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The Sanger Area Chamber of Commerce and Lake Ray Roberts Marina
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A North Texas blues icon, Pops Carter, will perform an all
acoustic show Thursday evening, July 27, at the Lighthouse Cove
Restaurant al Like Ray Roberts Marina.
Tin show will spotlight the traditional blues influences that
Cai ter has developed over his 65 years of performing.
l or those who may miss Carter’s Thursday performance, he will
perform again at Lighthouse Cove Saturday, Aug. 19, this time with
his full band,'The Punkinonsters.
Carter recently released his first album in four years, which
features longtime favorites ranging from “Breakfast l ime” to "Baby,
Come On Home!"
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116 Pebbles'pet
117 Contemptible
119 Nancy s onetime rival
121 Swaying movement
123 Addict Fred?
126 Pod vegetable
127 One, in JuArez
128 Take care of
129 Film role for Carrey
130 Invigorates (with “up")
131 Jimmy's successor
132 Stage direction
133 Concurrence
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Sales Tax Holiday Aug. 4- 6
Texas families have an opportunity to stretch their clothing
budgets during the second annual Sales Tax Holiday, Aug. 4-6.
No state and local sales taxes will be charged on most clothing
and footwear priced under $100.
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For a complete list of tax-exempt items, go to the Comptroller's Web site at:
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SOURCE: Carole Keeton Rylander.Tet^s Comptroller of Public Accounts.
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1 Buccaneer's weapon
7 WWII crafi
12 NBA legend
15 Speck on a monitor
19 Schedule
20 Sunset Boulevard role
21 Debtor's letters
22 Noted vampire maven
23 Packaged money?
25 Diaphanous
27 "Halt, salt!"
28 Part of the divorce
settlement?
29 Liz Smith tidbit
31. Type of investment
32 Female lobster
33. “That makes sense"
35 "Sad to say"
36 Furious
37 Oft-stubbed digit
38 Scuff mark site?
44 Silver
47. Perrier rival
48 Jazz up
50 Joan of 'Twin Peaks'
51 Agreed (with)
53 James and Kett
56 Faxed
57. Found
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61 Gag
63 "Don't be silly!"
64 Immunizing, perhaps
65 "___. don't mean maybe"
67 Amateurs on radio
69 Nitwits
70 7-10 split?
74 Early role for Dustin
77 First of all
79 Poser
80 Type of auto lease
82 Beefeater beverage
84 Mrs Doubtlire, e g
86 Snooze
88. Took oil
89 Skywalker’s mentor
91 Perch
93 More mature
95. Prosperity
96 The Rose Tattoo star
98 So long
100 McFarland of “Our Gang"
102 Hester Prynne?
105. Above, In poesy
106 Hearing aid?
107 Greeting from Kermit
108 Camera's eye
110 Navy bigwig abbr.
113. Proust let him have his
way
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1 Hindu prince
2 Desert plant
3 Pie nut
4 Cartoonist's supply
5 Issue
6 Scooted
7 Ignored
8 Speaker of Afrikaans
9 Spheres
10 Latin I veib
11 Urban street division
12. Assimilate
13 Leeway
14 Grenoble gravy
15. First Jewish Supreme
Court Justice
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Harrison Ford and Michelle
Pfeiffer develop a sixth sense in
the flashy thriller What Lies
Beneath '
By: Caleb Norris
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it surely suits her.
Sitting in the movie
theatre watching What Lies
Beneath with my better half, I was
reminded of just how much fun
going to the movies can be With
very sudden scare, with every
jump, my arm became increasingly
squeezed, and for that Tm
thankful. Director Zemeckis may
have been having fun trying to up
Hitchcock, but in his zest to out
maneuver the genius he has
created something more sacred: a
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When the opening credits
vanish in the new thriller What
Lies Beneath (Dreamworks.
PG-13), we find ourselves in the
queasy, stomach-churning
neighborhood of Alfred
Hitchcock’s Rear Window. We’ve
seen this all before, but for some
reason, Hitchcock’s wildly
cinematic fashions never go out of
style, even if new Hollywood often
fumbles when trying to imitate
them. What lies beneath here,
however, is a good old-fashioned
suspense yam that succeeds
masterfully because it uses the
master’s formula.
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Coker Funeral Home
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Lake Ray Roberts Marina
Piperton Investments
Saturday - Mike McDaniel - 7:30pm
GNB Sanger
Image Plus Printing
Muir Insurance Agency
Sanger Mobile Homo Park
Incentive Horizons
Buckingham Service
Jay Boavors
Mike Colgan
Martha Eubanks
William Wadloy
Jim Porry
John Yatos
Robert Wright
Alycia Wifi
E. Hiolschor
Richard McInnis
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introduction,
Norman and Claire Spencer
(Harrison Ford and Michelle
Pfeiffer) appear to have the perfect
life. Their daughter has left to
attend Juliard College, and they
have finished renovating their lush
Vermont lakefront home. Viewers
who don’t particularly care for
Pfeiffer or Ford can marvel at the
production’s rich
attention to detail.
Yet, for
picture-perfectness,
rapidly becoming unraveled by
paranoia — ala Joan Fontane in
Suspicion. She suspects her new
neighbor (James Remar) of having
murdered his young wife (Miranda
Otto). Claire watches from her
bedroom window as the man
stampedes around his home after
hours, carrying what looks
remarkably like a body bag. The
next day, the woman has
disappeared.
Norman assures Claire
that their neighbor “wouldn’t hurt
a fly,” but where such reassurance
would offer solace to most, Claire
is still plagued by something.
Doors open and close for her. A
picture frame falls from a shelf and
breaks, demanding attention.
1-see-dead-people puffs of steam
arise from her mysteriously
self-filling bathtub. Occasionally,
Claire sees the face of a ghostly
woman lurking near her,
prompting her to meet with a
kindly psychiatrist (Joe Morton),
but even he cannot convince Claire
that there’s nothing there.
The secrets revealed in the
second and third acts of What Lies
Beneath are too juicy to give away
here. Penned by scribe Clark
Gregg (a well-known theatre-based
actor-director), Beneath is a slick
homage to all that was great about
a Hitchcock film. There are
references not only to Rear
Window, but to the shower curtain
scene from Psycho and the
fetish-object kisses of I'ertigo. The
camera stays low to the ground,
building anxious anticipation with
every character’s step. The twists
and turns are deliciously
unexpected, giving way to a film
that could have been just another
routine exercise in modem
Hollywood schlock.
Under the sure direction
of Robert Zemeckis (Forrest
Gump) What Lies Beneath boasts
two outstanding performances by
Ford and Pfeiffer. Ford, who
finally breaks free from the deathly
chemistry he shared with both
Anne Heche in Six Days. Seven
Nights and Kristin Scott-Thomas
in Random Hearts, turns in a
character part that calls for him to
almost fade into the background
during the film’s first and second
acts. It is a true testament to Ford
as an actor that he pulls off such
demands with panache, quietly
waiting until the plot gives way to
him. Pfeiffer is perfect as our
paranoid heroine Claire. The part
basically calls for Pfeiffer to go
from shocked, to panicked, to
melancholy to frightened in a
matter of seconds, and while not a
scream queen, Pfeiffer is often
hypnotic. The trademark vein in
her forehead swells when she is in
particular distress. Pfeiffer should
16 Wheel* of fortune?
17 Controversial rapper
18 Pierre'* pop
24 Word indexer* ignore
26 TV joumelist Lesley
30 Moke lace
34 Attack*
35 Santa__CA
36 Decent guy
37 Secure In one s teaching
job
39 Part ot PTO
40 Enlarged, in a way
41 Recipe verb
42 Including Spielberg?
43 Cartoon hyena
44 Hurt real bad
45 Tickbird'* pal
46 Walk out?
49 Max
52. Actress Swenson
54 Lounge combo, often
55 Maryland athlete
58 Galileo, e g
60 Senior member
62 Ladies' room?
66 Glass-enclosed porches
68 1920 Preakness winner
71 Mid-alphabet group
72 Myrna et al
73 Peevud
S 75 Surreptitious sort
ZJ 76 "Believe it or not ."
m 78 Weaver of literature
• 81 Nonsexist suffix
82 School dance setting
83 Time for a cottee-break
• 85 Cynical and bleak,
m■ filmwise
“ 87 Yacht spot
5 90. Lobster s teeters
92 Inn kin
94 Encourages
97 Give__to (clap)
99 Volente precede r
101 Annoys
3" 103 Buckeye
Z3 104. Shark's giveaway
109 Alway
110 Last two words ot
“Pennies From Heaven"
111 Welsh poet Thomas
112 Lacks permission
113 Telegram's period
114 Reacted to reveille
115 Pensioners' org
116 007 foe
117. Chioggia. e g
118 Skill, in Seville
120 Burden
122 Stole stuff
124 D C title abbr
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HOROSCOPES
For the Week of July 27-August 2
UO • This week's scenorio is highlighted by your ability to choose your allies wisely & effectively
Your creative Hair will allow you Io socialize in business & social settings alike Keep discussions on
track, allow others to express their views Listen to them very carefully Try Io create an atmosphere of
trust Temper you words, as they may have been thoughtless or misinterpreted Soothe hurt feelings
before the damage becomes irreparable Accept your mistakes, and do your best to keep from repeat
mg them Communication is very important Your efforts will go a long way toward comforting the hurt
VIROO • This week's scenario is highlighted by areas of your life that had been obscure becoming
very obvious You may not get exactly to where you were planning on going Chances are, you'll end
up somewhere just as good or better Set aside some of the treasures you acquire now for a rainy day
You'll bristle with energy Use the resources you have available to you & you'll find new ways to
complete your tasks Know when you've hod too much of a good thing You'll realize that all work & no
play, is no fun at all Take a break from what you've been doing and check in with your partner
LIBRA • This week's scenario is highlighted by your need to keep yourself on track Don't be disap
pointed if associates don't shower you with praise You may be delivering perfectly good ideas to the
wrong audience Polish up your presentation and find another focus group It may be difficult to stay
focused Your current fixation on details may have you spinning your wheels Try to stay on course
despite the temptation to scatter your forces The fact that you're suddenly very popular doesn't help
with your focus The energy you feel will help you to reach your goals
SCORFfO • This week's scenario is highlighted by your quest to attain perfection in your own little
world. You're getting there, you're already far more advanced than others in your field Don't be shy in
expressing your opinions Let o basic grasp of cause and effect be your guiding principle, for the
moment The circular nature of events sheds light on your past mistakes Now is a good time to exert
some force to gel your way Impetuous behavior is likely Io be rewarded Physical attraction is over
powering between compatible partners Attend to your inner needs
SAGITTARIUS - This week's scenario is highlighted by good vibrations in your personal & profes-
sional life Creative opportunities will be present, but you must handle the situation-carefully You may
feel as though you have to give a helping hand to others to feel effective Your personal power, though
great at this time, does have its limits Assuming control without consent could have repercuss.ons Your
investment of time & love may show you what is most important Although conversations may have
problems, serious negotiations could set the record straight, for once & for all
CAPRICORN - This week's scenario is highlighted by your ability to find beauty in things that others
may not appreciate Health issues may demand your attention Visit with friends who have not been
feeling well. You may be able to bring up their spirits with your presence Your financial portfolio may
need your time, but so do children or other family members Put your time and energy into things that
really matter in your relationships Your focus will change once you feel confident in who you are
Relaxation is the name of the game Don't let yourself be intimidated into making a decision
AQUARIUS • This week's scenario is highlighted by renewed energy, drive, and ambition You're
far more interested in cures than in simple band-aids. No effort will seem wasted Focus on ma|or land
deals. Associates are impressed by your quick, pragmatic thinking This may |ust be the week that yoi
meet your match or yoJr mate The meeting may take place while taking care of a medical or
matter. Either way, you'll meet someone new, who will really impress you You know who you are,
you just need to find the right companion to bring on your journey through life
PISCIS - This week's scenario is highlighted by your need to unwind & let your hair down. You have
been trying accomplish too much & you've been burning the candle at both ends. You may arrive in the
perfect place ot the worst time An overly ambitious reach might pst get your hand slapped Refrain
from inflicting your insecurities on others. Have more faith in yourself Use a delicate touch and soft
words. You are in danger of taking out your frustrations on someone who doesn't deserve the punish-
ment Change the tone before someone gets their feelings hut t
ARMS - This week's scenario is highlighted by a surge of emotional & physical energy It's probably
for the best that you're feeling a little extra rambunctious You'll need it to keep up with recent events
Humor may be the best way to cope with a grim situation, that’s got everyone down Laugh at the
impossible and you'll be able to make a list of the practical solutions Your powers of attraction may be
working harder than you imagined There's no need to be greedy during times of plenty If the offers
|ust keep pouring in, leave your options open Go for the one that satisfies you the most.
TAURUS - This week's scenario is highlighted by a small change in attitude that could result in a big
difference in your life. You need to make your points but you also need to listen to other's perspectives
Your defensiveness will not gain you any ground You must learn to recognize those soft spots &
toughen your skin. Associates will listen and respond more favorably to a good presentation without
the emotional baggage Io weigh it down Pull together with a group of people who are likely to inspire
one another to new heights of creativity Playing together is as important as what you produce.
GtMINI ■ Th s week's scenario is highlighted by your ability to get past your emotional feelings &
get the |ob completed You may have mixed feelings that need to be worked out Once you are able to
express your emotions verbally, you'll feel more confident with your ideas Complete strangers will be
easily impressed, as they well should be You have worked hard to get to where you are Let your self
assurance carry you forward in a blaze of light No one said that learning has to be a painful experi-
ence. Others connect with you once they grasp the full impact of what you're telling them
CANCIR • This week’s scenario is highlighted by a complete chande of plans You may find yourself
to be the first to arrive & the last to leave at a social event that you really didn't want to go to in the first
place. As long as there are creative people involved, you'll be ready Io have fun & enjoy their conver-
sation & company. Others may try to paint a harsher picture but you can let the facts speak for them
selves. The master plan will become apparent to others as well Sometimes you don't fully understand
the reasons lor doing things, until you explain them Io somebody else
What Lies Beneath is rated
‘PG-13’ for language, sexual
innuendo, graphic violence and
adult situations. The film runs 135
minutes and is playing at area
theatres.
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