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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1975
Page
2
A cryptogram puzzle feature with clues across and down many names and terms. includes a Daily Cryptoquote and an example solution line referencing Longfellow and Churchill.
Dear Abby advises setting boundaries with a curious friend and suggests handling gentle pressure by stating, I won't volunteer information but I won't lie if asked. The letter writer also notes a housekeeper's passive notes from a difficult employer and Abby offers a direct response for handling such questions.
A dense listing of prime time TV slots shows films and programs across channels with titles including Journey to the Unknown The Stone Killer Sherlock Holmes and the Voice of Terror The Magic Christian Hell and High Water Triangle The Phantom of the Opera and more. It also lists news segments and various talk shows sports and series like Star Trek Space 1999 Lawrence Welk Hee Haw and Hollywood Squares along with festival coverage and religious programs.
Sunday broadcast lists multiple films and shows including WORLD WITHOUT SUN, SSERPICO, GIRLS GIRLS GIRLS, THE DEVIL S DAUGHTER and more with times. The page also carries Dear Abby letters explaining rules and age. A long prime time schedule follows with news and talk shows and end with Abby letters and contact details.
At the Shaker Art Sale in Norwalk a plaster figure titled a self-portrait drew strong notice. Created by Margaret A. Christy, the Norwalk High School art teacher, the piece features a wrinkled face and a sturdy shoe line, priced at 125 dollars and praised as the show’s stand-out by Cleveland Plain Dealer writer Mary Strassmeyer.
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