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Winter blues activities for you Coloring, puzzle, and crossword fun brought to you by local businesses.

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Eaton’s

TIRE & AUTO REPAIR LLC

Serving Columbia County for 44 years! 1780 Columbia Blvd. at 18th, St. Helens, OR 97051 • 503-397-3145 8AM - 5PM, Monday-Friday. We accept credit cards

Serving Columbia County for 21 years

Automatic & Standard • Transmissions Clutches Brakes • Auto Repair Foreign Domestic & Light Trucks • Tune Ups • Welding • Mufflers & More 434 Milton Way, St. Helens, Mon.-Fri. 8:30-5 • 503.366.5782

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Winter blues activities for you 2021

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Sponsored by Eaton’s Tire & Auto Repair LLC and Alliance Automotive & Exhaust © ADOBE STOCK

At Berry, we create innovative products and solutions that make life better for people and the planet. With over 280 locations around the world, our employees help make a global impact. We proudly partner with our customers to provide them with value-added protective solutions that are increasingly lightweighted and easier to recycle or reuse, always designing for more sustainable future.

What we offer

At Berry, you will enjoy a supportive and inclusive environment. We encourage our employees to progress their careers through our employee development programs. We offer many benefits including: • Competitive Salary with Pay progression • 401K Plan • Shift Differentials

What we look for

Are you a team player who thrives in a fast-paced environment? Would you like to create products for some of the world’s largest brands? Our facilities are currently hiring manufacturing positions. From problem solving skills to leadership qualities, we want you to feel right at home in a place that appreciates your valuable qualities.

Apply today at berryglobal.com/careers.

Berry is an equal opportunity employer

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Winter blues activities for you 2021

STATEPOINT CROSSWORD THEME: DISNEY ACROSS 1. *Bambi and others like him 6. Nail a criminal 9. Use a paring knife 13. Cornucopia’s shape 14. Lawyers’ org. 15. Interior designer’s focus 16. *Gibson Girl Ice Cream Parlor’s draw 17. 1/100 of afghani 18. Tapestry 19. *Minnie Mouse’s full first name 21. *”Be Our Guest” performer 23. Kukui nut necklace 24. #22 Down competitor 25. Dojo pad 28. Pillow filler 30. Detected 35. Burden of proof 37. Ness’ domain 39. Vernacular 40. Poker amount 41. Divvy up 43. U.S. freshwater invader 44. Relating to nose 46. Golfer’s warning 47. “The Three Musketeers” dueling sword 48. Isaac of science fiction fame 50. *”The Princess Diaries” leading actress

52. Pigpen 53. Candle burner 55. Greek letters on campus 57. *Remy’s idol Auguste ____ 61. *Pongo’s mate 65. Radio sign 66. J. Edgar Hoover’s org. 68. Was dishonest with, two words 69. *Iago and Kevin 70. *Scar to Simba, e.g. 71. At the point of death, archaic 72. Command to Fido 73. Seed alternative, to a landscaper 74. Loses color

DOWN 1. Fraud 2. Famous Amos 3. Before long, to Shakespeare 4. Alef and Bet follower 5. *Like a Haunted Mansion visitor 6. California valley 7. *Aladdin’s sidekick 8. What football and baseball have in common, pl. 9. “Frasier” actress Gilpin 10. Homesteader’s measure 11. *Shere Khan’s cry

12. Highland tongue 15. Woman in trouble? 20. Actress Davis 22. Package delivery service 24. Reveal the true nature 25. *”How Far I’ll Go” performer 26. *____ of Arendelle, pl. 27. Hutu’s opponents, 1994 29. *Raksha or Rama 31. Cote d’Azur locale 32. Ginger cookies 33. Kind of heron 34. *Beardless dwarf 36. Clothing line 38. Honker 42. It may be perfect 45. Moves down 49. Itinerary word 51. Cap attachment 54. Part of a sleeve, pl. 56. Organ swelling 57. Loads 58. Military group 59. Sarah, alt. sp. 60. Not a slob 61. ____ Piper 62. Object of worship 63. Tear, past tense 64. *”A Bug’s Life” characters 67. *Human child in Monstropolis

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