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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1965
Page
6
A holiday weekend brings peak highway travel and higher mishap exposure as motorists face drowsiness, highway hazards, and careless behavior. Observing simple safety rules can mean the difference between happiness and heartache and prevent drownings during the summer peak. Stay alert and drive safely.
A scrambled clue grid and answer key present a themed crossword with across and down entries. It includes sample code letters mapping and a quote example from 1986, King Features Syndicate.
Ranking minority member Griffin supports a compromise on the Taft Hartley Act repeal of 14(b) with a ban on union funds for general purposes. He cites testimony from labor figures including Sidney Zagri and Jimmy Hoffa as part of the inquiry into whether union members should be compelled to fund union activity.
A reader argues for letters over phone calls to busy executives and warns against intruding on privacy. The column then shifts to labor union funding and politics, analyzing Griffin's compromise, Johnson, and House votes affecting right to work and freedom in America.
The fifth Hartland Snappy Sticherettes meeting June 14 at Hartland Township Hall selected Linda Weisenberger to attend safety talks. Demonstrations by Jann Hillman followed. Other groups the Bronson Happy Stitchers and Chefs, Silver Platter Chefs, and Fast Side Hustlers held recent gatherings with cookery and table setting demos by Mars hell Riggleman Carol Orth Denise Sadler Carol Krelg Ann Wagner. The West Hartland Hoosiers Seniors and Hartland Merry Mixers held a joint officer installation event.
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