Puzzle No 1109 Word Pair Quiz Delivers Mixed Clues
Puzzle No 1109 presents a list of word-pair clues with alternate choices. Each item asks to pick the correct pair to fit a blank, revealing common phrases and punny contrasts across varied contexts.
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1976
Page
4
Puzzle No 1109 presents a list of word-pair clues with alternate choices. Each item asks to pick the correct pair to fit a blank, revealing common phrases and punny contrasts across varied contexts.
The Times Record outlines entry rules for COINWORD including eligibility exclusions for staff and relatives, unlimited submissions, submission deadline by 5 p.m. Tuesday after publication, and that entries may not be mailed on postcards. A $25 weekly prize is awarded to the sole winner, with shared prizes if tied, and rules emphasize judge decisions.
Washington D C Congressman Edward W Pattison reports 1975 income of 56000, taxes of 15208, and 160000 in assets from mortgages deposits and stocks. Largest income 39072 salary with deductions for a 5 percent raise returned to counties and office expenses 606.
Hoosick Falls Lions Club sponsors a bloodmobile September 9 from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. at First United Church, Presbyterian. Eagles plan a Policeman's Ball September 11 with a smorgasbord at 7 p.m. and a dance at 9 p.m. A sheriff’s rep will speak, and Eagle Award will honor policeman of the year. Also listed: St. Mark's Thrift Shop hours, St. Hilda's Guild meeting, Derby Club fall meeting, Legion Auxiliary Sept 22, Rough Riders 4-H postponement, food stamps applications begin Sept 14 at the Senior Citizens Center.
Police found a damaged well machine owned by David Kessler behind the Wood Flong Corp. in Hoosick Falls. A smashed window and light were noted with one light missing. Investigations continue. Two speeding arrests were reported on Monday: Frank M. Mormile of Albany and Virginia C. Bozen of Vermont were ticketed on High Street.
The Second Annual Frog Jumping Contest occurs Saturday at Wood Memorial Park starting 1 p.m. Open to all ages. Participants may bring frogs or rent one for 25 cents. First prize is a bicycle from Mark Shaw's Bicycle Shop. Second prize is a month of Sundays at Stewart's Ice Cream Store. Winners judged by total distance of three jumps with backward leaps deducted, frogs not touched.
The Rensselaer County Social Services Food Stamp Unit will accept applications in Grafton Petersburg and Berlin on the first Tuesday of each month starting Sept 7. Hours vary by location and applicants must provide four weeks of income resources and residency proof. Mechanicville note reports Hose Company No 3 meets Thursday at 7 30 p.m. at the new firehouse.
A local collector recounts dangerous bottles labeled as cures and tonics. He notes many contained narcotics or were marketed as universal remedies. The commentator plans to attend Ulster County Community College this fall and keep his collection where found.
A state DOT plan aims to replace the washed out Route 7 culvert near Smith's Gulf Station Hoosick with a 100 foot multi plate culvert and wider embankments. A temporary one lane wooden bridge remains in use with construction slated to begin after low bidder award within 30 days and completion by December to ease ski traffic toward Vermont.
Johnny Mathis delivers a long program of blockbuster tunes with a dusky voice and lush arrangements by Jim Barnett at Colonie Coliseum. The performance blends precision musicianship and restraint, with a light comic break by Mike Neun, offering a full, dynamic concert experience.
A performance by Mathis featured a medley from West Side Story ending with a powerful Maria that elicited a primal roar of approval from the fevered audience.
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