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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1976
Page
4
This page features a Thomas Joseph style crossword with across and down clues, plus a Daily Cryptoquote puzzle. It includes hints like a sample code alphabet and a quotation from Simone Weil for yesterday's solution.
Abigail Van Buren offers a Dear Abby column addressing a reader who has a friend with a missing front tooth and the social pressure to fix it. The reply suggests not judging the problem as others see it and jokes about fundraising for dental work. A second letter discusses using a wedding ring to deter unwanted attention from married swingers at work.
A reader asks if a non invited coworker should give a wedding gift and Abby advises a simple polite greeting. A second letter shares a fantasy topic with a husband and warns married women against revealing fantasies to spouses. Other brief notes include a humorous protection idea and a closing word.
A Norwalk Norwalk Reflector listing details Friday night programming including CLEVE LAND vs MILWAUKEE at 7 00 PM on channel 8 Olympic Games coverage in multiple slots with archery track and field canoeing and other events Movies include The Wild Bunch Nightmare In Wax Fort Utah Zontar The Thing From Venus Prince Of Space The Brain From Planet Arous Rise And Shine and The Giant Eel Children’s Film Festival Also Grandstand Major League Baseball and other features. The NORWALK REFLECTOR is a daily edition from Norwalk Ohio with listings and subscriber information.
Henry Timman recalls pre automobile summers on Lake Erie with Cedar Point groves and Ruggles Beach. He notes oaks spared by Almon Ruggles, the burned pavilions, the interurban line, and seasonal rites ending with Perry’s 1813 victory on September 10.
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