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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1972
Page
4
A reader shares a budget friendly method to protect a drop leaf table. Cover the top with green felt and adhesive backed wood grain plastic then trim. Rollable and storable, the pad drops with the leaves and saves space.
The Wakeman Community Club will host The Elyria Cascade Chordsmen in concert to kick off Wakeman Homecoming events. A local talent show will also be held. Officers elected include Norman Hooker president and William E. Davis III vice president. The Sept. 12 meeting will be at Glaydon Pickworths' home.
Tuesday events include Ladies Golf Association Calcutta at Elks Country Club at 9 a.m. Theatre Party at Senior Center at noon. Duplicate Bridge at Elks Country Club at 7 30 p.m. Queen Esther Chapter OES at Masonic Temple at 8 p.m.
In Los Angeles Dr. Boyd Cooper argues for legalized abortion and nationwide state-supported child care centers for children of single or career mothers. He lists four options for handling unwanted pregnancies and advocates government funded, 24 hour centers to reduce social stigma and aid mothers.
Jean, 28, a married mother of three and longtime heroin user, details a descent from teen experimentation to prostitution and dependency. She was among Oregon's early methadone program participants, now working to counsel others while still on methadone. she says life on methadone offers hope compared to her past.
Miss MacDonald, 28, from Missoula Montana, was appointed dean of women at Seattle University after serving as assistant dean of women since 1968. She aims to empower women students through education and awareness sessions while pursuing dorm rules parity and campus programs.
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