The New York Times Magazine Crossword
TWIST ENDING
By ALAN ARBESFELD / Edited by WILL SHORTZ
Answers on Page 24
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Hairstyle that usually involves clips or
pins
Confidentially
N.J. Army base
‘‘Beautiful!’’
Points in the right direction
‘‘Let’s stop fighting, O.K.?’’
‘‘Those wreaths all look the same to
me!’’?
Something hard to drink?
Law-school class
Start of a conclusion
Satisfies
Sales force, informally
Summers on the Seine
Convention closing?
___ black
Cutlass model of the 1980s-’90s
Senile sort
Start of an oral listing of African nations,
perhaps?
Texas home of the Bears
One small sip
Store
Asked to come back, in a way
‘‘Over There’’ subj.
VCR button
D halved
Alternative to JFK
Showing less cleavage?
‘‘Watch it!’’
Many a critic’s preference
Superbright
Mrs., abroad
Himalayan myth
Remote button
‘‘Lemme ___!’’
March org.?
Rally killers in baseball: Abbr.
‘‘Warm’’
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2 Embroidery loop
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fright?
4 Emulated Diana Ross (1970) and Justin
Timberlake (2002)
5 How long it takes mountains to form
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7 Attentive dog owner
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French sister
They may be bookmarked
‘‘The Family Circus’’ cartoonist Keane
Castigate
Away, in a way
Republican politico Michael
‘‘___ happens .?.?. ’’
National Do Not Call Registry overseer,
for short
Ancient galley
Western vacation spot
Winter carnival attraction
Gen ___
Silents star Bara
They put points on the board
Help to secure a loan, maybe
‘‘Them’s fightin’ words!’’
Former A.L. manager who was an N.L.
M.V.P.
Geometric figures
Have a big mouth?
Attire
In a bad way
Secure, as a sailor’s rope
She’s asked ‘‘When will those clouds all
disappear?’’ in a 1973 #1 hit
Where many people may follow you
Per ___
Popular après-ski place
Spot in the afternoon?
Product that’s hard to keep in stock
Janvier, across the Pyrenees
Cap
Supply with weaponry
Put away
Subway Series team
Lovely but stupid person?
U.S. city whose name becomes another
city’s name if you change both its vowels
to A’s
Kiss drummer Peter
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Reach the Mediterranean, say?
Pig sounds
Fix, as some lawn chairs
Canine cousin
‘‘Dallas’’ family name
Race in classic science fiction
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Suspect duplicity
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92 Like the Parthenon
94 Fitting one inside the other
95 Appointment book
96 Did a 1930s dance
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Assistance League of the Columbia Pacific hosts third annual event
Library hosts author Andrea Larson Perez
ASTORIA — It’s time to score
big while shopping at this year’s
third annual Accessorize with
Assistance League special sales
event from noon to 4 p.m. Sun-
day, Feb. 1 at the Holiday Inn
Express; an event of Assistance
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Shoppers will have plenty of
time before the big game starts
on Super Bowl Sunday to take
a break and shop for that special
handbag, scarf or piece of jew-
elry, all at bargain prices. This
SEASIDE —Friends of the Sea-
side Library present “The His-
tory of Camp Rilea” with local
author Andrea Larson Perez at 7
p.m. Thursday, Feb. 5. Perez will
tell the fascinating story of the
important role Camp Rilea has
played to all who have passed
through its gates. Afterward,
there will be book sales and sign-
ings. The event is free and will
take place in the Community
Room.
Originally named Camp
Clatsop County schoolchildren
in need. Last year’s fundraiser
helped clothe 594 children.
So join the fun, make a dona-
tion and come to the sale to see
what you can score — everyone
wins, especially the kids. There
is no admission fee, and cash or
checks are accepted.
The Holiday Inn Express is
located at 204 Marine Drive. For
more information, contact Leslie
Long at 503-717-3671 or visit
www.assistanceleaguecp.org
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Accessorize with Assistance League Learn history of Camp Rilea
years’ event will also include
small home and garden décor
pieces donated by Assistance
League members.
This annual fundraiser helps
ALCP make a difference for area
schoolchildren by donating new
or gently used accessories that
are being collected at all Clatsop
County Columbia Bank loca-
tions. Funds from this event go
to Operation School Bell, a sig-
nature program of the Assistance
League that provides clothes for
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84 Cheap roadside assistance?
87 ‘‘I don’t need to hear that,’’ informally
88 Skip town
89 Big ___
90 Stick in a rack
91 Mistakes
93 Setting for most of ‘‘Moby-Dick’’
95 Kind of TV
98 Liqueur flavorers
99 Knockoff dress labeled ‘‘Armani,’’ say?
101 Rob
103 Popular Hispanic newspaper name
104 Rider’s handful
105 Son of, in foreign names
106 Have legs
109 E.R. ‘‘A.S.A.P.’’
110 Devote
112 Longtime Yankee nickname
113 Less loopy
114 Ban competition
116 Caution to an orphan girl not to leave
her wildebeest behind?
119 Reeves of ‘‘John Wick’’
120 Enter stealthily
121 ‘‘With Reagan’’ memoirist
122 Ready followers?
123 One in a tight spot?
124 Did some edgy writing?
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Clatsop, the camp was founded
in 1927 and soon became the Or-
egon National Guard’s preferred
training site. Located in War-
renton, the camp covers 1,800
acres and includes three miles of
beachfront.
Since the early days, the
Armed Forces Training Center
has been a premier regional lo-
cation offering maneuver areas,
facilities and ranges assisting a
myriad of military units, law en-
forcement agencies and public
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Intuit
Straight, now
Fifth Avenue retailer
Campaign grps.
Backwoods con?
Heavyweight bouts?
Indigo Girls, e.g.
Commercial lead-in to Pen
Lead-in to meter
safety organizations. From the
time of Brig. Gen. Thomas Rilea
in 1931 to the present day, the
camp has provided training and
support for the armed forces.
Perez is a native of St. Pe-
tersburg, Florida. She relocated
to the lower Columbia region in
1994. She has a degree in public
relations from California State
University and is married to Col.
Dean Perez, the current post
commander at Camp Rilea. This
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The Seaside Public Library
is located at 1131 Broadway. For
more information call 503-738-
6742 or visit www.seasideli-
brary.org
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