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Welcome to the new Calico Crosswords Monthly Newsletter!
Fun & Games in your mailbox!
This is the new Calico Crosswords Newsletter. Up to now, we have sent text newsletters to our subscribers; but from now on, you will be receiving the new HTML version. If you cannot view this newsletter, just click on the link at the top right and you will be able to view it online.

The puzzles in this newsletter can be printed out or solved on a sheet of paper while viewing them on screen. Your choice.

Interactive Crossword
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You need Java enabled to view the crossword applet.

If you do not have Java installed you can obtain it from java.com. If do have Java you may need to check your security settings to make sure that applets are enabled, especially if you are viewing the puzzle from your hard disk. In Windows XP you may be able to enable the applet by clicking on the yellow bar at the top of the window and selecting "Allow blocked content".




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Phone Quote
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To solve a Phone Quote, simply replace the numbers in the puzzle with the letters that correspond to them on the dial pad of a telephone. For example, #2 could be an A, B or C. It's up to you to figure out which letter goes with each number in the puzzle. Here's the key (There are no letters on #1 or on the Zero.):

2=ABC 3=DEF 4=GHI 5=JKL 6=MNO 7=PQRS 8=TUV 9=WXYZ



Solution at end of newsletter.
The Calico Crossword Puzzle Club offers a variety of crosswords and bonus puzzles for its members. To learn more about the Club, please click here.
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Phone Quote
If there were in the world today any large number of people who desired their own happiness more than they desired the unhappiness of others, we could have paradise in a few years. ~Bertrand Russell (1872 - 1970)
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