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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1976
Page
2
The Board of Control received two bids Wednesday for the Municipal Court recording system. Office World Inc. of Toledo bid $3,926 while Dictating Machine Service of Cleveland offered $4,096. A decision will be made Monday.
Parents and friends of Eidson High School students are invited to an Open House on Thursday from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. The program features course and classroom material descriptions and private conferences with faculty and staff. Refreshments will be served.
Dale Kuiesza of 9 W. League St. reported his car was broken into between Saturday and Wednesday and items including a hunting jacket three boxes of shotgun shells two duck calls and two geese calls valued at more than 50 dollars were stolen.
Huron County Probate Court records list Wanda L. Hamilfar of rural Norwalk as the estate owner with jointly held property or accounts. The value shown is $56.121.
Members of the FADS held a square dance on the first floor of the Huron County jail. Dancers earned a jail bird badge for performing in an unusual location. Ray Fishbaugh and caller Verne Gordon are featured in the photos.
Huron County Commissioners plan to pitch to Gov. James Rhodes for rental of the top floor of the Administration Building at 180 Milan Ave. during his Tuesday visit, aiming to host a state agency and cut costs for Ohio residents.
The New London Public Library offers copies of the New London story compiled by the late Helen Foskett. A limited number remain at 12.50 dollars for walk-in purchases and one dollar for mailing. Pre-orders have priority and deliveries to mail orders begin soon from the printer.
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