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THE COURIER-JOURNAL, SUNDAY, MAY 23, 1993 CROSSWORD PUZZLE fllllll QUOTE-ACROSTIC Edited by Charles Preston 41 Concerning 42 Wind indicator 43 Fed. "extraction" org. 45 Oven 47 Ambler of fiction 48 Place at table 49 Gets the sun 52 Get out of 55 Has feelings for 56 Grape mashing time? 57 Graff of "Mr. Belvedere" 59 Analgesic plants 62 Separated 64 Overworked woodman's condition? 65 Skirt styles 66 "Flash Gordon" star 67 on: encourages 68 Dessert choice 69 Ad award 70 Tie tack 71 Flowering plant 72 Neck hair 73 Former theater org. 74 Add and delete 77 Heat unit: Abbr.

78 Baby beds 81 Heidi's home 82 Skilled performers 86 Feline musical 87 Price come-ons 88 Sailor's saint 90 Takes care of 92 Untie 94 Food fish 95 miss 96 Hole 98 Express happiness lOOGatlin of song 101 Immigration island 102 Proficient 104 Coagulate 105 Auberjonois of TV 106 "Don't look 107 "Moonstruck" star 109 Classifieds, for short 3 River mouth 4 Took on 5 Instruct 6 Prtg. 7 Before phase or physics Maturing additives 9 Routine condition 10 Southern sounds 11 Emanation 12 Remain 13 Linden or Roach 14 Butterflies, sometimes 15 Antique pot? 16 Functional 17 Charlie Chan portrayer 22 G-men 28 Swimming aids 29 Oxford 30 Thanksgiving decorations? 33 Piece of change 35 Church instruments 37 Seniors 39 Arrived 40 Leo, for one "C-PLUS" By Shirley Soioway ACROSS 1 Scoundrels 5 Miscrta of music 10 Short race 14 Short tail 18 Support 19 Spanish James 20 Actress Lee 21 "The Love" 23 Rider's sport 24 State 25 Salt lake of cen. Asia 26 Unen 27 Safe from sweet talk? 30 Biked 31 Arenas 32 Satirist Mort 33 Lulus 34 "Lamp My Feet" 36 Misplace 38 Approximately 39 Poodle hair care? 44 Chop choice 46 Celebration 50 Mlsbehavm' 51 TV host Collins 52 City on the Seyhan 53 Kind of code 54 Rabat residents 57 Currier's partner 58 Relating to wise men 60 LouisvilleNew York vector 61 "Rule Britannia" composer 62 Active 63 Votes in 64 Shank 65 Mimics 66 Naval VIPs 67 Engraves 70 Diagonal 71 "Laugh In" Johnson 72 West of Hollywood 75 Overshoe 76 Spare 77 Alport's group 79 Luggage item 80 Spint 82 men in 83 Against 84 Corner sign 85 "Ye Gift Shoppe" 86 Disintegrating roost? 89 "Time 91 Blind feature 93 Wrigglers 94 Brawl aftermaths 97 Elevator man 99 minute 103 Door fasteners 104 Irritable mystery writer? 108 Particles 109 Malt infusions 1 10 Percentage gift 1 1 1 Perry's creator 112 "Goodbye, Mr. Chips" star 113 Finished 114RiceorFudd 1 1 5 Voyage 116 Make over 1 1 7 Anna of "Nana" 118 Tea leaf readers 119Meth. DOWN 1 Bosses, in Roma 2 Relating to How to find the newsworthy quote and quoter: 1.

Define "Clues," writing definitions in answer column over numbered dashes. 2. Transfer letters to numbered squares in diagram: the black squares separate words. 3. When pattern is completed, quotation can be read from left to right.

The first letters of the answer words, reading down, form an acrostic yielding the speaker's name and the topic of the quotation. Aiiiwer puzzle wiN appear next week. B1C2B3 4M5J6L7A 9 to 11 12 13 PI" 14 16 17 0 18 19 Of 120 21 22 23 A 24 25 26 I 28 29 30 38O38T40A41C 42 43 44 450 46 47 0 48 49 0 50 I 51 52 53 54 M56 K57 P58 58 Of 61 62 63 i 64 A65 E66 0 67 D68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 I 76 II 77 78 A 79 80 81 82 83 84 86 86 87 88 39 i 90 91 92 93 94 95 J96 M97 98 90 Q100 101 102 103 104 106 106 0 107 108 1109 A 110M 111 112 113 114 115Q 116 "117l 118 119 120 PI 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 0 129 130 0 131 132 133 134 136 136 137 138 139 140 141 I 142 143 0 144 146 Jl 146 147 148 149 160 161 153 154 158 '56 wm" CLUES A. Caaaowary, la.g. B.

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It's worth the trip." Nell Lochner, Louisville My husband says I talk in my sleep, but I'm skeptical. Nobody at work has ever mentioned it: W. R. McNeely, Louisville Sign on a tailor shop window: "As ye rip so shall we sew." Lucille Lowe, Leitchfield, Ky. An agent arranged an audition with a TV producer for a talking dog who told jokes and sang songs.

The amazed producer was about to sign a contract when suddenly a much larger dog burst into the room, grabbed the talking pooch by the neck and bounded out. "What happened?" asked the producer, "That's his mother," the agent said. "She wants him to be a doctor." Allen Walker, Sellersburg, Ind. A. Follow out B.

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Take amiss H. Masse I. Chow chow J. Deans K. Out to lunch forrest Mcdonald, SOCIAL (Problems): It was fashionable to ask the dumb question, "If we can put a man on the moon, why can't we solve our social dilemmas?" The reason we cannot solve them is precisely the reason we can put a man on the moon.

ENERGE WHAT THE SAP THAT CAUSE? THE MArTTIW PRlhlKEK TO THINK Or PICKENS. rm "1 I IIA fl 0JT flMi JIM I TjATplJ HllJ A LJ 0 NlU STTJ I Li LiE 1 1 fi i Aim IJSOIa Jill STom jD OT LI VH 1 0c u2JC-3( STb. 1 "STaTT OiRlsPo" NiFTI EflART 1 0 1 E5IP A EflT Sjjs 0 AQ i WidTyUv IjT Dlllti Jii -Ak 6 sP Jflji QSN iieMTm J3 xi 8 AijSyAiiiijnl! Alii A H'11 s-rlllJL rH A -A 51 iti ESSaR A 1 i I UM I AlOL A0jT 1J3 0L R'tli A Til? 0 NHL A Alf 0 Ai A I HJbTO 0 Sf 0 I VE 111 LilttSEAlll AiliftS. ----D TTrUsTkIE'ITTtU 1 1 I 5 1 A I KANTIE rm Now arrange the circled letters to form the surprise answer, as suggested by the above cartoon. JUMBLE Last week's words: BRIDGE EYELET CARNAL BEAVER CAUCUS TIPTOE PRINT YOUR ANSWER IN THE CIRCLES BELOW Clue: The miser's favorite salad.

Answer: LETTUCE CABBAGE tea C- and Jason ft Dean Fletcher Rada Kay Skaggs and Henry Don Jeffries III Mr. and Mrs. Ned A. Thornber- ry of Shively will celebrate their 50th anniversary Saturday with a Mass at 2 p.m. at St.

Helen Catholic Church, followed by a reception in the church cafeteria. Mr. Thornberry retired in 1985 from Louisville Gas Electric Co. Mrs. Thornberry, the former Madeline Page Guthrie, is retired from J.

C. Penney Co. They were married May 26, 1943, in Louisville. They have three children, Pamela F. Edwards of Lexington, Linda S.

Schrader of Leitchfield, and Janet M. Thornberry of Shively; five grandchildren; and five great-grandchildren. iff' Use Paper Money Announcement policy On Sunday The Courier-Journal publishes announcements of weddings and wedding anniversaries (for the 50th anniversary and every five years thereafter). We will list weddings and anniversaries for couples who live in Kentucky or Indiana; we also will list weddings for couples whose parents live in either state. There is no charge.

To have an announcement listed, you must submit a properly completed wedding or anniversary form. If the form is received three weeks or more in advance, we will try to publish an anniversary notice the Sunday before the anniversary date and a wedding notice on the first Sunday after the ceremony. Forms received later than three weeks in advance will be published as space permits, i A photograph of the bride (or the bride and bridegroom together) will be published with a wedding announcement, if such a photograph is submitted. It should be wallet-sized or larger; it will be returned if a stamped, self-addressed envelope is enclosed. Care Will be exercised in the handling of photographs, but The Courier-Journal cannot be responsible for loss or damage.

(Photographs are not published with anniversary announcements.) To obtain wedding or anniversary forms, call the Features department at (502) 582-4667 or write Weddings, Features Department, The Courier-Journal, 525 W. Broadway, P. O. Box 740031, Louisville, Ky. 40201-7431.

WEDDINGS Amy Lyn Sils, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Steven A. Sils, and Jason Dean Fletcher, son of Mrs. Mona G.

Fletcher and the late Mr. Tommy A. Fletcher, were married at 2 p.m. yesterday at Okolona Church of Christ. All are of Louisville.

The bride attends the University of Louisville and is employed by National Processing Co. The bridegroom is a graduate of of attends the university's graduate program and is employed by United Parcel Service. Rada Kay Skaggs, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lee Skaggs, and Henry Don Jeffries III, son of Mr.

Henry Don Jeffries Jr. and Ms. Sandra M. Jeffries, were married March 27 at Ormsby Heights Baptist Church. All are of Louisville.

The bride is a graduate of the University of Louisville and is a teacher for Portland Elementary. The bridegroom -is a graduate of Jefferson Community College and is employed by Circuit City. Jill Marie Riede and W. Miles Cutsinger 1 '-f ANNIVERSARIES Skeree Lynn Shankland and Thomas E. Shannon Jr.

Sheree Lynn Shankland of Simpsonville, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Shankland of Crestwood, and Thomas E.

Shannon son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Shannon Sr. of Louisville, were married at 7 p.m.

Friday at Catholic Church of the Holy Spirit in Louisville. The bride is employed by Blue Cross Blue Shield of Kentucky. The bridegroom is a graduate of Bellarmine College and is employed by U. S. Specialties Clip, save and use the coupons you get in The Courier-Journal.

They add up to great savings. To subscribe, call The Courier-Journal at5822211 today. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Woerner of Louisville will celebrate their 50th anniversary today with an open houise from 1 to 4 p.m.

at the American Legion GI Joe Post 244, 3408 College Drive, Jefferson-town. Mr. Woerner retired in 1984 as supervisor for Derby Cap Co. Mrs. Woerner is the former Martha Diemer.

They were married May 23, 1943, in Texarkana, Texas. They have two children, Karen Majberry and Sherry Fisher, both of Louisville; and five Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Elmer. Guthrie of Valley Station will celebrate their 50th anniversary today with a reception from 2 to 5 p.m.

at Bethany Methodist Church Fellowship Hall. Mr. Guthrie retired in 1981 from Pennsylvania Railroad. Mrs. Guthrie, the former Mary Lou Smith, retired in 1985 from Continental Air Filters.

They were married May 22, 1943, in Rossville, Ga. They have four children, Carol. Guthrie Stovall, Carl, Charles and Connie Guthrie, all of Louisville; and five grandchildren. Jill Marie Riede, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Keller Riede Sr. of Louisville, and W. Miles Cut-singer, son of Mrs. Carole Thomas of Louisville and Mr. Wayne Cutsinger of Anaston, were married at 7 p.m.

Friday at St. Brigid Catholic Church. The bride is a graduate of the University of Louisville and is an account representative for PAC-TEL Paging. The bridegroom attends Jefferson Community College and is a supervisor for United Parcel Service. tyt fonricr-Setrrtwtl 1 cnrUr-3ttrl 582-2211 1-80O866-2211.