PAGE 2 THE DALLAS POST Sunday, January 4, 2009 CROSSWORD CORNER Super Crossword FOREIGN FiLm ACROSS 56 What a 102 On — 7 Contempo- 42 DEA officer 84 Chilean 1 Voucher feller needs (doing rary 43 Theatrical pianist 5 Plane place 57 In-your-face great) 8 “Don’t touch Joseph 87 Without 11 Big bargain item 4 Down my bone!” 44 Literary reservation 16 “Major 58 Dancer meas. 9 Ginger — pseudonym 88 Bonaparte’s Barbara” Jose 105 Clone 10 Dollars for ~~ 45 Thrill buddy monogram 60 Pamphlet 106 A Bobbsey quarters 48 Motorcycle 89 Ward (off) 19 Clair or 63 Floor twin 11 Audiophile’s feature 91 Shoe width Coty covering 109 Intense equipment 49 Wagon part 94 Farm 20 Swimmer 64 Hoarder 110 — Claire, 12 Eastern 50 Hammer feature Gertrude 66 Taxing Wi “Way” head 95 Examine 21 Garrulous time? 112 “Blueberry 13 Wee one 52 Marsh sight 96 PD alert 22 School 68 “| Love a Hill" singer 14 “America’s 53 Olive — 98 Coll. brass subject Parade” 114 Jane Fonda Most 59 Monty's 99 Forsyth Ss 23 “Bus Stop” composer film Wanted” milieu The — playwright 69 Gregory 122 Leave out abbr. 60 '82 Jeff File 24 Peter Peck film 123 Fireworks 15 ira Bridges film 100 Firstborn O'Toole film 74 Jeweler's reaction Gershwin, 61 Volcano 101 Rock's — 27 Medal weight 124 Gives the for one part Speedwagon material 76 Exodus green light 16 Libreville’s 62 Clerical 102 Blessed 29 Pine figure 125 Pageant land garb sound? product 77 “— props 17 Escort 63 Baseball's 103 Mercedes of 30 incongruous Butterfly” 126 Misplace 18 Command Speaker 1 he Fisher state (’66 hit) 127 Neighbor of to Fido 65 Genghis — King 31 Command 80 Ken of “Hill Ger. 25 immobile 66 Curly coif 106 Shatner to Fido Street 128 Actress class 67 Supportive co-star 32 Eventually Blues” Davis 26 “La of 107 Absinthe 37 Where the 81 Conductor's 129 Least con- Rondine” 68 Blue hue ingredient buoys are concern ventional rendition 70 Tasty tuber 108 Famous 39 Glaze 83 Endangered 130 — -in-the- 28 Energy 71 Weaken 109 Perched on 40 Judy Davis herbivore wool 33 “For 72 Agt. 111 Proverb film 85 Solidify shame!” 73 Got off preposition 43 Jury 86 In error DOWN 34 Albeniz or 74 Quiche 113 Shape member 87 Twisted 1 Corn Asimov creator 115 Turner or 46 Mr. Miyagi's 88 Way over holders 35 Peripatetic 75 — Romeo Pappas forte yonder 2 Matisse or Polo 78 Swerve 116 Rob Roy's 47 Emcee’s 90 Little laugh Rousseau 36 “Gracious 79 Gen. 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The idea of Go Figure is to arrive at the figures given at the bottom and right-hand columns of the diagram by following the arith- metic signs in the order they are given (that is, from left to right and top to bottom). Use only the numbers below the diagram to complete its blank squares and use each of the nine numbers DIFFICULTY: x % * Moderate * x Difficult * x * GO FIGURE! © 2009 King Features Syndicate, Inc. World rights reserved. (clo A eli] a1 SI ARUCERLIEIE X + 22 l= 12 458667 89 ACROSS 1 5 8 12 13 14 15 16 18 20 21 23 24 28 31 32 34 35 37 39 41 42 45 49 51 52 Apiece Despondent Vagrant Sly tactic Praise in verse October birthstone Charged particles Walled-in group of buildings Use a seven- second delay, e.g. Scads Brilliant-hued fish Female deer UNIVAC, for one Formerly Honest politician Paddock papas Intimidate Platter Entire Opposite of “dis” ~Fragic Beetle talisman Mythical maidens Collected into a volume Hodgepodge Sheltered King Crossword 2 13: 14 8 17 8 12 11 25 26 36 42 [43 49 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 53 “Hail, 7 Showroom 29 Caesar!” sample 30 54 PBS science 8 Jinx 33 show 9 Wealth 36 55 Sail support 10 Poison 38 56 That woman 11 Automaker 57 Dance lesson Ransom Eli 40 DOWN 17 Legume 42. 1 Grand story holder 43 2 Lotion 1,19 Piece of work 44 additive 22 Biblical king 46 3 R.l. neighbor 24 Scoundrel 4 Mint often 25 Sapporo 47 used as an sash herb 26 Messieurs’ 48 5 Re Plato’s counterparts teacher 27 String around 50 6 Commotion your finger © 2009 King Features Syndicate, Inc. World rights reserved. Barracks bed Ram’s mate Agile Rug Slot-machine fruits Mai — (cocktail) Con job. , Pop flavor Mediocre: Whodunit blueprint Apiary structure Daytime drama Prior night CHURCH BRIEFS Loyalville UM Church plans chicken dinner A chicken and biscuits dinner and bake sale will be held from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. on Saturday, Jan. 10, at the Loyalville United Methodist Church. Tickets are $8 for adults and $3.50 for children under 12 years of age. Takeouts are available and may be ordered by calling 477-3521, leaving a name, phone number, number of dinners requested and pickup time. Dream interpretation classes scheduled Dreams and vision interpretation classes, sponsored by River of Life @ KPM of Dallas, are held at 6:30 p.m. every Wednesday at 324 Over- brook Rd., Dallas. The classes are free. If you have had a desire to under- stand and interpret dreams and visions or have had dreams that have gone unanswered, these class- es will help develop interpretation skills and add new insight into the revelatory realm. The classes are taught by proph- etic pastor Mary Ann Kotch who has studied and completed ad- vanced courses with Streams Minis- tries and other nationally-known revelatory ministries. She is certi- fied in dream and vision interpreta- tion having interpreted over four thousand dreams. For more information, call 674- 5459. GATE OF HEAVEN YOUTH CHOIR VISITS SHUT-INS Several members Heaven Youth Choir v of the Gate of isited the homes of parish member shut-ins during the holiday season. Their Christmas carols, along with a huge stocking, brought joy and the Christmas spi ioners. Seated is Mary rit to the parish- Weeks. 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