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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1975
Page
4
A cryptogram puzzle page presents a crossboard by Thomas Joseph with across and down clues including Persian tiger source of lapin wax and other wordplay. The page also displays a Cryptoquote with the Dorothy Parker quote about wit and truth.
A reader asks for a permanent contraception operation. Abby advises shopping for a doctor or Planned Parenthood. Another reader seeks guidance after a widow’s obituary. a suggestion to call and apologize is offered. A Connecticut Yankee shares a dating misstep and Abby suggests patience and a call. A third reader asks about handling walk-in versus telephone customers.
A reader champions polite customer service and sharing the front of the line. In Peggy Bendrick's letter, she argues against the “leave us alone” bias toward the physically disabled and calls for inclusion in design, education, and housing.
TV listings and film notes feature Westerns and mysteries including Cheyenne Autumn and Death Cruise with stars Widmark Baker Mayo Flynn Savalas and de Havilland. The schedule lists multiple daytime and evening programs on NBC channels with news cartoons game shows and soap operas across hours from 6 to 6 the next morning.
Norwalk events feature Kiwanis luncheon guests including senior citizens, Norwalk High coaches and students, and retiring music director R. Paul Laycock with a small chamber group. Other notices cover retiree clubs, Golden Age meetings, bus trips to Wooster, Amish Country visits, and nursing home programs.
New York based Frank Sweatlow reviews a PBS program that probes funeral industry abuses, including payoffs to ministers and hospital workers, installment burials, and high pressure sales. It contrasts slick American practices with lower cost British systems and memorial societies, praising the documentary as gutsy and provocative.
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