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Cryptic Clues: Across


DOUBLE CROSSWORD Down


1. The model pres­ ents a puzzle (5)


4. Told a story con­ nected with the family (7)


8. Spend it - that's how the salary is ruined! (7)


9 , 18Dn&2Dn. Could it be a set­ ting suitable for a trio? (5-5,5)


10. Just a song for joy (4)


11. Is in a state of agitation -because of gambling specu­ lations? (8)


You have 10 mins to find as many words as possible using the letters in the wheel. Each must use the hub letter and at least 3 others. Letters may be used only once. You cannot use plurals, foreign words or proper nouns. There is at least one 9-letter word to be found.


13. See 19 Down 14. Reverse the cur­ rent trend to do press-work (4)


16. Description of a man without clothes is not appropriate (8)


17. Movie pictures will reveal a stir­ ring story (4)


20. Splendid head- piece - it should be put back by a fine artist (5)


21. Lineswomanl (7)


How you rate:


15 words, average; 20 words, good; 25 words, very good; 30 or more, excellent.


22. A danger in the undergrowth could be present (7)


23. More than one vegetable exudes liquid, we hear (5)


1. Students who have already suc­ ceeded to some degree (4-9)


2 . See 9 Across 3 . It is a danger at sea to take in the sail (4)


4 . To refine material will cer­ tainly present a problem (6)


5 . Geographical measurement that shows some breadth of inter­ pretation (8)


6. Give no peace - to chaps in the wrong (7)


7. Hand-luggage • needed for patients in the casualty ward? (8-5)


12. Give a hint that is private and personal (8)


13. Gloominess is wrongly praised (7)


15. What the caddy holds will get put in here (3-3)


18. See 9 Across 19&13AC. A term of congratula­ tion when the water supply is . laid on! (4,4)


CODEWORD


Codeword is the crossword puzzle with no clues. The number in each square corresponds to a letter. Work out the words in the grid using the letters provided. Fill in these known letters first, then use skill and judgement to work out the others.


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OUD.MOMENT: Sam, Olive and Brian Horsfield with town mayor Coun. Val Cooper, (s) ~ -


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Valley jobs scene gets Ginger spice


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Across 1. Override (5) 4. Daunts (7) 8. Calendar (7) 9. Sufficient (5)


10. Coarse (4) 11. Quadruple (8) 13. Cook (4) 14. Dull hurt (4) 16. Conical (8) 17. Role (4) 2 0 . Lift (5) 21. Frighten (7) 22. Merciful (7) 2 3 . Urge (5)


Down 1. Four-sided (13) 2 . With weapons (5) 3 . Worker (4) 4 . Physician (6). 5 . Irish emblem (8) 6. Commend (7) 7. Resolution (13)


1 2 . Get back (8) 1 3 . Heading (7) 1 5 . Inequitable (6) - 18 . Concur (5) 1 9 . Fracture (4)


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LAST WEEK’S SOLUTIONS


DOUBLE CROSSWORD: Cryptic: Across: 3 Asparagus; 8 Vain; g Given away; 10 Region; 11 Hewed; 14 Ocean; 15 Side; 16 Staff; 18 Thor; 20 Incur; 21 Naiad; 24 Smooth; 25 Pendulums; 26 Vein; 27 Old Master. Down: 1 Overcoats; 2 Singleton; 4 Spin; 5 Anele; 6 Abates; 7 Upas; 9 Gowns; 11 Hoard; 12 Discloses; 13 Searching; 17 Films; 19 Random; 22 Atlas; 23 Weil; 24 Smee. Quick: Across: 3 Conceited; 8 Aver; 9 Brimstone; 10 Opaque; 11 Paint; 14 Reign; 15 Toga; 16 Tutor; 18 Tour; 20 Ennui; 21 Radio; 24 Deafen; 25 Dismissal; 26 Plan; 27 Perdition. Down: 1 Favourite; 2 Behaviour; 4 Ogre; 5 Comma; 6 Intent; 7 Erne; 9 Burnt; 11 Patio; 12 Townsfolk; 13 Rationing; 17 Rebel; 19 Rammed; 22 Inset; 23 Vine; 24 Dado.


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CODEWORD: i»Z, 2=L, 3=R, 4*N, 5=G, 6=U, 7=J, 8»P, g=M, io=0, n=C, 12*X, 13=Y, 14=D, 15»I, l6=V, 17=T, i8=B, ig=H, 20* W, 21«Q, 22=F, 23=K, 24*= A, 25*S, 26=E. WORD WHEEL: CONCUBINE.


Morning coffee with the Mayor A Clitheroe couple in their 90s were invited to meet Clitheroe Town Mayor Coun. Val Cooper


I in the Mayor s Parlour and eiqoy a coffee. They were accompanied by their son who was visit- I mg from Boulder, Colorado, USA.


I Sam and Olive Horsfield, ofEshton Terrace, and their son, Brian, enjoyed coffee and cake and I were alsojoined by the Rev. Andy Froud, the Mayor’s chaplain. They enjoyed being shown the mayoral robes and regalia, including the halbards, which are on display until they are paraded by the halbardiers when performing ceremonial duties in the town.


Angela Thomas, an ex­ perienced, professional recruiter has put down local roots with a new' business, Ginger Recruit­ ment Services, in the new Grindleton Business Cen­ tre, designed and built by Gary Hoerty and over­ looking the Ribble. “We’re different from other recruiters, too many of whom rely on low paid inexperienced staff to ‘fill’ roles,” said Angela, a proud red head who took inspiration for the busi­ ness name from her hair. Now she is looking to work in partnership with Rib­ ble Valley businesses to offer a tailored service to fit recruitment needs. “We recognise that peo­ ple are at the heart of an organisation, and that finding the right people is often a time consuming and onerous task,” said Angela. “That’s why we promise to make the whole process as easy as possible” For information about the new business contact Angela or Chloe on 01200 449690 or visit www. ginger-recruitment.co.uk


' N EW S IN BRIEF


Food festival is in the running for top accolade ®


Clitheroe Food Festival is In the running for the Tour­ ism Event of the Year Award in the Lancashire Tourism Awards 2014. The awards ceremony


takes place in November at Blackpool Tower Ballroom and Ruth Connor, chief executive of Marketing Lancashire, which co-ordi­ nates the awards, said: “We have seen significant invest­ ment in this sector over the past 12 mpnths with over 1,000 newjobs being created. “The industry continues


to grow, with visitornumbers increasing by one million to 63 million and visitor spend contributing £3.5 billion- to the Lancashire economy.” The Spread Eagle, Sawley,


has reached the finals in the bed and breakfast accom­ modation section, while Rib- blesdale Park at Gisburn is a finalist in the holiday park/ holiday village category. Competing for the small


hotel award are the Millstone Hotel, Mellor, Northcote at Langho and the Stirk House Hotel at Gisburn.


Wolfen Mill Country


Retreats at Chipping is a fi­ nalist in the self-catering holiday provider section, while Browsholme Hall and Tithe Barn at Cow Ark near Clitheroe, theGibbonBridge Hotel, Chipping, and Mit- ton Hall, near Whalley, will compete for the wedding venue award. The Assheton Arms at


Downham, La Locanda Ris- torante lialiano at Gisburn , and the Parkers Arms at Newton will compete for the Taste Lancashire accolade. The Assheton Arms is


also up for the tourism pub award, as is the Freemasons at Wiswell and the Three Fishes at Mitton. Maureen Cookson, at


Whalley, is in the running for the retail experience award and Browsholme Hall the cultural venue/organisa- tion award plus the sustaina­ ble tourism award. The Stirk House Hotel at Gisburn will also compete for the latter. Northcote at Langho has reached the finals in the lux­ ury experience award.


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