Play Coinword Test Your Wits Puzzle No 1106
The Record invites readers to solve COINWORD Puzzle No 1106 with a deadline of 5 p.m. Tuesday August 17. Puzzle editor contact details are listed for submission and entry.
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1976
Page
3
The Record invites readers to solve COINWORD Puzzle No 1106 with a deadline of 5 p.m. Tuesday August 17. Puzzle editor contact details are listed for submission and entry.
Fill in the blanks with paired words from the choices to complete each clue. The answers hinge on choosing correct homonym pairs and fitting contexts.
The Times Record outlines COINWORD contest rules including eligibility restrictions for staff and relatives, entry methods, deadlines by 5 p.m. Tuesday after publication, and prize details of 25 dollars per week. If multiple winners emerge, prizes split. no correct solution forfeits roll into next week. All entries become property of the paper.
Mechanicville District Public Library offers a Thursday program with two showings at 10 30 a m and 1 30 p m featuring Mike Mulligan and His Steam Shovel Little Red Lighthouse and Alexander and the Car with the Missing Headlight Tenants and children enjoy a globe trotting tale with artful dialogue and sound effects created by local youngsters.
Albany Republican state senate candidate Arnold Proskin said he would withdraw his name from the Conservative Party line after noting irregularities in nominating petitions. He filed with the state board of elections citing 10 of 153 signatures not matching records and followed recent suit against Democratic opponent Howard Nolan over Conservative petition improprieties.
The Calvary Episcopal Couples Club invites members to a 6:30 p.m. swim party and picnic at Charlton School for Girls with tennis and softball available for others. Interested couples should call Chuck or Ellen Alsdorf for details. The Inter Church Council Vacation Church School begins August 16 with registration ongoing.
Malta Baisiton 90 aims for rapid completion. A church memory window honors Linda Peterson Kelley. The Schenectady Inter City Ministry Emergency Food Program runs through summer serving 1,000 people monthly. May expenditures nearly doubled receipts. cash reserves fall. Those with extra garden produce should call the First United Methodist Church to help before the program ends.
Kevin Grupe of Ballston Spa Cindy Peck of Schuylerville and Kristen Peck of Schuylerville led the Junior Department 4-H Show at the Saratoga County Fair with multiple firsts and champions. Kevin earned six firsts across Holstein divisions, Exhibitors Herd and Showmanship. Cindy and Kristen also earned multiple top finishes in Guernsey and Jersey classes, with Betsy, Penny Palmer, Laura Griffin and others winning in various cattle categories.
In Saratoga Springs the 56th Fasig Tipton annual yearlings auction proceeds as scheduled tonight from 8:30 p.m. to around midnight despite heavy rain, a sales spokesman said.
The International Meditation Society presents a free public talk on transcendental meditation at Mechanicville District Public Library Wednesday at 8 p.m. The program touts TM as an easy natural technique offering deep relaxation, stress relief, and potential development.
Albany The Hebrew Academy board voted to intensify a one week fund drive to cover a $57,000 deficit that could keep the K 12 school from opening in September. About 200 supporters attended and pledged efforts to call donors within three days.
Albany records show July as the third coldest in a century and cooler than June for the first time since 1926. The year featured a mix of bitter January cold, warm February and Easter heat, with widespread wetness and flooding in the Hudson Valley.
Gail Bowers of Loudonville led the creation of a Hudson River sloop club in the Albany area. From a small home meeting to a 25 member core, the group incorporated non profit status and planned events including a Pete Seeger fundraiser that drew over 1,000 attendees. The Bowers soon move to Kingston, leaving a formed club behind to carry on.
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