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St Anne's Hospice Xmas (very hard!) Quiz

kat001 | 12:32 Fri 02nd Jan 2009 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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Come on you brainy lot, help me out!

1) As a US trumpeter he is probably best known for 'Carnival of Venice'
2) In post-war WW11 adverts for which commodity was there no substitute.
3) Which laws were at one time enacted to safeguard behaviour and morality

Good Luck!!

dmail 01/09

RT Prize Crossword

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Beatrice35

1 ) Allen Vizzutti- US Trumpeter- associated with' Carnival of Venice.'

Ciao for now, Beatrice :-)

Happy New Year :-)

Beatrice35

Think , not entirely sure, yet, may be Coca-Cola for q2?
Someone here is bound to know this answer- so sure you'll have your answer soon. Ciao, Bea :-)

spitza

1 Harry James also for the Carnival of Venice

kat001

Question Author

thanks for those thoughts . Will check them out. Happy new year to you both. I'm off to work now.

Quizler

Almost certainly Harry James.

kat001

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cheers Quizler!

BigDave44

Memory fades with time, but I think there was no substitute for butter. So-called branded margarines did not come on to the market until several years after the war finished. Such margarine as you could buy would have doubled as axle grease !!

kat001

Question Author

Thanks Big Dave. That sounds a pretty good answer to me.

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