Play Coinword Test Your Wits Puzzle No 1134
Puzzle details from The Record Newspaper offer a word pair matching challenge with clues and paired options. Players supply names addresses and contact details by mail before the March 1 deadline.
22 Feb 1977
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1977
Page
1
Puzzle details from The Record Newspaper offer a word pair matching challenge with clues and paired options. Players supply names addresses and contact details by mail before the March 1 deadline.
A Greenwich fire on Main Street Feb 11 killed Carl Johnson and his son Ronald. Betsy Waters Johnson and her son Gordon Waters survived with injuries. A memorial fund organized by Anna Cornell Alice Mann and Florence Kirk seeks donations via canisters in area stores and mail to Greenwich Journal and Salem Press. Debris clearing at the two destroyed buildings proceeds as investigators probe the blaze cause.
The Coinword contest limits entries to non employees or relatives of The Times Record. Participants may submit multiple entries using the printed blank or a hand drawn replica before 5 p.m. on the Tuesday after publication. A $25 weekly prize is split if ties occur. if no correct solution is found the prize rolls over. All entries become property of the paper and there is one prize per family.
Two Eagle Bridge women were listed in fair condition Monday at Mary McClellan Hospital in Cambridge after a head-on crash Sunday on Route 67 in Hoosick. Alana Swanson of Eagle Bridge lost control on snow and collided with Edmond Bennett of Windsor Vermont.
Three Hoosick Falls residents were injured in a head-on crash on Hill Road Sunday afternoon. Elizabeth Rouse and Margaret Bass, both treated at Putnam Memorial Hospital, suffered injuries including a fractured finger and a fractured knee, while Lee Ann Morse incurred a fractured ankle as a passenger. All were released after treatment.
Van Cliburn will give a benefit concert for the Albany Symphony Orchestra on March 30 at the Palace Theatre in Albany. Seats go on sale Wednesday with several price levels and stage-side availability. The Texan pianist will perform works by Beethoven Mozart Scriabin Schubert and Brahms.
American Legion Post 634 Cambridge hosts a public pancake and sausage breakfast Sunday 8 a.m. to noon at the Legion hall Route 22 with tickets from members or at the door. Cambridge Valley Lodge F and AM plans Past Masters Night February 28 with third degree for a class. A Cambridge Little League reorganization meeting set for Wednesday in the American Legion room seeks volunteers from all ages to support the program.
The Argyle Free Library screens the 90 minute film Farewell to Arms at 7 30 p m sponsored by Friends of the Library and free to the public. Gary Cooper and Helen Hayes star in this World War I romance about an American ambulance driver and an English nurse.
Cambridge reported no accidents Sunday despite bad road conditions Police Chief Phil Sica said there were no calls for crashes while surrounding areas saw incidents Most residents stayed home according to Sica
Police say two youths aged 12 and 14 were accused in a Fed eral mail theft case after 29 pieces of mail including three checks were recovered. The pair will be petitioned in family court within weeks.
Hoosick Falls police logged three crashes with three injuries at Mary McClellan Hospital after a High Street one car wreck Sunday. James Lounsbury 60 Putnam Station skidded into a pole. Gladys 59 and Melinda 18 Lounsbury hurt minorly.
Three people were treated and released at Bennington Hospital after a two car collision on Route 22 in Bennington Vermont. Albert J Slocum was trapped for about 30 minutes in his car. Howard J Stellar was charged with driving while intoxicated passing a solid double line and reckless driving.
Eugene Hunt 42 of Bennington Vermont was sentenced in Cambridge Village Court to 45 days in the Washington County Correctional Facility for assault and resisting arrest. He pleaded guilty to third degree assault resisting arrest two counts of harassment and two motor vehicle charges from a January incident outside Cambridge.
Officer Aiken sustained a broken nose in the confrontation with Hunt's son. Chief Sica required treatment for a knee injury. Hunt's wife Margaret Hunt surrendered after a warrant. Margaret Hunt was fined ten dollars for harassment. Hunt pleaded guilty to third degree assault after originally facing second degree assault.
The Winter Evening On Ice show at Reynolds Gilchrest Memorial Rink drew over 250 attendees. Local Learn To Skate students performed with guest skaters from Christmas Brook Skating Club Williamstown Massachusetts and featured routines by Ingrid and Eric Booth Allison Kirby Karen Home and Diane Homa.
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