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maltatoday, SUNDAY, 14 DECEMBER 2014 59 Sport CRICKET Emergency,Police,Fire, Ambulance ...................... 112 Appogg 24hrs Supportline .179 Sedqa 24hrs Helpline .........151 Social policy info centre .... 159 Malta Red Cross ...... 21922645 St John Ambulance .. 21945740 Maltacom enquiries ......... 1182 Go Mobile enquiries ......... 1187 Vodafone enquiries ......... 1189 Government info service ....153 Telephone faults ................133 Gozo ferry schedule ..................21915111 MEPA..................... 22900000 MIA fl ight enquiries ................ 21697800 MIA Weather forecast ................. 50043333 Enemalta faults report ..................... 80072224 Water Services Corporation Freephone .............. 80072222 GOZO FERRIES DAILY OPERATION TIMES www.gozochannel.com USEFUL TELEPHONE NUMBERS PHARMACIES OPEN TODAY MALTA & GOZO: 9 A.M. – NOON Answers to the MaltaToday crossword will be published next Sunday Solution to last week's crossword Mate in four or more moves Chess Solution to last week's problem Sudoku Sudoku rules are extremely easy: Fill all empty squares so that the numbers 1 to 9 appear once in each row, column and 9x9 box. Last week's solution 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 Ng5+ Kf6 Qf8+ Kxg5 Kg3 d4 Qh8 d3 Qh4# Qh8 d4 Kg3 d3 Qh4# Departure Mgarr, Gozo Departure Cirkewwa, Malta A B C D E F G H TODAY TOMORROW 18/12 0 PARTLY CLOUDY UV: 2 19/11 0 MAINLY CLOUDY UV: 2 ROYAL Pharmacy, 271, Triq ir-Repubblika, Valletta THOMAS'S Pharmacy, 796, Triq il-Kbira San Gużepp, Ħamrun BROWN'S Pharmacy, 278, Triq il-Vitorja, Qormi ĦERBA Pharmacy, 183, Triq il-Kbira, Birkirkara MAYER Pharmacy, 33, Ix-Xatt ta' Ta' Xbiex, Msida LOURDES Pharmacy, Triq in-Naxxar, San Ġwann HARLEY Pharmacy, 1,Triq Nathalie Poutiatin Tabone, Sliema MISRAĦ Kola Pharmacy, Triq il-Pitkali, Attard NAXXAR Pharmacy, Vjal il-21 ta' Settembru, Naxxar QAWRA Pharmacy, Earl's Court/1, Triq l-Imħar, Qawra MADDALENA Pharmacy, Shop 2, Binja tal- Faqqani, Dawret it-Torri, Santa Luċija ALPHA Pharmacy, 'Maria Immaculata', Triq Cospicua C/W Vjal il-Kottoner, Fgura SAN Ġwakkin Pharmacy, 1, Triq Sant'Anna, Marsascala BRITANNIA Pharmacy, 5, Triq l-Bajja s-Sabiħa, Birżebbuġa KRISTIANNE Pharmacy, Triq Pietru Pawl Saydon, Żurrieq SPIŻERIJA Ħal-Mula, Triq Dun Salv Ciappara, Żebbuġ NIGRET Pharmacy, Triq iz-Zahar, Rabat FONTANA Pharmacy, Triq il-Għajn, Fontana ST. John's Pharmacy, 85, Triq l-Indipendenza, Xewkija Across 1. Court game (10) 6. Make neat (6) 7. Arrived (4) 10. Navy (5) 11. Governed (5) 12. Outer edge (3) 13. Dull yellowish brown (5) 14. Artifi cial waterway (5) 16. Low in pitch (4) 18. Roof timber (6) 19. Meeting for consultation (10) Down 1. Scottish town (5) 2. Deadlock (9) 3. Involving electricity (8) 4. Curve (3) 5. Obscene (4) 8. US national cemetery (9) 9. Chair with sidepieces (8) 13. Young goats (4) 15. Big (5) 17. Writing instrument (3) 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 A B C D E F G H Weather & Crosswords WEATHER: Partly to rather cloudy locally partly cloudy at times VISIBILITY: Good WIND: Southwest force 3 to 4 locally force 4 to 5, backing Southerly SEA: Slight to moderate locally moderate Sea Temperature: 20 °C MCA Winter Wallop Cricket League resumes at the weekend THIS weekend saw champions Melita Bees facing Marsa Mag- pies, the latter being strength- ened with the inclusion of Sam Aquilina. The magpies batted first to put an unsatisfactory score of 117 runs after the twent y overs were up. Tony Azzopardi was a stand- out performer, scoring thirt y nine runs from the allotted thirt y balls which included three boundaries and a six. Aquilina's inclusion was a positive one with him scoring a valuable twent y four runs from twent y two balls which included a six. John Rusher steered the in- nings and held up an end towards the late stages of the innings and scored eighteen runs along the way which included three bound- aries. Andrew Naudi made thirteen runs and four other batsmen made four runs between them. There were nineteen extras otherwise the scorecard would have been a sorry state for the magpies. Not taking anything away from the bowling of the bees which was re- markable in keeping the magpies at bay. Paul Bradley was the main wick- et taker with two while Daniel Galea, Tim Wheeler, Joy Ghose- roy and Derek Ali all took a wick- et each. The bees made the required runs on the first ball of the sixteenth over. Ewan Prezens who was rep- resenting the Swedish national team faced that one ball and had it sailing over the boundary for six. He would not have wanted a better sending off. The bowl- ers were under siege throughout the rest of the game offering no reply. This was the final game of the first round, and with the win Melita Bees are on top, Krishna Cobras second and Marsa Mag- pies in third. Next Saturday the final session of the Sunoco Cricket Academy for this year will be from 9.00 till 10.30am.