Wednesday, January 2, 2013 The Montmorency County Tribune 9
Q*** @÷,(D , <>Ox + A: oo,k , h,-"-2
ABCl)EFGHIJK LHROPQRSTOVI,/XYZ
CRY PTO FOR
m m m m m m m m
1)el-erLwe Eke cod.e I:o .veL Eke vser!
Solve the code to discover words related to the new year.
Each number corresponds to a different letter.
(Hint: 17 = c)
A. 17 13 15 16 14 15 12 7 22
B 17 22 11 22 2 18 15 1 22
C. 1 21 22 11 5 22
'.;/ : N!,mber on ,=1ooi .
D. 1 19 15 26 1
Clue: t?,ais + q/,:,';' in f:,o/7or =
WORD SCRAMBLE
Rearrange the letters in the word to spell
something pertaining to New Year's Eve.
TMIHGDIN
,+++ +
+ ---'+.+++
Born on January 5th, I am a quirky
movie actress best known for
my work with Woody Allen.
uota)l aura. o :aaru V
CLUES ACROSS
1. Easy as 1-2-3
4. Goat and camel hair fabric
7. A woman's undergarment
I0. British bathrooms
12. Assemblages of parts into
one entity
14. Semitic fertility god
15. Dull & uninteresting
16. Yemen capital
17. Stare impertinently
18. Banished persons
:20. Heart failure & energy
supplement
22. Reduction in force
23. Women's movement
24. Polynesian wrapped skirt
26. Double-reed instruments
29. Own (Scottish)
30. Summer window dressings
35. Many not ands
36. Paddle
37. Being a single unit
38. Silly behavior
44. Insecticide
45. A blank area
46. Reduces stress
48. Morning moisture
49. Tear away roughly
50. Elevated
53. Cristobalite
56. Baseball's Ruth
57. Indian monetary unit
59. Contest of speed
61. Having a slanted direction
62. Gross receipts
63. A river in NE Spain
64. The brain and spinal cord
(abbr.)
65. Dynegy Inc. on NYSE
66. Japanese monetary unit
CLUES DOWN
1. Linen vestment worn by 29. Hall of Fame (abbr.)
priests 31. Aah
2. The trunk of a tree 32. Unnaturally pale
3. Transmission line cable 33. Before
4. Freshwater duck genus 34. Fixed in one's purpose
5. Bulk storage container 39. Madames
6. Oil obtained from flowers 40. Frosts
7. Shopping containers 41. City drains
8. Abnormal breathing 42. Baseball playoff
9. Brew 43. Cruise
11. Bake eggs in their shells 47. Steeple
12. Serviceable 50. Precipitation
13. A person in the navy 51. Cas : winter melons
14. A child's slight injury 52. A unit of two
19. Fain 53. Viewed
21. Supports trestletree 54. Taxis
24. Parian Chronicle discovery 55. 4840 square yards
site 56. London radio station
25. Greek famous for fables 58. Perform work regularly
27. Farcical afterpiece 60. Longest geological time
28. Dispatches by mail
SUDOKU
3 5
6
7 9 6
9 4
1
1
3 2
7
9
8
Here's How It Works:
5
2
5
4
8 3
6
3 7
Level: Intermediate
Fun By The
Numbers
Like puzzles?
Then you'll love
sudoku. This
mind-bending
puzzle will have
you hooked from
the moment you
square off, so
sharpen your
pencil and put
your sudoku
savvy to the testl
Sudoku puzzles are formatted as a 9x9 grid, broken down into nine
3x3 boxes. To solve a sudoku, the numbers 1 through 9 must fill each
row, column and box. Each number can appear only once in each row,
column and box. You can figure out the order in which the numbers will
appear by using the numeric clues already provided in the boxes. The
more numbers you name, the easier it gets to solve the puzzlel
NEW YEAR'S WORD SEARCH
N H E X P E C T A T T 0 N S 1" E H T T T
N L H 0 L 1" D A Y R P H D A P Y A 3 S B
L 0 P R H N P 3 S Y K 0 G 0 C U P A T L
0 W N A 6 P P 6 Y N S F H E L L 0 L L X
K G R E R H G C R W 0 R R D N T O A B N
R L E N N T F N A N A 1. L 1. 3 D B C C S
K K S Y 0 T T B T E F A T 3 E T 1" G K E
X P 0 P 0 1" 0 E Y N N 0 A A 0 N C N F N
S 0 L K G 3 S U S G N N 0 0 R H D B G A
N L U P R N 0 E S H U T F D A B A S D G
A D T K T L 1. Y H A S N G N U L E H U N
L E 1. A G Y N G R A D E P E L N 3 L 1" 1.
P R 0 Y D E S Y N K K A R O B R 3 T E F
F Y N X B N E N S 1" G E O F C H 1" H U C
R 3 S H X E P I E N S N R 1. F B L G H A
N E C T X G W H E 1. S F N 0 C P N T A C
1. T T E F N 0 C N H 0 D T N U 0 C N P R
T T U G U G E Y 1. R A C U T Z T R D P 0
D H N E H 0 R T E S P A R A D E S 1. Y W
G N 1. C N A D P F Y L T N A F N N N R D
Find the words hidden vertically, horizontally & diagonally throughout the puzzle.
WORDS
AULD LANG SYNE HAPPY
BALLOONS HOLIDAY
BEGINNING HOPE
CELEBRATIONS 3ANUARY
CHAMPAGNE 30Y
CLOCK MEMORIES
CONFETTI MIDNIGHT
COUNTDOWN MOMENTOUS
CROWD NEW
DANCING NOISEHAKER
ENDING OLDER
EXPECTATIONS PARADES
FAMILY PARTIES
FOOD PLANS
FOOTBALL RESOLUTIONS
FRESH SINGING
FRIENDS TIME
GANES TOAST
YEAR
Weekly Horoscopes
SAGITTARIUS - Nov 23/Dec 21:
ARIES - Mar 21/Apr 20: Aries, LEO - Jul 23/Aug 23: Secrets You won't be able to rest until you
there are some things that need have a funny way of catching up
with you, Leo. Although it can be
hard to be honest, upcoming situ-
to be accomplished this week
despite the your reservations.
Find a way to make the best of
the situation.
TAURUS- Apr 21/May 21: Tau-
rus, enjoy an active week ahead
that includes a very busy social
schedule. Instead of trying to
swim against the tide, let it take
you along.
GEMINI - May 22/Jun 21: Take
care of things on your own this
week, Gemini. Others around
you will be just as busy, so put
your head down and get started
on the many tasks at hand.
CANCER - Jun 22/Jul 22: Sar-
casm is not the right approach
this week, Cancer. Focus on
being amiable to all of the
people you interact with the next
few days and reap the rewards.
ations will work out much more
easily if you are.
VIRGO - Aug 24/Sept 22: You
have no reason to question your
confidence this week, Virgo. Give
yourself a pep talk to make it
through a sticky situation, and
things will turn out alright.
LIBRA- Sept 23/Oct 23: You are
coasting on a high of good for-
tune, Libra. Don't worry, it isn't
going to slow down anytime soon.
Enjoy all of the opportunities that
come your way.
SCORPIO - Oct 24/Nov 22: It
takes more than just good ideas
to find success, Scorpio. There is
also a lot of follow-through and
legwork that goes into every sce-
nario. Start working through the
particulars.
solve a problem that has been
bugging you, Sagittarius. But the
solution won't immediately
present itself.
CAPRICORN - Dec 22/Jan 20:
Sometimes it takes more time and
money than it's worth to follow
through with somethingthat origi-
nally seemed like a good idea.
Don't think of it as giving up but
redirecting.
AQUARIUS - Jan 21/Feb 18: It
may take a little more time to work
through the long to-do list, but
that will make the satisfaction of
getting the job done that much
more worth it, Aquarius.
PISCES - Feb 19/Mar 20: Words
can be interpreted in many differ-
ent ways, Pisces. Choose what you
say wisely so you don't give any-
one the wrong impression.
1) Around what year B.C. (BCE) did the Greeks
begin the baby tradition signifying a new year?
800, 600, 400, 200
2) When did the New Year's Eve Ball make its
maiden descent from the flagpole atop Times
Square?
1884, 1907, 1923, 1949
3) What new year'sgift did ancient Persians
give that symbolizedproductiveness?
Cakes, Eggs, Bowls, Robes
4) Where is boiled cod commonly the fare for
New Year's Eve?
New England, Vietnam, Denmark, Australia
5) Whose new year is called "Rash Hashanah"?
Celtic, Chinesee, Jewish, Scottish
6) Of these where is "Feliz Ano Nova" said for
Happy New Year?
Indonesia, Somali, Denmark, Portugal
7) Who was the Rose Parade's first woman
grand marshall?
Gloria Steinem, Erma Bombeck, Farrah Fawcett,
Carole King
TrivGuy
8) In Greece New Year's Day is also the festival
of which Saint?
Basil, Abbo, Waccar, Sabas
9) Which city has the Mummers New Year's Day
parade?
San Francisco, Atlanta, Miami, Philadelphia
10) At new year's time the Hindus think of what
goddess ofwealth?
Agrona, Lakshmi, Nanna, Fulla
11) Under which current calendar is New Year's
Day January 17
Julian, Gregorian, Chinese, Roman
12) Of these where is "Godt Nytt Ar" said for
Happy New Year?
Arabia, Nepal, Norway, Punjabi
13) Which college team duringthe 20th century
had the most Rose Bowl victories?
UCLA, Michiagn, Southern Call Stanford
Answers arid, Solutions on Page 11
Wednesday, January 2, 2013 The Montmorency County Tribune 9
Q*** @÷,(D , <>Ox + A: oo,k , h,-"-2
ABCl)EFGHIJK LHROPQRSTOVI,/XYZ
CRY PTO FOR
m m m m m m m m
1)el-erLwe Eke cod.e I:o .veL Eke vser!
Solve the code to discover words related to the new year.
Each number corresponds to a different letter.
(Hint: 17 = c)
A. 17 13 15 16 14 15 12 7 22
B 17 22 11 22 2 18 15 1 22
C. 1 21 22 11 5 22
'.;/ : N!,mber on ,=1ooi .
D. 1 19 15 26 1
Clue: t?,ais + q/,:,';' in f:,o/7or =
WORD SCRAMBLE
Rearrange the letters in the word to spell
something pertaining to New Year's Eve.
TMIHGDIN
,+++ +
+ ---'+.+++
Born on January 5th, I am a quirky
movie actress best known for
my work with Woody Allen.
uota)l aura. o :aaru V
CLUES ACROSS
1. Easy as 1-2-3
4. Goat and camel hair fabric
7. A woman's undergarment
I0. British bathrooms
12. Assemblages of parts into
one entity
14. Semitic fertility god
15. Dull & uninteresting
16. Yemen capital
17. Stare impertinently
18. Banished persons
:20. Heart failure & energy
supplement
22. Reduction in force
23. Women's movement
24. Polynesian wrapped skirt
26. Double-reed instruments
29. Own (Scottish)
30. Summer window dressings
35. Many not ands
36. Paddle
37. Being a single unit
38. Silly behavior
44. Insecticide
45. A blank area
46. Reduces stress
48. Morning moisture
49. Tear away roughly
50. Elevated
53. Cristobalite
56. Baseball's Ruth
57. Indian monetary unit
59. Contest of speed
61. Having a slanted direction
62. Gross receipts
63. A river in NE Spain
64. The brain and spinal cord
(abbr.)
65. Dynegy Inc. on NYSE
66. Japanese monetary unit
CLUES DOWN
1. Linen vestment worn by 29. Hall of Fame (abbr.)
priests 31. Aah
2. The trunk of a tree 32. Unnaturally pale
3. Transmission line cable 33. Before
4. Freshwater duck genus 34. Fixed in one's purpose
5. Bulk storage container 39. Madames
6. Oil obtained from flowers 40. Frosts
7. Shopping containers 41. City drains
8. Abnormal breathing 42. Baseball playoff
9. Brew 43. Cruise
11. Bake eggs in their shells 47. Steeple
12. Serviceable 50. Precipitation
13. A person in the navy 51. Cas : winter melons
14. A child's slight injury 52. A unit of two
19. Fain 53. Viewed
21. Supports trestletree 54. Taxis
24. Parian Chronicle discovery 55. 4840 square yards
site 56. London radio station
25. Greek famous for fables 58. Perform work regularly
27. Farcical afterpiece 60. Longest geological time
28. Dispatches by mail
SUDOKU
3 5
6
7 9 6
9 4
1
1
3 2
7
9
8
Here's How It Works:
5
2
5
4
8 3
6
3 7
Level: Intermediate
Fun By The
Numbers
Like puzzles?
Then you'll love
sudoku. This
mind-bending
puzzle will have
you hooked from
the moment you
square off, so
sharpen your
pencil and put
your sudoku
savvy to the testl
Sudoku puzzles are formatted as a 9x9 grid, broken down into nine
3x3 boxes. To solve a sudoku, the numbers 1 through 9 must fill each
row, column and box. Each number can appear only once in each row,
column and box. You can figure out the order in which the numbers will
appear by using the numeric clues already provided in the boxes. The
more numbers you name, the easier it gets to solve the puzzlel
NEW YEAR'S WORD SEARCH
N H E X P E C T A T T 0 N S 1" E H T T T
N L H 0 L 1" D A Y R P H D A P Y A 3 S B
L 0 P R H N P 3 S Y K 0 G 0 C U P A T L
0 W N A 6 P P 6 Y N S F H E L L 0 L L X
K G R E R H G C R W 0 R R D N T O A B N
R L E N N T F N A N A 1. L 1. 3 D B C C S
K K S Y 0 T T B T E F A T 3 E T 1" G K E
X P 0 P 0 1" 0 E Y N N 0 A A 0 N C N F N
S 0 L K G 3 S U S G N N 0 0 R H D B G A
N L U P R N 0 E S H U T F D A B A S D G
A D T K T L 1. Y H A S N G N U L E H U N
L E 1. A G Y N G R A D E P E L N 3 L 1" 1.
P R 0 Y D E S Y N K K A R O B R 3 T E F
F Y N X B N E N S 1" G E O F C H 1" H U C
R 3 S H X E P I E N S N R 1. F B L G H A
N E C T X G W H E 1. S F N 0 C P N T A C
1. T T E F N 0 C N H 0 D T N U 0 C N P R
T T U G U G E Y 1. R A C U T Z T R D P 0
D H N E H 0 R T E S P A R A D E S 1. Y W
G N 1. C N A D P F Y L T N A F N N N R D
Find the words hidden vertically, horizontally & diagonally throughout the puzzle.
WORDS
AULD LANG SYNE HAPPY
BALLOONS HOLIDAY
BEGINNING HOPE
CELEBRATIONS 3ANUARY
CHAMPAGNE 30Y
CLOCK MEMORIES
CONFETTI MIDNIGHT
COUNTDOWN MOMENTOUS
CROWD NEW
DANCING NOISEHAKER
ENDING OLDER
EXPECTATIONS PARADES
FAMILY PARTIES
FOOD PLANS
FOOTBALL RESOLUTIONS
FRESH SINGING
FRIENDS TIME
GANES TOAST
YEAR
Weekly Horoscopes
SAGITTARIUS - Nov 23/Dec 21:
ARIES - Mar 21/Apr 20: Aries, LEO - Jul 23/Aug 23: Secrets You won't be able to rest until you
there are some things that need have a funny way of catching up
with you, Leo. Although it can be
hard to be honest, upcoming situ-
to be accomplished this week
despite the your reservations.
Find a way to make the best of
the situation.
TAURUS- Apr 21/May 21: Tau-
rus, enjoy an active week ahead
that includes a very busy social
schedule. Instead of trying to
swim against the tide, let it take
you along.
GEMINI - May 22/Jun 21: Take
care of things on your own this
week, Gemini. Others around
you will be just as busy, so put
your head down and get started
on the many tasks at hand.
CANCER - Jun 22/Jul 22: Sar-
casm is not the right approach
this week, Cancer. Focus on
being amiable to all of the
people you interact with the next
few days and reap the rewards.
ations will work out much more
easily if you are.
VIRGO - Aug 24/Sept 22: You
have no reason to question your
confidence this week, Virgo. Give
yourself a pep talk to make it
through a sticky situation, and
things will turn out alright.
LIBRA- Sept 23/Oct 23: You are
coasting on a high of good for-
tune, Libra. Don't worry, it isn't
going to slow down anytime soon.
Enjoy all of the opportunities that
come your way.
SCORPIO - Oct 24/Nov 22: It
takes more than just good ideas
to find success, Scorpio. There is
also a lot of follow-through and
legwork that goes into every sce-
nario. Start working through the
particulars.
solve a problem that has been
bugging you, Sagittarius. But the
solution won't immediately
present itself.
CAPRICORN - Dec 22/Jan 20:
Sometimes it takes more time and
money than it's worth to follow
through with somethingthat origi-
nally seemed like a good idea.
Don't think of it as giving up but
redirecting.
AQUARIUS - Jan 21/Feb 18: It
may take a little more time to work
through the long to-do list, but
that will make the satisfaction of
getting the job done that much
more worth it, Aquarius.
PISCES - Feb 19/Mar 20: Words
can be interpreted in many differ-
ent ways, Pisces. Choose what you
say wisely so you don't give any-
one the wrong impression.
1) Around what year B.C. (BCE) did the Greeks
begin the baby tradition signifying a new year?
800, 600, 400, 200
2) When did the New Year's Eve Ball make its
maiden descent from the flagpole atop Times
Square?
1884, 1907, 1923, 1949
3) What new year'sgift did ancient Persians
give that symbolizedproductiveness?
Cakes, Eggs, Bowls, Robes
4) Where is boiled cod commonly the fare for
New Year's Eve?
New England, Vietnam, Denmark, Australia
5) Whose new year is called "Rash Hashanah"?
Celtic, Chinesee, Jewish, Scottish
6) Of these where is "Feliz Ano Nova" said for
Happy New Year?
Indonesia, Somali, Denmark, Portugal
7) Who was the Rose Parade's first woman
grand marshall?
Gloria Steinem, Erma Bombeck, Farrah Fawcett,
Carole King
TrivGuy
8) In Greece New Year's Day is also the festival
of which Saint?
Basil, Abbo, Waccar, Sabas
9) Which city has the Mummers New Year's Day
parade?
San Francisco, Atlanta, Miami, Philadelphia
10) At new year's time the Hindus think of what
goddess ofwealth?
Agrona, Lakshmi, Nanna, Fulla
11) Under which current calendar is New Year's
Day January 17
Julian, Gregorian, Chinese, Roman
12) Of these where is "Godt Nytt Ar" said for
Happy New Year?
Arabia, Nepal, Norway, Punjabi
13) Which college team duringthe 20th century
had the most Rose Bowl victories?
UCLA, Michiagn, Southern Call Stanford
Answers arid, Solutions on Page 11
