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THE DAILY TAR HEEL
Wednesday, December 14 1966
.iMDwmei9 Moiizas Show At Granville Towers
"Hey, I Know You" really
are ready to bust loose from
Chapel Hill. All the quizzes
and papers are , finally hap
pening and, thank goodness,
they are being completed. So
' Thursday night will be a night
for letting off steam in pre
paration for the trip home.
:i. Happiness is Granville To
wers. Ward Maillard, GT Go
vernor and his social commit
tee have really planned the
most fab Christmas party yet
for Thursday night featuring
the Showmen and the Mon
zas. The Showmen, nationally
known for their "39-21-46" have
a great reputation of livin' up
to their name. The Monzas,
who got their start at UNC,
received regional acclaim
with their "Hey, I Know You."
Showtime is at eight in the
Granville Cafeteria. This is de
finitely the best place on cam
pus for a show and dance so
everyone, please respect the
property so more spectaculars
such as this can be held in
the future.
- This production is so great
that it is being commerciliz
ed on KIX! Tickets, for cou
ples only, are on sale at the
Record Bar, the Granville
West lobby, and at the door.
:. The Embers Club stars their
own Embers both tonight and
Saturday. Ish ana the Charms
will be on hand Friday. Those
of you in the area during the
holidays will be delighted to
know that BIG are the plans
for the future at the Embers
Club. Wilson Pickett and his
show will be appearing on De
cember 21. The "I've B e en
Hurt" TAMS are on Tab for
Christmas Eve. The Embers
will be there on New Year's
Eve. Their newest recording,
"It Ain't Necessary" will go
on sale soon.
Well, here's the sooper doop
er pooper scooper contest I
promised you. The first Caro
lina Gent to phone me at 929
2834 or see me and correctly
identify the author of the Mon
zas' hit "Hey I Know You"
will win a free ticket for him
and his date for the Monzas
Showmen Christmas Party.
The first Carolina Honey to
see or call me and identify the
Goings On
BY AVON PRIVETTE
same author will win a big
batch of edible Christmas goo
dies plus a surprise.
The Record Bar has still
some more new releases that
will make super-colos gifts.
"Tribute to Rhythm and Blues
Vol II" with Chuck Jackson
and Dionne Warwick's "Here
Where There Is Love" are
outasite. Another boss .sound
is "Up and Away" with the
Kingsmen. "Changes" marks
Johnny Rivers new style of
singing.
Stereo tapes are the livm
end. The twin pack, "Soul
Session-Shotgun" is a true tri
bute to the fabulous Junior
.Walker and his All Stars.
Great Jazz can be found on
the "Sidewinder" with Lee
Morgan. But for that auto, the
best mood can be reached with
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DAILY CROSSWORD
Companies
Interview
The following companies will
recruit on the campus during
the week of January 2-6:
Wednesday, January 4 Ers
kine College; Connecticut Mu
tual Life Insurance Co.
- Thursday, January 5 Fire
man's Fund American Insur
ance Co.; P. Lorillard Co.
(summer jobs also); Central
Intelligence Agency; Aberdeen
Proving Ground; Collins and
Aikman.
Friday, January 6 Cen
tral Intelligence Agency; Ana- '
ponda Wire and Cable Co.;
United Merchants & Manufac
turing. Students desiring interviews
with these companies should
go to the Placement Service,
211 Gardner Hall.
ACROSS
1. Pinaceous
tree
4. Close to
8. Craze
10. Tricksy
sprite
12. Cant
13. Musical
instrument
14. Entry in a
harness
race
16. Goddess of
: 1 healing
17. Ldttle child
18. Prayer
19. Primary
color
20. Compass
point
21. South
American
river
22. Seed
vessels
23. U.S.
President
25. Formed,
as a web
27. Chicle
28. University
degree:
abbr.
30. Kind of
dog:
31. Male
Adults
32. Skill
33. Unit of
work
34. Tirana is
its capital
36. Apportion
38. African
antelope '
39. Pass a rope
through:
naut.
40. German
river
41. Strong;
wagon
42. French
pronoun
DOWN
1. Litter of
pigs
2. Bar of silver
3. Uprising
4. Mother-of-pearl
5. Before
6. Airplane
j ' J ' wing section
7. Depended
(on)
8. Namesakes
of Gun
smoke's sheriff
9. Affix
11. Noblemen
Glad
tidings
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Small-
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Circus
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24. Iris: poet
25. Harpoon
26. Embroid
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Wednesday, Dec. 14, 7:00 P.U., On Channel 11,
VTVD Durham
DURHAM
COCA-COLA
BOTTLING CO
Durham, M. C.
Johnny Mathis' "The Shadow
of Your Smile" and the sound
track to "The Sandpiper."
"Up To His Ears" with the
newest hot romance of the jet
set, Ursula Andress and Jean
Paul Belmondo, opens today
at the Rialto. "Mondo Balor
do," wild and eerie is play
ing at the Criterion. Those of
you who missed "The Poppy
is Also a Flower" can see at
Durham's Center. "Spinout"
with Elvis begins at the Car
olina tomorrow.
Though some of you Yan
kees will have a white Christ
mas, and you cats from Cali
fornia and Florida will be soa
kin' up the rays, and others
will have 'Chapel Hill weath
er,' everyone will be living
up to the whiskey hill reputa
tion havin' a hell raisin'
good time
Merry Christmas from me
to you. One last parting shot,
bring back those gas masks,
'cause Christmas time is fer
tilizer time on the ole UNC
campus. Be prepared.
Old and Rare
Western Books
For Christmas Giving
The Old Book Corner
la The Intimate Bookshop
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Little gifts with big names behind them!
Give him a well-known fragrance handsomely packaged in a strong, masculine
manner. Individual flacons, or complete sets to tell him almost as well as words,
just how much you really do care!
a. OLD SPICE travel gift set, the perfect
grooming trio. After Shave Lotion, anti-
, perspirant deodorant and soothing After
Shave talc. In handsome box, 2.25
b. OLD SPICE LIME, refreshing new after
shave lotion with anti-perspirant deodo
rant. In handsome gift box 3.25
c. Give BRITISH STERLING; make him a
legend in his own time. Cologne, 5.00;
After-Shave, 3.50. Set: Cologne-After-
t Shave, 8.00
d. British Sterling aerosol cologne, 5.00
e. British Sterling gift set including: Cologne-After
Shave-Deodorant, 1 0.00
f. Give him JADE-EAST far from the
ordinary!
After Shave, 4 oz 2.50
Cologne, 4 oz 3.00
Sets of both 4.50 and 5.50
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