ lactic in ils own i lie Canned Heat blew out tlsUjj and Sunday a- well as orchisps lt;in I•• aliiilul ■•’i.rii • freaked out • lt;r i‘inh 'iih-T 1 former genesatinr a pronf.v r on known imh U. I 'ilms Radio Kay Pfc and Mi-A I ductions • allty hav** ,i animal with the Sal! F^-.tre it is a spariiii fKHKoailal'krairfar out thirirs.It might l- Interred th2J s and roil ch'-d .in in m mobile high «*• 1' a wlwb a Oakland The oldi* s hut gwfcr-* 5.f 1970 are In- oi ly Jam.* burton would know forv-'- • eiden Lilly Ja the Salt Palii what is needed those rnell-w * the glowing glubi^ ot • mer night This coming Satur KCPX and MA Prod; bringing buck r ; :l' of Salt. Thai jwt m.»* ifere out.1Hwip II 1* IIIcard in the penny arcade, noici up your hands and scream whenall concessionsLed Zeppelin scores ‘heavy' hitby Steve Poulson Staff WriterThe Vanilla Fudge Led Zeppelin concert, Wednesday night at the Terrace, was very illuminating, as to what Salt Lake people's musical tastes are anyway.Both Zeppelin and Fudge are prominent bands on the heavy scene. The British group, Led Zeppelin', was billed second to the well-known American group Va nil la Fudge. But Zeppelin went over ndticably better than Fudge. This is somewhat encouraging to followers of the rock music cult, many of whom believe that Zeppelin deserves more attention.The members of Led Zeppelin are accomplished musicians and true artists. Led by Jimmy Page, tone time guitarist for the Yard-birds. i the British group that produced such great guitarists as Eric Clapton and Jeff Beck) Led Zeppelin’s music is characterized by excellent, flashy vocals backed by creative and appropriate guitar work.The style of Vanilla Fudge is freeform—something less than well organized. Tins group, since their debut with their arrangement of “You Keep Me Hanging On. has evolved from a group of Eastern vocalist-arrangers to a heavier, largely instrumental group. This is in keeping with the widely followed, and widely talked about, trend originating on the West Coast in the last few years and spearheaded by such groups as* Jefferson AirplaneVanilla Fudge appeared as musical imposters when compared to a group like Zeppelin. The bass player for the Fudge even apologetically acknowledged this as he mounted the stage and said. There's no way we can follow.that.**Showmanship, however, was probably more responsible for audience response than musicianship. as Is often the case. Both bands exhibited a very exciting show, although Led Zeppelin appeared less inhibited, with the gravel-throated vocalist wander ing around the stage. Vanilla Fudge was noticably uptight for I he first few numbers following the Zeppelin performance.But when the show was over, the thing that was most apparent is that there is still, to the dismay of some critics, a large following for heavy music, in Salt Lake at least.Yes Virginia, there is a Lagoon dayby Mike Whitney Fun and Games EditorHey kids, Friday is Lagoon day! Wheeeeee, doesn't that sound like fun?Just think, all you fun loving students and faculty members can trip on our to ol* lagoon and not even have to pay 50 cents to park. Besides that, you get to swim, go to a stomp and listen to live music • at S p.m.) for free.The amusement park fairy also informs me that there will be roll the great rain god doesn’t send down another cloud burst, you will all get to do the things you have waited patiently all year to do: take all the skin off your elbows on the giant slide in the fun house, dislocate your shoulder throwing baseballs at milk bottles, gel a whiplash injury driving the dodge cars and throw up in the hammer How could you ask for more?And while you're there, don't forget lo buy a pornographic postTypical fun seekers get a gas out of raceway cars at Lagoon, which will 1h- the scene of further frivolity on University Lagoon Day.you ride the roller coaster and make obscene faces in the fun house mirrors.You should also plan on going out early enough to get a sun burn 'without which no Lagoon trip is complete), eat enough hot dogs and cotton candy to warp your digestive system for life and wear at least two blisters on your feet from walking around.Why the list of fun things that you can do on Lagoon day is al most endless; And the beaut\ of it all is that it probably won't cost you over 20 or 30 dollars lt;unless you take a date of course), and if you survive it all this year you can go back and do it all over again next year.Meatless MeatballsSASKATOON. Canada — (CPS —CUP) — Researchers at the University of Saskatchewan's Saskatoon campus have develped meatless meatballs that look, smell, and taste like the real thing, according to the development team.The product is now ready for pilot plant studies by Industry. Derived entirely from vegetable sources, the simulated meat is higher in proteins and vitamins than real meat, costs much less to produce, and keeps better. It is expected to be particularly marketable in developing nations.
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Fri, Aug 01, 1969

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