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“Shucks!”
They might be covered on your irst day
of employment
Only a second ago
Ones with good poker faces?
Charm City ballplayer
With a leg on either side of
Where you can ind … “jacket” or
“yourself”?
“Yay!”
Lentil or coconut
Chinese philosophy
Student’s saver
Plus
… “go” or “so”?
… “anybody” or “cooking”?
Dog holder
A.F.L.-____
“Over here!”
“Aww”-inspiring
Muhammad’s birthplace
Lover boy
Like Fermat’s last theorem, eventually
Much appreciated
They decide what’s fair
Oteri of “S.N.L.”
Material in mitochondria
Acclaims
Issuer of IDs: Abbr.
Shade
Its material is not hard
____-gritty
… “got” or “tell”?
Result of hitting the bar?
“The price we pay for love,” per Queen
Elizabeth II
Goddess who gained immortality for her
lover but forgot to ask for eternal youth
(whoops!)
Flirtatious wife in “Of Mice and Men”
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90 ____ Finnigan, friend of Harry Potter
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95 … “building” or “hours”?
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“____ your daddy?”
River that lows south to north
Sets free into the world
“Ta-ta!”
Directional abbr.
“____ Nox” (Mozart title meaning
“good night”)
Greek vessel
Enthusiastic Spanish assent
Debt docs
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Chin former
“DJ Got Us Fallin’ In Love” singer, 2010
Women’s retro accessory
Ofensive poster
Small bite
Part of the classic Chinese work “Shih Ching”
Puny
“Was ____ hard on them?”
“____ Lat” (traditional Polish song)
Subside
Opposite of -less
Paranormal
Fine point
Provokes
Persian Empire founder
Impends
____-Loompa (Willy Wonka employee)
Fictional braggart
The “O” of B.O.
Setting for a watch?
“We’ll teach you to drink deep ____
you depart”: Hamlet
Et cetera
Certain racy magazines
Lift
“Glad that’s done!”
Street-fair participant
“Aww”-inspiring
Empire State sch.
Org. with an emergency number
Razz, as a speaker
What the pros say
Hesitates
Default avatar for a new Twitter user
Reconstruction, for one
Contraction missing a V
From both sides, in a way
Songs of praise
City whose name looks like it could
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A Beethoven piece was für her
Win every game
Exhilarated cry
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“End of discussion”
Botanist Gray
“A man can be destroyed but not
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Lead-in to boy
Something to mourn
Red giant in Cetus
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Rend
“The Name of the Rose” novelist
“____ Meninas” (Velázquez painting)
Highest degree
____-Wan Kenobi
Family docs
Tickets on sale for ‘Shanghaied’ Episcopal church holds reception
ASTORIA — Tickets are on
sale now for the Astor Street
Opry Company’s 32nd
season of “Shanghaied in
Astoria,” a locally written,
family-friendly musical
full of melodrama and local
history.
With returning director
Nate Bucholz at the helm,
choreography by Carleta
Lewis Allen and music
direction by ChrisLynn
Taylor, this summer season
of “Shangahied” will tickle
your funny bone, get your
foot stomping and voice
humming.
The 32nd season of
the long-running play is
sponsored by The Bridge
94.9 FM and opens July 7.
The play runs every Thurs-
day, Friday and Saturday
and continues through Sept.
10. Sunday matinees are
scheduled for July 24, Aug.
14 and Sept. 4.
Evening shows start at
7 p.m.; matinees start at 2
p.m. The box ofice opens an
hour before showtime, and
the doors open 30 minutes
before showtime.
Tickets are $17 to $21
and can be purchased online
atastorstreetoprycompnay.
com or by calling 503-325-
6104. Seats can also be
purchased at the door before
showtime, but reservations
are recommended.
Group and family rates
as well as senior and child
discounts are available; call
ASOC for more information.
The ASOC Playhouse is
located at 129 W. Bond St.
for ‘Amazing Grace’ art show
ASTORIA — A gala Artist Re-
ception for the sixth annual Jean
Barney Art Show will be held
from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sun-
day, June 12 in the Parish Hall of
Grace Episcopal Church. Prizes
for the show, titled “Amazing
Grace,” will be at noon.
Barney was a local artist
and art teacher who graced
Astoria with her smile and
enthusiasm for teaching and
the arts until 2011. Her family
established this memorial to
share her encouragement for
artists and art in Astoria.
The exhibit, featuring art
work in various media, will be
open 9 a.m. to noon Sun-
day through Thursday through
July14.
Grace Episcopal Church
is the oldest church in Astoria
and the oldest Episcopal
Church in Oregon in contin-
ual use as well as the second
oldest in the Northwest.
The irst service in the cur-
rent building was held on Eas-
ter Sunday 1886, but the irst
rector was assigned to Grace
in Astoria in 1864. The church
is located just two blocks up
16th Street from the Columbia
River Maritime Museum, and
one block from the Heritage
Museum. Monthly art exhibits
at the church celebrate the
inluence of art in our lives.