PAGE 2 THE DALLAS POST ~ Sunday, July 12, 2009 CROSSWORD CORNER Puzzle answers, Page i : : GO FIGURE! by Linda Thistle ; 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 only once. DIFFICULTY: * % * Moderate * % Difficult * * x GO FIGURE! § 1.24 56 6:7 89 © 2009 King Features Syndicate, Inc. King Crossword SWEET Super Crossword GNAW-THINGS ACROSS 51 “Taras 99 Winter DOWN 41 Sib’s kid 87 McCarthy's 1 Pugilistic Bulba” hazard 1 Secure spot 42 On the — trunkmate poke author 100 Trattoria 2 — mater vive (alert) 89 West. 4 Silenced a © 54 Emulate treat 3 Rosary part 43 Summer alliance squeak Pinocchio 101 TV chef 4 Speak freely coif 92 Brace 9 Fuel source 55 Brandy ; Martin 5 Roth — 44 Tristan’s 95 Asta'’s 13 “Turandot” cocktail 103 “— Shuffle” 6 Exist tootsie mistress tenor 58 Protect with ('77 song) 7 Temptation 46 Actress 96 Snarl 18 Heady plastic 104 Seaweed location Skye 97 Banned © quaff 61 Resident product 8 Earl — 50 Take the pesticide 19 Savanna 64 “Yours, Mine 105 Bobby's Biggers honey and 98 London sight: and —" flashlight 9 Living room run district 20 Lhasa — ('68 film) 108 Rodent's 10 Antipollution 52 Mayberry 102 Shake up 21 Arbus 65 Keatsian Olympic arp. town drunk 104 Actor’s apparatus creation motto? 11 “The — 53 “Why don't actor? 22 Rodent’s 66 Redact 112 Broad st. 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Haves— to w 5 bis "41 Information 1 Gun the “Supplement grind eee 43 Largest state engine 20’ Break 44 Timetable 7 20 bse 45 St. George's 401(k) suddenly abbr. ‘foe alternative 21 Writer 45 Decorate 47 Automobile 3 Crony Kingsley 46 Hurry . 48 See 16-Down 4 Chimp’s 22 Toy shop . 50 Actress 49 Odin’s snack purchase Ullmann maidens 5 Designate 23 Ratified 51 Hockey 54 Work with ~~ 6 Singer 27 — Khan surface : 55 Banishment DiFranco 29 Glimpse , 52 Dine i 56 Baseballer's Megaphone- 30 Sicilian 53 Resort a shaped | volcano Mike Lewis to appear at ‘Summerfest’ Country music singer-songwrit- er Mike Lewis will present his dis- tinctive brand of entertainment at a free performance when he pre- sents music from his new record- ing “One Teardrop Falls” at the “SummerFest” at St. Paul’s Evan- gelical Lutheran Church, Rt. 118, Dallas, at 6:30 p.m. on Saturday, Aug. 8. When Lewis is not recording in the studio, he is performing live throughout Pennsylvania and the eastern seaboard. He has opened for groups such as the Oak Ridge Boys, headlined at several state fairs and perform- ed in Nashville. Some of his songs were used in the soundtrack for the documentary “Nick, Luke and Linda,” which won the Best Docu- mentary Award at the Sol Film Festival. His music is also heard on the weekly television and Inter- net program "Windsor Park Sto- ries." ~SummerFest begins at 9 a.m. with a craft fair, features entertain- ment beginning at 10 a.m. and ends with a silent basket auction and entertainment at 9 p.m. Per- formers include Lewis, the Magic of Bill Dickson, the praise music group “Twice Blessed,” a barber- shop quartet and the musical tal- ents of St. Paul's congregation members. A Fire Safety House, sponsored by the Nanticoke Fire Department and supported by the Dallas Fire Department, will be set up to pro- vide information on fire safety. The Ident-A-Child program, sponsored by the Back Mountain Police Association, will also pro- vide fingerprinting and photo identification forms. In addition to the wide range of handmade items available for sale “at the craft fair, there will be booths selling baked goods, plants, jewelry and books, as well as Hillside Farms ice cream. A children’s activities booth will provide games and simple crafts for young children. A quilt, handmade by the Back Mountain Quilters, will go up for auction at 7:30 p.m. All proceeds from the event will benefit St. Paul’s ministries. JiR Tables for specialty vendors are $25 and are still available. Please call Laura Stearns at 675- 7045 for more information or to re- serve a table. For more information, call the church office at 675-3859. { will present | a free perform- | ance at the Summer- Fest at St. Paul's A Lutheran #§ | Church, i Dallas, on Saturday, Aug. 8. Wednesday prior to publication. 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