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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1974
Page
4
The Tarhe Air-Breed Training Club will sponsor a dog obedience trial from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. June 23 at Crawford County Fairgrounds Bucyrus. Entries close noon June 5 and should be mailed with fees to Mrs. Paul Beeman Box 543 Bucyrus 44820.
A reader asks if ongoing lactation after menopause is normal and another questions how to handle a son’s wall of Playboy posters. Abby confirms lactation is possible with stimulation and advises parental boundaries on nudity. A belly dancing note commends the art form and suggests the term Oriental dancing.
Mrs. Ponnamma Mark, a former nurse and midwife from India, arrived in the United States three months ago to join her husband and six-year-old son. She works as a nurses aide at Norwalk Memorial Hospital while studying for the registered nurse exam and hopes her family can join her after saving enough for plane fare.
Judith Gale Olsen and Michael Patrick McGinn wed at the Olsen home in Morristown. The ceremony was led by Karl R. Anderson of the Cleveland Stake. The couple will reside at 100 East 1563 South Street in Orem Utah after a brief trip to New England.
A UPI advisory urges readers to review credit contracts carefully by checking total amount payable, down payment, remaining balance, trade-in allowances, payment schedule and due dates, penalties for late or missed payments, and consequences if unable to pay.
Nancy Sinatra has given birth to a daughter in Cedars of Lebanon Hospital weighing 8 pounds 14 ounces. Frank Sinatra becomes a grandfather for the first time as the infant arrives in Los Angeles.
Seventeen boys and three girls from the Hartland Scramblers 4-H Club completed a community project designing and painting 12 signs to designate trash pickup days. The effort, guided by Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sherman, was funded by scrap drives. The initiative was proposed by Hartland Township’s first woman trustee, Mrs. Pauline Bedford.
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