Word Puzzle From Elbow and Righter Co
Clue sheet from Judd’s Solution dated 6 27 83 lists a 20 minute total time limit. Participants rearrange each row of letters to form 2 to 7 letter words and score according to the directions beside each row. 50 point bonus applies to 7 letter answers. Blanks count as letters with no value and proper nouns or hyphenated forms are not allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judd
Judd Ted Feature Syndicate, Inc
Seichow and Righter Co
Scrabble
Local listings highlight events and sales across Cedar Rapids
Community brief scans include St Patrick’s School bingo night at 509 A Ave NW with early birds at 6 30 and multiple games. garden flowers at Pierson’s Florists. diet and weight control tips from a Cedar Rapids center. coat repair services from Armstrong’s Fur Salon. various club meetings and talks at Gage Memorial Union and Embassy Club. a reading workshop by Mary and Michael Hopson. local player alerts and business ads detailing discounts and services.
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St. Patrick’s School
Ave. N.W
Shamrock Special
Coverall
Local Government Meetings and Play at Mabie Theater
Linn County schedules several meetings today including Supervisors informal session at 10 am and Board of Adjustment at 1:30 pm. Cedar Rapids School Board holds a 7:30 pm regular meeting at Educational Service Center, 346 Second Ave SW. Ah Wilderness by Eugene O Neill opens at Mabie Theater 8 pm as part of Summer Rep 83 with $6 tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County Supervisors
Linn County Board of Adjustment
Cedar Rapids Community School Board
Second Ave
Eugene O'Neill
Mabie Theater
U of 1
July star maps invite personalized constellations
In a relaxed Ames Gazette column, J Clayton Troeger suggests drawing your own star figures rather than following standard constellations. He adds Jupiter, Saturn and Venus to the July map, urges moonless night viewing, and recounts May comet observations and a list of July celestial events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Clayton Troeger
Ames
Monday Gazette
16Th St
Iowa
Suprise
Scorpius
Cygnus
Aquila
Leo the Lion
Rover
Fido
Snoopy
Towa
Venus
Jupiter
Leo
Pleiades
Hyades
Saturn
City folks see fewer stars than country people
New York AP reports city dwellers see about 10 percent as many stars as rural residents due to light pollution from bright urban lights. The Rand McNally guide notes eyes recover dark sensitivity after lights go out, and recommends away from large cities for optimal stargazing: 100 miles from 1 million plus, 50 miles from 250000, 25 miles from 60000 populations.
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New York
Dear Abby Advice Column Contends With Respect To Health And Abuse
The column addresses a reader who faced mockery for choosing a female OB GYN and another who endures abusive behavior from her husband. Abby urges respect for medical choice and strongly condemns the abusive partner, advising therapy for him and for the reader if she remains with him.
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Abby
New Mexico
Aching
Jim
Also Mentioned on This Page
Elbow and Righter Co
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Pierson’s Florists
Ellis Blvd
Center Point Rd
Weight Control Education Center
Armstrong's Fur Salon
Kingsgard Cleaners
St. Pius
Gage Memorial Union
Coe College
Mary and
Michael Hopson
Homer
Alaska
Susan M. Barlow
Country Club Parkway SE
University of Colorado, Boulder
Sertoma
Greater
Cedar Rapids
Sertoma Club
Village Inn
Don Smithey
Embassy Club
Fifth St. SE
St. George's
Doors
Siebke Hoyt
Downtown
Westdale
Adv
Guaranty Bank & Trust
FDIC
Westside Garden
3Rd Avenue
S.W
Siegel's
3Rd Ave
1St Avenue N.E
Lions
George Estle
Heartwood Center
Roosevelt
Moehlmann
Malone Music Company
N.E
First Christian Church
Third Ave
Canopus Club
Florence Robertson
Friendsmobile
Commonwealth Apartments
Northbrook Manor
Council St
Nixon Park
Northbrook Drive
Hiawatha Water Board, Fire Department
Tenth Ave
Linn County Conservation Board
Marion
Diai 911
Dear Abby
Irate
Is van Buren Universal Press Syndicate
Marjorie Belshaw
Diet Center
1St Ave. S.E
6Th St. S.W
Westdale Mall
Florsheim Shoe Shops
Valley West Mall
Des Moines
Merle Hay
Westroads
Omaha
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