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COURIER CROSSWORDAcross

1. Pub stock

5. Data transmitter10. Blue

13. Buckle

14. Ta-ta15. ___ Brockovich

17. Footnote abbr.18. Martini on the ___

19. Hokkaido residents20. Beloved Claremont Park that

reopened (goes with 22 across)22. See 20 across

24. Skin art25. Eye layers

26. Ages and ages27. Makes a bundle

29. Swims ashore32. Costco, for one

36. Jedi

37. "When hell freezes over!"38. Theater duration

39. Became inflated42. Flowed partner

44. Bad

45. Piece of history46. Player in general

48. Center that has teamed up withAARP to offer defensive

driving courses to seniors52. College graduates

53. Spanish fortress55. He's "Smarter than the

average bear!"56. Song words

58. A trickster god59. 20-20, e.g.

60. Minimal61. Mimics

62. Energy measurement

63. Eye sores64. Destroy

Down

1. Workplace discriminator

2. OPEC land

3. Boot out

4. Calmed down

5. Strand

6. Quality

7. Chop up

8. Fox Series "___! The Cat"

9. Powerful

10. Lacking in richness

11. Indic language

12. Drunks

16. Order member

21. Sounds from Bossy

23. Birds27. Angle

28. Like centenarians

29. Court ploy

30. Camel fabric

31. Zero

32. Restaurant handout

33. Sun, e.g.

34. Parisian way

35. Wrong __ of the stick

37. Basic

40. Breaking away

41. John Irving's

"A Prayer for ___ Meany"

42. Arrow toter

43. Located at the bottom

45. Kicks out

46. Michael Jackson wore one

47. Icefishing tool

49. Amino acid in the brain

50. Expression of suprise51. Babble

52. Sailor's affirmative

53. Beseech

54. Ascent

57. The end is not __

Crossword by MylesMellor. Puzzle #215

Answers to last weeks puzzle #214

CALL MARY TODAY: 621-4761

RESTAURANT ROW

Dale Bros Brewery will host Summerfest from 2 to10 p.m. on Saturday, June 22 at the Dale Bros taproom to celebrate its recently-released Gold Medal-winning summer seasonal beer Pacific Daylight.

Summerfest is a festival of art, music and beer tobenefit the dA Center for the Arts in Pomona, and will

feature a variety of interactive art installations for fes-tival-goers to engage in.Both Dale Bros. and the dA share a passion for art

and community, explains dA Executive DirectorMargaret Aichele. Both art and beer involve the con-nection of the imagination with raw materials to pro-duce a work of art, right? So what better way to bring

people together than through a festival celebratingboth art and beer!

Musical acts include Better Daze, a reggae/skaband with hip hop influences, the Patrick CarricoBand, which delivers California Country music,and Analog, a funky rock band that boasts a saxo-

phone and classic covers. Tribal Beats, a belly-danc-ing studio in Upland, will host a short set of bellydancing and live drumming, as well.

Food will be available for purchase from the BorderGrill Truck, Jogasaki Sushi Burrito, The Slummin'Gourmet and Brewcakes.

In addition to featuring its Pacific Daylight summerbeer, Dale Bros. will release a number of one-time-only beer creations at the event including Badlands

Baltic Porter, as well as barrel-conditioned beersBl'Oak and Off With Her Head.We will also be opening up some bourbon and rye

casks that have never been tasted before, including acouple of sours, said Brewmaster Curt Dale.

Dale Bros. Brewery, owned and operated by broth-ers Curt and Andy Dale, focuses on brewing bal-anced, full-bodied beers.

Tickets for the event are $30, which includes ad-mission plus 6 four-ounce tasters and 2 pints of beer,and can be purchased at www.dbsummerfest.brown-

papertickets.com, at the dA Center for the Arts, 252D South Main Street, Pomona, or at Dale Bros Brew-ery, 2120 Porterfield Way, Upland.

For more info, visit www.dalebrosbrewery.com orcall 579-0032, ext. 204.

Dale Bros. to release award-winning beer at Summerfest

Read all summer for a chance to win a KindleFire and other prizes. The Claremont Library in-vites students in grades sixth through twelfth to par-ticipate in the program June 19 through August 17.

There will be a Game Day every Tuesday fromJune 25 through July 30 from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. fea-turing new and classic board games that teens can

play with their peers.For more information on the Teen Summer

Reading Program, call 621-4902. The ClaremontLibrary is located at 208 N. Harvard Ave.

Library begins Reading Program