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Across 7. Stylish (13) 8. Talking (8) 9. Remove (4) 10. Soaked (7) 12. Attacks with knife (5) 14. Crawled (5) 16. Scratched (7) 19. Female sheep (4)
20. Ten hundred (8) 22. Support (13)
Down 1. Wealthy (4) 2. Sculpture (6) 3. Motors (7) 4. Protrude (5) 5. Accompany (6)
Firstly, Complete this easy crossword above. When complete, reorganise the highlighted letters only to spell a word associated with St Patricks Day (7 letters) When you have your answer, either email it to
lucy@cr5.co.uk or send your answer on a postcard to: CR5, Hillside, Netherne Lane, Coulsdon, CR5 1NR. Don’t forget your address on your entry. The lucky winners will be notified and named in the April 2017 issue of CR5.
Closing date for entries is 23rd March 2017 The two lucky winners from the February issue are Bridget Hanlon & Andrew Bailey both residents of CR5. CONGRATULATIONS — you will both receive two free tickets to “EVERYMAN CINEMA” Oxted. February 2017 Answer; “HEARTS”.
Keep sending in your answers, you may well be lucky next month!
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6. Achievable (8) 11. Slinging (8) 13. Dicken’s character (7) 15. Type of gun (6) 17. Presume (6) 18. Mixes (5) 21. Zero (4)
Quiz Answers - Drink Up from page 83 1. Ribena, 2. Georgia (in the city of Atlanta), 3. 9 (calculated as the volume in litres, 0.75, multiplied by the alcohol volume), 4. Advocaat, 5. Water, 6. Pimm's (Pimm's Number One Cup is the most popular Pimm's drink),
7.She shrinks, 8. Whiskey, lager, cider, vodka 9. Soda Stream, 10. Harvey Wallbanger (after Tom Harvey)
KIDS Answers from page 86 The grid can be filled in as follows... tiger, rhinoceros, snake, elephant, toad, donkey, yak, koala, alligator, reindeer & rabbit.
The mole collects 6 worms when taking the most direct route down the tunnel.
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