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Golden Valley News
September 21, 2017
DIFFICULTY THIS WEEK: • •
Rodriguez
1. GENERAL KNOWLEDGE:
What was the name of George Wash-
ington's estate?
2. U.S. PRESIDENTS: Who was the
first president to appear at a live tele-
vised news conference?
3. TELEVISION: In what year did
the children's show "Sesame Street"
debut?
4. MATH: In Roman numerals, what
is D divided by X?
15. LITERATURE: Who wrote the
i 9th-century novel "Mansfield Park"?
6. MEDICAL: What is a common
name for the childhood disease vari-
Cella?
7. ASTRONOMY: What is the only
planet in our solar system named after
a female deity?
8. MEASUREMENTS: What is the
metric equivalent of a teaspoon?
9. NICKNAMES: What major city is
also known as "The Big Smoke"?
10. BIRTHSTONES: What is the
official birthstone of September?
Answers
1. Mount Vernon
2. John F. Kennedy
3. 1969
: 4. L (50)
5. Jane Austen
6. Chickenpox
7. Venus
8. About 5 milliliters
9. London
10. Sapphire
orts
in saves for four consecutive years.
Name the two pitchers.
3. Who was the last Ohio State foot-
ball player to be taken No. 1 overall in
the NFL Draft?
4. In the 2015-16 season, the San
Antonio Spurs tied an NBA mark for
best home regular'season record (40-
1). Who else held the record?
5. Who was the last NHL player
before Ottawa's Jean-Gabriel Pageau
to tally four goals in a postseason
game?
6. Who holds the Major League Soc-
cer record for most goals scored in a
single postseason?
7. Which three thoroughbred horser-
aces make up the Canadian Triple
Crown?
Answers
1. The 1976 Cincinnati Reds had
five starters (Johnny Bench, Joe Mor-
gan, Pete Rose, Dave Concepcion and
George Foster).
2. Bruce Sutter (1979-82) and Dan
Quisenberry (1982-85).
3. Offensive lineman Orlando Pace,
in 1997.
4. The Boston Celtics, in 1985-86.
5. Detroit's Johan Franzen, in 2010.
6. Carlos Ruiz of the L.A. Galaxy in
2002.
7. The Queen's Plate, the Prince.
of Wales Stakes and the Breeders'
Stakes.
• If you use cold water to clean all of
your clothes, you'll save about $40 a
year in electricity costs. Your clothes
will last longer too. And consider a
clothesline for air-drying items like
towels and sheets on nice days. That
saves electricity as well.
• "I just filled a nick in my wood floor
with a brown crayon. It totally works.
I just rubbed it into the mark, and then
used a soft rag to work it in. You can't
even tell where it was. I thank my dad
for this tip."-- C.L. in Arizona
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set, I used my wife's red nail polish. I
painted it over the numbers and then
quickly used a tissue to wipe off the
excess. The red color sunk into the
indentations, making the numbers
easier to read."-- E.L.D. in Indiana
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49 DUI
Law enforcement agencies
across the state participated in the
national enforcement campaign,
Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over,
from Aug. 18 through Sept. 4, to
deter motorists from driving im-
paired.
made during
A total' of 689 citations were at-
tributed to the added enforcement
patrols , a Sept. 13 announcement
said. Of the total citations, 57 were
alcohol-related with 49 driving
under the influence (DUI) arrests.
There were another 52 arrests or ci-
campaign
tations for other alcohol-related vi-
olations such as minor in consump-
tion or open container and 34
drug-related arrests.
Over the past five years in North
Dakota, more than 300 people have
died in an alcohol-related crash.
SBDC offering free entrepreneurial workshop
DICKINSON - The Small Busi- Friday - Sunday, Oct. 20 - 22. An in- ate new and exciting business models
ness Development Center (SBDC) at troductory "boot camp" will take and put them to the test in a short pe-
Dickinson State University is partner place a week or two before the event riod of time.
ing with Stark Development Corpo- where participants will have °the This program is free to attend and
ration to bring a 3 Day Startup (3DS) chance to meet, be introduced to key open to the public though space is
event for area entrepreneurs and busi- entrepreneurship principles, and learn limited. Interested individuals must
nesses, best practices for maximizing the 3 submit an application as only 40 par-
This is a weekend-long, learn-by- Day Startupprogram experience, ticipants will be selected for the
doing workshop that teaches entre- The event is open to students of unique workshop. The deadline to
preneurial skills to students and area all years, majors and experience lev- apply is Friday, Sept. 29.
entrepreneurs in an extreme hands-on els as well as working and entrepre- For more details regarding 3 Day
environment, neurial professionals. The weekend Startup or to apply please visit
The three day event will take place event challenges participants to ere- www.dickinsonstate.3daystartup.org.
Public invited to talk, information gathering meeting
DICKINSON - The public is in- of graduate students from the Uni- The team will be publishing an e-
vited to a talk and information gath- versity of Wisconsin-Madison and book detailing the results of its work.
ering meeting, "Investigating the professional architectural historians This public meeting is part of a
Folk Farmstead of the Germans from for an architecture course called mitigation agreement between Next
Russia," Oct. 4 from 4-7 p.m. at the "Farmsteads on the Frontier: Ger- Era and the North Dakota State His-
Dickinson Area Public Library. man-Russian Immigrants in Western toric Preservation Office for a wind
Presented by professor Anna An- North Dakota." This meeting is also farm project in Stark and Hettinger
drzejewski, University of Wiscon- an opportunity for the public to share Counties. For more information, con-
sin-Madison, the talk will discuss the family stories, photographs, and tact Susan Quinnell, (701) 328 -
surveying of homesteads by a team scrapbooks with the research team. 3576.
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