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October 20, 2011
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that each row across, each column down and
each small 9-box square contains all of the
numbers from one to nine.
DIFFICULTY THIS WEEK: *
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© 2011 King Features Synd., Inc.
Halloween can be a spooky good
time for children and adults alike, but
the cost of costumes can be downright
scary. When I was a child, my brother
and I dressed as a pirate and a gypsy,
respectively, for several years, as
they were costumes that could be put
together using things you might find
a'ound the house. This week's focus
is on inexpensive or FREE Hallow-
een costumes. Happy Halloween!
• Most anyone can come up with
a ghost costume (basically, a white
sheet with eyes cut out and cut off
at the bottom so it's not too long)•
How about dressing up that ghost
with costume jewelry and makeup,
or a mustache/beard drawn on. with
a tie and canting a briefcase labeled
"Scare Corporation'"? Use hats or
other dress-up accessories to make
Dr. Ghost or Officer Ghost• The pos-
sibilities are endless.
• A basic scarecrow needs only
a flannel shirt, a pair of jeans and
socks, a floppy hat and some straw•
Stuff wadded-up plastic bags into
shirt or pants to fill, then use rubber
bands to secure straw at the cuffs•
Paint on a tunny face. (Thanks to J.R.
in Illinois.)
• Be an over-the-top tourist: A loud
Hawaiian-style shirt paired with a
pair of shorts, perhaps socks with
sandals'? Carry a camera on a strap
around your neck. Use a small carry-
on bag as your treat bag, or decorate
a paper sack by gluing on squares cut
from a map.
• Be Static Cling! Use safety pins to
pin a variety of small items to your
outfit think socks, scarves, even a
pair of undies if you dare! Tease hair
until it's standing straight up, and use
hairspray to keep it that way.
The Spats by Jeff Pickering
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Have some fun during National Pasta Month and Pasta Lovers'Week in North Dakota.
Put your"noodle"to good use and solve this pasta puzzler. Send in your completed puzzle, and
with a little luck, a pasta prize package cou/d be yours/
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WORD BANK
Acres, alfredo, bigger, color.
Divide, drying, durum, fiber,
horses, Italy, loss, lycopenes,
mixograph, northwest, orzo,
pounds (2), primavera, quarts,
ravioli, semolina, spaghetti,
specks, vegetables,Venezuela.
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I. One pound of pasta should be boiled
in four to six of water.
3. A piece of equipment that measures
the strength of the semolina dough.
5. The first pasta plant in the U.S. was powered
by
6. __ wheat, the type used to produce pasta,
is the hardest class of wheat.
7. __ time varies for pasta dough, depending
on the shape.
9. Italian sailors often ate leftovers stuffed in this
pasta.
I I. Colored pasta is produced using __.
15. The most popular pasta shape in the U.S.
16. Tomato based sauces are rich in which
can lower the risk of certain types of cancer.
18. Pasta producers want a low number of
or dark particles in the finished pasta.
19. Each tear, the average American eata about 20
of paste
23. This region of North Dakota has the largest
concentration of durum production.
24. This South American country is a large export
destination for U.S. durum.
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2. A sauce consisting of butter, Parmesan cheese,
cream and black pepper.
4. One bushel of durum weighs approximately
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7. The most popular variety planted in North Dakota.
8. A tomato based sauce with vegetables like carrots,
celery and peppers.
10. This country is the largest export market for U.S.
durum.
12. Tortelloni are different from tortellini in that they are
13. Whole wheat pasta is a good source of
14. Pasta is made by mixing __ and water.
17. For Moroccan millers, semolina is the most
important quality attribute.
20. North Dakota durum producers grow about 1.6 million
of durum each year.
21. A quality test that measures the amount of solids lost
during cooking is referred to as cooking
22. A pasta shape named with the Italian word for barley.
Name
Address
City State Zip
Phone
Your Local Newspaper,
American Italian Pasta Co.,
60__.
Proudly sponsored by:
WHEAT COMMISSION
Dakota Growers Pasta Company,
and the U.S. Durum Growers
Association
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I. RELIGION: Which religious
text is divided into chapters called
"suras"?
2. HISTORY: When did the War of
1812 end?
3. TELEVISION: The character Jim
Phelps starred in what long-running
spy drama?
4. MUSIC: What kind of instrument
is a dulcimer?
5. MONEY: What is the standard
currency of Vietnam?
6. FAMOUS PEOPLE: Who was
Time Magazine's Person of the Cen-
tury in 1999?
7. GEOGRAPHY: Where is the Bal-
tic Sea located?
8. ANATOMY: What is "necrosis"?
9. NATURAL WORLD: Where is
the geyser Old Faithful located?
10. MOVIES: What 1970s film's
theme song was titled "Evergreen"?
Answers
1. Quran
2 1815
3. "Mission: Impossible"
4. Stringed instrumenl played with
hammers
5. Dong
6. Albert Einstein
7. Northern Europe
8. Death of body tissue
9. Yellowstone National Park, Wyo-
ming
10. "A Star is Born"
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mgton. D.C. Following the Civil War,
Sousa served a seven-year apprentice-
ship in the Marine Band, then went on
to compose 136 nmrches, including
"The Washington Post" (1889) and
"Stars And Stripes Forever" (t 896).
• On'Oct. 31, 1892, "The Adven-
tures of Sherlock Holmes." by Arthur
Conan Doyle, is published. The book
was the first collection of Holmes sto-
ries. University of Edinburgh teacher
Dr. Joseph Bell partly inspired Doyle's
character Sherlock Hohnes.
• On No: 2, 1902, engineer Andrew
Riker delivers the first four-cylinder,
gas-powered Locomobile a 12-
horsepower Model C made of man-
ganese, bronze and heat-treated steel
-- to a buyer in New York City. At
$4,000, the elegant, luxurious touring
car was built for wealthy patrons.
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