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Argus Lite
Cryptic Clues: Choose either quick or cryptic clues - both
Double Crossword fit the same grid.
Across
1. Do much better than pupils in the open air? (8)
5. She gives help to a thousand (4)
9. I object to article which is low (4)
10. Potentially explo- sive journal? (8)
11. The French doctor with no head for fruit (5)
12. Hanging around, monarch finds bird sound lacking in colour (7)
13. What Adam’s ale might make an alcoholic? (2,4,2,5)
18. What the ark may have been for tour- ists? (8)
19. Helps, because I would be in it (4)
20. This flower could be a big one (7)
21. 11’s other fruit (5) 22. The last big things in the car? (4)
23. Sound one’s aitches like a buc- caneer? (8)
Down
2. It’s no good to reduce one’s intake! (7)
3. Offer comfort at the organ? (7)
4. Letters from the lesser chief cities (5,8)
6. Nature worshipper provides its main problem (7)
7. Doctor on the brink of taking redhead on digger (7)
8. One vegetable may spoil a whole line (6)
13. Pleasant, like a loud story? (7)
14. Red gown badly treated (7)
15. Intense study in painting (6)
16. A graduate, true, is different - he’s not professional! (7)
17. Extreme finish to the greater part (7)
Quick Clues: Across
1. Condescending (8) 5. Standard (4) 9. Presently (4)
10. Reveal (8) 11. Arbour (5) 12. Equipage (7) 13. Accidentally (13) 18. Roomy (8) 19. Left (4) 20. Increase (7) 21. Exclude (5) 22. Volume (4) 23. Extra (8)
Down
2. Exhausted (3-4) 3. Strive (7) 4. Continuous (13) 6. Sentinel (7) 7. Very much (7) 8. Uncommon (6)
13. Immediate (7) 14. Mixture (7) 15. Masked (6) 16. Disregard (7) 17. Ages back (4,3)
Fill in the grid below so that every column, every row and each of the 3x3 boxes contains all the digits from 1 to 9.
LAST WEEK’S SOLUTIONS >
southwalesargus.co.uk Sudoku
Friday, May 23, 2014
LAST WEEK’S CROSSWORD SOLUTIONS: CRYPTIC - Across: 1 Purest; 4 Lathes; 9 Richard Wagner; 10 Erratic; 11 Arrow; 12 Abase; 14 Study; 18 Cheer; 19 Low gear; 21 Make nothing of; 22 Server; 23 Sentry. Down: 1 Porter; 2 Record-breaker; 3 Start; 5 Adamant; 6 Hun- dredweight; 7 Screws; 8 Edict; 13 Strange; 15 Scamps; 16 Cloth; 17 Crafty; 20 Waive. QUICK - Across: 1 Climbs; 4 Sticky; 9 Recalcitrance; 10 Lenient; 11 Emend; 12 Begun; 14 Steps; 18 Adult; 19 Inflate; 21 Consideration; 22 Steady; 23 Leaned. Down: 1 Curdle; 2 Inconsequence; 3 Bulge; 5 Torment; 6 Contemplation; 7 Yields; 8 Mirth; 13 Untried; 15 Lances; 16 Miner; 17 Penned; 20 Flare.
The South Wales Argus launches a newracing club in conjunction with Chepstow Racecourse, allowing members to experience the thrill and beneits of racehorse ownership at an achievable cost! Our horse will be trained by a very successful local trainer, Ron Harris, and our horse will be specially selected with the aim of him/ her running at Chepstow, Bath and other ‘local’ tracks as much as possible.
NewraciNgclub for 2014 Beneits include
•Share in aracehorse trained by successful local trainer RonHarris •Two stable visits at RonHarris’ trainingyardtosee ‘behindthe scenes’ •Ashareinany prizemoneywon •Dedicatedinformation linefor members only •Enter aballot forownersbadges when thehorse runs •Freeadmission to ivenominated Chepstow ixtures •Ahospitalityevent at Chepstow,to include afull afternoon teaina hospitalitybox, with aguest tipster •Walk thecourse at Chepstow with aguest racing professional •Afree nominated reciprocal meetingatboth Bath andFfosLas Racecourses •One nominated‘Bringa friendfor free’racemeeting •Membership card, regular updatesand monthly tipping competition
To join, please send a cheque for £150 made out to:
ChepstowRacecourse | Chepstow | NP166BE 01291 622260 |
racingclub@chepstow-racecourse.co.uk
www.chepstow-racecourse.co.uk Club to run from 01/07/14 to 30/06/15
Any questions or fora full
setoftermsandconditions, please contactChepstow
Racecourse on 01291622260. Membership feewill be refunded in full if theRacingClubdoesnot achieveasuficient number. Nofurthercosts will be incurred.
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