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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1975
Page
4
William Dotson argues the Shady Lane Home is county property and urges the commissioners to consider a sprinkler system if a new nursing facility is built. He notes Shady Lane is sturdy despite age and offers to help finance the sprinkler project with others.
The Towne and Country Regional Art Center in Norwalk runs Tadpole Players a six week summer youth theater program with 100 participants from multiple counties. This year five week sessions end with Tom Sawyer and plans include Oliver Godspell and America A Joyful Noise for family involvement. Information via theater call.
Dear Abby letters discuss a woman attacked while walking home and forming a troubling infatuation with an attacker. The page also includes a Wisconsin mom endorsing inclusion at parties and a note about Abby’s contact details and offering a booklet for letter writing.
TV listing includes multiple drama western and musical titles with stars such as Charlton Heston Betty Grable and Fred Astaire. Prime slots show The Ten Commandments Frankenstein Conquers the World and Easter Parade among others across 9 to 11 30 PM with varied channels and times.
Local notes cover Horton Yeung of Hong Kong visiting the Weestons and teaching karate at Evangel College, Robert Behringer’s Irish Sweepstakes win via a Norwalk telegram, and a Huron County Bicentennial display featuring 18th century firearms. Also noted are Northern Ohio students on winter Dean’s List, family travel updates, and Kim Krock’s Rotary Argentina exchange queen honor with plans to return May 30 and resume Willard High School later.
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