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ACROSS


1    Bishop's Jurisdiction
8    Mussolini's idealogy
15   Pollution Problem
17   Puerto Rico, Jamaica et al.
18   Spanish painter
19   Med. printout
20   Brother in arms
21   Chance
24   Impudent
25   Clear the windshield
28   Grp.
30   Jazz or Beat, e.g.
31   Cash-register ring
35   Snatch
39   Italian passage
42   Bow-stern connection
43   Chant
44   Cable station from Tenn.
45   Post-millennium year
47   Demolished
49   Polynesian island group
52   Pamper
58   Family dog
59   Siamese, today
63   Sickly ones
66   Like a start-up business
67   Fights, country-style
68   Canadian province

DOWN

1    Expands a pit
2    Concerning
3    Polish-German border river
4    Dos y dos
5    Cornerstone abbr.
6    "The Prince's Birthday" painter
7    Dropped the ball
8    Supporter
9    Abbreviation of 68A
10   Drinks greedily
11   Careers
12   Long Island Township
13   Soak
14   Disorderly
16   Villain in "Othello"
22   Hindu god of fire
23   Swedish city near Copenhagen
25   Escritoire
26   Art Deco designer
27   Get along
29   Visualized
32   Of the ear
33   ___ boom
34   Sternward
36   Put on the ___
37   Beheaded Boleyn
38   Wedding token
40   Charity distributors
41   Very dry
46   Hasbro competition
48   Garb
49   One with an IRA
50   Guam capital
51   Feels the heat?
53   Mayberry kid
54   Medicinal plant
55   Madame de ___
57   Extra in a play, for short
60   '60s musical
61   Med. sch. subj.
62   Madonna hit, "La ___ Bonita"
64   MDs
65   Polish


 
MIKE PINGREE'S
THROUGH THE LOOKING GLASS
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT: Within hours after the Aqua Clara Motel was shut down because it was a haven for prostitutes and drug dealers, it was taken over by Clearwater, Fla., police officers posing as prostitutes and drug dealers. Members of the local underworld simply assumed they were still dealing with real criminals like themselves, and were very surprised when they were arrested.
WHERE TO, GENTS? After stealing a video camera, a VCR, a stereo and some jewelry from a New York apartment, two burglars hailed a cab that happened to be driven by an undercover police officer who was patrolling the area.
SQUIRT, SQUIRT, SQUIRT, KA-BLAM! Police in Bangkok have been ordered not to carry water pistols during the four-day New Year festival, a time when police traditionally squirt each other in celebration of the imminent rainy season. The chief is afraid that his men will accidentally pull out the wrong gun.
OK, THAT'S SIX, CARRY THE ONE: The wrong team was declared the winner of the Iowa State Math Championship, because officials calculated the scores incorrectly. The judges were off by 60 points.
WHAT GAVE ME AWAY, OFFICER? A Florida jail inmate stole his orange prison jumpsuit when he was released and then, a few months later, wore it to a rock concert where many sheriff's deputies were providing security. After they grabbed him, the cops found out he wasn't even supposed to be there because he was sentenced to house arrest as a condition of his parole. He is back behind bars.
Send questions or comments to Mike Pingree at mpingree@bostonherald.com. Or log onto to Mike's new Web site at
www.pingreeslookingglass.com
©2002 TRIBUNE MEDIA SERVICES, INC.

Contratulations to the latest Red Cedar Inn drawing winners!!
And the winners are......

The November winner of a $50.00 Red Cedar Inn Gift Certificate is Tom Hunsaker of Chesterfield.

The following guests won our weekly drawings for November.

     Marty Marler of Pacific won the drawing for dinner and movie for two.
     Ina Holland of Villa Ridge won the drawing for “10 free sandwiches” from the Red Cedar Inn.
     Frances Owen of Pacific won the drawing for the Giant Gift Basket.
     Rick Nadler of Gray Summit won the drawing for the $50.00 Gift Certificate for the Wallach House.
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