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The Beatles’ first single, 1962
Cold-shoulder
Not fight all-out
1951 #1 Mario Lanza hit with lyrics
written by 36-Down
Containing element #56
Jerry-rigging material
Musical lead-in to -smith
“See ya!”
Inappropriate
Kind of arch
Pelvic bones
Watch 10 episodes in a row, say
Circulates
Comment accompanying “That’s your
problem, not mine”
Romantic date
Belittled
Scapegoat for the Fab Four breakup
____ criminal
“Enough!,” in Ensenada
Mil. authority
One waiting in line at an airport?
Get back together, as 57-Acrosses
Camera feature
Apprise
Took a chance
Make a splash
See 50-Across
Big dipper
Some old Harper’s Bazaar covers
Bananas
1994 Oscar- and Grammy-winning song
for Elton John
Cinephile’s channel
Ones doing needlework?
Here, on une carte
Smooth over
Much I.R.S. mail
1990s-2000s tennis champ nicknamed
“The Punisher”
75 Hit song title for Bob Marley, Whitesnake
and Survivor
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78 2010 R. Kelly top 10 album
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83 G.M.’s Mary Barra, for one
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86 1990 #1 hit for Mariah Carey
93 1967 #1 hit for Lulu
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103 Spirited horse
104 Foreign currency unit worth about a
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106 Where Pamplona is located
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108 Breast implant filler
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110 Former telecom giant
111 The pack in a six-pack
112 “Well, whaddya know!”
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118 Comedian Poehler
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medical field?
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Showy ballroom moves
A piano has seven of them
Bar fixture
____ Tribunal
Wharton’s sch.
Must
Declined
Martinique volcano
Met expectations?
Explorer Amundsen
Commemorative Yevtushenko poem
Change one’s story?
Ho Chi ____ City
One seeking enlightenment
6-0
“Sweet!”
Female W.W. II enlistee
Smitten
Soldier from Down Under
When doubled, an old college cry
Totals
See 14-Across
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Kirk Douglas, Robert Wagner and
Gregory Peck, for Frank Sinatra
Methuselah’s father
Transplant
Skill
Like some stud piercings
X’s
Turns at high speed
Aesthetes
Borscht base
____-ray
What’s the point of marking things?
Renders harmless, as a bull
Brit. honor
Amor vincit ____
Sending a child to military camp, say
River to the Gulf of Guinea
____ Tin Tin
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Summer hrs.
Resembling
Antarctica’s Amundsen ____
N.Y.C. subway line
2003 Hugh Grant romantic comedy
Rick, Ilsa and Victor, in “Casablanca”
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It has three dashes in the middle
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Like each line of an eye chart vis-à-vis
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____ Kosygin, longtime Soviet premier
Nickelodeon’s “Kenan & ____”
Perplexity
Follower of live or down
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Indoor Super Sale issues call for vendors Learn about lower Columbia bird species
Sign up to sell wares at Grays River Valley Center this March
ROSBURG, Wash. — Organiz-
ers issue a call for vendors
and individuals who wish
to participate in the third
annual Community In-Door
Super Sale at Johnson Park
Center from 10 a.m. to 4
p.m. Saturday, March 26.
This event is a fundraiser
for Grays River Valley Cen-
ter at Johnson Park, the old
Rosburg school building. The
center serves the community
in many ways with learning
and human development ac-
tivities: It’s a lending library,
computer center, sewing in-
struction center, gym, and
the Wahkiakum County west
end food bank, among other
things.
Items for sale can be
gently used, repurposed,
vintage, antique, or newly
crafted.
There will be over 50
table spaces available, ap-
proximately 5 feet by 10
feet, plus room for tents on
the lawn outside. The cost
for table space is $15 for the
first table space, and $12 for
each additional space. Lawn
space for a tent is $25.
Call 360-465-2273 for
more information and to
make your reservation. Set
up will be Friday afternoon,
March 25.
Food and beverages will
be available during the sale,
and a bake sale will be pro-
vided by the Friendship Cir-
cle of the Grays River Unit-
ed Methodist Church.
SKAMOKAWA, Wash. — The
histories of lower Columbia
River birds will be the theme
of a program offered at 1 p.m.
Saturday, Feb. 27 at the Riv-
er Life Interpretive Center at
Redmen Hall. Andrew Emlen
will speak about bird species
that are connected with the
river.
The program is co-spon-
sored by Willapa Hills Audu-
bon Society and Friends of
Skamokawa. Admission is
free, but donations to the
building upkeep will be ac-
cepted.
Since starting the Wahkia-
kum Christmas Bird Count
circle in 1998 sponsored by
WHAS, Emlen has been the
organizer and compiler for
the count. He has conducted
a shorebird census for U.S.
Fish and Wildlife, helping to
establish the lower Columbia
as a national Important Bird
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for WHAS, Washington Or-
nithological Society, and the
American Birding Associa-
tion. He is currently co-owner
of Columbia River Kayaking.
Following Emlen’s pro-
gram, retired National Park
Service artist Keith Hoof-
nagle will read from his
book “The Story of Linda
Lookout,” a history of the
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lished in 1965 and recently
re-published. Copies will be
available for sale after the
program, and Hoofnagle will
sign books.
For parking and accessibil-
ity information and directions
to the River Life Interpretive
Center in Skamokawa’s Na-
tional Historic District, call
360-795-3007.
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