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Comment after a bull’s-eye
Distress
When Hamlet says “Alas, poor Yorick! I
knew him, Horatio”
Sponsor of classic radio’s “Little Orphan
Annie”
Lindbergh, e.g.
Japanese noodle
Warren Buffett’s rule about hugging?
Toymaker Rubik
Cone head?
Actor Stephen
Like some prose
You are, in español
Math ordinal
Tiger Stadium sch.
Skyscraping
Encouraging words from slug enthusi-
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Word said with right or rise
Nothing: Fr.
Grp. that gets the lead out?
Bust supporter
Fifth-to-last word in the Lord’s Prayer
“Sharp” fashion
Creature on the Australian coat of arms
Mozart’s “____ kleine Nachtmusik”
Tiny powerhouse
Rap’s Dr. ____
Hayek of “Frida”
Longtime soap actress Hall
Shout to one about to be knighted?
One side of a quad, say
Milo of stage and screen
Voice from a phone
Take a clothing slogan too seriously?
Like Loyola and Xavier universities
Clobbers
Fish eggs
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Terminal in a computer network
Composer Novello
Cylindrical pasta
The matador’s foe
Peter and Francis: Abbr.
Peg solitaire puzzle brand
Burden
Member of Generation Z
Looney Tunes devil, for short
Possible reply to “Where are you?”
Confirmation, e.g.
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Juillet et août
Ibsen’s homeland: Abbr.
Hit the ground running?
Indian retreats
Hook, line and sinker
Game for little sluggers
Fan part
Huge spans
Little darling
“Climb ____ Mountain”
Sicilian six
Long race, in brief
Top-notch
Like most trivia, in the real world
Carried on
Kemper of “The Office”
Try
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Derisive cry
Mormons, for short
What a bandoleer holds
Party with pu-pu platters
Cotton candy additive
Mummy in “The Mummy”
Saverin who co-founded Facebook
Musical lead-in to -smith
Like some losers
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Magazine edition: Abbr.
“Hey, I want to listen here!”
Roman gods
Country whose name is one letter
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Gheorghe ____, former 7’7” N.B.A.
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“Ooh, dat hurt!”
1-5 on a cellphone screen
Precision
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Cut ties with, in a way
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104 “Where to Invade Next” filmmaker
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CB offers inaugural marine debris art contest
Cannon Beach accepts applications for tourism, arts funding
CANNON BEACH — Are you
looking for a fun civic activity
that combines beachcombing,
creativity and litter reduction? If
so, the Marine Debris Art Con-
test is a perfect opportunity.
Participants are invited to
collect beach debris and use
it to make art. Bring creations
to the Cannon Beach Chamber
Community Hall between 10
a.m. and 5 p.m. Monday, April
11. All artwork will be dis-
played at the hall and assessed
by a panel of judges. The win-
CANNON BEACH — The Tour-
ism and Arts Commission
is accepting applications for
funding efforts to increase
tourism to Cannon Beach in
the shoulder seasons.
Tourism and Art Fund
grants can be used for expens-
es such as personnel, special
events, signage, attractions,
promotional materials and ad-
vertising. Past events and ac-
tivities funded by the Tourism
and Arts Commission include
the Cannon Beach Yoga Festi-
Marine Debris Art Contest
Admission is free.
Hours are: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday, April 11
For more information contact,
Jean Williams at gjeanwilliams@hotmail.com.
ner will be announced at the
city potluck Friday, April 15.
The winner will be presented
with the Steve McLeod award.
All materials used in the
artwork must be debris col-
lected off the beach.
For information, contact
Jean Williams at gjeanwill-
iams@hotmail.com.
val, Savor Cannon Beach, Get
Lit at the Beach, Cannon Beach
Arts Association Juried Shows
and the Coaster Theatre.
Applications are due by
2 p.m. Wednesday, May 4.
Awards are made within 75
days.
For information, con-
tact Colleen Riggs at riggs@
ci.cannon-beach.or.us or by
phone: 503-436-8052.
How to apply
Applications due by 2 p.m. May 4
For more information contact,
Colleen Riggs at riggs@ci.cannon-beach.or.us or by phone: 503-436-8052.
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