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CLOTHES THAT FIT
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By Joel Fagliano / Puzzles Edited by Will Shortz
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One looking to serve mankind?
Successful turn in the game Battle-
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Kind of tuition
Where the buffalo roam
Like a French door
Maze word
Nutritional amt.
Ranchers
With 102-Across, not the only
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Major D.C. lobby
Arena income
Capital One competitor, for short
Applied, as cologne
Speed skater ____ Anton Ohno
Famed claim from Louis XIV
Queen’s mate
Home to Hampshire College
Guides
Turn a corner in Monopoly
Religious branch sometimes spelled
with an apostrophe
Sole neighbor
Bothers
Pizazz
Overhaul
Cleansing substance
Noxious emanations
William and Mary’s successor
Aggressive bet
Zeus’ father
Stupid mistake
Van trailer?
Facilitated
Minor setback
Accommodate
N.B.A. stat: Abbr.
Excuse
Dread Zeppelin and the Wholigans
Shake one’s defender
Dope
Wastes gas, say
Patriot ____
Org. in “Snowden”
“Survivor” faction
Baseless rumors
Gentle reminder
Plunged
School area that has mice
Dip made with olives, capers and
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Violent storms
Energy point in yoga
Wife on TV’s “Family Guy”
Cantina vessel
It helps you stay above water
Two for a buck
Downhill ski runs
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Upbeat
Follows the party line?
Senator Vinick’s portrayer on “The West
Wing”
The rest of China, to Hong Kong and
Macau
Interstate highway feature
Chemically treated hairstyle
The aerobics instructor wore …
“Then again … ,” to a texter
British poet laureate Carol ____ Duffy
Get even
Obamacare option, for short
Interstate highway feature
The lawyer wore a …
Horn blower
Wooden-soled shoes
Curb, with “in”
Floor
Airer of 89-Down
Open space in a forest
Affliction in “Philadelphia”
“A Fish Called Wanda” co-star Kevin
Borscht vegetable
Destination of some SAS flights
The gardener wore …
“Whatever satisfies the ____ is truth”:
Whitman
Gallows item
Bank fig.
Everyone’s bets
Naval jail
“Fifty Shades of Grey” topic, for short
Nickname for basketball’s George Gervin
The reptile expert wore a …
Recipe direction
Quarter back?
“Star Trek” role
“Isn’t ____ shame?”
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88 Patriots’ Day mo.
89 Spinoff drama featuring LL Cool J
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98 Classic Orson Welles role
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Find jewelry, pet portraits at art loft Creative Coast holds series of art talks
ASTORIA — The Astoria
Art Loft will host a jewelry
trunk show from 10 a.m. to
4:30 p.m. Friday and Satur-
day, Nov. 18 and 19.
The public is invited to
come meet Nancy Karacand
and enjoy her jewelry with
many one-of-a-kind pieces.
Karacand uses objects
from nature and incorpo-
rates them into intricate
beadwork. Design, color
and overall beauty are the
hallmarks of her unusual
jewelry.
More temptations
abound: All kinds of small
and affordable original art
will be available. Paintings
in various media: oil, water-
color, acrylic, mixed media/
collage, glass mosaic, all
await your viewing pleasure.
Jewelry, carved owls, runes,
special seeds, cards and
more are at the loft.
Want a wonderful photo
of your pet? Bring your
special four-legged family
member for a sitting with a
professional photographer.
Call and make an appoint-
ment from 10 a.m. to 3:45
p.m. Nov. 18 or 19. Your
pet should be on a leash
or otherwise restrained,
well-behaved, and ready to
smile for the camera. If you
wish to dress or otherwise
decorate your pet, please do
so. Cost is $30 for one pet
and an additional $15 for
another pet from the same
household.
For more information,
call 530-325-4442 or e-mail
astoriaartloft@gmail.com
CANNON BEACH —The
Creative Coast, a new pro-
gram of Cannon Beach Arts
Association, is presenting
a free series of talks aimed
at sharing information and
experiences between artists
and arts professionals. These
talks are designed for artists;
however, anyone with an
interest in how artists make
livings will enjoy this oppor-
tunity to network with the
local arts community.
The series will kick off
with Bonnie Lang Malcolm-
son at 6 p.m. Thursday, Nov.
17. Malcolmson will discuss
how museums curate shows
and develop collections.
During the following
week’s talk, attendees will
be provided a basic guide to
valuing and pricing artwork
and assistance to help you
decide if and when you may
need an appraiser.
After Thanksgiving the
discussions will continue
with a demonstration from
local photographer Don
Frank as to how to best
photograph artwork.
The series will conclude
with a panel of gallery own-
ers discussing business mod-
els and the varying levels of
artist representation.
The talks are set at 6 p.m.
Thursdays, running Nov. 17
through Dec. 15. The venue
will be the Creative Coast
Project Space, located in
Suite 25 on the second floor
of Sandpiper Square.
Find more information at
cannonbeacharts.org or by
calling 503-436-4426.