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DOUBLE CROSSWORD Cryptic Clues:
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7. Fail to under stand and so annihilate (4,7,2)
8. Study poetry or the opposite (8)
9. Thought I had a weary, not awry, second half (4)
10. Money for . release of Romans (6)
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20. Get rid of horses that aren’t steady? (8)
22. Making firm comfort I should have around (13)
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2. - Abandons what some plants shed (6)
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4. Like a lamb . later in life ? (8)
5. Reverse one’s selection? (6)
6. The only fish (4)
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13. Be too much a spectator and so far fail to notice? (8)
IS. Not set for being tried out (2,4)
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19. Minute particle to be seen in the morning (4)
21. How the team was affected? (4) .
Quick Clues: Across 7. Diverse (13)
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DOUBLE CROSSWORD: Cryptic: Across: 1 Able; 8 Ill-treated: 9 Lyre-bird; 10 Racy; 12 Simple; 14 Tattoo; 15 Stunts; 17 Bodied; 18 Oral; 19 Airtight; 21 Displaying; 22 Owed. Down: 2 Baby-sitter; 3 Eire;. 4 Plaice;
s.Credit; 6 Narrated; 7 Eddy; 11 Close shave; 13 Penelope; 16 Seaman; 17 Berlin; 18 Odds; 20 lago. Quick: Across: 1 Tiff; 8 Exuberance; 9 Maternal; 10 Hook; 12 Punish; 14 Relent; 15 Bandit; 17 Perish; 18 Reel; 19 Ecstatic; 21 Pugnacious; 22 Oath. Down: 2 Immaculate; 3 Fete; 4 Quench; 5 Pedlar; 6 Bachelor; 7 Seek; 11 Omniscient; 13 Indolent; 16 Trench; 17 Pastor; 18 Ripe; 20 Also.
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Ex-pupils mark school jubilee. by raising £ 2 5 ,0 0 0 for charity
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Staffandpupilsfromthepast fivedecadestookastepback into theclassroomto celebrate the50thjubileeofStAugustine's RC High School, Billington, with asummer party andcharity concert whichraisedastagger- ing£25,000.
The reunion was a huge suc cess, with more than 400 guests attending an evening of music and memories. Entertainment was pro
vided by the current school Swing Band, followed by past pupils Josh Goodey and Jamie Turner, with the evening end ing with a set by Freebird, a local rock band including
memberswhoattendedSt Au gustine’s on the first day back in 1963.
As well as the opportunity
meetupwithformerclassmates and teachers, there was a display
of the school archives, including attendance registers from the day the school opened, Press
cuttingsgoingbacktotheig6os, photographs of school trips and early video recordings of visits to France from the early 1980s. Headteacher Mr Michael
Wright said: “The displays brought back many happy memories as well as some em barrassment, with flared trou sers from the 1970s and perms from the 1980s causing great hi larity. Overall, a fantastic time was had by ail.” The celebrations continued
on Sunday when more than 250 past and present pupils from the Billington school put on an emotional and thrilling performance with a concert at Blackburn in aid of the charity CAFOD. They sang and played
theworkofformermusicteach- er Peter Rose and lyricist Anne
Conlon at King George’s Hail. The event received support
fromDermotO’
Leary.Stingarid DavidAttenborough The show, titled “Just One
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World”,wasmadeupofselected music from the different musi
cals written bytheRose/Conlon duo.
More than 1,000 people
packed into the auditorium at The King George’s Hall, Black burn, on Sunday afternoon for the concert. Mr Peter Rose said: “I feel
so privileged to have worked once again alongside over 250 remarkable present and ex choristers and musicians of St Augustine’s School. Their phe nomenal performance of‘Just
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OneWorld’wasatruereflection of the energy, spirit and profes sionalism they had devoted to this wonderful CAFOD project in just a matter of a few weeks. “Celebrating the school’s
5oth anniversary in thiswaywas an awesome experience, surely
Formerpupils-Adele Meehan and Clare Parker.
one that will remainwithallthe performers and their families for many years to come.” The money from the concert
will go towards a project to sup ply water to people in Sebeya, Ethiopia. The concert included pieces from “Yanomamo”, “Af rican Jigsaw”, “Ocean World”, “Song of Creation", “ One Sun One World” and “Arabica", musicals that are now sung by thousands ofpeople around the world. Matt Haworth, music teach er at St Augustine’s, said: “It
started as a little seed that’s ger minated since February when
' we took our Swing Band to visit PeterintheScottishHighlands. “We threw around the idea
that it would be really great to raise a large amount of money for CAFOD, teaching the chil dren that they can use their
skills to bringaboutreal change in the world. We set about plan
ning our reunion as part of our 50 th anniversary weekend. The idea was floated on Facebook andittookoff. Wegotmorethan 200 people involved.”
Two heads are betterthan one! Former headteacher Anthony McNamara with his wife .Valerie, and current head Michael Wright with his wife, Kate.
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