Austin American-Statesman from Austin, Texas • 222

Sunday, December 14. 1966 Austin American-Statesman 'AVOID THE NOID'su I Austin access T-SHIRTS ARE HERE! 50750 Shirts $6.50 Beefy-Ts $7.00 Free 'Avoid Th4 Nokf Stick with purchts! DBJOOUS rfOfvttSTYLE MEXICAN FOOD BUY ONE COMSO GET ONE FREE! Buy one combination dinner and get one combination dinner of equal or lesser value tree! Must present ad when ordering. No carry-outs. Good To get your T-shirt. sSop by the Domino's Pizza Maun Office) 458-4700 401 E.

53rd St West of Arport Brvd.) December 14th-17th 6127 Mesa Drive 346-8034 MCVBA LookiNQ fOR SOMETriiNq diffEREM? Tuy our COMbiNATiON PlATTER: Documentary puts spotlight on executives "Making the Right Move: Blacks in Corporate America," is a documentary produced by Southwestern Bell which focuses on the professional success of three black executives. The show features two men and one woman as they discuss what was required in order to advance in the corporate environment At 10:30 p.m. today on Austin Access Channel 10, T.L. Wyatt presents The Bottom Line which features a showing of this documentary along with an interview with producer Linda Galloway Conner, a native Austinite. Conner, staff manager for Constituency Information for Southwestern Bell in St Louis, talks with Wyatt about her idea for producing the show, selling that idea to management and actually producing it.

"We wanted to do something for the young people," says Conner. "We don't want it to take them 10 or 15 years to learn the system, the way it did for most of us." The Bottom Line replays at 9 p.m. Friday on Austin Access Channel 33. Now in it's eighth year. The Bottom Line is produced by T.L.

Wyatt, host, and regularly plays at 9 p.m. every Monday and Wednesday on Austin Access Channel 10. SPECIALTIES OF THE HOUSP Shrimp Catfish Fried Oysters Dinner Salad Your choice of a side order (french fries, steamed new potatoes, pasta or steamed vegetables) $7.95 Si'NdAy MoNdAy a(ter 4 p.M. HARPOON HENRY'S An Exclusive Seafood Restaurant Drinking House and Oyster Bar Exclusively at N. IH-35 E.

290. 458-4 1 1 4 FAJITAS $8.95 You never tasted Himi so good Thinly eliced. eeeaoned fust right, and browned to perfection. Served with pico da gallo, giucamote, lour crawn, grafd china, Spanish rice, picante sauce, pinto beans and now tortillas. (SKIRT STEAK or CHICKEN BREAST) (Children's menu available at $1.95) The items below are served with GRANDMA GINNY'S Rolls.

GARDEN DELIGHT $4.95 Crispy steamed yellow squash, zucchini, cauliflower, broccoli, green pepper and onion with chile con queso. CATFISH STRIPS 55.95 Tender strips of fresh water catfish, seasoned and dredged in corn meal, then fried to a golden brown. Served with Curly fries or stuffed potato, green tomato relish, and a green salad. GULF COAST SHRIMP $6.95 Tender, lightly breaded, tasty and fried golden brown. Served with Curly fries or stuffed potato and green salad or creamy cole slaw.

SPAGHETTI $4.50 Served under rich meat saira with a nrwm eaiaH wniKEN PICCATA Chicken breast sauteed with a light lemon sauce. Serwd with green ocuou auu a hub ui spaynew wnn meat sauce. PAPA'S OLD SOUTH MEAT LOAF 54.75 An old family recipe that will leave you licking your lips. Served with green salad and stuffed potato or pinto beans. May the Red Sauce be with you!" mm -Oyster Wan wanivv js Kenobe 106 W.

Bagdad at Blair 244-6927 2 blocks South of Water Tower on RM 620 (Round Rock Ave.) hi im i ij'eii ft The colorful impresario of World Beat music, Dan Del Santo, tells his story at 4 p.m. today on Perspectives on Austin Access Channel 10. Del Santo, locally known for his KUT radio show World Music, has performed with his own band The Professors of for 12 years. Host Pauline Bell talks with Del Santo about his musical roots, his role in bringing African and Caribbean music to Austin audiences, and the inspiration behind his creation of an internationally popular style of music. The show replays at 6:30 p.m.

Wednesday. Robert Porter is producer. rp raw power i pi i pitr gama TitiM RESCUE THE TASTE BUDS! FIRST COURSE PART I gf SPICY "Do you know I made dining out a magical experience." efc sB taf Sfc at) eai 1b tti as ekiea ek lit aft Hi tm aaJsi 10 FREE PASS TO A SNEAK PREVIEW! If it's December, there must be an Armadillo Christmas Bazaar. Now in its 11th year, this year's festivities will highlight the Armadillo's commitment to the arts by including special benefit theater, dance and music performances. Premiering at 10:30 p.m.

Saturday on Austin Access Channel 10, the 11th Annual Armadillo Christmas Bazaar show includes two of those benefit performances: A Noteworthy Christmas Party and An Austin Arts Christmas Party. Viewers may watch previous bazaars, Number Nine and A Decade of Decembers, at 11:30 tonight or at 9 p.m. Friday on Austin Access" Channel 10. Present at door to draw from our spiioon. Until you visit the Magic Time Machine, you'll never know what you've been missing.

Where else could you find choice steaks, served with style by King Midas and Cleopatra. Or tasty chicken, fish and seafood served up by an egyptian Pharoah, a Medieval Minstrel and Robin Hood. There's even a "Roman Orgy" Prime Rib Special with enough trimmings to satisfy a Caesar. It's an experience full of fantasy that's fun for everyone. Sc take the time to enjoy a great meal at my Magic Time Machine.

I'm Jim Hasskxher inviting you. And bring the American Express Card. It's the right card. time. PRIZES INCLUDE FREE DRINKS, APPETIZERS, DESSERTS, AND DINNERS PLUS A CHANCE TO WIN AN EXPENSE-PAID VACATION IN NEW ORLEANS.

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