Puzzle grid

Across

1. Blood ___ clinic
6. ___ von Bismarck, 19th cent. German statesman
10. Cul-de-___ (plural)
14. Chicago airport
15. Coloured
16. Joan ___, Spanish surrealist painter
17. By way of reaction (2,8)
19. Flair
20. Alanna drives a 1990 model little red pickup truck made by___. During her internship Alanna usually gets Fridays and Saturdays off. She parks in the BC Ferries parking lot at Tsawwassen, boards as a foot passenger, and Art picks her up at the Swartz Bay terminal. Sunday Art drops her off at Swartz Bay to catch the 7:00 a.m. ferry as a foot passenger to Tsawwassen.
21. The shakes (abbr.)
22. ___Horne, famous jazz singer
23. Ringo___
25. More aged
26. What Art does to pan drippings if a piece of bread is handy
30. Causes to lose courage
32. French philosopher and theologian; lover of Héloïse
35. Not at all (3,1,3)
39. What the 47 cents per km Art gets for using his car at work is called. Art is responsible for spiritual care for residents of four extended care hospitals in Greater Victoria. He recruits, trains and supervises lay volunteers to do most of the spiritual care. So he has to drive from time to time between hospitals.
40. Italian city on the River Adige, the setting of "The Two Gentlemen of___", play by Shakespeare
41. The address of the house where Alanna rooms while in White Rock doing her internship is 1458 ___ Street. Her landlady is Trudy Bishop, a widow who lives alone not too far from First United Church, where Alanna works. Besides paying for her room, Alanna pays half the food costs and Trudy does the cooking for the two of them. Trudy is a good cook, so Alanna is not wasting away.  (The street name is the same as the last name of the person who won the Pulitzer Prize for poetry in 1966.)
43. Marched in a procession
44. Put in a grave
46. Female given name, a form of Theresa, and the name of a herione in a book by Thomas Hardy
47. Robert___, an English explorer who died while returning from the South Pole
50. A food Art likes to serve with pesto or a meat sauce
53. Have on
54. Energy unit
55. Ammo for an air rifle (1,1,4)
60. Rick's love interest in the movie "Casablanca"
61. You'll often find balls of this in a fruit salad
63. Moved by slipping along a smooth surface
64. Burden or responsibility
65. Variant of the name of the woman whose face "launched a thousand ships"
66. Flexible tube through which liquid can flow from a tap to a sprinkler
67. Town in western Alaska
68. Horses with a brownish coat thickly sprinkled with white or grey

Down

1. "Just___!" Old Nike advertising slogan (2,2). Art has made it his slogan as he encourages people to form "home churches", one of the aims of Xristos Community Society (www.xristos.ca), of which Art is president and Alanna secretary-treasurer. Our Corpus Sidney group continues to meet every second Monday evening in members' homes. Art also continues to write his "Theological Soapbox" column for The Journal (which may be read online at www.corpuscanada.org).
2. An exclamation that Art might utter if he looked at his watch and saw that it did not show the time accurately. Art loves accuracy in time pieces. One of the high points (for Art) of our holiday in Ontario this summer was that  he bought a Casio wrist watch that automatically detects the time signal from a satellite every night and sets the time accordingly. It is accurate to the second and Art never has to adjust it. Art also bought an alarm clock that detects the time signal from an observatory in Colorado and sets itself accordingly. Furthermore, it projects the time on our bedroom ceiling in dim red numbers, so that at any time of night we need only look up to see the correct time. Made by Oregon Scientific. (2,2)
3. Not one
4. Chocolate cookie with white cream filling
5. Takes it easy
6. "Look what I found!"
7. A vast treeless plain in the arctic regions between the ice cap and the tree line
8. Tryout (4,3)
9. Lyric poems
10. Suspects things aren't on the up-and-up (6,1,3)
11. Was sick
12. This large wading bird differs from the heron in that it flies with its neck outstretched
13. Instrument for detecting underwater objects
18. One of Art's sisters
24. What "+" tells you to do
25. Sea___, marine mammal once hunted for its pelt
26. Champlain, Pepys, and Coleridge, among others (short form of name)
27. Death notice (abbr.)
28. Brazilian soccer great
29. Trafficking in human beings, the business given up by John Newton, composer of "Amazing Grace" (5,5)
31. Stellar explosion
33. An___of change is someone who helps change happen. A Vancouver Island organization called Ministry Without Borders, of which Art is the vice president, arranged for Bishop Patricia Fresen to speak at St. Aidan's United Church in Victoria in November. Bishop Fresen is one of the Roman Catholic women who were ordained in secret by some Roman Catholic bishops, so perhaps that makes her a secret___! She spoke eloquently of the struggle of women for equal rights in the RC Church.
34. What Art and Alanna pay to their landlord
36. Portend
37. ___De Castro, 14th cent. mistress of King Peter of Portugal
38. Small amounts
42. The highest female voice, or a member of a TV Mafia family
43. Art was watching ___ (Abbr.), a U.S. TV channel a while ago. Alanna's being in White Rock five days a week leaves Art feeling lonely. Feeling down one day he channel surfed and caught an episode of the old Jack Benny TV show. He hadn't laughed as much in weeks.
45. Dodge___, the model of rented car Art and Alanna used this August when they took their annual vacation in Ontario. They stayed in a hotel in Brampton and from there drove to visit Alanna's sister Colleen and her husband, John, who live northwest of Brampton, and Alanna's youngest sister, Brigid, and her partner, Ted, who live in Toronto. They also visited John Veltri, S.J., and some other Jesuits at the Jesuit infirmary in Pickering, Greg Carruthers, S.J., in Toronto, Pavel and Angela Li-Muller in Toronto,  Dawn Reynolds and Pete and Karen Kraemer in Guelph, and Catherine and Doug Hannah in Limehouse. In all they put 1500 km on their rental car, a big Dodge with tinted windows that looked like something a gangster would drive. Alanna did all the driving and she got some curious looks.
47. Posh
48. String instrument bigger than a viola and smaller than a bass
49. Watering hole in the desert
51. TV schedule abbreviation
52. More capable, which is what Alanna's internship is supposed to make her. It started on 1 September and will go till 30 April. During this time Alanna will work as a minister-in-training at First United Church in White Rock, under the supervision of the minister there, Rev. Joan McMurtry, who has 30 years experience as a minister. Alanna has set some leaning goals. One of them is how to be creative in worship. So Joan put her in charge of the first 'pet blessing' service ever held at First United. If she meets all the requirements, Alanna probably will not be ordained in the United Church until May of 2008.
54. University subject (abbr.)
56. Unaccompanied
57. Dance that gave its name to the ___hoop
58. Not closed
59. Some paper money
62. Lao-___, the founder of Taoism