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DOUBLE CROSSWORD -Down


. 1. Memoranda from finance houses have a definite value (4-5)


8. I had short­ ened a girl’s name (3)


9. What those who wish to eat nuts should do first! (3,8)


11. Don’t spare what printers use - dip into th i s (3-4)


12. Uncontami­ nated eastern


. food reduced to a pulp (5) .


13. Not so much on part of the school time­ table (6)


15. He goes for the gold (6)


17. This could eventu­ ally make a fine meal (5)


18. Applaud a wage demand, we h e a r (7)


2 0. Fortifications obstruct homes (5-6)


6 words, average; 9 words, good; 12 words, very good; 15 or more, excellent.


How you rate:


2 2 . Look around a compass point for this sign (3)


23. The kind of of­ ficer for getting a seat back! (9)


2. Yes, it sounds like the first . person (3)


3. Patient atten­ dant (5)


4. Come to grips . with the hoist- , ing equipment (


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5. This provides some under­ standing for' one who moves on the ice (7)


6. Chiefs of com­ puter sections are only nomi­ nally in charge (6-5)


7. Grace Lamb upset by a quick message (9)


10. Acknowledges applause, as the fiddler does (5,3,3)


14. Exit in the open air (7)


11. Such a script would commu­ nicate nothing (9)


16. What the driver needs in court - it’s a ramp (6)


19. From the echo I recognised a vocal group (5)


2 1. Small number going back to the beginning of Edwardian age (3)


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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Quick Clues: Across 1. Withstanding (9) 8. Plant (3) 9. Showy (11)


11. Palliate (7) 12. Alcove (5) 13. Receptacle (6) 15. Deprive of wind (6) 17. Ledge (5) 18. Sale (7) 20. Impediment (11) 22. Possess (3) 23. Compensating (9)


‘World of Wheels' There’s a treat in store this Father’s Day, Sunday June 15th, when Whalley’s Oakhill Colleges stages a spectacu­ lar new “World of Wheels” event. Fire engines, rally cars, mo­ torbikes, minis, classic cars, Lambrettas, supercars, tractors and much more will feature at the event in the grounds of the college. There will be refreshments, exhib­ its, inflatables, stalls and demonstrations. World of Wheels runs from 10 am until 3 pm and admis­ sion is £2.50 for adults and free for children.


Down 2. Stray (3) 3. Spectacle (5) 4. Horn (6) 5. Castigate (7) 6. Partnership (11) 7. Diplomatist (9)


10. Expansion (11) 11. Slump (9) 14. Functionary (7) 16. Crippled (6) 19. Swear (5) 21. Study (3)


Thursday,May22,2014 www.clitheroeadvortiser.co.uk CUTHEROEADVERTISER&nMES I ' O NEWS IN BRIEF Health Lottery now


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It starts out at £250, but grows by that amount each


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Fascinating Brockholes talk


DOUBLE CROSSWORD: Cryptic: Across: 7 Impair; 8 Entail; 10 Carcase; 11 Again; 12 Eats; 13 Miner; 17 Heave; 18 Opal; 22 About; 23 Nothing; 24 Tracer; 25 Screen. Down: 1 Pitcher; 2 Spirits; 3 Cigar; 4 Engaged; 5 Malay; 6 Plane; 9 Believing; 14 Heather; 15 Spoiled; 16 All gone; 19 Rafts; 20 Mora); 21 Stock. Quick: Across: 7 Employ; 8 Depart; 10 Emotion; 11 Abide; 12 Gone; 13 Folly; 17 Carve; 18 Fair; 22 Diana; 23 Niggard; 24 Region; 25 Poison. Down: 1 Revenge: 2 Appoint; 3 Tonic; 4 Legally; 5 Basis; 6 Strew; 9 Insolvent; 14 Paragon;i5 Malaise;


16 Prudent; 19 Adorn; 20 Large; 21 Aglow.


LAST WEEK’S SOLUTIONS SUDOKU:


Clitheroe and District Probus Club welcomed speaker Mr Brian Ashworth for an illus­ trated introduction to Brock- holes Nature Reserve. Owned and managed by


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the Wildlife Trust for Lanca­ shire, Manchester and North Merseyside, Brockholes has been developed over nearly 20 years. • Sited near junction 31 of


the M6, the reserve covers 106 hectares (262 acres) and


has been formed from the old quarries in that area. With both sounds and pic­


tures, the speaker demon­ strated how the site had been designed to attract a large range of wildlife, birds, in­ sects, fish and land dwellers. Since planning and con­


struction of the site com­ menced in 2007 Brockholes has gained more than 20 awards. Probus member Tony


Cooper offered the vote of thanks for this interesting andeducational presentation. The next meeting of Clit­ heroe and District Probus


ClubwillbeheldinthePendle Club, Lowergate, Clitheroe, on Friday, June 6th, when Mr Brian Ripley will talk to the ti­ tle “Brugge”.


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10-45 am and enquiries about the club can be made bn 01254 823982.


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