The daily Astorian., April 14, 2016, Page 17, Image 26

The New York Times Magazine Crossword
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SOMETHING IN THE WATER
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By Randolph Ross / Puzzles Edited by Will Shortz
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Answers on Page 20
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1 “Things aren’t so bad!”
8 Memorable mission
13 Napoleon, for one
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20 Jerusalem’s province, to the Romans
21 Role for Julia Louis-Dreyfus
22 Iron Man, e.g.
23 Where a 28-Across was often submerged
in W.W. II
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26 Chinese leader?
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30 Global supporter of the arts
33 Retailer ____ Taylor
34 Kind of PC port
37 Grocery chain since 1926
38 See 43-Across
39 A or O, e.g.
41 Ready to be drawn
43 Where you might tour the Grand Canyon
in a 38-Across
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49 Young hare
50 Where an Italian tourist might ride in a
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54 “If I Ruled the World” rapper
56 Heavy metal venue?
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58 Bars frequented at night
61 Tiny bit
62 Not, to a Scot
63 Saloon sounds
64 Knock over
65 Animal that an ailurophobe fears
66 Unimpressive mount
67 “So ____”
68 Where to find Moscow in the U.S.: Abbr.
69 1993 standoff site
70 Trembling trees
72 Does some grilling
73 See 79-Across
76 Solo pilot?
77 Vice ____
79 Where a 73-Across sails loaded with fuel
81 See 85-Across
84 What a vulgarian has
85 Place for an 81-Across to catch seafood
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91 Put one’s foot down
92 Cowpoke’s friend
93 U.K. award
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103 First name on the Supreme Court
104 Suite spot, say
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117 “Ain’t happening”
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4 “It’s a Wonderful Life” role
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Cholesterol inits.
Top of the minors
Aid in picking sides
Crunchy snack
Butter ____ (ice- cream flavor)
Buckets
It counts as a plate appearance but not
as an at-bat, briefly
Trash-bag accessory
Retrovirus component
Appetite
Cabinet member who served all eight
years under Bill Clinton
Saturn model with a scientific name
Awaiting
Basketball’s King James, for one
Cassini of fashion
Let flow again
Lack of compassion
Russian relative of a guitar
Party with glow sticks, maybe
Stumbles
Rouen relation
Makeshift beds
Bread spreads
Lawyer’s thing
Lake that’s the source of the Mississippi
Banded rock
“Waiting for Lefty” playwright
Hindu soul
Metal grates for grilling
One-way flight?
Hide away
Seven U.S. presidents, by birth
Notre Dame football legend
They’re blown in the winds
Tourist attraction on N.Y.C.’s Fifth Ave.
Charged
Support for ballet dancers
Place for a spare tire
Send into a swoon
Astoria Yacht Club to hold open house
ASTORIA — Although the sce-
nic qualities of the Astoria area
are unequaled, simply looking
at the scenery is not enough for
some people. Boating can be an
active and exciting way to ex-
plore the area for all ages, and,
since 1931, the Yacht Club is
where the recreational boating
community in Astoria gets to-
gether. The emphasis is on hav-
ing fun on the water, seamanship
and safety.
The Astoria Yacht Club
will host an Open House from
noon to 6 p.m. Saturday, April
16 at its clubroom, located at
300 Industry St., Suite 201.
Anyone interested in join-
ing the fun on the water, in
their own boat or crewing on
someone else’s, is welcome to
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come involved.
The Sea Scouts will serve hot
dogs from their sailboat Flying
Cloud at 1 p.m. and give tours of
the boat. Veteran skipper Norm
Shatto will lead a discussion of
local boating conditions on the
lower Columbia at 4 p.m.
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competitive racing program, the
Yacht Club also sponsors local
cruises, a small-boat/kayaking
group, and educational and so-
cial activities. Yacht Club mem-
bers will be on hand throughout
the day to discuss these pro-
grams.
This year, the club is also
sponsoring an open-to-all week-
night cruising rally along the As-
toria waterfront, with social hour
for all participants afterward in
the club room at the West End
Mooring Basin.
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This will be strictly for fun.
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Lifts up a mountain
Geom. shape
____ III, inspiration for Dracula
Cry of mock horror
“Don’t forget about me”
Set off
Announcement at the end of a long car
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Sant’ Gria brand
“I don’t think so”
Stowe girl
Card game for two
Financial report abbr.
Opposite of FF
Dangerous pet
Aggravate
Enter contest, get your design on 2016
Great Columbia Crossing 10K race T-shirt
ASTORIA — Artists have a
chance to have their work fea-
tured on a special T-shirt, one
to be worn by thousands of
people.
The
Astoria-Warrenton
Area Chamber of Commerce
is holding a T-shirt Art Contest
for the 2016 Great Columbia
Crossing. Artists can submit
designs to be considered for
the 10K race’s T-shirt now
through May 9.
More information, includ-
ing the entry form, is available
online at GreatColumbia-
Crossing.com
Each year, the Great Co-
lumbia Crossing allows about
3,000 experienced athletes
and amateurs alike to cross the
Columbia River on foot. Many
participants purchase the event
T-shirt to wear on event day
and as a keepsake of their ac-
complishment.
Participants start the race
in Washington, cross the
4.1-mile-long Astoria-Megler
Bridge — typically open to
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bridge rises 205 feet above the
river, offering a challenging
incline as well as panoramic
views of the historic Astoria
and Warrenton communities.
The 35th annual race is set for
Oct. 16.
2016 is also the 50th anni-
versary of the construction of
the Astoria-Megler Bridge.
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