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Show Wednesday, Nov, 24, 1076 (Si i DjC D A. : When giving thanks Thursday remember, there couldn't be a bigger turkev than Clara. , i. ' CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 Jan. 19) itake advantage of the move to metric. Market the first gram cracker. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20 Feb. 18) You are quick to condemn earthquakes without thinking that you have faults of your own. PISCES Feb. 19 Mar. 20) 'Your gay friend may not be strong but he runs like a dear. , ' klES (Mar; 21 April 19) A difficult task and digestive problems lie ahead, ou never .could stomach hard work. TAURUS (Apr. 20 May 2"0) Close study of your latest brainchild indicates you ijad German measles when you though of it. . ...... GEMINI (May 21 June 20) Expect to have real problems on your hands warts. - ' . CANCER (June 21 July 22) The boss' secretary will make a pass at you. Stay away, she's not your typist. t.EO (July 23 Aug. 22) You're making great progress in the business world. You're up to no good and approaching ruthless. VIRGO (Aug. 23 Sept. 22) . Relatives will brush off the welcome mat Thursday and hide it in the closet. LIBRA (Sept. 23 Oct. 22) You'd like to be bound by the chains of love but it's difficult when you look like the missing link. m HI H .-. v - ns SCORPIO fact. 23 - Nov. 2i) ' s ' " Take advantage of your boring life. Learn to play the doldrums. SAGITTARIUS (Nov: 22 Dec. 21) Beauty may be only skin deep but your new love is ugly to the bone. tea Twenty masculine names are hidden in this block letters. The names may be spelled forward or backward and may run horizontally, vertically or diagonally. Can you find all twenty? JA!!J!LJLLLA KIE VNRJ AAA AAA AA AAAAAAAA AAAAAAAA AAAAAAAA AAAAAAAA 0 T I T I 0 1 S 1 K I 1 N HTuREZDyf A0 E J n E o 0 R N 5f J U R R T E 0 rg Ag0 LAST WEEK'S SOLUTION Utah Coal Cont. from pag1 Les, who graduated iron. -the University of Southern' California (and we twisted ' the rose bush thorn implanted implant-ed last weekend in our old . cross-town rival's side as we sat there), is a newcomer to the restaurant world. His background is that of an . industrial engineer for Lear Siegler (of jet fame) and for Union Carbide. Admitting that the newly acquired restaurant is Adell's "thing", Les, the native Califorian, scratches (and no doubt will continue to scratch his head in concern about the liquor situation. , Mardell, who when asked what position in the restaurant restau-rant she will fill, replied, "Well so far I've done a little cooking, a little hostessing, hostess-ing, a little waitressing...." . came to Park City from Telluride, Colorado, where she'd spent the past three years. The jobs MardeU's been doing leave little doubt that Adell and Les hope she . may sometime in the future take over most of the management tasks for Utah Coal and Lumber. MardeU's coming from Telluride Tell-uride explains in part how the trio wound up at a ski resort although at the moment they're having a hard time, believing that that's what our town primarily primar-ily is. "We don't see any snow," they echoed each other. What can you say? We're certainly not toying to make any change. Loggins to at C'est Bon David LOUnQO by Quicksilver ; On, - W h - if a l - - . xu V f HI FRST THERE WAS eS i. xxiLcs mD N0W THE PRINT SHOP FOR ALL YOUR JOB PRINTING NEEDS 41 9 Main Street Ptrk C9ry bound Dtvld Locsht. Alternatives to Holly wooden films are still popping up all over Utah. The Knack, Stavisky and Breathless are three that film lovers might be interested in seeing, and as they will only be shown one night it is necessary to set aside that specific evening to see the flick. Richard Lester's The Knack, and How To Get It will be presented as part of The Kimball Art Center's program on the British Cinema. There are mariy people who are Richard Lester fans, but are not aware of it. A Hard Days Might and Help, through A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, to The Three Musteteers, people have loved Lester's comedies. The Knack followed the Beatle films, but must people have not seen, it since it did not star those adorable mopheads from Liverpool. Rewains' Stavisky wHl be shown on November 29 at the University of Utah's Qsh auditorium. Stavisky is a French political film about illusions of the power of wealth and the havoc self-deception plays on one's life. The screening starts at 7:15 p.m." Finally, a classic of the French cinema, Jean Lus Godard's Breathless, will be at the Salt Lake City Library on Thursday, December 2nd. Godard was thrust into the'forefront of the new wave of French filmakers upon release of this film. Breathless is a film that requires a person to feel the emotional responses being elicited rather than trying to intellectualize what is occuring. The screening is a 7:15, but it is recommended that one goes to the Library early since these screenings are often sold out. ; ";,)' ' There are some films being screened in Utah that are definite alternatives to the pap that generally camps in the commercial theaters. It's something to Hn till thp snnv flips ' Don't MISS An Issue. 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