Milan Gun Show Planned at Town Hall This Weekend
Milan Jaycees sponsor a weekend gun show at the town hall from 9 to 5 on Saturday and Sunday. Admission is 50 cents with proceeds funding service projects. Free gun appraisals offered and 50 tables display firearms and ammunition from Ohio Indiana Pennsylvania Michigan and West Virginia.
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Sixth Graders Discover Norwalk Creek Pollution
Virginia Patton reports on Pleasant Street School sixth graders led by Elaine Nickols inspecting Norwalk Creek. They find trash filled banks, a rusting refrigerator, dumped tires and cans, two polluted outflows, green pond scum, and a dead turtle. They clean the area with classmates and Tara Harness' Girl Scout troop, hoping for future cleanup but noting the effort won't last without greater action.
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Elaine Nickols
Norwalk Creek
Elaine
Lois Violanti
Pleasant Street
Maple City
Scholastic
Don Ratliff
Pleasant Street Park
Don
Oak St
Pleasant Street Pond
Gary Sanchez
Tara Harness
Girl Scout
Huron County Board of Revision Opens 1971 Tax Records
Notice to taxpayers states 1971 tax returns have been revised and valuations completed and will be open for public inspection on and after November 1 1971 Complaints against valuations or assessments except those by the Department of Taxation will be heard at times set by the Board of Revision.
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Huron County Board of Revision
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Quadruplets born to Petersburg couple surprise parents
Ronald and Mrs. Peterson woke Wednesday with no children and ended the day proud parents of four. At Petersburg General Hospital two boys and two girls arrived, all healthy and doing well. The couple expressed humility and happiness, noting they would adjust to their new family.
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UPI
Ronald W. Peterson
Petersburg General Hospital
Peterson
Homecoming Queen Vote At Golden West College
A three man committee disqualified Miss Starre Pine from the homecoming queen ballot for entering as part of the Ecology Club. After an appeal by the club, the Student Central Committee granted her an honorary princess title for Saturday's homecoming event.
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Smith Still Critical After Laylin Road Crash
Ronald Smith, 26, of 106 N Hester Sr, remains in critical condition in Providence Hospital Sandusky ICU after a Laylin Road wreck October 28. He sustained a fractured skull, crushed leg, broken arm and chest injuries as a car passenger driven by Michael S Cross. Both men were pinned until a passerby alerted the Highway Patrol. Smith is in room 384 and receiving no visitors.
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