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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1969
Page
4
Norwalk citizens are urged to attend Candidates Night on Tuesday at 8 p.m. sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce. With seven council seats likely to change hands, residents can question candidates to learn their views and qualifications before key issues of the next two years.
A compact listing of Across and Down hints for a newspaper style crossword with numbered clues and a Cryptoquote challenge note. The entry includes standard grid word prompts such as Before now and Observ e, plus theme items like Russian name and Greek portico. It also features the cryptogram instruction and a past quotation example by Ingersoll.
The listing shows a full night of films and programs with movies such as A Summer Place, The Guns of Navarone, The War of the Worlds, Blood of the Vampire. News, game shows, talk shows, and late-night programs are scheduled across channels and time slots.
Senate Republican leader pick Hugh Scott greets supporters after his selection by President Nixon. The veteran Pennsylvanian and liberal ally may oppose Nixon on voting rights and city program cuts, signaling potential friction in party policy. Robert Griffin of Michigan wins assistant leader post amid similar reservations.
A reader asks how to respond to a dig about her husband Morris becoming lodge president. The advised tact is to answer with a warm thank you while keeping the focus on the positive and not fueling the comment.
Saturday programming lists cartoons dramas and sports across channels with many classics like Batman Scooby Doo and Bullitt. The page also presents Abby letters with a cautionary personal advice about marriage fidelity and social etiquette.
Jim Bishop reflects on family change from a longtime home as children grow, parents age, and a stable unit dissolves. He notes daughter Virginia Lee in New Jersey with seven grandchildren, Gayle in Miami, and younger girls Kathi and Karen, while Miss Millicent Harrison plans her wedding in the Virgin Islands.
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