The daily Astorian., August 11, 2016, Page 17, Image 26

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Fall birthstone
“____ of the Dead” (2004 horror-movie
parody)
Give birth on a farm, in a way
Black-and-white alerts, briely
Wine bouquet
Big brewer
Starters
Old Italian bread
“What’s in your attic? And do penthouses
have better resale value? Find out in
today’s ____”
Menacing look
Parts of décadas
Duke grp.
Paul of “Ant-Man”
“Museum oicials report a priceless vase
has shattered. Stay tuned for the ____”
Group attacked by John the Baptist
Bruin Bobby
Eighth-century pope with the sixth-lon-
gest reign
Snapchat co-founder Spiegel
Past
Floor (it)
White-barked tree
“A courtroom artist has been arrested for
fraud. ____”
Poet laureate Henry James ____
Cofee’s draw
Epic-poem section
Wye follower
Spots in la Seine
Obits, basically
Mixed-martial-arts org.
Many a new loan, for short
Blue state
Often-injured part of the knee, for short
Fighting a liar, e.g.
Blarney
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most tardy students. We’ll have ____”
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stance. Now ____”
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74 Ones to keep up with
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79 Paces at races
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84 Anaïs of “Henry & June”
85 Princess with a twin
86 “Well, well, old chap”
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91 Joe of “My Cousin Vinny”
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city during winter because of crime. Plus
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104 Clear the tables
106 Savor
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photo shop at ten. ____”
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115 Spa sound
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117 “With ____ bodkin?”: Hamlet
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accused, our reporter is ____”
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122 Nation near Fiji
123 Corn chip
124 Sleek, informally
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Ready
Doggy
Rescue org.
____ Moulins, Québec
Like some support payments
Sets
Follow, with “by”
Take advantage of
Accident investigator, for short
Court player, in old lingo
Still on the loose
Not keep a secret
Special permits
Fix, as text
Singer Morissette
Pizza topping
About which it was asked, “Why are you
blue?” in a classic song
Spunk
Quiz-show fodder
One giving a wake-up call?
Overcast
Lots
Gilbert of “The Talk”
Sci-i or fantasy
Snack brand featured on “Mad Men”
Blot gently
Actor Bergen of “Jersey Boys”
Novelist John Kennedy ____
Grab by the collar, say
Annan of the U.N.
Give heed
Digging
Satisfactory
Friend’s opposite
Fig. for a librarian
Points
Preix with masochistic
Old clothes given new life
R³ Fashion Show
set for Aug. 17 at
convention center
SEASIDE — Our Lady of
Victory/St. Peter the Fisher-
man and Women’s Minis-
try will host its annual R³
Fashion Show fundraiser be-
ginning at noon Wednesday,
Aug. 17 at the Seaside Civic
and Convention Center.
R³ — recycle, reuse and
re-love — is a unique way
to present clothing and
other items donated to the
church and ministry as new
fashions.
The fundraiser will
include a silent auction and
sweet treats. Tickets are $20
for adults and $15 for youth
18 years and under.
The Seaside Civic and
Convention Center is located
at 415 First Ave. To make
reservations for the fashion
show, purchase tickets, or
for more information, call
Our Lady of Victory church
at 503-738-6161.
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High degrees
Devotee of Dionysus
Pond sight
2000-15 TV drama
“Oh, jeez!”
Chilling
Bygone carrier
Morlocks’ prey, in sci-i
Historic headline of 1898
Old Irish character
“Up top!”
Anatolia, familiarly
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Spot for the booby prize
Groom
Divulge
Start to fail?
Go ____ great length
Grilled sandwich
Daughter on the animated “Bob’s
Burgers”
Egg-spensive jeweler?
Saw through
____ Unidos
Temple of Abu Simbel honoree
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105 Eye layers
107 ____ Locke, the so-called “Dean of
the Harlem Renaissance”
108 Champing at the bit
109 Native Israeli
110 Below, as a goal
112 Tall and thin
113 Warning letters on some graphic
videos
119 Part of TNT
120 Pester
Nature Conservancy seeks volunteers
at Blind Slough Swamp Preserve
SUBMITTED PHOTO
Claire Winter models a re-
vamped denim jacket. For the
fashion show, donated items
are recycled to create new
items for the silent auction.
BROWNSMEAD — The
Nature Conservancy invites
anyone interested in preserv-
ing Blind Slough Swamp,
located in Brownsmead 15
miles east of Astoria, to
participate in a volunteer
work party on Saturday and
Sunday, Aug. 20 and 21.
Blind Slough Swamp
Preserve is the best example
of tidal Sitka spruce swamp
remaining in Oregon.
The preserve provides
habitat along the Columbia
River for bald eagle, osprey,
river otter and beaver.
Volunteers will remove
invasive purple loosestrife
during this work party. On
Saturday, volunteers will
work with the North Coast
Land Conservancy pulling
weeds by foot, and on Sun-
day volunteers will search
for, dig up and haul out the
invasive plant by canoe.
Volunteers should bring
work gloves, long-sleeved
shirt, long pants, rubber
boots, raingear, food and
water. Participants are also
welcome to bring canoes if
they have them.
Registration is required
at nature.org/oregonwork
parties
For questions, contact
503-802-8100 or email
volunteers@tnc.org; or call
Debbie Pickering at 541-
994-5564.