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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1971
Page
8
Dianne Springer a 12 year old from rural Monroeville had her right leg amputated after doctors found cancer following a cyst removal in December. She spent seven weeks in the hospital and now ambulates with crutches awaiting a new artificial leg and a birthday turning thirteen.
The Huron County Board of Elections will not purchase new voting machines this year but expects to need 25 to 30 more for the 1972 Presidential election. The board aims to rent or rent-purchase 20 to 30 machines next year and seeks extra office and storage space, with 18 year old voter registration driving the need.
Norwalk High School placed sixth among 16 teams in the Lorain County Chess League with a 9-5-1 record. Top performers included Kim Colich 10-3-1 on board two and Jack Lolla 9-5 on board one as the season featured a string of wins and close draws amid strong opponents.
Sealed bids to City of Norwalk Ohio for one new fire department truck due by 12 00 Noon EST April 24 1971. Bids require 10 percent bond or certified check and 100 percent performance bond. Bidders may withdraw after thirty days. bids may be rejected. Herbert O Krogh Safety and Service Director announces notice.
Six companies submitted bids to supply furniture and equipment for the new Huron County Highway Garage. Mansfield Drafting and Engineering Supply and the Charles Bruning Co of Cleveland bid for drafting equipment. Eberts Inc Norwalk Roesch Office Supply Sandusky Denzer s Office Equipment Co Sandusky and Snyders Bellevue bid on office furniture and equipment. The county engineer will analyze bids in all three categories before contracts are awarded.
Norwalk teen Leslie J. Woodward, a 1970 Norwalk High School graduate and Firelands marketing student, tickets to the Adams Junior High School event in Sandusky on April 17 at 7 30 p m. She will perform a dance in the talent segment among nine contestants from Bellevue Huron and Sandusky.
United States Marshal schedules foreclosure sale on April 19 1971 at 1 00 PM in Norwalk Ohio for 205 East Main Street Norwalk Ohio. Deposit 10 percent by certified check or cash due at bid acceptance. Also probate notice appointing Raymond J Parratt executor of Hazel M Parratt estate with four month claim period.
The First United Presbyterian Church Deacons hosted 175 men for their annual Good Friday breakfast. Rev. Quentin Battiste of St. Peter Lutheran Church delivered the message titled Strange Signs on Salvation's Summit.
In a hurry to sell your used fur coat dial 662 4241 to place a result getting Want Ad now. The ad seeks quick responses and direct selling, urging readers to call for fast placement.
Public notices announce purchase bids by the Sewage Department for a new one half ton pickup and the sale of a 1960 Dodge pickup. Executors and administrators named include Frank M. Janata and Lewis W Kuhn for estates in Norwalk and Wakeman, with creditor filing reminders and dates in April 1971.
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