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Crossword
ACROSS
1 Hearth
sweepings
6 Quaker pronoun
10 Wide shot
14 Thicket -
15 Tenant’s
expense
16 Beginning of
fairy tales
17 Magnate
18 Kelp, e g.
19 Lady’s address
20 Flock mother
21 Drive forward
23 Rousseau or
Matisse
24 Opening-day
pitcher
25 Amiabilfty
27 Pays heed
31 Granular
seasoning
32 Mine entrance
33 Car panels
38 Concluding
passages
w riaioon setting,
briefly
41 Freshwater fish
42 Word with power
or storm
45 Brainchild
46 Owl cal!
47 Most honorable
49 Fatherly
53 Calendar unit
54 Swiftly 1
55 Come to a point 1
57 “JAG” network 1
60 *_la Douce" 1
61 Soggy ground 5
62 Lake by Reno J
64 Small drinks i
65 Hawk’s opposite 1
66 Draw out J
67 Otherwise
68 Crackle and i
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69 Director <
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1 Summit
2 Snail’s pace
3 Enormous
4 Cassowary
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5 Edit film
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7 Gurley Brown or
Hunt
8 Man from
Manchester
9 Greek letter
0 For an instant
1 Silly
2 Wound marks
3 Big rigs
!2 Repair
3 Spartan serf
!4 Business tote
:6 Hack
:7 Ornamental
fringe
!8 Screw star
9 Lateral part
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sewage
A Pouchlike
structure
15 Commuted
16 Club expwse
17 Sports fig.
19 Put in mothballs
13 Howard or
Leibman
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44 Rich source
48 Cashless trade
49 “Common
Sense” writer
50 Showery month
51 Packs down
tightly
52 Insect stage
56 Furtive glance
57 Buddy
58 _Raton, FL
59 Witnessed
61 GPs
63 Bother
Horoscopes
ARIES It’s OK to like someone
without going along with all of
their crazy schemes. Use your
own judgment and just say
“no” — or “later.”
TAURUS Continue to inhibit
yourself, even if it’s the last
thing you want to do. It’ll save
you a lot of grief. No quick
movements.
GEMINI It’s not a good day to
travel, to send out requests or
packages, or to run errands.
Put it all off until tomorrow.
Prepare.
CANCER You like to be careful
with money. It’s a game to see
how much you can save. You
do it even when you don’t have
to. Don’t take any risks today.
LEO If you think an older
person will kick up a fuss if
you propose anything more
than minimal expenditures,
you’re right. Look at it as if the
money you save will be yours.
VIRGO It’s not a good day to
travel, mail packages or even
make phone calls. There are
too many things that can go
wrong. Hide out and make
plans, if possible.
LIBRA The person who has
your attention now is a
charmer, no doubt about that.
Don’t offer to pay for
everything, though. You aren’t
made of money, you know.
SCORPIO Your partner wants
to race off and do something
that you’re not sure is right.
Before you allow any major
changes, hold off for a couple of
days. Conditions will improve.
SAGITTARIUS Remember to
finish your job before you get
into anything else. That
includes magazines, books and
long telephone conversations.
CAPRICORN Don’t bring up the
subject of money with a person
who’s already nervous enough.
If you’re owed some, you can
collect it later. Don’t rub salt in
a fresh wound.
AQUARIUS You’re full of great
ideas, but you need to be
practical. How will you
actually make them work? Ask
for help.
PISCES Hopefully you’ve done
your homework and are now
ready to take action. It’s
important to be certain about
what you’re doing. Either way,
be methodical.
CALENDAR
Ten Mile
Tic
Today
“PHILADELPHIA”: 8 p.m.
Russell House Theater.
“ELEPHANT”: 7 and 9 p.m.
Nickelodeon Theatre, 937
Main St.
MIKENPIKEWITH TINKER’S
PUNISHMENT, THE FUNK
STYLISTS, MARK SMITH
BAND: 8 p.m. New Brookland
Tavern, 122 State St. $5 21+, $7
under.
JOSHUA WERNER WITH
JOSHUA BLANKENSHIP: 9 p.m.
Jammin’ Java, 1530 Main St.
$5.
“MESSIAH ON THE
FRIGIDAIRE”: Workshop
Theatre, 520 Lady St. $13, $11
students.
SIMPLIFIED: Sundance Bar
and Grill, 902-B Gervais St.
Thursday
use DANCE COMPANV
CONCERT: 8 p.m. Drayton
Hall, $14, $10 students.
“DO THE RIGHT THING”: 8
p.m. Russell House Theater.
“ELEPHANT”: 7 and 9 p.m.
Nickelodeon Theatre.
BRETT TREACY WITH SIMPLE
AS THAT, THOMAS REED,
CLAYTON RAVINE: 8 p.m. New
Brookland Tavern, $8.
SALT CREEK: 9 p.m. Jammin’
Java.
“MESSIAH ON THE
FRIGIDAIRE”: Workshop
Theatre, $13, $11.