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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 g-letter word to be found.


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Cryptic Clues: Across


DOUBLE CROSSWORD Down


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22. Favour little flower, perhaps


21. After success in the exami­ nation 1 have resigned (7)


r ofthekeysit holds (5)


2 (7)3. Get an interme­ diary here (5)


17. Well, he won’t offer much interest(4)


16. Situation va­ cant; no stamp required (4-4)


14. Refuse to ac­ cept some badly made nylon stockings (4)


13. Put tool back in sack (4)


11. Inability to stand on one’s own two feet through being thin? (8)


10. Relief offered by cutting canvass carrier short (4)


9. Curtain put by monkey on doc­ tor (5)


8, Stress notes in wrong order (7)


4. Most are capable of be­ coming a great performer (7) .


1. Game for the fireside? (5)


1. Write to the editor, perhaps (3,3,2,5)


2. Mostly rela­ tions of royal. men (5)


3. Water sped • around one (4)


4. The way o f one who fills a post (6)


5. Imperil with indignation at the finish (8)


6. Grew old in the attempt-a calamity (7)


7. Exaggeration appears to suit the country’s rulers to a T (13) .


12. Oppose a hundred in the battle-line (8)


13. Sailors show girl round vehicle (7)


15. Where the head is religious (6)


18. She has nothing to exist for (5)


19. Continent, as I assume at first (4)


Quick Clues: Across


1. Chaplain (5) 4. Deceive (7) 8. Nomadic (7) 9. Is gloomy (5)


10. Close (4) 11. Obstinate (8) 13. Burden (4) 14. Unoccupied (4) 16. Haulage (8) 17. Dull pain (4) 20. Rise (5) 21. Ardent (7) 22. Merciful (7) 23. Lukewarm (5)


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1. In brackets (13) 2. Play (5) 3. Wicked (4) 4. Powerful (6) 5. Person of impor­ tance (8)


6. Blowup (7) 7. Impartial (13)


12. Fitting (8) 13. Speech (7) 15. Secret (6) 18. Inexpensive (5) 19. Worry (4)


N U 25 LAST WEEK’S SOLUTIONS


DOUBLE CROSSWORD: Cryptic: Across: 3 Hands down; 8 Ruin; g Misinform; 10 Sadden; 11 Dyers; 14 Leave; 15 Stir; 16 Drill; 18 Talc; 20 Imply; 21 Trout; 24 Thrace; 25 Show fight; 26 Scar; 27 Howdiness. Down: l Proselyte; 2 Find fault; 4 Akin; 5 Daily; 6 Defers; 7 Worn; 9 Mewed; n Drill; 12 Stop­ watch; 13 Gretbeard; 17 Light; 19 Crowed; 22 Union; 23 Shoo; 24.Thus. Quick: Across: 3 Yardstick: 8 Ever; 9 Distorted; 10 Turbid; 11 Trust; 14 Table; 15 Heap; 16 Round; 18 Deaf; 20 Awake; 21 Tipsy; 24 Menial; 25 Querulous; 26 Burn; 27 Penetrate. Down: 1 Certitude; 2 Heart-beat; 4 Arid; 5 Deter; 6 Thrash; 7 Chef; 9 Diver; 11 Truly; 12 Tenacious; 13 Appealing; 17 Dales; 19 Fierce; 22 Solar; 23 Fuse; 24 Must.


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Volunteers’ sporting chance


Young people are being given the chance to become a sports volunteer and earn a qualifi­ cation.


A weekly course will run on


Mondays from 6-30 to 8-30 pm for 12 weeks, May 12th to Au­ gust 4th, at The Zone, Parson Lane, Clitheroe. Spring Into Action, a com-


munity interest company which provides activities for people with learning disabili­ ties and/or specialist needs,


runs the Spring Into Sports Volunteering level 1 course, which is open to all 13 to 25 year olds with or without dis­ abilities. A spokesman said: “You


don’t need to have sporting aptitude to do this course; it


is your volunteering skills, no t your sporting ability, that will be assessed.” Participants will learn


about volunteering roles and responsibilities, develop vol-


unteering skills and help to organise a sports event or competition. Qualification will enable


holders to help with running small events, festivals, fund­ raisers ortovolunteeratlocal clubs under adult supervi­ sion. The cost of the course is £2 a week. Details from Rachael McHugh, 07525 425566, email


rachael@spring-projects. co.uk


Cake Break event


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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was a huge success A Cake Break run by the Clitheroe and Ribble Valley East branch of the MS Soci­ ety on Saturday was a huge .success, .


Its members want to thank the bakers for the delicious cakes, the customers for purchasing and the volun­ teers on the day, particularly Tigger for making an ap- pearance. Thanks also go to Mortimers for supplying the venue. The event made £370 for branch funds and anyone wanting to knowmore about the local branch oftheMSSociety and its work can call Astrid Waring on 01200 427597.


Candidates named


for Euro elections The full list of candidates and parties for the forth­ coming European elections has been published. Eleven political p arties


will contest the elections' on Thursday, May22nd,to choosethe North West’s eightmembersofthe Eu­


ropean Parliament. Ribble Valley residents who want to vote had until Tuesday (May 6th) to be registered as an elector. New proxy vote ap­


plications must be made by Wednesday, May 14th. Fur­


ther information aboutthe European elections is avail­ able from www.northwest votes.gov.uk


Church organises


a treasure hunt St Helen’s Church is hold­ ing a village treasure hunt around Waddington on Fri­ day, May 23rd, at 6-30 pm. Aftermeetingat Wadding- ton Social Club to depart at 7 pm, the treasure hunt participants will proceed around the village looking' for clues before returning for a meat and potato pie supper..


Tickets are priced at £5 per adultand£iper child. Chil­


dren mustbeaccompanied by adults and there should be no more than four adults per team. Tickets are avail­ able by calling Hilda Tomlin­ son on 01200 424809.


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