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PARLOR TRICKS
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Smelly
Amtrak stops: Abbr.
What an auctioneer’s gavel indicates
In a way
Home planet of TV’s ALF
Planted
Rapper who founded the record label
Mass Appeal
83 Japanese drama
84 Slippery, say
85 ____-free
87 Friendly greeting on the highway
89 Wine from central Tuscany
92 The Apollo Theater usher ordered a …
97 The pastry chef ordered a …
100 Eastern philosophy
101 Ocular socket
102 Simpson with the 2004 hit “Pieces of Me”
103 Arthur who composed “The Yeomen of the
Guard”
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107 All out
110 Won
111 Without alteration
112 Filming locale
113 Places for cheap drinks
115 And the homebody ordered an …
118 “We’ll teach you to drink deep ____ you
depart”: Hamlet
119 Stores with Småland play areas
120 Perspicacious
121 Fishing sites
122 Director Guillermo ____ Toro
123 Earth
124 Beaux-____
125 Vaporize
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2 One who facilitates self-destructive
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Stops
It can symbolize an open mouth in an
8-Down
Kind of intake, to a nutritionist
See 6-Down
Some narcs
What “X” may stand for
Bad thing on a motorist’s record, for short
Pufflet
First name of the First Lady of Song
Some sights in Oz
Where many Golden State Warriors fans
live
Like much of the Western Hemisphere
Along the back
Most foxy
Pres. who signed the Glass-Steagall Act
Rehab affliction, for short
Bulbous, narrow-necked bottles
Lifesaver, for short
Successful presidential slogan of old
____ al-Fitr (holiday marking the close
of Ramadan)
Miles away
Fails (to)
Problems of amnesia
Stop
Channel with highlights
Angry chorus
Annual science fiction award
Isn’t serious
Family support group
Vegas establishment with a giant guitar
sign
Writing of W. S. Gilbert
Weight
English facilities
Scruffs
Country singer with the No. 1 albums
“Breathe” and “Cry”
Follow closely
Females whose gender identities match
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their gender assignments at birth
Some gametes
Tach readings
Savings vehicle, in brief
A pop
____ rea (intent to commit a crime)
Winter garment insert
Likely to butt in
Pay up?
Toy to keep track of?
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By Andy Kravis / Puzzles Edited by Will Shortz
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1 Locale for a bottom feeder
7 Relinquish
11 Total nerdburger
16 The Mormon Church, for short
19 Having come apart
20 Company with a Roman centurion logo,
informally
21 Name shouted at the end of the “Flint-
stones” closing theme song
22 I.S.P. option
23 At the ice cream parlor, the grand marshal
ordered a …
25 R&B’s ____ Brothers
26 Effort
27 Atoms
28 Weak-minded type
30 Something lost in old literature
32 Airline to Ben Gurion Airport
33 Water
35 Sites with corporate names, often
36 Low-status, as work
38 Govt. org. under Homeland Security
39 The confirmed bachelor ordered a …
42 The crossing guard ordered a …
45 See 46-Across
46 With 45-Across, focus directly on hitting
someone
47 Accident investigation org.
49 Navigational aid, for short
50 Actress Aniston, in the tabloids
52 God, in Rastafarianism
55 “Get ____!”
57 Winds, as videotape
59 Frequent co-star of Mastroianni
61 “Frozen” snowman
63 Question of doubt
65 How many verbs in Esperanto are irregular
66 Premium Cuban cigar brand
67 The amateur singer ordered a …
70 The dental hygienist ordered a …
72 Radicchio relative
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What “goes to” a movie star
“That’s really important to me”
T.S.A. requirements
Some counterculture gatherings
Theoretical
Dismissal, slangily
W.W. II arena
Had a good cry
Like sailors on leave
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Soviet space dog of 1957
Contribute
No longer bothered by
Manual selection
Eponym of the Courage Award given at
the ESPYs
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116 ____ Beach, Hawaii
117 “Gangnam Style” rapper
Join Cannon Beach Chorus’ spring season
Pianists perform Bach, Broadway at Pioneer church
CANNON BEACH — The Cannon
Beach Chorus welcomes new and return-
ing singers to the 2019 spring season,
titled “The Circle of Life.”
The Chorus meets 6:30 to 8:30 p.m.
Mondays at the Cannon Beach Commu-
nity Church, 132 E. Washington St.
Under the direction of Dr. John Bue-
hler, the Chorus will perform choral
works by Gabriel Fauré, Ralph Hunter,
C.M. Shearer and Stephen Sondheim. The
musical group is composed of 55 to 60
singers who reside in coastal communi-
ties from Astoria to Tillamook and range
in age from 16 to older adults.
Interested singers are encouraged to
attend and become part of the choral per-
WARRENTON —
“Classics and Candlelight:
Bach to Broadway” with
pianists Jane McGeehan
and Kaisa Liljenwall takes
place 4 p.m. Sunday, Jan.
20, at Pioneer Presbyterian
Church.
They will perform popu-
lar classics, including pieces
for four hands. Included
will be works by Bach,
Beethoven, Mozart, Chopin
and Hogey Carmichael. The
concert is a dedication for
a new grand piano recently
given to the church by Sam
Colin Murphey
The Cannon Beach Chorus directed by John
Buehler.
forming arts on the North Coast. For
more information, visit cannonbeachcho-
rus.org or contact 503-436-0378.
Pioneer Presbyterian Church
Pianists Jane McGeehan, left,
and Kaisa Liljenwall.
Purtle, whose mother, Jac-
quetta, was a concert pianist
and musician at the church
for many years.
McGeehan and Liljen-
wall, a Warrenton High
School student, are the
church pianists. The con-
cert is by donation, with
all money going to Filling
Empty Bellies, a local non-
profit providing food for
the homeless. Refreshments
will be served.
The church is at 33324
Patriot Way, Warrenton,
next to Camp Rilea. For
more information, call pas-
tor Dwight Caswell at
503-883-3097.