Christian Aid Quiz

This quiz is now closed. Slightly disappointing, in that nobody got it all right. 2 people had 59 correct, and on the tie-break sentence, the committee selected John Underwood of Billingshurst as the winner
Please feel free to send me an s.a.e and a donation to Christian Aid if you enjoyed doing this quiz and would like the answers.
Our next quiz will be for St Peter's Appeal and should appear in the autumn. The next CA quiz will be spring 2012

Have a little fun as you help someone else, and you could win a hamper of Fairtrade goodies.
Below are clues to popular songs, mostly of the 1960s and 70s (a few earlier and a few later). The clues are mostly cryptic or just bad puns, a few are factual (occasionally a mix). A terminal apostrophe is clued as e.g. Fishin' (6'), in the middle of a word it is ignored, e.g. she'll (5)
Solve as many as you can (you don't have to complete it) and send your entry to Mrs Walker, Upper Bottle House, Stane St., Slinfold, RH13 0RE, together with a donation of at least £3 for Christian Aid (If you can fill in the Gift Aid declaration at the end, your gift is worth even more). Closing date is May 31st 2011.
The winner, whoever correctly solves the most clues, will be announced at morning service, St. Peter's, Slinfold, on June 5th and the prize delivered in the next few days
In the event of a tie, the winner will be the person who, in the opinion of the committee, best completes this sentence, using ten or fewer words:-
'I support Christian Aid because

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The Quiz

Torch or hand lantern (9',5)
End of the cow with the crumpled horn etc.(3,5,4,4,5)
Or else I need a scouser haircut dear({3,2,4,}4-6,5,4,9)
Did they knight Sean Penn or Guy Ritchie? (4,7)
Dosh, dough, spondulicks (5,5,5)
Absolutely wonderful (34)
Elongated bell-pull (4,4,5)
How much lighter can the colour be? (1,6,5,2,4)
Some-one gossiped (1,5,2,7,3,5-4)
Affection's not for sale (4,3,2,4)
Transatlantic dessert (8,3)
Marionette (6,2,1,6)
Steatopygous female movers and shakers (3-8,5,3,4,3,6',5,2,5)
When the Oxbridge rowers arrived? (3,5,2,3,5)
Double sidereal coruscation (7,7,6,4)
Safer than the ferry (6,4.8,5)
St. Peter, please, please, please let me in (5,5,7',2,7,4)
My name is Jade Jagger (4,3,1,7,5)
Capital English lycanthropes (10,2,6)
Atlanta express 12pm (8,5,2,7)
Landlady at 'The Bull' (6)
The dominant male wolf (3,6,2,3,4)
Reverie is sufficient for me (3,1,4,2,2,2,5)
Gandalf's very good at electric bagatelle (7,6
Our 'Enry (3,5)
The Godfather must have been mad (1,3,5,3)
What's the pet-shop price for puppies (3,4,2,4,6,2,3,6)
Water (penny, tanner, farthing) feature (5,5,2,3,9)
The Pacific coastline? (4,2,4)
Where's the tumbleweed? (6',2,3,4)
What David Sutch said of OMRLP (3,2,5)
Someone will always go with you (5,5,4,5)
Set the music free (9,6)
Out of place, as satan would be (8,2,8)
A cricket blazer and a rose pink ((1,5,5,4,3,1,4,9)
Gran(grandfather)ite (4,6,3,5)
Advise Barbara Windsor to go to court (5,3)
Handicraft from Picardy (9,4)
Autobiography (3,5,2,2,4)
Is your chicle savourless? (4,4,7-3,4,3,7)
Do you need company this evening? (3,3,8,7)
Foursquare sugared anniversary greeting (5,8,5,7)
Communications satellite (7)
Removing this old concrete is strenuous (8,2,2,4,2,2)
A day away from an Oklahoma city (6-4,5,4,5)
Her near neighbours may come from Copacabana (3,4,4,7)
Why did dad discard his suitcase? (5,3,1,5,3,3)
Do you need a stethoscope? (4,3,4,2,9)
I get my footwear from a hiking shop (5,5,3,4,3,7)
Bit of a sixteen-year-old Otello (7,4,1,7,5)
I've no umbrella for this shower (9,4,7,2,2,4)
A sibling doesn't weigh much (2,4,5,3,2,7)
I've got my new glasses (1,3,3,7,3)
What, not in shining armour? (6,2,5,5)
He's singing lethal music (7,2,6,4,3,4)
Was he created by concorde (5,4,3)
Saturday's good, Tuesday's OK (1,4,4,7)
Quality old piano keys? (5,3,5)
Are you sure you're sadistic (2,3,6,4,2,4,2)
Fred did it, while singing in the rain (7,2,3,6)

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Print out the quiz and have a go!

Solve as many as you can and send the completed leaflet to :-
J Walker, Upper Bottle House, Stane St., Slinfold RH13 0RE
together with a donation of at least £3 for Christian Aid
(If you can fill in the Gift Aid declaration at the end of the page, your gift is worth even more).
Closing date is May 31st 2011.
(If you would like the complete answers, include an s.a.e. with your entry and we'll send them out in June.)

The quiz is now closed. Slightly disappointing, in that nobody got it all right. 2 people had 59 correct, and on the tie-break sentence, the committee selected John Underwood of Billingshurst as the winner.
Please feel free to send me an s.a.e and a donation to Christian Aid if you enjoyed doing this quiz and would like the answers.

Christian Aid Week 2011

May 15th to May 21st

Activities in Slinfold

Mon. May 16th - Coffee Morning and 'Bring and Buy Sale', Cakes & Plants etc.: Raised £497.06
Tues. May 17th - Christian Aid Concert: Raised £226.72
Thurs. 19th May - Tea Party: Raised £61.91
Sat. May 21st - Jumble Sale: Raised £275.16